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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists postal status in Saline Michigan and charges for notices and poetry. Rates include 1.50 yearly 0.05 per copy and 6 cents per line for thanks resolutions and announcements with minimum 25 cents. Multiple time spans 8 months 4 months 2 months shown.
Electors of Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan are called to the general primary on Monday March 4 1935 at the Town Hall to nominate candidates for Circuit Judge and County School Commissioner Polls open 7 am and close 5 pm with possible noon adjournment for one hour and potential earlier opening 6 am and closing 8 pm by local resolution. dated March 1 1935 Township Clerk FH Asgenstmy.
The general primary election for Saline City will be held at Saline City Hall on a date in February 1935. Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time unless inspectors adjourn at noon for one hour. Lottie Wallace, City Clerk.
Announcement for a General Primary in Saline Township Washtenaw Michigan held at the Saline opera house on March 4 1935 to nominate Circuit Judge and County School Commissioner candidates Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with possible noon adjournment for one hour and early opening or closing by local boards per statute. Dated February 5 1935 signed Lester W Hanson Township Clerk.
The senior class enjoyed a skating party at a Ypsilanti rink with some tumbles and a post-event lunch at the reporter’s home. Reports cover class activities across grades, with notes on physics lessons, class rings, Civil War studies, contracts in commerce, and Valentine celebrations.
The note contrasts 100 years ago when ill people were bled and given alcohol with modern care that opens windows and uses blood transfusions and no alcohol. It adds a quip about apples and a crossword keeping love away, in a light humorous tone.
The Saline Woman's Club hosted a February 12 banquet at Federated church featuring Miss Esther Landwehr with Professor Stevenson of Ann Arbor discussing incidents in the life of Abraham Lincoln. Luther Briggs welcomed guests as Clay spoke, with music by local performers. A February 26 meeting will cover current events with a civics talk and a guest speaker.
Saline residents warned of winter and dog tax collection at Citizens Bank on March 2. Treasurer Frank Camburn notes payments not accepted in the evenings and that March 2 is the last day to pay.
Morning worship at 10 o clock titled Washington Father of a Nation. 11 15 Sunday school superintendent H A Holmes. Epworth Leagues 6 30 p m for senior and junior. Wednesday 4 o clock church school for juniors. Wednesday 7 30 prayer service. Thursday 7 36 choir practice. Evening worship at 7 36 Own er ship.
The Federated Church reports a strong patriotic service last Sunday with well attended evening talks. Services scheduled: 10:00 worship, 11:15 Sunday school, 6:30 young people gathering, 7:30 worship with music. Also cites rail mileage peak of 254251 miles in 1916 and a locomotive with 72000 pounds tractive power.
A compact reflection on how a man’s conviction can create reality as he pursues his desires. The idea rests on総 the notion that belief can override doubt and steer life toward chosen outcomes.
G H Dasher announces all spring sales for 1935 will be ten dollars. Household goods included in farm sales. He owns and operates a farm and guarantees satisfaction or no pay. Sales end by 4 30. Tecumseh Michigan contact Macon 3 F 8.
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