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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
5
Services listed for February 26 include Morning worship at 10 and Sunday school at 11 15 Epworth League at 6 20. A union service at 7 45 in the Federated church and again Thursday evening urging spiritual vitality ahead of the meetings concluding with a reminder to make the best use of time.
We retire from the calendar field and transfer to M. B. Wright of East Henry Street who moved to Saline a year ago. Wright offers calendars and advertising novelties for Saline and surrounding counties and hopes customers will favor him with their needs.
A witty remark notes some women take pride in their history and constantly honor their previous choices. The line suggests confidence and self-definition tied to past actions.
Saline Observer publication note outlines pricing for notices and classifieds. Card of Thanks and resolutions priced per word or line, obituaries and marriages published free, entertainment announcements billed per word, and general advertising rates available on application. Includes postal and association memberships.
A quotation asserts that no group has improved the U S Constitution and that America stands as the last hope for the human race. It warns that removing the republic would unsettle the world, while preserving it would keep nations aligned with liberty in a shared harbor.
Nutrition specialists at Michigan State College say a diet of meat potatoes white bread pastry and coffee misses four key vitamins and minerals and is insufficient for growth and health. They recommend milk eggs vegetables graham bread and butter, noting vitamins support growth and disease resistance while iron aids oxygen transport.
Bean market reports once heard at noon on WEAR at Michigan State College radio now air at 7 15 p m and 7 30 p m Eastern time on weekdays with 8 15 p m Wednesday slots. The Michigan Elevator Exchange requested the change and a Sunday afternoon series began.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association will sponsor a nationwide early diagnosis campaign in March. Tuberculosis causes about 3,000 deaths annually in the state, with 84 percent of cases found in advanced stages when medical attention begins. Early diagnosis can save thousands of lives. see your doctor promptly.
The piece lauds Charles A. Lindbergh as a national hero whose brave deeds outweigh human weaknesses. It asserts there is no need for apology for his actions and describes him as the embodiment of American spirit based on both his habits and character.
A narrative contrasts an elderly widow saved from fraud by a banker with a broad defense of small town identity. It urges consulting bankers to protect assets and defends hometown merit against urban snobbery illustrated by Dr. Steiner’s remarks to teachers.
The description of lands held for sale by the state for charges of taxation and interest is published in this issue and will appear for one more week. Lands sale set for the first Tuesday in May at the county treasurer's office. Those contesting liens must appear in circuit court at the February term and file objections with the county clerk.
Washtenaw County probate court appoints commissioners August Henes and Julius Reyer to gather and adjust all claims against the estate of William Rentschler, deceased. Creditors have four months to file claims, with hearings at Bridgewater Savings Bank on April 25 and June 25, 1928 after 10 AM. Dated February 17, 1928.
The Willing Ayorhers met February 16 with Mrs Ruth Hansen as hostess serving 29. A Lincoln themed program featured readings about Lincoln statues Gettysburg address and other works with music and recitations. President Mrs Ada Lutz led the gathering which adjourned to March 15 with St Patrick’s day plans.
Zone III held its February meeting at Valentine school with Lucille April as hostess. Members reviewed history and geography plans, viewed demonstrations on the Use of the Arabs, and learned about cotton in the southern states. After dinner, a program featured Waslington life panels, recitations, and a Hawaii lecture by Miss Morrison from Mehigan State Norman college.
Notice to Saline Michigan electors for the annual village election on March 12, 1928. Offices: Village President Clerk Treasurer three Trustees two years Assessor. Polls open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with possible adjournment or 8 p.m. closing per ordinance. Dated February 1 1923. Tax notice by Henry Ormsby treasurer. tax payments accepted Feb 1-23 at Citizens Bank and Feb 21-DS at Savings Bank. late fee after Feb 28.
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