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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1947
Page
2
The piece urges parents to invest in nonmaterial assets like teaching a child to forget grievances and handle punishment without lingering resentment. It promotes redirecting play to productive tasks and giving the child meaningful roles to restore self worth after missteps.
Fifteen years ago Mrs Amos Luck hardt and family shared Christmas at C E Ernst home in Bridgewater. Walter Cook and Lottie Wallace attended Miss H Baker funeral in Plainfield. Stimp sons with Evanston and Owosso relatives visited Gordon sisters. Saline mayor Mark Sudgen spoke at Rotary as guests. Lindedmanns hosted dinner for several families. Mary and Bertha Hertler received a radio. Karl Feldkamp doing winter butchering. Thirty years ago John Schleh and Alice with Leon Rogers visited Clinton. Leigh Townsend from Lansing vacationing with parents Townsend. Mrs Heimerdinger and Mrs Heimerdinger of Manchester visited Burkhardt family. Esther Fairbanks left for Allegan to resume duties. Edward Wild and family of Lodi visited York Guenther. Mary Eccles and Minnie Ruckman hosted six oclock dinner at Ruckman home. Forty five years ago J G Ehnis barn fire scare barely spared. Guy Ratner ill. Chauncey Fitzgerald tending customers. Hammond School District shadow social Jan 10 at George Freshman home. Linnie Rogers enjoying vacation with friends.
In Hanover and Chelsea Bishop Potter denounces prohibition as an impudent fraud. Floyd Bennett, now in South Bend Indiana, visited town for several days last week to see old friends. He said his parents live in Eaton Rapids and are well and happy.
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