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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
5
Community items list visits and illness across Saline and nearby towns. Joan Elsman ill with chicken pox. many residents attend family events, church activities, and New Year gatherings in Lansing Ann Arbor Detroit and Milan. Local clubs, school news, weddings and a flying auto demonstration are included.
January offers favorable egg prices and a window to prepare breeding stock. Ensure hens receive cod liver oil, secure early cockerels, and order mating lists for spring stock. Plan runs now, document setups, and optimize health for better vitality. The Klamath Indian tribe on a vast reservation is cited as the world's richest community per capita wealth.
Fifteen years ago Donald Burkhart attended a New Year party in Detroit. Joseph Schaible and family visited at George Walker's home. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heininger on January 1 1921. Arthur Miller plans study at M A C in Hast Lansing. Roy Lawslayer of Wayne visited the Austins and Chris Lambarth farm sale to Rentz. Edwin H. Smith moves from Ann Arbor to John Schleh residence. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gross, Oscar Charles, died aged three weeks. Mary Stierle’s seventy ninth birthday celebrated by children from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Saline.
Luther Hamlin clerks for S T Fairbank. Young folks skate on the pond. Mrs George Shaw entertains Merritt Martin and Mrs W Shaw New Year. Townsend of Washington DC visits to call on his mother and brother. Mrs Unterkircher hosts Methodist choir. Major D Wallace collapse and death anticipated. Olive Moore hosts graduating class of 1901. Mrs Adeline Campbell of Ypsilanti dies, funeral held. only sister Mrs Rogers survives.
There is no excuse for the driver who delays a turn until at the intersection and then cuts in front of traffic. The piece argues good drivers prepare for a turn by positioning in advance and warns that many accidents happen when motorists forget.
The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association says sound rural banks should be protected from over banking caused by former tax chartering. It warns against expanding bank numbers and urges prudent chartering as the nation rebuilds post 1933.
The American Bankers Association will hold an eastern states conference on banking service in Philadelphia on January 23 and 24. President Robert W. Fleming will preside as part of a nationwide program on banking development. The meetings will cover managerial legislative and operative issues and seek to improve public understanding of bank functions and policies.
The St Louis Symphony Orchestra led by Vladimir Golschmann begins the second half of the Choral Union series with a concert in Ann Arbor next Tuesday. Founded in 1860, the 86 member ensemble has a long history and will tour extensively this season. Golschmann, born in Paris in 1893, is in his fifth season as conductor after leading major French and American ensembles.
The Michigan State Poultry Association announces the Second Annual Poultry Show at Michigan State College grounds East Lansing during Haniner s Week February 3 to 7 1936. A larger building will host many entries and judges with ringside judging and spectator seating planned.
Read this ad and bring in your unwanted chair stove or rug. The Observer prints big classified lineings and will offer real money for the very thing you are about to throw away. Come in and let us frame the ad for you.
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