Convenience Drives Checks as Primary Money Tool
With such convenience safety for funds and provision for receipts and records most commercial money transactions are by check.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1940
Page
1
With such convenience safety for funds and provision for receipts and records most commercial money transactions are by check.
Carl A. Curtiss of Citizens Bank chairs Saline appeal for funds to aid Finland in war's wake. Finnish Relief Fund headed by Herbert Hoover aims to feed clothe and shelter refugees. American Red Cross provides medical aid but not civilian relief. Public contributions to banks total ten dollars.
The Saline Theatre screens Pack Up Your Troubles a 20th Century Fox comedy with Jame Withers and the Ritzes back in town. Dust Be My Destiny stars John Garfield Priscilla Lane and Jane with Vic tor McLaglen in Ex Champ Universal’s drama Tuesday and Wednesday.
At The Tavern meeting the Saline Rotary Club heard Betty Vanden Belt a Michigan State Normal College student describe the English evacuation of children and life in London last summer She displayed a gas mask issued by the British government New member Fred Burkhart and guest Lee Granger attended along with visitors Royal E Mitchell Bennett Weard and Walter MacPeek from Ann Arbor and Brighton respectively
Mrs Katherine Rentschler a long time Saline resident died at 3273 Fullerton avenue Detroit on January 8 after a brief illness. She was born March 8 1858 in Lodi township and married Mathew Rentschler in 1884. he died in 1910. Survived by two brothers one son five daughters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Private services at 11 36 Thursday at 3273 Fullerton followed by 2 pm at St Paul Evangelical church Saline. Rev C H Wittbracht officiating.
Mr and Mrs Fred Arend hosted the Saline Community Committee meeting with attendees including Mr and Mrs Harold Vaughn Mr and Mrs Don Campbell from Saline Valley Farms Mr and Mrs Julius Schnirring and daughters and Mr and Mrs W P Schwoche The treasurer reported and January 22 program plans were announced The group discussed a beautification project using Saline Valley Farms greenhouse and plant distribution plans for perennial flowers and the next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs W P Schwo chi es home
The school marks halfway point with first semester exams next week. Grades Kg through 3 have no exams. Grades 7-12 test on Tuesday and Wednesday. grades 4-6 test Wednesday and Thursday. Friday is a non attendance day for all except youngest. The new semester starts Monday Jan 22 with Economics for seniors and Community Civics for eighth graders.
Saline High School invites the mothers of the Saline Varsity Club to a special box during the Friday basketball doubleheader with Belleville. Corsages will be presented during intermission by Theron Klager Wesley Steiner and Walter Mac Arthur.
Saline Hornets defeated Romulus 25 to 20 to win their third in four games and their first Huron League win this season. Key players included Shaefer MacArthur Banner and Dugan led Romulus with eight points. Saline defense shut down Dugan in the second half.
At the annual Michigan Union meeting in Ann Arbor on January 17, 1940, Washtenaw-Livington Scout Council notes 1939 gains in both youth and adult volunteers. Over 2,000 boys enrolled across 55 troops and 20 cub packs, with scouts increasing from 1049 to 1108 and leaders from 307 to 322. Council president John S. Page calls it steady progress.
A dense listing of classified items including auctions real estate rental and sale items from The Saline Observer. Highlights include livestock for sale farm equipment and services, automotive goods from local dealers and repair services, beauty and health ads and upcoming events. The collection also notes radio service meat and poultry offerings and local business contact details.
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