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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
2
The Saline Observer lists mailing status as second class at the Saline Michigan post office under the 1879 act. It includes advertising representation by Michigan Press Services, Inc of East Lansing, with subscription prices of two dollars within Michigan and two fifty for out of state, single copies five cents.
Dale Noble studies at University of Chicago. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roland Bredernitz last Wednesday. Events include Pittsfield Ladies Aid in Ypsilanti, Boy Scouts Court of Honor in Saline, and various visits, illnesses, and social gatherings around Saline and nearby towns. A chicken supper, a dancing party, and several prize winners are reported along with illness updates.
Local Bridgewater band plans a dance tomorrow night at the hall. Fred Russell is selling barley in Ypsilanti for 60 cents per bushel. A school entertainment Thursday netted 8 dollars. Michael Alber, born in Würtemburg February 11 1828, died Saturday morning south of town. J A Hauser and the Hertler brothers ship stock today. Governor F Pingree is plainly shown.
Residents hosted and attended neighborhood events. Mrs. Robert Girbach hosted twelve ladies for an afternoon. St. James Womens Guild met at Sophie and Melinda Boehm. West Saline Farm Bureau gathered at Herman Kohler’s. Mr How Eisen selected helpers for the membership drive. St James church council met for quarterly sessions. Toledo visitors Mrs Lauren Finkbeiner joined New Year’s guests at Oscar Klein’s. Several couples hosted New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day gatherings at various homes including the Frey and Schroeder families.
The text explains that TB is caused by germs and a healthy body can defeat a few. Daily exposure to a careless TB patient raises danger. Transmission occurs through kissing coughing and spitting and through items touched by the patient such as cups saucers and glasses.
An associate editor argues fathers should lead children to notice beauty rather than be stern judges. Suggestions include outdoor sky watching, sharing in crafts, and noting shadows and light on walks. Emphasizes fathers helping children perceive sky, voice, and visual details to enrich imagination.
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