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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription options at new rates and details payment terms. Advertisers are reminded that notices and packages must be paid at six cents per line, with additional charges for coalitions and poetry notices at specified per line rates.
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets above Citizens Bank for Sunday services at 10:30 A M with Sunday school for pupils under twenty. A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday evening at 7 99 with Truth as the lesson subject. The article cites Bible passages and Mary Baker Eddy writings for study.
Central Lods reports visits from Mrs William Lindemann and Mr and Mrs Bert Moore Sunday. Clarence Coon recuperates slowly after a two week hand injury. Ann Arbor visitors include Raymond Larmes and Orrin Drake. Families of Drake, Steward, Grosshans, and Moore hosted and were visited through the weekend. Reading contrast notes motion pictures cause less eyestrain than books under normal conditions.
Senior class reports detail a Roman party with costumes and games plus Milton and civics lessons. Juniors review reconstruction, algebra, and chemistry while sophomores and freshmen describe geometry, bookkeeping, conjugations, and upcoming exams. Ninth grade broadcasts tease oranges contest and lessons on fractions and adjectives.
Seventh grade reporters describe exams looming across subjects from history and mathematics to English tense review. Geography focuses on semester tests and Mediterranean lands while sixth grade depicts silhouettes and a health milk contest. A live mouse incident prompts light classroom humor as fractions are introduced.
Bert Ede, minister, announces morning service at 10 and evening worship at 7:30 with a 11:15 Sunday school led by Supt. Hiclmes. The Walled Lake choir is welcomed, having won state honors at Michigan State College last July. Program includes cantata Song of Thanksgiving, Messiah portion, and Christmas choruses directed by Charles Hutton with soloists Mrs. Harold Tripp, Franklin Crawford, Mrs. C. F. Untterkircher, and others.
Pastor M. C. Phillipp leads Divine services at 7 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services are held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. All welcome to attend.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Zahn spent Sunday with the Teufel family. Clyde Spence and Megan Spence visited Fred Teufel and family. Miss Maximine Wisich of Tecumseh stayed with Mrs Harold Kutler. Walter Craig and family hosted Hugh Craig and others. Arthur Mangus and daughter Betty visited his mother at Willis. Floyd Spence family joined Danner Galloway’s at Waltz. Frank Stilts and family returned from Corning New York. Hugh Craig hosted dinner. Harry Downing and family visited Macon. Walter Craig and daughter visited Clinton and Roscoe Craig of Ypsilanti. Mrs Seymour of Denton stayed with her daughter Mrs Arthur Mangus. Mangus and Seymour were Adrian visitors on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miley and family visited friends in Monroe Sunday. Mrs. Robinson visited school last Thursday and gave the school 10 gold stars. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spencer in an Ann Arbor hospital on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kazmaier of Ypsilanti visited Robert Dunn and family Sunday. Madison of near Ann Arbor called at the home of Harold Jewell Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barringer at Toledo were visitors of Gale Riggs and family Friday. Mrs. Robert Dunn spent Thursday night in Ypsilanti with Mr. and Mrs. Newman. Alfred Acton D. G. Richards and Charles Hale spent Tuesday evening at Gale Riggs's house. Mrs. Sidney Yap and Florine Richards of Ann Arbor were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards Sunday.
Local items from West Mooreville note Mrs William Gibson suffers pain from finger infection. Several families visit relatives in Ann Arbor Milan Ridgeway Romulus Detroit and Grand Rapids. A birthday party for Erncht Eugene and a Pedro game night with prizes are described.
The Hull Family, praised for last winter's fine entertainment, are booked for a return engagement on Saturday evening in the auditorium, with expectations of a full house if greeted by strong attendance.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat loss method. It claims a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast reduces fat in four weeks and promises health improvement and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It urges readers to obtain the product at any drug store worldwide.
The Federated Church lists a Sunday schedule with 10:00 a.m. worship and 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S. Cot ton and Merritt Martin. Evening services at 7:45 feature music from a junior choir. January sermons, preached by the pastor, cover The Marriage Ring with topics The Husband and The Wife.
Milton Gross of East Lansing visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs Fred Gross and daughters visited Milan Friday. Detroit guests stayed with the Gillens and Wilcoxes. The Harms family from Napoleon occupies a residence on South Anm torpor Street recently vacated by Martin Fuess. Harms is manager of Neuhouser Hatchery. Read the liner ads today.
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