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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
2
Obituary and marriage notices are free. Poetry costs five cents per line. Paid announcements for entertainments require six cents per line. Minimum charge is 25 cents. Six lines per column.
Jerome Travis of Macon Michigan died last Wednesday at age 88. A former Macon school attendee turned teacher, he taught in Clin and Toledo Ohio before returning to Macon. Funeral services were held in Macon and burial followed at the Macon cemetery.
Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council proposes a camp stamp thrift plan allowing boys to buy 25 cent stamps in installments to fund camp, with a free stamp after three purchases before January 80. Saline scouts enroll in Leaders Training Course started January 11 at Ann Arbor High School, led by Walter Holmlund.
Students named, birthdays noted, and healthy conduct praised in January school update. John Kilobs presides as Civic Health Club president with Charlotte Phelps as vice president and Marie Dieterte as secretary.
M rs Minnie Baty returned from Jackson for the weekend while Mr and Mrs Martin Fucss hosted friends. Bernard Mason came from Detroit for a visit with his brother Arthur as Mrs Gottlob Kuebler and Mrs Henry Burns visited Ann Arbor on business. Members of the Westphal and Richards families hosted gatherings in town and nearby. News notes include Buick agency change, division mobilization rumors, and local real estate transfers.
A Hillsdale widow lost 2600 of her life savings to alleged confidence men who offered perpetual burial rights in Crown Hill Cemetery in Ohio in exchange for her good securities. State police and Prosecutor Albert W. Dimmers Jr. opened an inquiry that may reveal more losses by local investors. The men promised two year profits before the cemetery scheme failed. Also reported, 20 year old Clinton driver Charles F. Kline was found dead in his cab near White Pigeon from suspected motor-fume asphyxiation after returning from Indiana Harbor. His death was confirmed by license and Boy Scout card found on him and he was returned to Clinton via Cassopolis and Manchester-Clinton.
A reader invitation asks for ideas on household tasks and better ways to cook vegetables. It includes a poetic excerpt by Welshimer about dreams, gardens, and simple beauty, inviting submissions and noting names may be used if desired.
A recipe fragment describes making molasses walnut squares with butter molasses sugar and salt and notes a final cooling and cutting step. The second item reports sixty three Michigan State College economics students preparing a collegiate style fashion revue during Farmers Week from Jan 30 to Feb 3 with Marion Hillhouse directing and student models showing self designed garments at the Little Theatre Home Economics building.
The Methodist church announces morning worship at 10:00 led by Minister Walter Laxman. Sermon topic The Art of Living. Sunday school at 11:15 with Ray Davis as superintendent. Junior League at 6:30 pm led by Mrs. Lillian Burgam. Epworth League discusses The Gospel and Its Meaning. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7:30 to 8:30. Next study covers Micah.
Thursday January 19 choirs meet for practice at the church Taxis Society assigns service roles. Sunday January 22 worship at 10 o clock followed by 11 15 Sunday school 6 30 Christian Endeavor 7 30 evening worship Sermon for children Tramps Sermon for adults Great Words of Faith Salvation. On Thursday January 26 Family Night cooperative supper at 7 o'clock short program games fellowship Bring table service and sandwiches hot dish if not asked for meat or potatoes.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M. C. Philipp holds a Christmas Festival on Sunday at 10 a m with a sermon in German and English and observance of the Lord’s Supper. The pastor extends blessings for the season. Parents who work and save are urged to teach thrift to children.
Subscriptions become cheaper for absent family members as post rate cuts take effect. Greyhound reduced fares to Florida and Gulf Coast resorts, boosting winter travel and possibly adding service. At Napoleon, a six-man crew began drilling a new oil and gas prospect north of the Chris Mee farm line, with Wicklund Development Corp backing the effort amid local oil hopes.
C B Millar of Michigan State College advocates winter soil care to restore fertility. Techniques include spreading marl on fields, applying superphosphate in stable gutters, and distributing manure to conserve nutrients. Indians to pay dividends phrase noted as metaphor for soil economics.
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