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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1939

Page

3

Fitzgerald plans bold Michigan budget balance and school boosts

Governor Fitzgerald proposes to wipe a large deficit within 60 to 90 days by trimming payrolls and tightening state finances while raising public school aid to 45 million dollars for two years. He backs a ten day strike notice, keeps tourism promotion, and shifts liquor store policy to merchants with state oversight.

Lansing Frank Fitzgerald Treasury Fitzgerald Dickinson Charlotte

Medical insurance plan for low income workers proposed

The document outlines a voluntary plan under the Michigan State Medical Society to provide socialized medicine for low income wage earners. Hospitalization costs would range from 60 cents per person to $1.25 per family depending on ward or private room, with 21 days of hospital care in year one and a graduated scale to 30 days by year five.

Michigan State Medical Society

Central York Community Notes Include Visits and PTA Change

Bruce LeBaron visits cousin Mrs Alger Allison on Monday. Joseph Sweeney Jr and his father Joseph Sweeney Sr spend Friday with the elder. The Friendship class of the Federated Sunday school met with Mrs Alger Allison Thursday. Oak Grove PTA changes monthly meeting from first to third Friday.

Bruce LeBaron Alger Allison Joseph Sweeney Detroit Federated Sunday School Oak Grove P. T. A

Ann Arbor Visitors Listed in Local Social Notes

JUDD DISTRICT reports Mr. and Mrs Carson visiting Ann Arbor on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Riggs called on Mr. Cox and family at Willis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs D G Richards. Mr. and Mrs A G Richards and Mr. and Mrs Bry attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Karl Wiegand in Ann Arbor Saturday evening.

Mrs. Carson Ann Arbor Clarence Riggs Cox Willis Will Gallaher D.G. Richards A. G. Richards Bry Karl Wiegand

Local Socials Highlight birthdays visits and gatherings

Mooreville communities share visiting relatives and friends. A birthday club party honors Mrs. Mattie Markam with a pink and white cake and Virginia marks her 13th birthday with a 6 o’clock dinner and 14 guests.

Garth Sangree Jackson Floyd Ganong Stony Creek Grange Clayton Bissell Mattie Markam Milan Joe Camburn Rosanne Saline Loyal Kanitz Sylvan Kanitz London Frank Kanitz Cone Myrtle Ream G. F.holcomb Ralph Long Harlan Holcomb Louis Smith Walter Greashabber Walter Fuller Virginia

Hammond District Social News Highlights Hidden Visits

Mrs. Clark Gordon assists her ill mother in Tecumseh while families across Tecumseh and nearby towns visit one another. Numerous gatherings occur, including Ellen Stimpson in Berkley, Forsythes of Ann Arbor visiting Gordon hosts, and Red Cross events in Ann Arbor with Macon residents attending.

Tecumseh Visit Highlights Kopkas and Vaughn Health

Tecumseh visitors included Mr and Mrs William Kopka on Saturday. Mrs Louise Vaughn has been seriously ill but is on the mend.

William Kopka Tecumseh Louise Vaughn

Social round, locals visit and funeral notes

Mrs Ray Kempf spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs Hallie Mehler and Mrs Little of Saline calling on Mrs Flora Vealey and Mrs Bertha Stills. Jerome Travis funeral attended by locals in Macon. George Hermann and family of Britton visited Murl Cross. Dick Kleinschmidt of Ann Arbor visited Herman Mehler. Martha Kopka lingered weekend near Britton. Elton Osborne and others visited Ann Arbor.

Ray. Kempf Hallie ‘Mehler Little Saline Flora Vealey Bertha, Stills Macon Jerome Travis George Hermann Britton Murl Cross Dick Kleinschmidt Ann Arbor

Social visits noted among Central Lodi residents

Central Lodi records indicate Ralph Moore and Augustine Liska spent Saturday afternoon together. Dorothy Moore visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore, last week. Gertie Drake called on Mrs. Ernest Heller in Ann Arbor last Sunday. Dorothy and Ruth Sweetland spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. William Lindemann. Edith Birkle of Platt stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Lindemann were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Skinner on Packard road. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moore and son Robert visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore on Sunday. Roy Loeffler of Belleville and his wife spent Sunday with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Haughton. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brittkner and Mrs. Martha Kitts of Ann Arbor were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore. Feogts.

Ralph Moore Augustine Liska Dorothy Moore Bert Moore Gertie Drake Ernest Heller Ann Arbor Dorothy Ruth Sweetland William Lindemann Edith Birkle Platt Packard Road Norman Moore Robert Roy ‘Loeffler Belleville Victor Haughton Jacob Briitkner Martha Kitts Tae Feogts

Cliffside rescue by lever and cord amid a perilous well escape

Richard recounts a harrowing escape from a flooded well aided by three improvised levers and a cord. Elizabeth steadies him from above as he climbs hand over hand, testing rusted dogs and finally pulling himself to safety with the cord secured to a wheel. Mussolini is cited in the closing line.

Elizabeth Richard

Rackham Building Endowment Heralds Michigan Graduate Growth

The University of Michigan receives a 4 million endowment gift from the Horace H. Rackham and Mary A. Rackham Fund to support the Graduate School. A new building dedicated this summer houses lecture halls study rooms and facilities for research guiding graduate education and outreach.

Graduate School University of Michigan Horace H. Rackham Mary A. Rackham Horace. BH. Rackham Clarence. S. Yoakym

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