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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
3
Saline High School presents a long editorial on true wealth, praising character, ideals, and spiritual growth over material possessions. The piece urges students to value education and personal development as lasting wealth.
HAPP correspondence notes plans for a possible arrival. Miss Cora Hull attended Mrs. Milton Clark's funeral in Ann Arbor. Saline basketball hopes rise as Saline Town Team hosts Ypsilanti Independents Friday at the opera house. School and social events include bridge nights, visits, and a poultry association meeting set for January 28 with officer elections.
Mrs Josephine Hagie Eagle aged 74 died January 18 1930 in Santa Ana California after months of illness. She was born in St Johns Michigan and lived in Ann Arbor Saline Detroit and California with her daughter Gertrude Eagle. Survived by two daughters one son and four grandchildren. Funeral at Dietiker's Friday at 11 with Rev C E Kircher officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Sutherland PTA will present an entertainment at Mills School House on Monday evening January 27 to benefit the PTA. Admission is 35 cents. A note on marriage trends links fewer college girls marrying to the idea that higher education improves judgment.
The article notes stock declines trim speculation in small towns and prompt a nationwide shift to frugality. It argues the stock collapse chills spending, promotes living within means, and encourages saving while business activity slows but not uniformly.
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