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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1938
Page
5
Local residents report social calls and guests from Detroit and Jackson. Families relocate within Saline while clubs meet, deliver programs and plan canning and bake sales. A varsity canning factory expansion and Michigan Milk Producers Association meeting highlight ongoing community activity.
Saline General Hospital reports Hugh Austin returned home after an appendectomy. Ernest Girbach recovering at home from injuries in an accident. Mrs Edward Aluk and baby Gaughter returned to Milan. Clyde Brown of Wayte in hospital with a baby boy born Sunday. Vera Goodin Brown of Saline is the mother. Kenneth Jepson and John Dicks families welcomed boys born January 18 and January 22 respectively. Carl Brown and Milan welcomed a baby boy born Sunday. Twin Klumpp recovering from a major operation performed last week. Drayheim family of Springfield still in hospital with injuries from an accident six weeks ago on US 119.
Notes Walter Laxman minister at Methodist Church with 10 oclock morning worship on The Spirit of Yesterday. One hundred and first anniversary of D L Micody birth noted. 11 15 church school Ray Davis superintendent 6 30 p m Eqworth Leagues Junior Mrs Lillian Burgan intermediate Miss Julia Stark Wednesday 7 30 8 30 mid week service The Meaning of Prayer.
Federated Church announces services and activities for late January and early February. Sunday schedule includes worship at 10 o clock with youth leading and four five minute messages, 11 15 am Sunday school on The Ministry of Spiritual Service from Mark 2 1 12, 6 30 pm Christian Endeavor for juniors intermediates and seniors, and 7 30 pm Men's Night with music and Dr Frederick Cowin and Roger Freund. Wednesday February 2 Ladies Aid Society meets 1 30 pm on Manchester road focusing on mission study. Thursday February 3 youth plan outdoor party around a roaring fire.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater announces divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
A note from Mrs. Willam Schnirring and families extends gratitude to neighbors for beautiful flowers and assistance during a bereavement. Also thanks Miss Lorena Layher, Robert Hitchcock, and his daughter for kindness.
Ledi taxes may be paid on February 4 and 25 at Saline Citizens Bank and February 11 and 18 at Saline Savings Bank. A February 15 payment date is set at State Savings Bank in Ann Arbor. George Herter serves as Treasurer.
A famous Philadelphia bird known as the Philly-Loo is described as extinct with conflicting death accounts. One tale recalls a donor of doughnut holes triggering the bird’s end by aligning for eating holes, while another editor claims a banquet pursuit where circling birds swallowed each other until none remained, leaving only tracks.
A guide to using old magazines for children’s busywork and learning, with ideas for crafts and scrapbooks. Includes pumpkin chiffon pie and baked Indian pudding recipes, plus tips on repurposing seed catalogs, wrapping paper, and ads to teach practical cooking and memory through simple projects.
Advice on removing fog from polished furniture with vinegar solution and water. Tips cover perspiration stain care for clothing, silver tarnish removal, and using carbon tetrachloride for grease. Aluminum pan marks, rubber mat prevention, and mild cleaners. Blanket covers reduce laundry, measure clearance, and starch for glassware polish.
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