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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
6
A rural church installs a radio to hear a famed Chicago minister when funds cannot support a local pastor. The piece argues radios cannot replace resident pastors whose role extends beyond sermons to pastoral care, ceremonies, sickness, death, and moral guidance.
A Russian scientist sought microbes on a polar island and found it igermiless. Michael Faraday began his science career as a binder's apprentice after seeing books on science. Denmark develops a diesel engine claimed to cost one fifth of older types. Blue is noted as a sacred Druid color. Lichens are wind-dispersed travelers of the plant world. Holland is about the size of Maryland.
Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust all claims against Arthur A. Wood deceased. Four months from June 20 1930 for creditors to present claims. Meetings set August 25 1930 and October 25 1930 at ten o clock AM at D E Beach County Building Ann Arbor. Commissioners D E Beach and Theodore A Reyer. June 20 1930.
A writ of fieri facias compels sale of one third of a Saline Village land parcel. The auction is set for 2 PM on July 26 1930 at the north front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor. Sheriff James W Robison cites Whyron Grier and Melvin A Alber as defendants with Howard W Erwin as plaintiff.
Default for more than thirty days on a 1922 mortgage by Lewis Riley and Etta Riley to Austin Robison triggers a public auction to pay $9093.34 principal plus $35 attorney fees and costs. Real estate in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan includes parcels totaling about 140 acres described with specific section and road boundaries. Auction to be held at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor on October 4, 1930 at 11 am.
A corrupt correspondence shows Frank Kramer purchasing a black hair brush No 27696 for 72 cents on October 1. The Mail Order Co. cannot locate the order, asks for full details, and later cites catalog changes and shipment delays while offering to reorder from the fall catalog.
Mr and Mrs Jay Redden visited Detroit last Friday. Jean Seyfried of Ann Arbor stayed with Helen Moore. Walter Lindemann injured his arm in a fall. Mr and Mrs John Drake of Ishpeming visited Bert Moore and family. Freedom residents Mr and Mrs George Morrish dined with David Hudson and wife. George Seyfried and the Reddens spent Sunday with Bert Moore. Norman Moore sustained severe burns at an oil station in Saline while refilling a radiator on Sunday.
The text compares ideals to stars and sea captains guiding the sailor. It notes Alabama as notably lucky, with its legislature meeting only once every four years.
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