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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1939

Page

2

Pennies from Heaven No Checks from the Sky

A destructive storm near Rollin last week scattered wreckage across fields west of town and yielded cancelled checks among the debris. Fred Peterson found about a thousand dollars in checks issued by Hiram Snyder of Rollin, while Chris Meeks carried a Hudson Milling Co. check for 132.32 from a field north of Napoleon to the Brooklyn Exponent.

Rollin Will Fosters Kelly Kerr Fred Peterson Hiram Snyder Chris Meeks Brooklyn

Classified Ads Urge Ads in The Observer

A dense string of old time classified lines invites buyers and sellers to use the Observer for employment partnership farm sales money lending and goods trades. It emphasizes attracting new customers retaining old ones and boosting business through advertising.

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Saline Observer Publication Policy and Rates

The Saline Observer notes mailing at Saline Michigan as second class matter. It lists rates: single copies eight cents, subscription one dollar per year, six months and three months options. Notices and poetry have per line charges. obituaries and marriages are free. personal notices incur regular rates.

THE Saline Sim Tate

Editor's Beatitudes for Local News Reporting

A satirical guide urges editors and readers to value timely well written items. It blesses advertisers country correspondents party reporters early copy and cooperative citizens for a town known for good business and strong reporting.

Parks Train Guides for Nature Walks at State Parks

Forty experienced nature guides and playground managers were appointed to 56 state parks after completing an intensive course at Wilderness state park headquarters. The conservation department, with help from the Works Progress Administration, ran a three day school for staff featuring lectures and tours on local wildlife and natural features to enhance visitor experiences.

Department of Conservation Wilderness State Park State Works Progress Administration Conservation Department

Michigan 4 H club pheasant project backs breeding program

Michigan 4 H club leaders partner with the State Department of Conservation to manage pheasant propagation. About 6 000 eggs and 5 000 day old chicks are allotted from the Mason game farm with R G Hill coordinating efforts. Mt Pleasant students hatched 500 chicks from 800 eggs and released 200 adults, noting high mortality but valuing the learning and conservation benefits. Similar results occur in Calhoun Allegan and Lenawee counties along with campus support. Local clubs aid crops, feed, and habitat work, plus send delegates to a Chatham camp in the Upper Peninsula.

Michigan Michigan State Department of Conservation Mason State Department R. G. Hill Michigan State College Chatham Upper Peninsula

St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Services

St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater announces morning worship at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 am. Bible preaching services occur on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.

Local Arrivals and Changes Highlight Saline Social Scene

Mr and Mrs George Ernst and family visited friends in Norvell Sunday. Roscoe Cammett and son visited George Steele and family. Mrs Julius Zahn entertains Mrs George Smith and Detroit visitors. Saline Savings Bank sold its building to Detroit buyers. A fence at the Gordon property on Michigan Avenue was removed. Local families hosted visitors from Ann Arbor Detroit Manchester and Alpena. A farewell party for Carl Heininger was held as he moved to Alpena. J B Wallace entertained Ruth Jones and a Cleveland friend. Several locals visited Ann Arbor Detroit and Whitmore Lake. A marriage announcement for Miss Mabel M McKinnon and William Stierle was posted. Presbyterian spire lightning strike noted. Prof A Hall and family arrived for summer. Saline orchestra to play. ice cream social planned on parsonage lawn. Ward Miller heads to Chicago for visits and potential work.

George Ernst Norvell Roscoe Cammett George Steele Julius Zahn George Smith Detroit Saline Savings Bank George Klein Edward Alber Fred Wahr Charles Wahr Mary Dow Caroline "Wahr Ann Arbor Donald Burkhart George Heininger Carl Heininger Ruth Jones Cleveland Charles Wolford T. N. Ross George Ross Deisch Sumner Wolford Delos Townsend Olive Pearl Derr Harry Friis Ida Steffy Ypsilanti Amanda Lutz Leah Emma Binder Margaret Rogers Edna Ruby Kanouse A. Alber Fred Nissly Silas Briges Gauss & O’hara Mabel M. McKinnon William Stierle Charles Sweet W. H. Sweet Presbyterian Church Hall Dan Chestertown Maryland Max Rosenthal Whitmore Lake Lake House Ward Miller Chicago Christian Endeavor Society Presbyterian Parsonage Lawn Saline Orchestra

Methodist Church Notes From Saline Valley Farms

Walter C B Laxman, minister, leads 10 am worship with the Book of Daniel sermon. Sunday school at 11:15 directed by Ray Davis. The church school board elected officers for the year. Get Acquainted meeting and party at Saline Valley Farms hosted by Frank Campbell, John Rule, and Willis class guests.

Ray Davis Church School Board William Hart Orrin Briggs Betty King Paul Davis Harry Holmes B. J. Spiller Dale Fosdick Dora Holmes Katherine Briggs Willi Hart Get Acquainted Saline Valley Farms Frank Campbell John Rule Willis Sunday

Federated Church Notes Rev Roy J Miller Minister

The Federated Church announces worship at 10 o clock Sunday with sermon Broadcast ing Our Faith. Sunday school at 9 15. A July 13 picnic is planned at Mrs Aprils home. Beginning Saturday night the minister will hold prayer at the church from 8 to 9. The note invites those seeking prayer to join in silent waiting on God. A humorous remark on a dish washing contest is included.

Sermos Apriil

Household hints and recipes from a bygone column

A collage of home tips and recipes ranges from kitchen wisdom to a call for reader ideas. It extols “grab hold with both hands” in life, traces global origins of common vegetables, and shares step by step methods for waxing hardwood floors and baking dishes including ham loaf and a biscuit fruit bake.

Saline Merchants Fall to B. A. at Wayne, 5 to 3

The Saline Merchants lost to B. and A. at Wayne Sunday afternoon by a 5 to 3 score. A rally in the second inning gave B. and A. the lead they held for the rest of the game. Final line shows bases and runs for both teams.

Saline Merchants Wayne

Softball Standings and Friday Morning Accident Report

The Valley Farms led by Feldkamp FitzGerald Collins and Gross posted 7 6 . Valle y Farms 2 and 7 , Gross 12 and Feldkamp 11 in Monday action. An early Friday crash on US 12 injured Mr and Mrs Wilford Hoffman of Hillsdale as their truck overturned near Reener tavern four miles from Chelsea. most hogs were killed or injured requiring euthanization.

Feldkamp FitzGerald Valley Farms Collins Gross Us-12 Wilford Hoffman Hillsdale South Side Hospital Ann Arbor Reener Chelsea Standard

Three essentials for furniture buyers beauty comfort durability

Michigan State College expert Winifred S. Gettemy says buyers should study three factors in furniture purchases: beauty determined by proportions and style, comfort from fit to human shapes and postures, and durability as a key but often undervalued trait. She notes standardized chair heights and bed dimensions and urges comparing grades and prices to avoid poor construction.

Winifred S. Gettemy Michigan State College Miss Gettemy

Thanksgiving Day Dilemma in Haton County

Haton County cl ers office lists two turkey days November 23 and November 30 with the 30th official as Thanksgiving Day by law. Milan builder Bob Holcomb injures his face when a crank slips on a concrete mixer. he's treated by a local physician. George Patton, a local mechanic, fractures neck vertebrae after a fall and is treated at Foote hospital with neck traction planned to heal over weeks.

Bellevue MPA Haton County Bob Holcomb Milan George Patton Foote Hospital Brooklyn

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