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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists announcements entertainment obituaries and marriage notices with fees for paid content. Free notices include obituary and marriage content while business interest notices incur regular per line charges and card of thanks carries six cents per line with a minimum 25 cent fee.
The Brooklyn Exponent comments on conscientious objectors to postage taxes and the postoffice budget, while highlighting the Fourth of July significance and urging readers to study a Rotary Club address from last Thursday.
In Macon and other locales Ford echoes Washington’s 1788 view that improving the earth delights the undebauched mind. June editorials urge interpreting current conditions with pioneer spirit and mutual aid, urging restraint from conquest and ravaging for glory.
Floyd Bird spent Saturday at Wost lake. Miss Kate Hertler of Detroit is home for an indefinite time. Electa Murray spent Monday night with Pauline Richards of Ann Arbor. Roy Richards and William Kelsey of Milan called at John Gooding's home Sunday. Virginia Westphal of Battle Creek spent last week with Rudolph Hertier and family Teoseph. Sweeney and family of Detroit visiting Joseph Sweeney Sr. Fred Rekitt and family of Detroit spent July 4 at their farm. Mrs. Rekitt and Norma stayed a week. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Hensler and Sons of Owosso visited. Leslie Bailey and Mrs. Fred Rekitt called at John Gooding's Thursday night. At alk Grove school meeting Monday night Fred Hebler was reelected treasurer with fourteen voters present. Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Desbrough, Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Stautch bought New Home Comfort ranges. Mrs. Alger Allison hosted Circle Tuesday. after meeting a brief program and an Hyes Ears and Common Sense contest followed by refreshments. Mary and Bertha Hertler entertained Saturday night for supper Mrs. Joseph Wood and son George of Billings Mont, Mrs. G W Seeger and Mrs. Lucile Henderson and family of Saline, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hertler and family were guests. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. William Harwood and family of Pittsfield township and Mr. and Mrs. Freda Hertler and family visited. Many remember when bedtime was set by the clock rather than Amos and Andy.
John Stimpson returned home from Up Silanti for the weekend. E O Stimpson visited Manchester Thursday. Nora Gordon stayed with aunt Mrs John Haughn in Monroe. Hovey Needham and Clara Kanouse visited Jackson. Will Martin and family from Manchester visited Harold Hammond. G C W Gauntlett and E J Forsythe called on Gordon households. Clarence Derr and Detroit relatives visited the Hammonds. Herman Mehler and Clinton guests joined Harold Hammond Sunday evening. Sunday visitors included Charles Titus and family from Muskegon, Robert Bailey from Hesperia, and Lucille Schaef er from Clinton. William Gotts and daughter from Detroit visited, as did John Haughn and daughter from Monroe and Dean Gordon from Lansing.
Mr Langstaff has a new automobile Clara Dunn visits Lois Teachout at Britton Mr and Mrs Langstaff entertain friends from Brighton Sunday Mr and Mrs Harold Jewell entertain company from Jackson Mr and Mrs Karl Theater and children dine with Charles Hanson and Mr and Mrs Millham Mr and Mrs Zink and family of Carleton and Mr and Mrs Jack Champion of Milan with Norman Kazmaier as guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Dunn and family Sunday
Schofield says high profession and practice in all Christian matters hold value beyond the stock market. Men lead morning worship in pulpit choir organist and male quartet. Church school at 11 15. Juniors meet 3 p.m. Senior League 6 30. Pastor and wife away on midsummer vacation.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank at 10 30 Sunday morning. Sunday school follows the service with admission for pupils under twenty. Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Tife will be the subject of the lesson sermon with Bible citations and correlative readings from Science and Health.
The Federated Church reports strong Sunday attendance and active Endeavor societies. Three members joined the church and the 8 p.m. service featured a keen Endeavor program led by the youth choir. Delegates to the State Christian Endeavor convention at Grand Rapids gave reports at an Echo meeting. A Sunday school picnic is planned for July 18 at Wampler's Lake with gathering at the church at 9 30 a.m. Services next Sunday include a 10 a.m. sermon and music, 2:15 Sabbath school, and an 8 p.m. Endeavor service.
Macon Richard Robison and family of Detroit spend the week here. Numerous visits unfold as residents host relatives from Wyandotte Cincinnati Ann Arbor and Lansing. A Lakeview boy scout Russell Abbey saves Desa Griffith Jr. from drowning at Lamerac Lake and rescues another swimmer previously.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Ann Arbor forecloses the mortgage dated May 11 1923 by Ernest Schneeberger and Elizabeth Schneeberger on the north half of lot 22 in block 5 south range 3 west in Maynard's Second Addition. Auction at the Washtenaw County Courthouse south front door in Ann Arbor on August 6 1932 at 10 am.
An advertisement shares a testimonial from Theo Av Cc La Fleur of Providence claiming weight loss from 192 to 168 pounds by using Kruschen sachets. It urges readers to try a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast and notes the product costs four shillings for four weeks.
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