Saline Observer Reports Mackinac Island Outing for Publishers
Michigan weekly and small daily publishers and their families visited Mackinac Island July 4 to 6 for the Thirtieth Mid-Summer Outing at the Grand Hotel. The event featured tours of historic sites, a large banquet, prizes, and remarks by Paul H. McDonald and others.
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Michigan
Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel
Association
Straits of
Mackinac
Paul H. McDonald
Michigan Press Association
John Oliver Plank
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Potter Palmer
George Pullman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co
Grandad
Great Lakes
John Olney
Grand Rapids
Western Michigan
American Typefounders Co
McDonald
Michigan cuts deficit with pay-as-you-go plan
Michigan reports a fiscal shift toward a balanced budget under a governor opposed to overspending. Last year’s $16 million deficit is forecast to drop to about $4 million red at July 1 as appropriations are prorated to revenue and surplus funds build.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids Press
Education stance on alcohol reform and public attitude
Everett Colby presents Moderation's plan to replace prohibition by long term education. He argues legislation cannot change habits and calls for thorough scientific study of alcohol effects to inform the public, without teaching people how to drink.
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D Everett Colby
WANTED A BOOM FOR THE GROOM
A humorous editorial discusses June weddings and the treatment of grooms in society writeups. It cites editor contrasts and notes a line about Patroyn Cleopatra and Mae West as overblown prose. It also reports Paul Keyser’s unusual pinochle hand and a legal case charging Harold Thiede with perjury over a marriage license. There are over eighty four million acres idle and available for tree planting.
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Wisconsin
Cleo~patra
Mae West
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Brooklyn
Mystery Chick Adrift in Garden Prompts Hawk Theory
A baby chick found in a North Adams garden after no hen or nest was nearby led Mrs. Pearl Helmick to suspect theft by a hawk. A neighbor with a barred rock hen and 21 chicks took in the infant, which thrived. No signs of injury or owner identity emerged.
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Pearl Helmick
North Adams
St John s Lutheran Church Services Notice
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Body invited. Bridgewater pastor M C Phillipn listed. Hollywood actress divorce suit note mentions cru elty to her goldfish and a spill of cigarette ashes in the baby's milk.
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St. John’s Lutheran’ Church
Bridgewater
Hollywood
Sauerkraut Loving Deputy Seizes Truck For Pigtails
Ann Arbor Daily News reports Deputy Abe Alber stopped a Detroit firm's truck carrying frozen pigtails in Washtenaw County. Perishable cargo forced release. deputy muses how many feasts 80 to 160 thousand pig tails would make with sauerkraut, given four to five tails per pound.
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Abe Alber
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor Daily News
Boy Drowns at Saline Lake Sunday
Howard Carson 17 drowned while swimming in Saline Valley Farms lake Sunday morning likely due to cramps. His father failed in a rescue attempt. Born September 18, 1917 in Grand Blanc Michigan he is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Carson York township a sister Ruth Ellen and a brother James at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dietiker Funeral Home with Dr C B Kircher officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Howard Carson
Saline Valley Farms
Howard
Grand Blanc
Mich
Thomas Carson
York Township
Ruth Ellen
James
Dietiker
C. BE. Kircher
Oakwood Cemetery
Public Notice in Saline Observer for Estate Final Account
In Wash tenaw County Probate Court Martha Rogers estate final administration account filed by administrator Reuben Rogers. Hearing set for July 31, 1935 at 10 a m at the Probate Office Ann Arbor. Publication required for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Martha Rogers
Reuben Rogers
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Register of
Pobate
Saline Drops Openers In Doubleheader At Dexter
Saline dropped both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at Dexter by scores of 7 to 3 and 6 to 5. Saline outhit but failed to convert in the opener, while the second game saw an error charged to Saline. Hamburg beat Milan in both, and Manchester defeated Clinton 7 to 4. The second half of the season begins next Sunday.
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Saline
Dexter
Hamburg
Milan
Manchester
Clinton
Federated Church Notes Preach and Sunday services outlined
The Federated Church announces next Sunday's schedule with a 10 a.m. worship service 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S. Cotton superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Edna M House chorister and Hileen Martin pianist. A 7 p.m. youth meeting follows and parishioners urged to attend.
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Cotton
Carl Geddes
Edna M House
Hileen Martin
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
The July and August schedule lists morning worship at 10 o clock and Sunday school at 11 15 led by superintendent H A Holmes. Wednesday prayer service and Thursday choir practice complete the weekly offerings.
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Methodist
Bert Ede
H. A. Holmes
Saint Nicholas Returns as Tuberculosis Seal Promotes Help
A festive notice greets Santa Claus and urges support for the 1936 tuberculosis Christmas Seal drive. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association and the National Tuberculosis Association call for pennies, dimes, and dollars to fund sealt programs while welcoming Santa back to raise awareness.
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Santa Claus
Saint Nick
Saint Nicholas
National Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
St Pauls League Ice Cream Social at Oscar Weber’s
The St Pauls League plans an ice cream social at the home of Oscar Weber on the evening of July 30. Neighbor residents and members are invited to attend this community gathering.
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St. Paul's League
Oscar Weber
Essential Facts About Cancer Sixth in the Series
Michigan State Medical Society presents a concise overview of cancer causes focusing on chronic irritation from irritants such as tobacco fumes, oils, chemicals, x rays, and radium. It notes risks from poor dental work and slow healing sores while urging cleanliness, healthy living, and regular medical exams for prevention. A New York judge admonished a prisoner to be kind to his wife, and he was later charged with killing her with a bed slat.
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Michigan State Medical Society
England
New York
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