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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
4
A Brooklyn Exponent column recounts a Wisconsin employer's tirade against the government and argues that freedom of speech and press are essential safety valves. It suggests radical critics won t be punished here and may be swayed by open debate, unlike in repressive regimes.
Excessive construction fueled a high mood earlier, but today deficient building activity and inflated costs hinder recovery. The boom created inflated land values and taxes, while later defaults, tax arrears, and frozen loans worsened municipal finances and stalled new projects. The construction workforce bears the impact.
The Kiwanis Lions Rotary and similar groups shape citizenship by fostering opportunity talent and resourcefulness. Their work aims to relieve suffering and uplift society backed by a belief that humane effort underpins worthy progress. Florida District Lions convention praised their nationwide impact with praise from Chief Justice Fred H. Davis.
Henry Murray returns from Detroit Friday night while Carleton Murray hosts Detroit visitors Wednesday. Detroit visitors Fred Rekitt and family spent weekend at their farm. Miss Barriet Cook slowly convalesces after a fall. Edith Bailey visits her uncle Ernest Bailey in Ann Arbor. Parker Murray and family dine with Carlton Murray in Salem township. Hattie Murray visits son Marion Murray in Superior township. York Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Marion Murray’s in Superior township. Allan Griffin and son visit Adrian. John Dicks hosts. Mary Alice and Lewis Murray stay with grandmother Mrs. Hattie Murray in Salem township. Herbert Gilman and others from near Mooreville call on John Gooding’s home. Bruce LeBaron and son from Baltimore pair with Wirtue Baron of Azalia call on John Gooding. Gooding, Alger Allison, and Mrs. Hattie Murray attend funeral of Dewel Finch near Stony Creek. Earl Glover and daughter of Saginaw visit Jesse Bird. Mrs. William Glover returns home with them.
West Mooreville residents record visits and gatherings from Sunday through Friday. Notable events include Harmon visiting sister Cora Reese in Jack, Zeluffs hosting relatives, Goldsmiths returning from Ohio for a cousin’s funeral, and Walter’s illness prompting family travel to Ima. A Ladies’ Aid dinner, a birthday surprise for A C Johnston, and a Past Noble Grands club party in Milan are noted along with trips to Ann Arbor and Weston Ohio.
Miss Mildred Manor of Lansing visits her mother Mrs. John Manor. Mr and Mrs John Finch of Grosse Pointe call on Harry Manor’s family. William Birkle and baby visit Jacob Kinsley. Anna Rentz and Emma Schwarz from New Jersey stay with Mrs. William Lindemann. Theodore Steward visits daughter and husband in Ann Arbor. Mrs Erwin Gorning of Detroit visits her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kalmbach. Mrs William Lindemann Lenora Ruth Sweetland and Mrs Bert Moore call on Mrs George Klager. Mr and Mrs Leo Cornell and daughter Marjorie visit Bert Moore. Mrs Ralph West and Mary Drake of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Art Bayer of Ann Arbor visit Bert Moore.
Alva Bradley of Detroit called on friends here Monday. Ellen Gleason visits her sister Mrs Lloyd Wagner. Mrs Dora Love and children spent Wednesday with her mother. Mable Needham helped care for ill mother. Gilbert couple at Rothbury. Glennis Gordon visiting Nora Gordon. Gilbert and Hanson cordial Sunday calls. Arthur Dieterle from Ypsilanti spends weeks with cousin Neil Finkbeiner. Hammond family and neighbors visited Harman Mehler’s. Belleville visitors joined Gordon family at Deerfield. Walterville friends join Gleason trio for a weekend. OBrien and Deem from Detroit visited Gordon home. Lloyd Wagner of Dexter weekend with Ernest Gleason. Sunday visits to relatives at Deerfield. Sunday callers at Avsarr’s include Lucille Bowersox, William Hart, Orville Bach, Claire Gilbert, Everett Gilbert. Hovey Needham hosts dinner with Bilis Roosa and Dorothy Houck Morenci. honors for J N Lewis and Ella McMann birthday anniversaries. A note closes with regret for yesterday’s mistakes and tasks today.
Macon and area residents engage in church, travel, and visiting events. Ek K Pennington in Goshen Indiana and Ek W Payne preached in Blissfield. Families, reunions, camping at Brighton, Birmingham and St Louis visits appear in brief itineraries.
Last Sunday featured a splendid program by the Cotton Blossom Singers with a large audience enjoying the music. Next Sunday promises another great day with worship at 10:00 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. S. Y. Cotten presides, Carl Geddes assists, Mrs House directs, Hileen Martin plays, and 7:00 p.m. hosts young people societies with an 8:00 p.m. service.
St. John's Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M. C. Phillipp announces divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services are held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. All warmly invited.
Morning worship at 10 oclock with Sunday school at 11 15 led by H A Hiclmes superintendent. Epworth League at 630 p m. Evening service at 730. Bible study and prayer meeting Wednesday. Choir gathering Thursday evening.
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