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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
4
A persuasive exhortation praising Michigan as a garden spot and urging readers to donate to the American Red Cross for flood relief in the South. The piece contrasts prosperity at home with disaster abroad and appeals to civic pride and charity.
Summertime battles with ants roaches bed bugs and mosquitoes unfold in homes and yards. The article advises sanitation and control methods including destroy breeding sites cover rain barrels drain puddles and use pesticides salts powders and sprays. A new Weaver Brothers Co takes over Ferro Enamel Supply Co and adds commercial and domestic chemicals.
A New York lecturer Mrs J Lester Lewine urges middle aged women to abandon youth chasing and embrace age of reason. She argues added years bring dignity and usefulness while criticizing overdone youth styles and urges women to set a sane, balanced path for families and society. The piece contrasts responses from clubwomen and reviews her life and stance. Additionally reports farm losses as two flocks suffer dog attacks with sheep and lamb deaths and injuries in Chelsea.
Fifteen years ago Miss Vesta Schaffer visited Belleville friends. A double birthday party was held by Mrs. William Muir and Mrs. Ernest Sutherland. A Clinton auto was hit by a Lake Shore train but four passengers were unharmed though the car was damaged. The opera house floor opens for a May 29 dance. Effie Leonard and Charles Marken visited Detroit. Mrs. Guthardt of Cody Wyoming visits relatives. John Sears died after hospital treatment. Pinckney ransackings hit auto accessories store for $400 in tires tubes and parts.
THIRTY YEARS AGO Miss Agnes Sears closed her school in District No. 5 last Friday. A fine time is reported. Several of the old gun club boys took a drive Tuesday to the home of S. B. Weiennett, where they enjoyed quite a contest. The High School Alumni Association is planning a big meeting and banquet in June. Lemuel Goldsmith and Lavern Hathaway left Monday for Detroit, where they took a boat for Cleveland. They expect to work on the lakes during the summer months. An agent for the Star Line Telephone Company has been in town several days, trying to establish a new line this way. Charles Shoeman, Homer Fish's right hand barber for the past two years, closed his services here Saturday night owing to the consolidation of the two shops. Mr Shoeman is a good all around barber and his many friends regret the change.
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