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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
Tri County League Schedule Published for 193
The Tri County League releases its 193 schedule with games listed from May 30 through September 19. Matchups include Saline, Pinckney, Chelsea, Hamburg, Dexter, and Ann Arbor across home and away dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Pinckney
Chelphen
Ann Arbor
Hamburg
Dex
Dexter
Chelsea
Breaking Down Religion in Hitler’s Germany
The piece argues that government attacks on religion undermine law and order. It contends Hitler’s assault on Protestant and Catholic groups will provoke popular backlash and threaten his regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Respect for Property in School Playgrounds
Community playgrounds are a shared privilege for children during summer. Parents should teach care to keep grounds, trees, and equipment in good condition. Damage from cars, bicycles, and carelessness harms the area and pride.
The Dairy Industry: Biggest Business in the Nation
This piece argues the dairy industry surpasses steel and auto as the largest U S industry. It cites forty five billion quarts of milk produced annually with most profits from ice cream cheese and by products, noting four main dairy uses and dairy’s share of average yearly food intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Work a Blessing Emphasizes Liberty Opportunity for Youths
William Randolph Hearst urges carriers to seize liberty and opportunity in America. He notes nine or ninety nine percent of successful men rose from the ranks and many were newspaper boys. A humorous anecdote about Frank Route’s roller accident illustrates danger and resilience. Brooklyn Exponent and Wade Millman quote emphasize optimism over worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
America
Frank
Brooklyn
Boy Scout Work Week Sets Camp Prep June 14 20
Newkirk Scout Camp announces a seven day Work Week from June 14 to 20 to finish preparations including new building screens repainting boats and canoes. Participants include James Cathers Harvey Knickerbocker David Eaton and staffers Walter MacPeek Richard Sklarsky and Stewart Tatum. The plan follows news of 60 scouts attending the National Jamboree June 29 to July 9 and 1200 via daily broadcasts and the Jamboree Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Livingston County
James Cathers
Saline
Harvey Knickerbocker
David Eaton
Chelsea
Walter MacPee
Richard Sklarsky
Stewart Tatum
Washtenaw
Livingston
Fielding H. Yost
Potomac River
Nation
MacPeek
Washington
Jamboree Journal
Bean Cabbage and Onion Maggots Threaten Michigan Crops
A 1937 weather pattern in Michigan favors maggots that attack beans cabbage and onions. Ray Hutson at Michigan State College outlines control methods in Extension Bulletin No. 179. Replanting losses have fallen but remain costly. copies available from East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College of Control
Ray Hutson
Michigan State College
Bulletin Room
East Lansing
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Saline Area
Thirty years ago Miss Linnie Rogers accepted a position in Jackson schools for the coming year. Various residents and guests are noted visiting family homes, with trips to Vermillion Ohio for a funeral and others attending a graduation in Ypsilanti. A Literary Association meeting included a deed presentation for a building and furnishings, followed by obituaries noting the death of Mrs. Mary A. Wallace and her four daughters in Saline and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Rogers
Jackson
Richard Chissus
Windsor
W. L. Rundel
Faye Laffin
Ypsilanti
Lillie McMichael
Lillie Sanford
Matilda Morris
Emma
Marion
Collins
James.Morris
Detroit
Marshall Davenport
Lewis Fliedman
Gus Goldsmith
Vermillion
Ohio
James Goldsmith
Dr. Mummery
Eugene Muelber
James
Ann Arbor
Miss Condom
Maude Davis
Normal Hall
Mary A. Wallace
Fayette
N. Y
Michigan
Saline
Wealthy EH
Lottie J
George ‘McKim
Lansing
EH. Biddle
Deford
Man’s Reputation Noted as His Greatest Asset
A reflective nugget on character noting that a person’s standing in society, trust, and windfall of respect is the most valuable asset one can possess. It emphasizes how reputation affects opportunities, relationships, and lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Detroit Edison
Fifteen Years Ago In Imlay City Notes
Mrs C R Parsons visited Imlay City over Sunday. A new D U R mail departure from Saline begins June 1. Detroit visitors include Frank Tower family and Krause family. Block sale of Schroen property to Seeger Staebler and Kempf. Mrs Chris Schlegel dies in Bridgewater. funeral Friday. Florence Cook attended a Delta Phi jungle party in Ypsilanti. Chautauqua committee formed. public meeting June 14. Kazmaier family attended funeral in Perrysburg Ohio. Henry Ormsby buys E A Clarks barber shop. Several couples visit Sand Lake. State highway department village council D U R meeting aims to speed Michigan avenue paving. work expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Parsons
Imlay City
Saline
Frank Tower
Lieona
Fred Krause
Flora
Detroit
Schroen
George W. Seeger
J. Fred Staebler
Paul Kempf
Chris. Schlegel
Bridgewater
Oakwood Cemetery
Florence Cook
Masonic Temple
Ypsilanti
Delta Phi
Hazel Fucss
Andrew Kazmaier
Doris
Laverne
Kazmaier
George Schneider
Perrysburg
Ohio
Henry Ormsby
E. A. Clark
Clark
Michigan Avenue
Understanding Old-Age Assistance and Federal Grants
The piece explains that Old-Age Assistance is state administered and means tested, funded by federal grants via the Social Security Act. Needy aged should apply to local public welfare, or contact the State Public Welfare Department or Lansing, with states determining eligibility. It contrasts with Federal Old-Age Benefits paid by the federal government. The Observer ad promotes a four-year subscription for five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Welfare
State Relief Administration
Lansing
Safety and brains behind highway use
Ed W Braun emphasizes safety on highways as simple common sense. He argues accidents stem from thoughtless hurry and not machines, urging drivers to apply brains and caution. The piece ends with a note about historic facts and a prompt to read the liner ads.
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M. C. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
Wade Millman
Indiana
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Social Security
ED W. Braun
BRAU
Ute
Eldey Island
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
Dr. Hess
Saline, Michigan
Dutch Owen Susan
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