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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
4
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A Henry Ward Beecher quote frames adversity as God laboring men from rock. He likens God to a miner stamper and smelter, extracting and refining souls until they become gold through divine grace written in dark ink.
The Supreme Court decision on the National Recovery Act’s blue eagle program is debated with mixed feelings. Supporters note the codes halted wage declines and chaos, while opponents fear erosion of constitutional limits. Labor gains may endure, but a renewed drive against unfair labor practices could follow if conditions worsen. Brooklyn Exponent.
In a tonia News column the piece argues that after school closes for the summer youth will seek useful placements. It contends many will be disappointed by limited opportunities yet urges the ambitious to press on. It emphasizes community guidance and real service as the path forward.
Notice to all taxpayers in Washtenaw County Michigan that the Saline Township assessment roll will be open for inspection at the Savings Bank on June 10 and 11 1935. The Board will session at least six hours each day starting 9 am to adjust valuations to achieve equity. Austin Robison Supervisor cautions payment of cemetery dues.
Executive Manager American Bankers Association argues that bankers are unfairly blamed by a distorted public. He says only a small fraction of the population suffered losses while millions of depositors were protected by prudent bank leadership through the economic crisis. He challenges demagogic critics and urges confidence in true bankers.
The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency will raise trust department examinations to the level of commercial bank checks. Experts will head trust examiner staffs in twelve districts with reviews planned for state chartered members of the Fed system. State authorities may adopt Federal procedures toward a uniform supervision and standardized trust operations nationwide.
Seunty ey e reports Jesse Bird Sr cut his hand badly last week. Chester Stauch spent a week in Detroit. Miss Marjorie Weed visited relatives at Gull Lake. Detroit visitors called on Joseph Sweeney Sr Thursday. Mrs Kittie Bible visited friends nearby last week. Oak Grove school held an entertainment at Judd school house Friday evening. Bertha Hertler and daughters called at Bird Stecher and Gooning homes Monday. Fred Finch and family visited Parker Murray in Salem township Thursday. Elmer Hatter of Milan and Don Richards visited John Gooding and family Thursday. Sunday callers at Gooding home included Parker Murray and children and Mrs John Dicks. Wirt LeBaron and Mrs Horace Warsaw of Azalia and Mrs Harry Jordan and daughter of Royal Oak visited Mrs John Gooding Friday.
The Jewell children have measles. Mr Langstaff is improving after a severe illness. Oak Grove PTA members staged a play enjoyed by all. Local families including the Richards and Laeno households visited relatives and attended events this week in Dearborn Saline Milan and Ypsilanti.
A series of visits and family gatherings are noted in Saline and nearby towns. Pat Gleason visits sister in Azalia, while multiple families from Kalamazoo Britton Flint Manchester and Toledo call on relatives in Saline and Howe.
Macon Donald Craig spent Sunday in Albion. Dusty Clark of Ann Arbor called on Roy Robison Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Kittie and family spent Sunday with relatives in Romulus. Miss Ruth Halladay and Miss Lucille Halladay returned from Michigan State College for the weekend. Charles Bigelow visited Madison Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. H. Osgood of St Johns were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sage. Blanche and Adan Ganoung of Detroit were callers in the E. W. Payne home Thursday.
A series of social visits and dinners highlighted the weekend, with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Randall hosting in Manitou Beach and numerous relatives and friends from Grand Blanc Toledo Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Belleville Butler Pontiac Detroit St Johns Jackson Tecumseh Brooklyn and other towns sharing meals and casual gatherings.
Five pounds more corn meal is noted. Bert Ede serves as minister. Morning worship at ten. Children’s Day program. Sunday school at 11 15. H A Holmes superintendent. Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Prayer service Wednesday. Choir practice Thursday.
At 10 a.m. a Children's Day program is planned with 11:15 a.m. Sunday school led by S. Cotton superintendent, Carl Geddes assistant, and Mrs. House as chorister with Hileen Martin on piano. The evening schedule includes 7 p.m. young people meeting and 8 p.m. worship led by Pastor C. E. Kircher.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Body invited. Jack McConnell suffered scalp lacerations when a tractor passed over him. Only soft plowed ground saved him from serious injury. Spot the shepherd dog was run over but survived after veterinary aid and a tourniquet. Pay all cemetery dues now.
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