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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
The Saline Cub Organization proposes training younger boys for future scouting with the twelve Cub Laws and a staged progression. It outlines attendance ribbons, religious obligations, and age based requirements for Pale Face Papa, Cub, Brave, Hunter, and Warrior levels, plus tests on flags, knots, and leadership.
The Laingsburg Press reports oil was struck nearby at 1800 feet with a flare 100 feet high for ten minutes, an estimated 50 to 75 barrels flowing. Other notes include a tool house burglary at the Brooklyn Co-Op, a cemetery eye on Hugh Ager lot, vandalism at a Wayne Goddard gas station, and losses from dog attacks on flocks in Lima township.
Everett Beasley visits Jackson. Mrs. Lillian Burgan spends weekend in Battle Creek. Alumni banquet attendees Grover Alber and Fred Fletcher travel from Detroit and Owosso. Fifteen graduates head to Washington DC. Local church work progresses with Federated church program. Neighbors host bridge parties and family visits across Saline area. Community figures attend, dine, and travel, with a theater farewell event set for Friday and Saturday.
The Ford is cited for speed, safety, and long life as it gains use by federal and state agencies and large corporations. Major users include Bell System Associated Companies, Armour, Borden, General Electric, Goodyear, Kellogg, Pillsbury, Firestone, Swift, Morton Salt, Continental Baking, and Procter Gamble. Highlights note extensive ball and roller bearings, steel forgings, four-wheel brakes, Rustless Steel, Houdaille shocks, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon valves, torque-tube drive, and the shatter-proof windshield.
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