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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates and classified pricing. It notes prices for subscriptions, single copies, and various notice types including condolences and obituaries, with rates per line or per item, and mentions free obituary and marriage notices.
A Minneapolis Journal quote urges Germans to adopt a blended religious approach mixing methods from many denominations. The plan advocates adopting aspects from Methodists Baptists Lutherans Episcopalians and others to strengthen public faith amid controversy.
The Grand Rapids Press notes the new Michigan road map shows about forty percent of land north of a Muskegon to Bay City line is in state and national forest preserves. The article explains past timber loss and failed farms leading to government ownership, and recent moves to forestation, conservation, and tourist development boosting northern Michigan’s appeal.
A string of Sunday and Friday visits tied together by kinship and friendship. Detroit guests visited Joseph Sweeney Sr. Hamburg hosts included Carlton Murray family and Mrs. John Gooding hosted a dinner with local neighbors. Multiple families from Saline Milan Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor shared meals and hospital care during a busy weekend.
Mr and Mrs Carson visited Bedford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer hosted company Sunday evening. John Dicks and Karl Theurer attended the ball game in Saline Sunday. Mr and Mrs Madison Richards and family of Ypsilanti, Paul Richards of Salem and A G Richards were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D G Richards.
Mr and Mrs Karl Thearer and son Willard were Jackson visitors for a day last week. Mrs Emil Milkey and Mrs Will Laeno and son Billie were in Ann Arbor Sunday afternoon and attended a theatre.
Adrian and area residents spend Sundays visiting kin and hosting gatherings. Hovey Neeanam family and Clara Kanouse are among those hosting and visiting relatives from Azalia Detroit and Los Angeles with several couples from Britton Milan and North Manchester joining at various homes throughout Gammon District. A Sunday reunion brings Allen Carey and Jacob Bechtel together with children at Morris Baker’s home in Raton Rapids.
Louis Downing of Macon visited Toledo on Wednesday. Mrs. Russell Pilbeam spent Tuesday in Willis with Maurice Paul and family. L. W. Coller had major surgery at Adrian’s Bixby hospital Thursday morning. Mary Pettee of Temperance visits son Harold Pettee and family. Herman Cole and Ray Smith hosted Detroit visitors over the weekend. Herman Mehler hosted Richard Kleinschmidt from Ann Arbor Sunday. Herman Steuwee and family from near Adrian spent Thursday with Roy McCollum’s family.
Mark Hampton of Miami Oklahoma visited J W Howell then left for Washington DC. Weekend guests Edwin Howell and Ivar Nielsen from Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor visitors include Mae Emith and others. The piece lists multiple calls and gatherings at Clark’s Lake Portage Lake Tecumseh and Portage areas with several anniversaries and birthdays celebrated.
Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald announced a Washtenaw County farm debt advisory committee to work with the Michigan Agriculture Advisory Credit Committee. J. K. Underwood of Milan is secretary, with J. A. Cosner of Milan and W. Every of Manchester on the panel. The group meets at once to start farm debt adjustment under the FERA rural rehabilitation program led by Agriculture Commissioner James F. Thomson.
Morning worship at 10 oclock Sunday school 11 15. H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Wednesday evening prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice.
Last Sunday was a fine day at all church services. Children’s Day service praised. teachers deserve credit. Next Sunday at 10 a.m. worship, special music. 11:15 a.m. Sunday school, S Cotten superintendent, Carl Geddes assistant, Mrs House chorister, Hileen Martin pianist. 7 p.m. young people meet. evening worship at 8 with junior choir.
Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Everyone invited. Arrears on paper payments and cemetery dues urged.
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