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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription and printing rates including price per year and per line notices. Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge while personal or business interest notices are charged at regular rates.
The Charlotte Republic Tribune condemns brokers using influence as a pretext for stock sales. It argues that naming influential figures acts as a semi bribe, with Mr. Morgans preferred stock customers exposing a system where political and financial power align to mislead the public.
Prominent St Johns businessman Harvey Campbell predicts rapid drift toward socialism with government taking charge of business sectors from farming to industry. Editor George Averill reports Senator Vandenberg saying America is deep in Hitler ism as socialism debates continue. The piece cites past rural to urban shifts, rising government control of railroads banks and farms, and questions whether the current system can endure frequent elections. Harold J. Conover reported to oversee Napoleon Oil & Gas operations with a new rig to drill deeper at Napoleon. The notice encourages readers to patronize low priced Observer Liners for higher yearly earnings in ads.
Carlton Murray visits Ypsilanti Friday. A Children’s day program was held at York Baptist church. Lorraine Whitley visited Bernice Hess of Milan. Rudolph Hertler and family attend the Chicago fair. Clara Zeloff and Ora Zeloff part of last week. Sylvia Fuller entertains Glenn Jones family from Ridgeway. Electa Murray visited brother Dan Murray on Ridge road. Alger Allison attended a Friendship class party at Fanny Friis’s in Saline township. Allan and David Hertler stay with aunts Mary and Bertha Hertler during the fair. Alger Allison and son visited David Allison near Mooreville and James Crittenden’s family. Jesse Bird and children visited relatives in Saginaw and brought Mary Bird home from Bay City.
Adrian visitors Mr and Mrs EB Stimpson and Clinton Stimpson of Detroit dropped by. Raymond Girbach from Pontiac spent a day with Andrew Gir and family. Tuttle reunion attended at Weite Lake by Claude Gilbert and Beth. Mrs Fred Saunders and Ernest from Detroit visited Walter Gorcon. Funeral attended by Ernest Gleason family in Deerfield. Louis Blum and Hattie Blum of Detroit visited Ralph Hammond. Libbie Hamlin and children Mildred and Glenn spent Sunday with E O.
West McGreville wide social life highlighted by Sunday visits among Snoddy Fisher Long Hale Sherman chase families. Washtenaw Hood and Children's Day planned at Mooreville Methodist church with all welcome. Past Noble Grands club hosted a potluck with birthdays honored and gifts exchanged.
City of Saline council conducts a special meeting in the council chamber with Mayor Sugden presiding and councilmen Uphaus Gross Cook Fairbanks Movett. They designate the mayor to sign affidavits and approve liquor permit applications for A L Westphal Chris Volz Henry Leutheuser Clarence Haarer L D Tanner and J W Harmon Recreation Lunch permit. The minutes of June 5 and a resolution designating Saline depositories are noted, and the clerk reports bills for approval.
Mr. and Mrs Marken visited Detroit. Clara Dunn aided Mrs Mills in summer. Mr and Mrs George Ryan hosted Detroit friends. Hobart Richards returned from Howell sanitarium improved. Harold Jewell family visited Wampler's and Sand lakes. J Madison Richards and family of Ypsilanti dined with D G Richards. Mrs Robert Dunn and family with state hospital champ visited Jackson. Florine Richards of Ann Arbor stayed at D G Richards home. Jewell and Richards families attended a show in Ann Arbor.
Divine services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11. English services held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. All are cordially invited to attend.
The excerpt contrasts secrecy with promotion noting a business must tell and sell to succeed. It emphasizes modern effort in advertising and implies alert customers are drawn by effective promotion and visibility.
Sunday school 11 15 has A A Holmes superintendent. Epworth League 6 30. Evening worship 7 30 with subject O et School of instruction Wednesday afternoon. Bible study and prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 30. Thursday evening choir meeting.
The notice requires all owners occupiers or possessors of lands in Lodi Township to cut down and destroy noxious weeds by July 1 1933 and again by September 1 1933 with further cleanups as needed to prevent seeding. Failure to comply incurs cutting costs plus a 10 percent levy and property tax collection. Brush along highway rights of way must also be cleared by July 1 1933. Dated June 1 1933 by August Henes Lodi Township Washte naw County Michigan.
Advertisement reports Mrs. Harry Robinson of Akron Ohio claiming to lose 18 pounds after one bottle of Kruschen Salts and expecting 18 more with a second bottle. The copy promises health benefits and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In spite of heat a splendid audience attended Sunday services. Sunday school celebrated Children's Day at 11:15 with a joyful service. Father’s Day is observed at 10:00 a.m. next Sunday throughout the country with men and boys urged to attend alongside women and girls. S. Y. Cotton directs, Carl Geddes assists, Mrs. House leading choir, Eileen Martin at piano. Evening programs at 7:15 and 8:00 feature the three young peoples meetings and worship.
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