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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
3
A devotional on Luke 5 urging believers to launch out into the deep with absolute trust. The author reflects on Christian faith, fear of failure, and the need for decisive commitment as Simon did when Jesus instructed to set out. The piece combines scripture reading with a personal plan for a sea voyage to illustrate trust.
The article reflects on Peter falling before Jesus after a miraculous catch, urging unwavering obedience to Christ as Savior and Master. It calls for renewed faith and trust in God, ending with a prayer for commitment and fruitfulness in life through Jesus Christ. Tim J. Campbell, Lawyer (Iowa)
The Bandh of Vous Choice holds a weekly service at 10 06 AM with a Confirmation Reunion themed The Steadfast Heart. The 1927 Confirmation Class joins a post service pot luck supper followed by Sunday School at 11 15 AM and choir rehearsals Thursday 8 PM Circle meetings list hostesses and apron sewing material.
At 9 45 A M church school announces a church picnic. 11 00 A M divine worship features the theme He That Winneth Souls with special music by the adult choir and nursery for small children. Thursday June 19 8 00 P M
Trinity Lutheran Church led by Pastor Engel hosts a 10 AM divine service and 11 AM Sunday School. The Junior Choir rehearses Friday evening ahead of the annual church and Sunday School picnic on Sunday June 29.
The Mary-Martha Guild schedules its Thursday evening gathering at the Alwin Jedele residence on Textile Road.
Rev R R Feuil leads Sunday worship at 10 o clock with special youth choir music. Sunday School follows at 11. Thursday choir rehearsal scheduled for 7 39.
St Andrews Mission Catholic Church announces Sunday Mass at 10:00 led by Father Coffee. Parishioners are invited to attend this weekly service.
Mrs George Anthony, born March 10 1861 in Rahway New Jersey, died Friday night after a month illness at Beckman Convalescent Home Tecumseh. Funeral services were held at Center Funeral Home with Rev Harry W Young and burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. She married George Anthony on December 14 1883. he died January 29 1923. Surviving are three sons Gordon of Saline Donald of Detroit and Harold of Manchester plus two grandchildren. a daughter died in 1911. She was active in Manchester Methodist Church Women Society of Christian Service Kings Daughters and honorary American Legion Auxiliary.
Frederick Walker who passed away June 10 1952 was born September 14 1874 in Lodi Township, son of Frederck and Katherine Rentschler Walker. He was married to Amanda Goltz who died March 29 1944. He is survived by three children Edna Walker Mrs Paul Hieber and Alfred.
Walker, survived by two grandchildren and one half brother Robert Walker, a lifelong resident of the Saline community, was a member of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Funeral services Thursday June 12 1952 at 2 PM at St. Pauls Church with Rev Alvin Siemsen officiating, interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
In Michigan a feud erupts between Cheboygan and Lapeer counties over U S Senator candidate Charles E Potter. Cheboygan banners declare Potter home town hero while Lapeer Sheriff Clark Gregory answers with a bold ad challenging county rivals.
A quarter page ad by Sheriff Garrow taunts Lapeer County over Charlie Potter. Potter, running as a Senate candidate, watches the feud between Lapeer and Cheboygan counties, promising potential gains regardless of which side collects the flag.
An act amended to authorize 50 cent commemorative coins honoring Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver. Banks and trust companies may sell to the public at 2.00 per coin, with the Mint issuing to Federal Reserve Banks for sale at a premium. Proceeds support efforts to oppose the spread of communism among Negroes in national defense.
Much of modern Rotter dam sits on land recovered from the ocean. the city’s expansion and urban layout reflect historic land reclamation projects that created new districts and neighborhoods.
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