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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
4
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A fragment notes Barbara Hutton trading her title for a count, warning the idle pursuit may cost her. It reflects dubious value and echoes past dealings of her supposed companion.
A Fulton Illinois resident undertook a census of church affiliations among 3000 locals. He found only 98 residents unaffiliated, highlighting the drift away from religion. The item ties into a broader discussion during a period when tuberculosis death rates and public health campaigns are also noted.
In March 7 050 persons across 11 Michigan counties received tuberculin test and x ray examinations. With Christ ieas Seals funds and local doctors, over 7 000 people learned their TB status in one month. The program, faster than old chest clinics, highlights push for tests and treatment.
Camden Me Herald quotes an advertising piece arguing advertising creates new desires and drives progress, contrasting with merchants who claim locals know their business. The note reflects on advertising's role in stimulating trade and employment across communities like Camden and county towns. Also mentions Verdi Skinner breaking his right tee in a ball game and a Tecumseh item about personal stationery bargains.
Mrs. Jacob Stecher and Mrs. Leslé Bailey hosted visits Wednesday. Marie Gable and Mark White wed at Rev Cossell's Milan home. Families from York, Ridge road, Mooreville and Saline gathered for greetings and support as relatives and neighbors attended hospital and funeral events in adjacent towns.
Harvey Eberle returned home from the hospital Thursday. Numerous visits are recorded including Orville Bock at the Adrian airport dedication. Families from Belleville Azalia Mooreville Ridge Road Morenci and Owosso stopped to see relatives and friends, with many generations and children noted.
South Saline reports Elsie Drum of Detroit visiting relatives including Hildegarde Metzger and Katherine Luckhardt. Virginia and Katherine Luckhardt spent Wednesday with Hildegarde Metzger. Clyde Spence of Monroe, with Mr and Mrs Herman Mehler family, visited over the weekend. Roy Kempf near Satna appeared in neighborhood activity.
Macon Frank Pettee spent the weekend with relatives in Detroit. L. W. Coller, state from Bixby hospital at Adrian, returned Monday. Many guests visited area families including Mr. and Mrs. William Stoddard of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Dow Bilby and children in Onsted, and the Harden and Heilman families in Allen and Detroit. Edwin Howell attends ROTC at Aberdeen, Mad. Various engagements and hospitality noted among Adrian, Milan, Ypsilanti, Britton, and Caledonia residents.
We were glad to see you at services last Sunday and invite you again next Sunday. 10:16 a.m. worship time 11:15 Sunday school. Y Cotton superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Mrs House chorister Eileen Martin pianist. 7 p.m. young people meet and worship. Junior choir performs.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock Sunday school at 11 16. A Bert Ede minister. Epworth Leagues at 6 36 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Wednesday prayer service. Thursday choir practice.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater M C Phillip pastor. Divine services at 10 am and Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
Dr W W Sylvester a licensed chiropodist in Ann Arbor Michigan invites every man woman and child with foot trouble to consult him and have feet examined free There is no obligation for this service He also presents health shows for preventing and correcting foot defects Visit the office for real foot comfort Office hours daily 10 to 5 Tuesday 7 to 8 Saturday 9 to 12 Appointment by phone 2 1001 Ind Floor 3045 State St Ann Arbor Michigan
Michigan Railroad Employes and Citizens League aims to raise from 312000 to 500000 members by January. Floyd Drake announces re-election of executive committee to direct the drive starting June 15. The League seeks equal regulation of all transport forms and notes 35000 railroad workers lost jobs due to trucking disorder. Also announced is the Second Annual Gaylord Outdoor Festival for June 28-30 with parades, fishing and wildlife displays in Otsego County.
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