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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
Notices of entertainment obituaries marriages and cards of thanks are paid at six cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Condolence resolutions and poetry charged per line. obituaries and marriages are included in charge as part of business interest and not free.
A rare gathering of livestock worth a million dollars will be shown Friday night at the Michigan State Fair and Exposition. The event runs September 4 through 10, featuring a grand parade of prize animals and related festivities.
The fish season opens with changes in regulations by the Department of Conservation. Perch creel limit remains 25 per day. size limits removed for perch and bass species. nonresidents now require licenses for Michigan inland waters and the Great Lakes.
Mrs Karl Theurer and family attended a gathering at the Hanson rear near Toledo on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs George Ryan entertained Sunday. Edward Langstaff nears completion of a temporary dwelling. Clifford Richards Jerry Harcourt visited A R Murray at Norvell Sunday. Sidney Yape and Florine Richards of Ann Arbor spent Monday with D G Richards family. Young of Ypsilanti and Dunn of Moore were callers at the Repert Dunn home Sunday. D G Richards and George Franklin escorted Madison Richards of Ypsilanti to Howell Sunday to visit Hobart Richards at the sanitarium. They attended a Detroit ball game in the afternoon.
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets Sunday at 10:30 A M in the hall above Citizens bank with Sunday school after the service. Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 P M. The lesson sermon for Sunday June 26 is Christian Science with Rev 14 6 cited. Correlative readings from Science and Health accompany the verses and emphasize faith healing.
Central York reports Jack Sweeney spent Monday afternoon with Carlton Murray. Henry Murray finished school work at Kalamazoo for the year. A Children’s Day program was held at the York Baptist church. Roy Richards and William Kelsey of Willan visited John Gooding and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Estleman of Toledo called on John Gooding. News arrives of Paul Carter of Sheridan marrying Miss Margaret Sanders of M.S.N.G. Mrs. Hat tie Murray, grandmother, hosted Margaret Sanders after a Friday to Tuesday stay. Hattie Holcomb of Toledo visited John Gooding for birthday anniversaries. Herbert Gilman and John Tom Gilman of Detroit called on John Gooding. Hattie Murray and children Electa and Henry visiting Ohio relatives briefly.
A late June to September 1932 community record lists residents visiting and hosting events across West Mooreville and nearby towns. It also contains a mortgage foreclosure notice against Martin and Bertha Wackenhut of Bridgewater, detailing debt, attorney fees, and sale of the property in Washtenaw County on September 28, 1932.
Morning worship at 10:00 features a sermon titled A Life-absorbing Touch. Choir performs Postlude, Pastorale in G, Double quartet, Idylle, Angel Voices, and Repose. Sunday school at 11715 with H Holmes and Ray Davis as superintendents. Junior League at 3:00 led by Mrs Roy Rogers. Epworth League devotional at 6:30. Evening service at 7:20 likely open air.
Last Sunday's services were blessed with Miss Schaller’s singing and a strong evening choir led by Mrs. Fairbanks. Next Sunday features 10 am sermon and 11:30 am Sunday school led by Cotter and Rowe, with 8 pm Christian Endeavor meetings and an illustrated evening service with pictures and songs.
An Iowa woman Miss Bates of Beech says Kruschen Salts helped her lose 65 pounds in five months at a cost of 4.25. She endorses the product for young and middle aged readers and advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water daily before breakfast along with lighter meals.
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