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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
4
Notices clarify charges for personal or business notices in Saline Observer. Details set per line rates five to six cents for certain items and a minimum charge of 95 cents. Announcements and marriage notices may be published free of charge while personal or business content is billed at standard rates.
A letter from the Charlotte Republican Tribune criticizes liquor sales and Prohibition repeal. It argues the Spurlock murder trial will reveal the cost to Hatta county and condemns the modern beer garden as more corrupt than the old saloon. The writer pledges to vote against liquor traffic and declares Michigan lessons prove there is no middle ground, pledging a dry stance moving forward.
Evening reflection prompts remind readers to review their day for kindness, temper, mood, creativity, fairness, and impact on others. It emphasizes daily choices shaping personal growth and directs readers toward their highest ideals.
Three penal farms of about 600 acres each will open in Michigan to rehabilitate first term youthful inmates with no guards at the camps. The Marquette site starts with 120 youths, followed by two southern camps near the Michigan Reformatory in Ionia county. A superintendent and wife as matron will head operations along with a forester farm manager and educational recreation staff.
Miss Pearl Dicks is ill. Frank White painted his house with a new roof. Mrs Frank Barbour and sons visited Detroit. B Y P A met with Carlton and Mrs Murray. A Children's Day program was held at York Baptist church. Numerous visits and dinners involve Hattie Murray, John Gooding, Raymond Sweeney, Harold Faust, Arthur Faust, Don Richards, Jerry Richards, and others from Superior township, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, and Azalia.
Edwin Hiewell and Miss Idamande Howell attend summer sessions in distant colleges. Ann Arbor guests include Miss Alice Heilman of Tecumseh and Miss Earl Pennington. Detroit visitors join Mrs. B F Pennington and family for birthday observances. Tulsa and Romulus connections appear among assorted calls and gatherings. A potluck birthday event honors Effie Ellis and Maude Day with cake and social chatter.
Theda Bradley works in Sa line and Miss Youngs of Ypsilanti will teach the school next year. Loretta Dunn spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Dunn. Mr and Mrs C B Jackson of Lodi visited D G Richards. Emil Milkey and Langstaffs hosted callers Sunday. Esther Anna Helen Clara Theda Dunn spent time with Florine Richards. Ed ward Gregg and family and Ora Gray with Mildred visited D G Richards Sunday.
Federated Church reports a warm Detroit turnout for the State Christian Endeavor Convention with a Filipino speaker Mr Aspirn presenting The Religion in the Philippine Islands. Next Sunday offers a communion service at 10 o clock and a full evening program including youth society meetings at 7 and services at 8, with details announced Sunday morning.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 9 15 H A Hilmes superintendent Epworth League at 6 30 p m Midweek service at 7 30 Bible study and prayer service Wednesday evening Choir meeting Thursday evening
A compilation of social visits and gatherings from Hammond district residents. Names include Girbach, Wentz, Needham, Forsythe, Elisman, Knight, Gilbert, Wagner, Gordon, Gotts, Hammond, and others. Encounters feature family reunions at Remington and Hogan reunions, Kalamazoo weekend trips, and local guests at various homes. A closing proverb warns beware of a man whose story sounds too good.
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