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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
4
Local notices detail subscription prices including one year for 1.50 and five cent single copies. Announcement rates set at six cents per line with a 35 cent minimum. Obituary and marriage notices are free. personal interest items billed at regular rates with five cent per line for condolence notes.
A Ban gor Advance letter defends Van Buren and nearby counties from a Detroit writer's mockery of Tom Conlin's tax article. The writer argues rural-minded counties can still pay teachers, road bonds, and other obligations without New York bankers.
The Cessopolis Vigilant urges church members to attend regularly and accept church responsibilities. It argues that universal loyalty among congregants would transform church life and have a broad societal impact, potentially reducing crime and other troubles if ninety percent stayed on their jobs as members.
A letter from New York City contrasts grim conditions there with Michigan, noting unemployment fund donations, a Youngstown boy panhandling, a man helping his family with six dollars, and people sleeping in subways or lodging houses while banks receive dole money.
A fragment references a claim that a five percent return on money is pitiful and urges seeking ten percent while warning of losing principal. It mentions Hot Sands and Dave in a cynical note about advertising stories.
Hight School News credits Alma Wiedman as Assistant Editor with Mileen Martin in Twelfth Grade guiding staff. Helen Armbruster is Eleventh Grade, with Walter class Harwood Tenth Grade and Dorothy Wiedmayer Ninth Grade. Stanley Hartman Eighth Grade and Rubena Bredernitz Seventh Grade conclude the list, with Luther Dicks noted.
A historical look at the school annual explains its origin to save costs and organize memories. The piece notes photographs, class pictures, and mementos becoming a permanent record, benefiting students, alumni, parents, and the community. It highlights ongoing classes and spring time changes in junior and freshman work and broader academic themes.
Fifth grade boys made a Washington at Valley Forge poster and the sixth grade created three geography posters on Italy Spain and Sweden. They exhibit on the bulletin board. Washington booklets feature Betsy Ross and the first American flag. Arithmetic is six. Art shows an Easter rabbit with colored eggs. Miss Morden was out six days. A new pupil joins the third grade.
C E Kircher pastor notes a good service despite many illnesses and cold wind. Intermedate Endeavor Day featured welcome addresses and joint activities with Junior and Senior groups, with strong attendance and lively music. Next Sunday offerings include 10 am sermon 11:15 am Sunday School led by Harry Finck and Vernon Rowe, 6:45 pm youth society meetings and a big 6:80 pm gathering.
Morning worship at 10:00 with Calvary theme. Sunday school at 11:15. Evening service at 7:30. The drama Comfortless Memories postponed. Lent services next week with nightly youth in charge. Rev Nieman and others preach on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings. All welcome to attend.
Christian Science notes announce services in Saline with Sunday school for under 20 and a testimonial meeting midweek. Also cited is a March 13 lesson on Substance with Bible verses and Science and Health passages. Joe Osgood of Vernon township found seven ten dollar bills glued inside a duck clock bought for two dollars after a failed tick tock, revealed by shaking the clock.
Mrs Anna Maria Alber wife of Henry Alber of Lodi township died Thursday at home. Born August 12 1857 in Lodi township she lived in Washtenaw county all her life and belonged to St John s Lutheran Bridgewater and its Ladies Aid. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Fred Guenther of Lodi and Amanda at home and two grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at residence and 230 pm at St John s church Rev M Philips officiating burial in Bridgewater cemetery.
Norwich reader Mrs Ethel Smith writes she lost 16 lbs on Kruschen Salt after one bottle, noting better sleep and normal appetite. The testimonial claims a four week supply costs a few cents and promises a money back guarantee if not convinced, urging readers to try the safe harmless way to reduce fat.
Rev Harry C Grimes pastor extends a cordial invitation to attend morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school 11 30 evening service 7 15 prayer meeting Thursday night 7 o'clock Bible study club Friday night cemetery dues payable by the 21st.
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