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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists publication details and rates including price 1.50 per year, single copies five cents, eight months and two months options. It notes paid notices and obituaries receive special handling with charges for contributions and entertainments.
Carl A. Olson, appointed commissioner of the Michigan Corporation and Securities Commission, spoke at the Detroit Stock Exchange dinner outlining a push for tighter security oversight in Michigan. He cited a 1936 Federal probe finding Detroit firms engaging in deflo rable and unlawful practices and pledged stricter licensing, background checks, and joint responsibility with underwriters. He urged investors to seek information from the commission and warned scrutiny will deter illegitimate operators.
High School notes six weeks tests in history and chemistry topics on soils and phosphates. Students mention a junior play The Good Listener on March 15 or 16 and a district spelling bee set for March 24 followed by the district contest on April 16.
Ruth Schieh reports on upcoming six weeks tests and new algebra problems. Freshmen watched a cooking demonstration in the gym during a study period as they prepared to recall biologist reports and the main reasons each man is famous for Friday’s test. Au revoir.
Paul Davis reports the close of a six week term with exams underway in English. Miss Huntly drills pronoun forms and spelling for the Detroit paper spelling bee, aiming for a grade champion.
Grace Clark reports on a six week study covering budgets marriage work after marriage earning and spending vacations dating manners voice culture introductions family obligations dances and citizenship. Freshman banquets feature cooking duties and planned focus on clothing while aiming for spring wardrobes.
Spelling bee results from the school on Friday name eighth grade champion Eileen Moehn with winning word tendency and a team list. Seventh grade champion Ray McDaid with winning word ankle and team members. sixth grade winning word where of.
A short critique using humor about citizens littering sidewalks and the lack of trash receptacles. It compares a campus freshman misunderstanding Shakespeare with praise for scientific aids like adding and reducing machines.
Secretary of State Leon D. Case and state officials study a plan to replace county recording of motor vehicle liens with centralized recording by the Secretary of State. The proposal would require liens and lien discharges to be recorded on the state title, with records filed as photographic copies, eliminating chattel mortgage recordings at registers of deeds.
An editor argues private ownership of electric plants yields fairer wages and hours than city-owned plants. He cites better payroll conditions at private firms and fewer labor issues, suggesting municipal utilities may be less favorable to workers and labor groups. The St. Clair County Press reports the观点.
Moraine worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 15 Epworth Leagues 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 80 Wednesday evening prayer service Thursday evening choir meeting
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at it English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month All invited Dr Stanley Jones quote urging Christianity to act with moral boldness and shed pink tea attitudes
The Tecumseh Herald reports Ray W. Herrick announces a $150 000 house building program for employees. The two year plan includes immediate construction of 10 houses between Sept 1 and Jan 1 and a 1938 program for 30 houses all for Products employees.
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