Saline Observer Post Office Listing Note
The Saline Observer indicates its status is entered at the Saline Michigan post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
4
The Saline Observer indicates its status is entered at the Saline Michigan post office as second class matter.
The piece recalls a mix up where The Chelsea Standard printed a past item as current from The Saline Observer. It notes Luther Briggs narrowly escaped drowning while horses nearly went into water while drawing ice. He is alive and active at Cook’s garage today.
A letter urges establishing crossing guards at Michigan avenue and Ann Arbor street to protect children walking to and from school. It proposes patrols formed by PTA or Scouts, or school administration to organize supervision, preventing accidents before harm befalls a child.
After the election the town returns to routine and ponders the results. Small politics offer excitement and new arrivals feel exhilaration, while the defeated soon forget the sting and the victorious seek more work than honor until next Election Time.
The article notes Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes III celebrated his ninetieth birthday. It recalls his Civil War service, Harvard law instruction, Massachusetts Supreme Court tenure, and 28 years as a United States Supreme Court associate justice.
Local residents faced heavy snow and a fierce blizzard that disrupted weekend plans to begin spring gardens. The weather is expected to ease next week as conditions shift.
George B. Dealey of the Dallas Morning News and Dallas Journal shares thirty five years of advertising wisdom. He cautions advertisers against scattering efforts across media and urges using newspapers as a standard medium only when backed by plan and measured results. He warns against waste and overly large ads and favors frequent moderate insertions.
A collage of small town snippets shows merchants debating advertising costs and customer shifts. A store owner says ads draw new customers from nearby rivals while a bank cashier critiques strict drought loan requirements. An Elsie club placard targets canvassers to curb unscrupulous sales. A Carlisle man shoots himself after a domestic dispute over a card trick.
Washtenaw County Jersey Cattle club held its annual meeting in Ann Arbor on March 7 with re-elected officers HE, C. Simmonds president BH, C. Glenn vice president and C. D. Finkbeiner secretary treasurer. A summer picnic was planned and a program committee named. The Saline Woman's Club marked its first past presidents day on March 3 at Mrs. Weinenett's home with performances by past presidents and a gift to the club's first president.
Mrs Karl Theurer and family attended a shower in Dundee Friday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and family attended the funeral of Jimmy Richards four months old son of Mr and Mrs Madison Richards at Ypsilanti Friday with interment at Judd cemetery. About twenty five friends and relatives held a surprise party on Leslie Bailey Friday with dancing and progressive Pedro. High prizes went to Paul and D G Richards low prizes to Clarence Johnson and Alfred Acton. A potluck supper followed.
Sunday morning worship features a sermon on The Five Things Christ Emphasized. Choir offerings include Prelude Meditation by Arthur Foote and Anthem As a Father Leads His Children. Sunday school and leagues meet with planned missionary education in South America and a pre Easter service announced for March 22 with nightly sermons.
In a humorous dialogue, Amos and Andy discuss the meaning of a Credit Bureau and its role for the Fresh Air Taxicab Company of America. Andy explains it as the traffic light of commerce guiding credit, with Green Light for prompt pay and Red Light for delinquency.
In Washtenaw County Michigan Probate Court, Judge Jay G. Pray names April 1 for a hearing on George Schmid Sr. estate final account filed by George Schmid Jr. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks as required. Norah O. Borgert, Register of Probate.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10:30 a m in the hell above the Citizens Bank with Sunday school after the morning service for pupils under 20. A testimonial meeting is planned Wednesday at 7:30 p m. The March 15 lesson sermon cites Bible verses such as Acts 3 6 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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