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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists the Lansing week coverage pricing with annual, four month and shorter terms. It states subscription price at $1.50 per year, with single copies at five cents and shorter-term options: four months for 50 cents and two months for 25 cents.
Council approves Ford entry to city property to finish mill race work and allocates water bill policy under new ordinance. Appointments for city roles and 1934 tax dues reviewed as Republicans gain Michigan House control amid broader political analysis.
The Observer announces a redesigned appearance and upgraded printing plant after adding new mats provided by Hahn of the Daily News in Ann Arbor. Production had fallen to 50 percent of capacity, but with the changes 95 percent of troubles are resolved, leaving only collections to improve.
Lenten season call for 100 percent attendance across services and church groups. Services include Sunday 10 am worship with Camp Fire guests, Wednesday 4 pm juniors, 7:30 pm church school and prayer, Thursday choir, Monday leadership class with 75 cent OT textbook, Friday family night potluck at 7 pm. All welcome.
The Federated Church schedule lists 10:00 a.m. worship and 11:15 a.m. Sunday school with S. Y. Cotten as superintendent. Carl Geddis assists. Mrs House is chorister and Hileen Martin pianist. 6:30 p.m. young people meet and 7:30 p.m. a special service directed by the Intermediate C E Society features Miss Shohara M A Ph D of the University of Michigan on Japan and her people.
Central Work notes visits by John Gooding Carlton Murray and families. Oak Grove P T A meets for March at the schoolhouse. Mrs Stephenson ill halts school. York Baptist Ladies Aid to Mrs Hattie Murray. comfortables tied and wood cut for church. Nicholas Shafer held in Detroit on altered assault charge tied to a York Saline case. not involved in the Strecher slaying.
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. English services every second and fourth Sunday of each month. Fivery body cordially invited. Read the ads and grow wise in the ways to live. Pastor M. C. Phillipp.
Mr. and Mrs Adrien Ellsman and children visited Detroit friends. Otto Hanson called on the Forsythes. Gordons visited the O Brien home in Whittaker. Wagner and baby from Dundee spent weekend with the Gleasons. Gilbert baby visit Mooreville. Hammond and McManns in Adrian. Pearl Gilbert Ruth Hanson Hazel Gordon Lena Gordon in Tecumseh. East Lansing horse sale attended by Gilbert Hanson Gordons Girbach. Adrian visitors hosted by Ralph Hammond group. Harold Hammond celebrated son James tenth birthday with many relatives at home.
Mrs Alfred Acton and Russell Acton visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Jack Langstaff was absent from school last week with a hard cold. Emil Milkey A G Richards and Jack Langstaff visited Clifford Richards and Paul Richards and helped move. P T A met at D Mills home with 25 in attendance.
The Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan announces probate of the estate of Charles W. Harmon. Creditors have four months from March 7 1935 to file claims before July 13 1935. Hearings set for May 13 1935 and July 18 1935 at 10:00 AM in Ann Arbor Probate Office.
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