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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
4
Card of Thanks six cents per line Condolences seven fifty per line Poetry five cents per line Announcements six cents per line Minimum twenty five cents Obituary and marriage notices free of charge Notices intended to benefit individuals may be charged at regular rates
Rotarians heard a biographical sketch by Dr. C O Woodbridge at The Tavern meeting last Thursday noon. He recounted medical training and humorous incidents from Saline in 1904 and reflected on his practice with a closing poem about doctors old and new observing medical skill across many areas.
The Wash tenaw Jersey Cattle club met at Bethlehem church dining hall in Ann Arbor. Officers elected included President B G Simmonds Vice President Henry Oulmann and Secretary Treasurer C D TV Einer. A program committee was named and music by a Roosevelt High School trio complemented remarks by L W Lamb of Michigan State College on dairy cattle feeding.
Central Lods Ed Aprill of Ann Arbor called last Thursday on Jacob Kinsley. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coen moved to a farm near May. Ruth Sweetland had her tonsils removed. Theodore Steward visited Ann Arbor with his daughter and husband. Several local couples spent Sunday with relatives. READ THE LINER ADS TODAY.
Grace Clark reports on ninth grade studies in literature fractions and workers and employers in citizenship while noting class projects and new business-minded students. John Schroen covers eighth grade tests illness recovery and math history science topics as well as a new student Anna Robison in seventh grade with brief notes on colonists and poetry.
Saline and Milan high schools plan a talent exchange with the Saline Band visiting Milan for a 45 minute program at 3 p.m. Milan students will perform in Saline’s auditorium later that same week. Principal Padock and Superintendent Kalder bring prior Van Buren county experience to the proposal.
The Federated Church led by Dr. E Kircher has a 10 30 a m worship service and announces a great day next Sunday with Sunday school at 11 15 led by S Y Cotton and Carl Geddes assistants. Choir led by Mrs House and Miss Helen Martin at 6 45 pm three Young peoples meetings. Washtenaw County Brotherhood to attend with a 4 30 pm service and evening service to follow.
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 with H A Holmes as superintendent Epworth League Junior League Evening worship at 730 conducted by Rev Hole Bible study and prayer service Wednesday Choir Thursday choir meeting Saturday Intermediate and Junior choir rehearsal
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater invites all to divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services held on the second and fourth Sunday monthly. Pastor M. G. Phillipp leads the congregation.
Central York reports visitors and gatherings around Detroit and Ann Arbor. Electa Murray substitutes at Fosdick school. relatives come from Toledo and Royal Oak. several residents visit Milan and Ann Arbor. Oak Grove School closed due to illness. Ladies Aid at York Baptist met in Milan. multiple dinners and Sunday visits among Hertier and Hertler families with neighbors in Pittsfield and Detroit.
The Lodi Democrat slate lists candidates for local offices including Supervisor Harry M. Cole and Clerk Herman Grengley. Also named are Treasurer Albert Frey Highway Commissioner August Henes Board of Review Reuben Herter Highway Overseer George Schäible Justice of the Peace Aaron Feldkamp Justice short term Michael Grosshans and WWo constables nominees.
An old advertisement urges avoiding the left side during sleep if stomach gas affects the heart. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy that, in one dose, releases poisons and relieves gas pressing on the heart for a full night’s sleep. Available at leading druggists.
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