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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
4
Card of Thanks and poetry notices may be paid at five cents per line. Obituaries and marriage notices are free. Advertisements for entertainments with admission charged cost six cents per line. Legal notices and business interest items charged at regular rates. Saline Observer published by Sim R. Wilson.
A concise reflection notes how spring now lags as sap runs slowly, with a line from Roger Allen illustrating the shift in seasonal rhythm and agricultural expectation.
The fourth period honor roll and honorable mention list name students across grades from Grace Clark and Robert Dieterle in twelfth to Melvin Schaffer and Dean Burkhardt in eighth. The feature piece presents a seniors profile guessing a student named Bill, with home economics hints and a sailor song reference.
A veteran Michigan banker from Jonesville, population 1300, celebrates fifty years as cashier and lender. The piece argues small towns breed successful bankers, lists honorees and Juniors class notes, and ends with pages of student profiles and a light campus scene.
The Saline merchants offer well priced merchandise and strong support for local government, schools, institutions, service clubs, and social activities. Citizens should direct most shopping to local establishments while acknowledging outside options when needed.
Testimony before the Securities Commission highlights how David M. Milton secured control of a 218 million investment trust through an initial 13000 dollars and 6300 shares of an inactive insurance stock. The piece argues that laws to curb unscrupulous finance are hard to craft but urges ongoing government vigilance against so called miracle men in business.
Grace Clark reports on the Home Economics group discussing how to wear clothes, color coordination, and the impact of colors on complexion. Freshmen start sewing with slips while seniors make plain cotton sleeping pajamas. material details postponed to next week.
Fifteen years ago Mrs Julius Feldkamp and son Lee visited Mrs Theodore Feldkamp. Mrs C A Curtiss staying with parents in LaGrange. Mrs Mary Skinner and others from Royal Oak visited Saline. Alvin Rentschler died after brief illness. Local families hosted visitors from Jackson Detroit and Chicago. Houses sold and moved assignments noted. Womans Clubs met in Ypsilanti with local attendees. Sunday dinner hosted by William Schmid and family with Highland Park and Tecumseh connections.
Thirty years ago J S Kyte and family planned to move into the Hotchkin house around March 20. A daughter was born March 14 to Mr and Mrs Irving Tripp. Alvin Bond returned from Flint after a short visit. Matthew Renschler serves as juror this week in the circuit court. Olive and Clara Johnson of Ypsilanti visited J A Collins Tuesday. Fred Kanouse and family hosted Walter Kanouse and wife of Milan Sunday.
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