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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
3
The Saline Observer lists subscription prices and ad rates. Rates include $1.50 yearly, 5 cent copies, eight months $1.00, four months 50 cents, two months 25 cents. Notices and personal ads may incur charges. free notices only for marriage and funeral poetry.
The Cassopolis Vigilant quotes Fred Anderson of Cozad Nebraska a general store proprietor with about 300000 annual sales praising advertising. He says if he started again he would invest five percent of gross sales in advertising and criticizes merchants who avoid advertising.
The article discusses the Lindbergh kidnapping impact, urging limits on sensational crime coverage and reforms from the Wickersham report. It links public fear to press broadcasting and a hampered justice system, urging stronger action to deter underworld crime.
Sixth grade notes show a science club meeting with officers Kenneth Volz president Milton Hartman vice president Betty King secretary and John Elbert Schroen reporter. The program featured a stones play and a museum keeper Alvin Lange.
The Federated Church invites all to Easter sunrise service at 6 am in the church auditorium and a 10 am celebration of the resurrection with combined choirs. Morning Sabbath school at 11:15, led by Harry Finch and Vernon Rowe. evening youth meetings at 6:45. An annual Presbyterian meeting is set for Monday March 28.
High school students discuss the Disarmament Conference and potential U S involvement in future conflicts. They urge balanced views toward Japan, belief in peaceful efforts, and personal civic action to influence their communities and avoid automatic calls to war.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services above Citizens Bank at 10:30 a.m. Sunday with Sunday School for pupils under 20. Testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7?30. The March 27 lesson cites Revelation 21:1 and includes readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. February grassfires prompt Milford fire department calls to a grass fire at Dexter.
Methodist Church notes cover Good Friday silent communion from 4 to 5, Sunrise service at Federated church dawn to 7, and 10:30 Easter Hope service with a Resurrection sermon. Music includes Lemare Offertory and Holton choir numbers. Sunday school, Junior League at 3:30, Epworth League at 6:30 with leaders listed. A district meeting at the Methodist church invites all ministers and public. Bishop Nicholson to address at morning and 3 pm. L. A. S. will serve 35 cent luncheon. Eimer Ads noted.
Richmond resident W R Daniels asserts two bottles of Kruschen Salts reduced his waist by three inches and boosted activity while clearing his skin. he claims to feel 20 years younger at 46. The ad urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning to safely lose fat.
An official report shows Michigan potato on hand March 1 at 9 738 000 bushels up from 5 005 000 a year earlier. Seed needs may take 2 5 to 3 million bushels and some will be fed to livestock. Cold weather damaged early southern potatoes delaying shipments northward. It notes 37 potato states hold 112 279 000 bushels on March 1 up from 81 769 000 last year.
Chicago figures Charles G. Dawes and Melvin A. Traylor lead support for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Dawes to chair the federal body authorized by Congress, while Traylor, First National Bank of Chicago president, urged loans to failed banks to aid small depositors.
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