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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
4
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The editorial lauds Dr Eugene B Elliott Republican incumbent for superintendent of public instruction. It notes his hard work since 1933 as deputy under Millstt and successor to Voelker, crediting improved finances and education programs to his leadership and urging re election.
Anoka Herald notes federal and state tax forms arrive in mass mailings to Mr and Mrs Johnny Q Public. The column lists Capitol Stock Tax Blanks Old Age Pension Tax Unemployment Tax Blanks Federal Corporation Tax Blanks Federal Income Tax Blanks State Income Tax Blanks Compensation Insurance Blanks and warns more mail may follow.
Ohio Democrat A P Lammneck challenges Governor Murphy over the Flint GM strike and the use of national guards and public money. He argues executive overreach undermined the law and calls public opinion a key pressure for settlement.
The article traces a boy’s Scout progression from Wolf Cub at age nine through Bronze Silver and Gold ranks to join a troop at twelve. It highlights waiting for milestones and the meaning of the American flag and Scout oath. It then lists spring activities including Courts of Honor Hobby Show Rallies and a Camporee at the New Kirk reservation in May and summer camp to open June 20 at the Huron river Dexter reservation.
Fifteen years ago Miss Elizabeth Comfort of Chelsea visited Miss Luciia Sturm. Henry Ormsby and son Robert visited relatives in Dun dee. Loretta Schzible returned from Ann Arbor. Sophia Spears of Pleasant Lake visits Chester Leonard. John Burkhardt sold his farm to Detroit parties and plans to move to town in spring. J Iveson and E Donaldson of Brooklyn visited Alma Hamlin. Boyd family hosted Mrs T J Irelan of Deerfield. Spring arrived with snow and wintry winds. Prof. Sawyer ill but improving. Robert Cullen attended a surprise party near Belleville at the Quirk home. Ann Arbor American Legion minstrel show pleased a large crowd. Mrs. Chris Lambarth home from hospital after operation. Fred Layher bought the Schieh house on Ann Arbor street and will move around April 15.
Michigan State College students and others prepare for an entomology course with nets cyanide bottles and six instruction sheets by W F Morofsky. About 250 students will collect on campus and off to study insect emergence ranges and habitats.
The Milan Leader warns against excessive car inspection causing delays and urges safe driving based on respect for others. The paper reports Ward Hoffman losing four fingers in a serious Milan industrial accident at Saco Manufacturing, noting his steady employment as a lawyer there.
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