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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
1
The young son of James Murphy was kicked in the forehead Wednesday and found unconscious. A doctor treated the head wound with multiple stitches and reported the boy comfortable considering the circumstances.
P H Beck of Wakelee Michigan reports a year ago he bought Chamberlain's Tablets and since using them has felt perfectly well after trying many other medicines without lasting benefit. For sale by All Dealers.
Ned Moore, a junior at Lakeville University and aspiring actor, faces senior harassment and plots revenge by spreading a rumor that the university will admit co-eds. Vocal solo by Grace Mattison, with Mabel Gass.
Arrangements made for Bismarck birth day event at Hill auditorium Ann Arbor on April 1. Program includes organ selections Frank Taber German student songs Varsity quartet Das Deutsche Lied Harmonie Maennerchor director Hermann Brueckner accompaniment Miss Gertrude Heinze welcome address by President H B Hutehr ing Erlkonig by William A How land accompaniment Mrs Minnie Davis Sherman economic development of Germany since 1870 by Consul General Alfred Geissler Am Rhein by Mrs George A Harstreiter and selected songs by Harmonie Maennerchor.
Notice of the annual township meeting in Saline Washtenaw Michigan to be held April 6 1914. Elections will choose township officers and four constables with a 1500 dollar appropriation for county roads and Soldiers Monument. Women meeting eligibility may vote on monetary propositions if properly registered. Polls open 10 am to 5 pm with possible noon adjournment.
Charles Kiehl aged 32 of Ann Arbor and Agnes Miller aged 29 are listed as a marriage license pair in the latest civil notices.
Pastor Rev W H Hoffman invites all Saline churches to welcome visitors. Sabbath morning sermon titled The Divinely Appointed Social Order at the Presbyterian church. Union service at 7 pm in the Baptist church. Quarterly Sabbath school review and Y P S C E meeting at 6 with topic What Missions Are Doing for the World. Lord's Communion first Sabbath in April. Easter musical program by the choir. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 with Blind Bartimaeus topic.
The speaker urges a powerful savior and voluntary commitment to faith. He argues excuses prevent Christianity, compares temper to a gatling gun, and asserts America needs a tidal wave of old-time religion.
Democrats of Saline township plan a caucus on Saturday March 28 at 2 pm to nominate a township ticket and address other business. John Turk and family, recent movers to Clinton, were honored last Wednesday with about forty friends at a pleasant pot luck. John has opened a barber shop in Saline and well wishes follow them to their new home.
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