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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

2

Federated Church Notes Rev Roy J Miller Minister

The Federated Church lists services for April 2 including 10:00 am morning worship with a sermon titled Unwitting Enemies of Democracy and Christianity. Other programs include 11:15 am Sunday school 6:30 pm Christian Endeavor 7:30 pm candle light service and junior choir cantata. Additional sermons by Rev Walter Laxman at 7:30 pm Monday and Wednesday and Holy Communion Thursday 7:30 pm. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday. annual church meeting starts 3:00 pm Tuesday April 11 followed by Baptist and Presbyterian meetings.

Christian Endeavor Walter Laxman Holy Communion Ladies’ Aid Society Hugh Austin The Federated Church

Governor Declares Army Day Observance in Michigan

Governor proclaims Army Day on April 6 1939 urging patriotism and a display of confidence in the U S Army. He notes Michigan’s 130000000 population and describes the Army as a defensive instrument to guard peace.

United States Army Commonwealth State of Michigan

Amendment No 1 Advocates Stronger Impartial Judiciary

In the April 3 election debate, Amendment No 1 is argued to avoid direct voter control of the judiciary while attracting qualified candidates. Supporters say it strengthens independence by enabling justices to focus on their duties without partisan intervention.

Pfeiffer

Local Social Notes From West Saline and Ann Arbor

West Saline reports Joe Bondie visiting parents, while Ann Arbor sees Mrs Lawrence Tucker and her mother visiting. Various families including the Schwocho and Graf clans host and guest during the weekend with mentions of illness and medical care and a Grange meeting on March 22.

Turning Back the Pages of the Files Twenty Years Ago

Turning Back the Pages of the Files recalls events from twenty years past with brief notes. It lists births marriages moves visits and arrivals including Mrs. Andrew Girbach hosting guests and Sumner Wolford moving his family from Baltimore Ohio.

Geese Trail Northward Catches Attention This Afternoon

A large flock of wild geese flying north drew considerable notice this afternoon, attracting strong local interest and speculation about migration patterns and weather clues in the region.

Local Social Notes and Community Updates

Mrs. Fay Toogood of Grand Rapids visits. Mrs. Will Griffii hosts sister and family in Detroit. The Woman's Literary Club meets March 23 at Mrs. Walter Nissly's home. W. J. Bailey of Ohio buys the Nelson Davenport farm east of town and moves in with his family. Republican caucus day yields 16 votes. Democratic caucus 18 in Saline township. Mrs. Walter Coé hospitalized in Ann Arbor after an operation and recovering well. Mrs. Theodore Feldkamp hosts Amanda Schwarzkopf and two children with her mother Mrs. Roeder of Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. George Theurer Sr. entertain sons George and Jake and their families, Edwin, Christina Theurer of Ann Arbor. A team of Charles Alber’s horses dash through Main Street, occupants uninjured. Confirmation services planned next Sunday at Trinity Lutheran and St. Paul churches. St. Paul’s class includes Oscar Paul, George Alber, Julius Schnirring, Herman Rentschler, Helen Walker, Amanda Scherdt, Minnie Visel, and others. Trinity Lutheran class lists Carl Hartman, Arthur Layher, John Klumpp, Otto Lindemann, George Geisel, Carl Alber, Louisa Herfler, Emma Yageryji Erieda Seitz, Minnie Stierle, Lovilla Hehr, Amelia Hirth, Louise Woelper, Guenther, Freda Woelper, Elsa Feuerpacher.

A. D. Crittenden Fay Toogood Grand Rapids Fred Richards Will Griffii Detroit Woman's Literary Club Walter. Nissly W. J. Bailey Ohio Nelson Davenport Saline Township Walter Coé Ann Arbor Theodore Feldkamp Amanda Schwarzkopf Roeder Adrian George Theurer Lovilla Hehr Amelia Hirth Louise Woelper Guenther Freda Woelper Elsa Feuerpacher

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