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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
3
Enrollment is open for an Institute for Adult Education to be held at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor during the week of May 23. Morning lectures by professors and various social events are planned with the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs. Expect 300 to 400 club women from across the state.
Michigan rules govern open parks with permits for camping and vending allowed. Violations carry fines up to one hundred dollars or ninety days jail, with a park officer enforcing on behalf of the Department of Conservation.
G M Kilbourn argues Yellowstone Park’s generous highways mask its museum quality and suggests a Yellowstone tour should climax with Grand Teton National Park. He notes Tetons’ majesty, new tours from Union Pacific and Northwestern, and possible exit options via Jenny Lake and Jackson Lake, linking a Yellowstone circuit with Tetons.
Local residents from Saline and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives in Detroit Sand Lake Tecumseh Jackson and Ann Arbor. The Legion Auxiliary met at the VFW hall and a district W C T U convention was attended in Ypsilanti. Poppy Day is set for May 28 with red poppies sold to aid Auxiliary and Legion relief and rehab funds.
Sum Dumm of Slippery Slap says the neighborhood quarreled with the schoolmaster for months over his resignation. Jig Fiddlin asks if he resigned. the reply is no. Instead, residents moved the schoolhouse by night to the opposite hillside while he could not locate it.
Kay Wiles, a Gratiot county farm boy, attempted to rob the Pompeii village bank with easy money promises. He fled into nearby woods but was captured within an hour. He pleaded guilty in Ithaca and was sentenced to 12 to 15 years in Jackson prison. The incident serves as a warning to youths about crime.
Comic exchange centers on a playful engagement ring nicknamed the cat. Jack explains it always comes back, Ford asks why, and the caption captures a light moment between two friends.
A collage of witty quotes and marginal reflections includes Coleridge’s scribbled thoughts in a Lamb book, a quip about a woman’s sense of humor, a joke on feminine humor and spinsterhood, and a seventy five year old bridegroom’s signoff about faulty pens.
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