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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
4
C M Hamilton of the Rooks County EKans Record proclaims the paper covers the county like a blanket. He adds that the journal also reports pantry shelves bread dough milk cracks in windows and gaps in floors bed springs and hen house walls, sometimes not mentioning sins.
The article notes Forlanini’s artificial pneumothorax, an early tuberculosis surgery that collapses a lung to aid healing. It says today various forms exist, with Michigan leading 75 percent of patients treated by this method, during the Highth Annual Early Diagnosis Campaign by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association.
An editorial by Richard Cook argues taxes curb force and sustain democracy. It praises tax funding for education, infrastructure, social care, and liberty, urging reverence, reform of waste, and steadfast payment as patriotic duty. It cites the Brooklyn Exponent as the source.
Debate rages over adjourning the legislature versus a special session. Gov Fitzgerald faces pressure over tax relief and welfare reform while Democrats counter moves to curb a possible removal of Murray VanWagoner. Proposals for a uniform income tax and tax delinquency relief take center stage alongside a new integrated bar bill.
Central York reports Mrs Carlton Murray and Mrs John Gooding hosting visitors from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Oak Grove PTA presented the play Dont Tell a Soul in Ann Arbor in county contest. Several outings include Milan and Saline township visits and birthday celebrations with Rev Cossell and family.
At the morning service 10 o clock Prof John L Brumm of Ann Arbor will occupy the pulpit Sunday school 11 15 H A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 50 Monday leadership training class Wednesday prayer service Thursday choir practice
Morning worship at 10 o clock with a member of the Washtenaw County Brotherhood in the pulpit. Sunday school at 11 15 led by S Y Cotten superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Mrs House chorister and Hileen Martin pianist. Evening young people meet at 6 30. READ THE LINER ADS TODAY.
Mrs Jay Howell Miss Mary Howell and Lavern Pennington attended the funeral of Joseph Real in Dearborn Sunday. Guests of Mr and Mrs Raynor Scudder included Miss Gertrude Scudder Miss Glayds Ngan and Jesse Scudder of Detroit. The Camburns entertained Sunday and hosted Mr and Mrs J Schoolmaster and son of Weston and Mr and Mrs Otto Schoolmaster. The McGuire family hosted relatives from Detroit and Toledo Sunday. Dr Robert Lawless of Toledo spent the week with the McGuire home. Callers in the Caller and Bilby home Sunday included Miss Geraldine Kutler Thomas Anderson Detroit Fay Billy Mrs Rena Bailey and daughters and Mrs Fay Dowling of Onsted. Earl Pennington hosted Sunday for the pleasure of her parents Mr and Mrs Erian Tallman of Tecumseh who celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with relatives from Washington DC and Tecumseh.
Raymond Riggs purchases a new car while the PTA plans a school closing play. Several residents including Mrs Avery and a Detroit daughter visit neighbors. Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards host and others visit D G Richards, Milan and Ann Arbor residents are listed among Sunday callers. Jerry Richards returns from grandparents after two weeks away. Bud Thomas Paul Richards and a Salem pair stay with D G Richards. Additional visitors include Sidney Yape Florine Richards Madison Richards Bill Galloway and A G Richards.
A ruler in the Far East questions two wise men about a dream. One interpretation foretells the death of relatives and the ruler becomes displeased, the other says the ruler will outlive all relatives and he rewards the sage. Both meanings are essentially the same, differing only in delivery. The lesson praises tact in social life. Read the ads and grow wiser in living.
Persis Hatch of Macon spent Monday night with Genni s Gordon. George Needham was in Morenci and West Unity Ohio from Saturday until Monday. Mrs Libbier Hamlin and Miss Mildred called Sunday evening on Mr and Mrs O Stimpson. Mrs Clara Kanouse of Jackson is visiting her brother Honey Needham and family. Durwood Young and Thelma of Ann Arbor were with Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond Saturday. John Haugan and Juanita of Maybee spent the weekend with Glenn Gordon. Lloyd Carey family visits Grand Lodge Charlotte and Eaton Rapids. Harold Hammond hosts Mothers Day for Ralph Hammond Mary McMann and Hila McMann. C A Carr and C D Finkbeiner visited Greenfield Village then attended a Detroit theatre to hear Rubinoff.
Macon and surrounding areas see a string of weekend guests and trips. Mr and Mrs E W Payne visited Highland Park, Miss Monna Quackenbush spent time in Morenci with her mother, and many others hosted or traveled to Adrian Ypsilanti Detroit Dearborn Ann Arbor Plymouth Brooklyn Manitou Beach and Jackson.
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