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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates at 1.50 per year with readers paying 5 cents per single copy. Eight months cost 1.00 and four months 50 cents, two months 25 cents. Announcements of entertainments and notices are charged per line, with minimum 25 cents. Obituary and marriage notices are free. Card of Thanks six cents per line. Resolutions of Condolence one dollar. poetry charged at five cents per line.
A Brooklyn Exponent reflection notes a shift from stock and mortgage bonds to direct personal spending and home improvements. It cites a 25 year saver who now plans to invest in his farm home for immediate enjoyment and utility, while another saver regrets stock losses and aids welfare families.
Richard P. Chapman, a successful Midwest retailer, argues in The Rotarian that advertising is the life blood of a business and should be the last expense cut and the first to be increased. He cautions not all advertising works and urges careful budgeting from two to five percent of sales.
Alma Wiedman and Martin lead a roster of students across grades from ninth to twelfth. Helen Armbruster, Helen Harwood, Dorothy Wiedmayer, Stanley Hartman, Rubena Bredernitz, and Luther Dicks appear among the listed pupils.
Students note J-Hop preparations among juniors and seniors while the senior class plans attendance at the Alumni Reunion and Banquet on June 10. The issue also details year end coursework across history chemistry English and mathematics for grades eleven through seven, with class activities and upcoming topics.
Students in fourth and third grade submit short verses about gray skies cold weather green grass and bright moonlight. Featured lines praise tulips bluebirds minnows and rivers with simple rhymes reflecting classroom poetry assignments.
The Christian Science Society of Saline meets Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the hall above Citizens Bank with a Sunday school after the morning service. A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The May 29 sermon topic is Ancient and Modern Necromancy De nounced, with Nehemiah 4:5 and cited passages from Science and Health.
The Federated Church lists 10:00 a m worship 11:15 Sunday school with Mrn Cotton superintendent Vernon Rowe assistant Mrs House choristeur Milleen Martin pianist 7:15 p m Christian Endeavor societies 8:00 p m Memorial service at the Methodist church for the G A R with the church pastor delivering the sermon inviting all to attend and commemorate veterans.
Memorial Sunday at the Methodist Church features morning worship at 10 with The Voice of the Unknown Soldier, a varied music program, Sunday school at 11 15, Junior and Senior Leagues, and a Union Memorial service at 8 00 led by Rev C E Kircher. American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary attend in a body. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 and Thursday choir hour at 7 45.
A farmer reports using a bright tin lid driven into the ground to stand about two feet high to scare birds from his garden. George Mable suffered a fractured ankle and dislocation while working on his farm when a drag part broke, dragging two horses.
Miss Madelene Crowley of Little Rock Arkansas writes she used Kruschen Salts for a year, dropping from 140 to 100 pounds. The ad highlights health gains as fat loss proceeds, urging a daily half teaspoon in hot water and reduced fatty foods.
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