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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
4
The notice outlines that marriage and funeral notices are published free of charge while poetry is charged at five cents per line. It states personal or business interest items will be billed at regular rates and hints at admission policies for entertainments. The text is incomplete but conveys pricing and policy details.
The article urges drivers to recognize their faults and offers corrective tips. It lists traits to monitor such as driving within limits, color blindness at lights, distance judgment in passes, avoiding congested areas when nervous, and asking about unclear signs to improve safety.
Readers share quick supper ideas and handy tips from baking to cleaning. Toasted cheese with mustard and bacon, rolled ham with baked beans, a cold celery meat apple nut salad, and sour cream substitute tips sit beside stains, leather care, and stove crack repair.
A wrap of recent chemistry lab topics at the school detailing metals such as copper silver and mercury and note of postponed weekly test. Also includes Seventh Grade Wanda Koebhbe and Fifth Grade CeCelia Essig reports on exams, stories, geography and spellers along with Second Grade notes on dictionary use and inspection.
Memorial Sunday service set for May 29 at ten oclock with Dr Howard R Chapman of Ann Arbor as guest speaker. Sunday school follows at 11 15 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Ladies Aid meets June 1 with Miss Fannie Friis. Children s Day is June 5 with preparation for Baptist and Presbyterian children baptism if notified the day before.
Local notices recount moves to new homes in Ypsilanti, visits in Ann Arbor and Detroit, family travel from Belleville and Benton, and funeral attendance in Antwerp Ohio. School closings include Shaw district and Dell district No 4 with picnics and programs.
Memorial Sunday service to commemorate all who died in public service will be held at the Methodist church. The American Legion and Auxiliary announce the event as the official Sunday service. families of fallen public servants are invited to attend morning worship as special guests.
Washtenaw and Livingston counties troops are invited to a two day Scout Camporee featuring tent pitching water boiling log chopping and other Scoutcraft contests. A Court of Honor is planned for Friday evening June 3.
A compact collection of religious quotes and verses. It features brief reflections from Pope Mary Baker Eddy and Sydney Smith, plus a Psalm verse urging widespread praise of God. The items read like a devotional card set.
St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M. C. Phillipp invites all to English services on the second and fourth Sundays each month at 10 a.m. Sunday school follows at 11. Members urged to pay cemetery dues.
The Willing Workers gathered at Mrs Ethel Stoddards home with club singing and devotionals led by Mrs Lorena Heininger. Members named favorite flowers during roll call and a flower contest was held. After a supper the group adjourned to meet with Mrs Ruth Miller in June noting a shift from the old dinner pail to a skimpy relief basket.
St James Evangelical Church W Breitenbach announces Decoration Day observances Sunday May 29 at 10 00 a m weather permitting services in cemetery choir will sing All are welcome Sunday school at 11 00 am Women s Society meeting June 1 at Mrs Boettner and Mrs Mann Y P L meeting June 2 at the school house
The Saline Junior Livestock Club convened its third meeting Monday evening May 18 with district leader Mr Hart present. He spoke about summer ball teams and later showed pictures of 4 H club work before adjourning and pledging.
The Michigan Conservation Commission by authority of Act 261 orders all waters in Allegan Barry Berrien Branch Calhoun Cass Clinton Washtenaw Genesee Gratiot Hillsdale Ingham Ionia Isabella Jackson Kalamazoo Kent Lenawee Livingston Macomb Mecosta Midland Monroe Montcalm Muskegon Newaygo Oakland Ottawa Saginaw Shiawassee St Joseph Tuscola Van Buren Washtenaw Wayne closed to mussel fishing except July each year effective July 1 1938 approved April 8 1933 and published July 26 1938 Pay your cemetery dues.
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