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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
6
Saline High School juniors held a May 26 banquet for faculty and seniors with north pole decorations and a grand march. The article critiques student political awareness ahead of the next presidential election, urging informed voting and discussion among students.
A large turnout of High school students and teachers attended a Wednesday picnic on May 23. Carloads arrived between 4 30 and 5 00 pm and spent the evening enjoying indoor games, races, and a brisk ball game. A bonfire roast of wienies ended the event as supplies ran out and the group dispersed homeward.
The English class assigned three theme topics including The Bull Invades Saline and A Parody to the Operetta. Thursday and Friday focused on reviewing American literature. The American history class tested on Wilson and World War I as Leonard Wells discussed Wilson's 14 points with a friend.
Michigan officials urge owners to study state law before signing oil leases amid a rush in Sagimayan Muskegon districts. Geologist BR A Smith warns of lease scalpers and financial loss, offering a list of about a score guidance points to protect property rights and outline an ideal well ratio to prevent crowding.
The report notes monthly tests in radicals and Latin I on May 24, a May attendance rate of 95.7 percent for third grade and 93.7 percent for fourth grade, and a busy review week. Commencement plans are nearly complete with baccalaureate on June 3 at St Paul church and exercises on June 7 at the opera house with Charles T. Ghawn as speaker.
New York report says Commander Evangeline Booth receives a 500000 check from philanthropist Mr. John Markle to fund a new young women's boarding home in New York City. Construction has begun on Salvation Army property at 4th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. The home aims to be the largest and most modern of its type, offering housing for young women earning modest salaries with social, recreational, and spiritual services. Markle, a former coal executive, plans to devote his remaining years to philanthropy and has already given away five million dollars.
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