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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists postal details for Saline Michigan and pricing for notices. Card of Thanks is six cents per line, condolences up to $1.50, poetry five cents per line, announcements six cents per line, minimum 25 cents. Obituaries and marriage notices are published free of charge.
Brooklyn Exponent rails at a promotional squeeze play during the Michigan versus Ohio State game. Tickets shifted from $1.10 to $2.73, inflating receipts amid 93,500 attendees. The piece mocks fans and stadium management while noting the $206,000 gate and calls for fairer pricing.
A discussion on the widening gap in education due to budget cuts and alleged chiseling. It urges engineers in finance and instruction to design a balanced plan, identify safe curtailment levels, and create new revenue sources beyond property taxes to protect teaching and school systems.
The piece describes an educational chasm threatening safety and stability in schools. It warns that teaching is harder, hysteria grows, and a large reconstruction effort is needed to keep children safe and maintain community function. Administrators and teachers must marshal engineering talent to bridge the gap.
The York Baptist B Y P A met with Miss Arlene Williams Friday evening for a Halloween party. Libert Richards of Ann Arbor spent Tuesday with Mrs John Gooding and family. Allison and son dined with cousin Tracy eBaron in Ypsilanti. Mr Murray and family of Mooreville, and Parker Murray party from Northfield visited Mrs Hattie Murray. Oak Grove school hosted ten visitors. beginners read, first grade did numbers, a flag exercise, fourth grade Egypt sand table, and several grades recited current events.
Mr and Mrs Jack Champion spent Sunday with Robert Dunn and family. Mr and Mrs Henry Radenbaugh visited Mr and Mrs Libert Richards and William Kelsey. Paul A G and George Franklin Richards visited Charles Carter at Cherry Hill. Leslie Bailey and family and D G Richards and family joined Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards.
Local residents share visits celebrations and news. Mrs Myrl Murray is ill. Loyal Kanitz visited Adrian. Leonards buy Kelsey place near Five Points. Lizzie Carroll and Keiffers from Toledo attend visits with Gavin Torrey family. 4 H club gathering in Bridgewater. Mildred Grams and Geraldine Wineland return from Chicago World’s Fair. Davenport family visitors from Detroit. Roy Goodell and children visit Lansing relatives. Floyd Gananis Holcomb families attend Plymouth meeting. Lewis couples attend Milan shower for Johnston. Lake Ridge Sewing Club met at Mrs Frayer home tying three comforters. Margaret Holcomb attends Camp Fire district meeting in Detroit. Neighbors surprise Emmett Hendershot for birthday with potluck and euchre.
The piece argues that trial and error in school life builds discipline. It notes some students crave their own way, yet failures foster sympathy and a drive toward improvement. Student reports from ninth to tenth grade describe classwork, tests, and plans for future activities.
The White House reiterated that Thanksgiving will be proclaimed for the last Thursday in November as usual despite pleas from merchants and civic groups to move it earlier for a longer Christmas shopping season. President Roosevelt favors preserving tradition, citing existing state laws and potential confusion from any date change.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater holds divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 English services are held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Every body cordially invited.
Michigan State College farm crops department urges drying seed corn to reduce moisture from 30 to 14 percent to prevent storage damage and ensure germination. Proper drying requires heat and ventilation, with racks or suspending ears to avoid contact. A broader drying house can serve multiple farmers who share fuel costs.
Samuel H. Gross aged 65 died at his home in Freedom township Wednesday morning after a lingering illness. Born February 5, 1867 in Pittsfield township he lived in Washtenaw county all his life. Survived by widow Lydia Schneider Gross a daughter Mrs. Clarence Werner Freedom a son Norman at home three brothers Fred Royal Oak Harry Birmingham Albert Lodi sister Mrs. Oscar Wheeler Saline and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services were held Friday at 1:30 p m at the residence and 7 p m at Thomas church Freedom Rev F Sattlemaier officiating Burial was in Thomas cemetery.
Sunday worship at 10 a.m. featured a splendid day as four new members united with the Federated Church. Other converts expected. Cotton superintendent, Carl Geddes assistant, Mrs House chorister, Miss Birdeen Martin pianist. Young peoples meetings include Junior Endeavor and Intermediate Kendall leader with Senior Arthur Hestkine.
Morning worship at 10 with Sunday school at 11 15. Epworth Leagues 6 30 p m. Senior and Junior Union evening service at the school auditorium. Wednesday Bible study and prayer. Thursday chat meeting. Saturday junior choir practice. Ads: get results.
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