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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
10
The piece lauds a fixed type-setting machine and lightly weighs political loyalties. It urges voters to judge Governor Brucker on moral character rather than past actions and condemns punitive political shifts. The Charlotte Republican-Tribune is quoted on decency in politics.
A speech quotes President Hoover stating that critics’ charges of indifference are deliberate falsehoods. The remark defends his administration’s use of democratic agencies to aid suffering citizens and urges a harsher critique of opponents.
Governor Wilber M. Brucker praised weekly newspaper editors for their role in Michigan life at the Republican State convention. He named editors who visited Washington to learn about President Hoover and asserted editors consistently back actions benefiting their communities and state.
A Grand Rapids woman who moved from Scotland two years ago defends President Hoover, praising his World War I service and Belgium relief. She laments Americans' mood and argues many nations face worse conditions, urging continued support and global charity.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss method. It claims a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast reduces fat in four weeks, urges diet cuts of pastry fatty meats potatoes and sugar, and promises health energy and a money back guarantee if not convinced.
West Mooreville residents recount visits to Toledo Ann Arbor Flint Carleton and Milan while local gatherings include a neighborhood party for Mrs Ganoune and a PTA meeting led by Grace Holcomb. Notables mention doctors teachers and a funeral attendance for Howard Farmer.
Official notice for the general election in Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan to be held November 8 1932 at the Town Hall. Lists offices for presidential state and local offices and details polling hours and possible noon adjournment. Dated October 24 1932 by H A Gensley Clerk. Plantain weed noted as lawn pest and gasoline treatment mentioned.
Saline High School reports from grades nine to four detailing class activities. Civics discusses the presidential vote with student ballots, while English, science, and math cover Shakespeare, chemistry formulas, and graphing. Seniors plan a play as seventh graders craft art projects and prepare a Halloween party with a full campus tone.
The Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors closed their session with a 20 percent tax reduction and major budget trims. Salaries in most offices were cut, county fair funding eliminated, and $93,000 saved in the October meeting as the finance committee pressed extensive cost reductions. A state weight tax refund will ease Covert tax burden. An Indiana campaign note follows.
The Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank at 10 30 A M on Sunday with Sunday school for youths under twenty. A testimonial meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 P M. The lesson sermon Sunday November 6 topic Adam and Fallen Man. Bible citation Genesis 1 27 and correlative passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Saline Township announces a general election to be held November 8 1932 at Forbes School House District No 8 for president and other officers. Polls may be adjourned to noon for one hour or opened earlier and closed later by local boards, with the date signed October 11 1930 by Township Clerk George Needham. A note adds that asbestos fabric awning material has been developed.
Last Sunday six more people united with the Federated Church at the morning service. The junior choir provides fine music at evening services. A special morning service honors the American Legion and Auxiliary with, at 10 am, anniversary observances and music. Sunday school follows at 4 o'clock with Y. Cotton as superintendent. Evening services include 6:45 pm Young People’s meetings and 7:30 pm worship. all invited.
Rev Barry C Grimes pastor leads Sunday morning sermon The Widow and Two Mites. Prayer meeting scheduled Thursday evening at 8 o clock.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater with Pastor M C Phillipp offers 7 a m divine service and 11 a m Sunday school. English services are held the second and fourth Sunday of each month. Everyone is cordially invited. Read the liner ads for more.
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