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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
4
Card of Thanks and notices discuss paid rates for condolences poetry and entertainments. It states charges including six cents per line for entertainments and five cents per line for poetry, with minimum 25 cents, and notes that items benefiting individuals or businesses are charged at regular rates. The text reads as an advertising policy snippet from a historical newspaper.
Fifteen years ago Norman Ashley Jasper spends time at the Marken home. Residents travel to Pontiac and Detroit for visits and moving plans. Mr and Mrs C A Jordan buy the Lehman house and plan to move mid month. Families host gatherings in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. District No 2 York Township pupils Bernadine Theurer Myrtie Rogers and Frances Green are noted for October attendance at 93 percent.
A 1935 verse by Elmer H Bonn warns about unsafe behavior on roads. It urges the road hog to lose his license, the drunk to stop driving, the day dreamer to sleep and dream safely, and the jay walker to walk properly, predicting a day when such actions will be blamed.
ADDITIONAL LOCAT, Mrs Charles Tower and her aunt Mrs Julia Bradley of Battle Creek visited Ann Arbor with Mrs Bradley's sisters Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Jones. Joseph Gauss died in an Ann Arbor hospital yesterday at 6 AM. Finneral services at Dietiker funeral home Friday at 2 PM. Obituary next week. Townsend Club reports another full house in the auditorium meeting Tuesday night. Club membership reaches 200 and grows rapidly. Attend next Tuesday to join the recovery movement offered by sponsors.
Detroit advertisement promotes the 1936 Ford with safety glass throughout, welded steel body, sure acting safety brakes and standard V8 engine quality. It highlights stand and upgrade accessory group including bumpers and spare tire, universal credit terms, and emphasizes roominess and comfort in all body types.
A radio listing noting Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians on Tuesday at 9 30 P M Eastern, with All Columbia Stations carrying the program and a Sunday evening hour 9 P M EST schedule.
A column recalls local happenings over the past thirty years. Moves include Will Sierle and his mother moving over the store. Henry Street Woelper house work progresses slowly. New porch at Mrs. W Wolf’s residence shown as an improvement. Mrs. Foster of Chelsea visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Kyte. EC Russell and wife of Mason visiting relatives Marvin and wife. Maude Friis returns from Grand Rapids Rockford or Zeeland visit. Din T Meat the Saline Anton promoter announces waiting station at McKinnott store. Nora Woodbridge of Harrow Canada visiting brother Dr Woodbridge and wife. Mrs Lydis Stanford and Clarence Sanford spend Sunday in Milan with sick Herbert Sanford.
Julius Bredernitz renovates his West Henry Street property by installing a long viewer pipe and burying it under earth to fill a three foot ditch. The change removes an eyesore and eases access for visitors driving to his place.
This twenty second article in a Michigan State Medical Society series explains cancer grows variably, delays hinder cure, and early X‑ray diagnostics and tests are crucial. Fear and modesty delay necessary examinations, yet knowledge and rapid treatment offer higher cure chances.
High school notes cover Halloween plans and prize ideas, with updates on government, physics, chemistry, shorthand, writing, bookkeeping, Shakespeare, and English literature. Teachers and students discuss treasury duties, electron theory, posting accuracy, and constitutional provisions as exams approach.
A weekly school column notes student slang and lessons across subjects. It lists Latin and English vocab tests, a Narcissus and Echo retelling, geometry unit shifts, and various class activities. Reports from Lorena Hieber and Jeannette Clay cover tests, party aftermath, glee club operetta plans, and staff changes in science and math.
Armistice Day observance announced by Federated Church Noites. Armistice Day sermon and music at 10 am with Sunday school at 1715 led by S Y Cotton and Carl Geddes assisting. Evening program at 7 30 features Intermediate Christian Endeavor with guest speaker.
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