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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1939
Page
2
Bangor report says Weil Dudley a local fireman was at work when a fire call came to his home. Mrs Dudley answered the call and rode a bicycle through town. The pair reached the fire hall nearly as soon as the fire trucks.
Saline Observer publisher and editor details with post office entry claim. Advertising and notices pricing outlined including obituaries marriages and card of thanks policy. Poem lines charged five cents per line and minimum 25 cents applies for announcements and entertainments notices.
Government officials and boards handling public money should issue periodic accounting detailing where every dollar is spent. This is a fundamental democratic principle emphasized by advocates for transparent governance.
The article surveys how the Gospels of Matthew Mark and Luke relate as synoptic texts and discusses theories on their transmission. It notes the order of writing the New Testament letters before the Gospels and explores four theories for how the original Gospels came down to us including oral fragmentary and documentary. It previews next week’s study of Mark.
More than 40 000 students have received tuition free training at the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago founded 53 years ago by D L Moody. Thousands have entered Christian service as pastors evangelists Bible teachers and education directors with 2100 going as missionaries to 70 foreign countries and missions boards. Last year nearly 3 000 attended day and evening schools and 13 000 enrolled in correspondence. Courses include Bible Sunday school administration gospel music public speaking home economics theology and languages with three terms a year. An illustrated catalog will be mailed on request Address 153 Institute Place Chicago.
A reader shares old time recipes from apple cream to baked pears and duchess soup. The column also discusses bone ash in china, noting Michigan State College tests and the, evolution of American pottery versus foreign fine china. A small note mentions a rare white robin sighting in Michigan.
Mr and Mrs Albert Hoeft visited Ann Arbor while Miss Helen Goltz planned to work there. Edna and Nora Walker spent a week in Ann Arbor, with Mrs H B Morris and daughter Ruth traveling to Detroit on business. Clarence Cook returned home from Goodrich for the weekend as Miss Gladys Daniels becomes the new telephone operator. Mrs Harry Friis underwent a minor operation in Detroit. Jacob Smith family near town moved into a newly built dwelling. Minnie Norman visited in Ypsilanti, J Hy Feldkamp and wife vacationed at Portage Lake, and the DePuys visited Hillsdale for several weeks. Miss Wilma Cole hosted Halloween events at her Lodi school. Christian Burkhardt sold his East Henry Street house to Julius Hertler and others. Ralph Terwilliger and Arthur Oms joined William Burkhardt for a Sunday visit.
Local notes report a chicken pie supper at the Presbyterian church on December 10. Several families relocate to Ann Arbor and nearby towns while others entertain or attend services, funerals, or library gifts. A horse team incident near Buchanan and spring blossoms in October are also recorded.
The Methodist church announces a morning worship service from 10:00 to 11:00 with a sermon titled Our Yesterdays. Church school at 13:00 led by Ray Davis. Junior League its Milworth League with Mrs L Burgan and Miss J Stark as counselors and Thomas as leader. Tuesday 8:00 official board meeting. Wednesday 7:30 mid week service The Meaning of Prayer continues. Thursday 7:30 choir practice.
Saline Grange No 1831 met November 1 at the Veterans hall in Mooreville with Worthy Master Ernest Gibrac presiding. Highlights included Harold Miller singing with Mrs. FitzGerald and Irene, a talk on Grange insurance by Bachus of Ann Arbor, a Macon Woman's Club play Dont Mention Pigs in Florida, a baby picture recognition contest won by Lillie Gilbert, and a supper. Installation of new officers will be in December with Mr. and Mrs. Skinner of Pittsfield Grange as installing officers.
York Baptist Church Stony Creek and Platt announces Sunday school and Bible class at noon. Young people meeting B. Y. P. Uz at 7:00 p m. Thursday evening prayer and praise service at 8 o'clock.
Rev. H. L. Engel conducts Divine services in German at 10:00 a.m. with Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Read the liner ads now.
The Federated Church notes sermon by Rev Roy J Miller. Schedule lists Sunday morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 11 15, Christian Endeavor at 7 and evening worship at 8 on November 12. Bazaar and cafeteria supper planned for November 29 with ads to follow.
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sunday each month. Pastor M C Philipp invites everyone to attend. By law on the Isle of Madeira, tree cutting requires replanting. Liner ads promotion.
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