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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
3
The notice states price for yearly subscriptions in Michigan is 2.50 in advance and 3.00 for out of state or U.S. possessions in advance. Single copy price is 0.05. Advertising rates available on request.
Joe Jenkins of Ann Arbor serves 30 days with Sheriff Gauntlett after stealing 35 cents worth of gas pipe. Bernice Davenport gets an unexpected bounce in with a new S. B. Chase piano. Dr. Sanford draws crowds to his office to view a new Electric X-Ray device and its headache and rheumatism cures. Will Rogers takes a cold pond swim after a bicycle mishap by the dam. E. A. Hauser plans to extend telephone lines east to D A Critten den’s.
Twenty years ago Thomas Schurtz and son Donald Mark Sugden and Grover Winkle left Sunday morning for Atlanta to hunt deer. Miss Esther Scherdt visited Miss Helen Armbruster Sunday. Miss Minnie Buckman returned Saturday afternoon from Philadelphia where she spent several weeks at her brother Fred Pierce's home. Mr and Mrs C A Curtiss spent last week in Chicago. Baked apples nearly sold Friday noon when William Austins truck caught fire but firemen quickly extinguished the blaze. Mr and Mrs William Heusel and son Robert of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with her sister asd.
Mrs. Mary Marken Lewis of Manhattan Beach visited Mr. and Mrs. S Y Cotten last week. Miss Mildred Niethammer, who stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Niethammer for three weeks, returned Sunday to Ann Arbor.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Walter Towler visited Mrs Herbert Bishop at Leland sanitarium on Sunday. Mrs Delmar Schroeder and Carol Ann stayed overnight in Manchester with Delmar’s aunt and husband Mr and Mrs Lee Smith. Mrs Love and children Edny Mae and Thomas Jr returned from Detroit after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E Daniel and Lt and Mrs Bath. Larry Robbins had a birthday party Sunday afternoon. Del Hoffman hunted deer around Cheboygan. Miss Helen Lambarth was home from East Lansing for the weekend. John Corman Dr Leidheiser and Armin Widmayer returned from a hunting trip in the Upper Peninsula.
The Saline Woman's Club met November 10 at Mrs. Edwin Warner's home with good attendance. Vice president Mrs. Everett Wolfin presided in Mrs. Gray’s absence. The group was urged to publicize and recruit donors for the Red Cross blood bank coming to Saline in early December.
Mrs. MacArthur opened a discussion on regional heritage and a shared bond in pursuit of freedom and democracy. Members shared family heirlooms while Goodwill Day plans urged residents to donate usable items and support Goodwill Industries with local pickup on Friday, Nov. 27 in Saline.
Goodwill Industries will visit Saline this month seeking broken dolls, discarded toy trains, bikes and other toys. Handicapped workers will refurbish items for sale at Goodwill Stores before Christmas, offering affordable goods to low income families and aiding independence for handicapped individuals.
A fragment notes discussions on running to the government with problems and seeking remedies. The text hints at civic engagement and requests for action from officials, reflecting local concerns about public services and governance.
Kansas Senator Schoeppel urges limits on federal aid saying government should fulfill only its duties. He argues small business growth rests on initiative and efficiency of entrepreneurs, not on government action.
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