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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
4
President M Kinley called cheap merchandise a badge of poverty and a sign of distress, arguing it shows poverty and reflects poorly on the nation. He warned that cheap goods imply cheap men and a weaker country.
The INTRA endorses advertising as essential to informing the public about good value and products. General Johnson urges placing product news beside world news to capitalize rising public interest as Americans resume shopping and seek replacements for worn possessions.
A Michigan appeal urges support for Starr Commonwealth Albion as it helps about a hundred boys from dire backgrounds. The piece praises Christian charity and warns of danger from modern temptations, calling for contributions to aid youths on their path to a better life.
Detroit visitors Fred Hertler and Jesse Bird Sr. came Tuesday while Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison visited Ypsilanti on Wednesday. Harl Winch from Pontiac visited Fred Finch's family. Marilyn Hertler was home from school with a cold. William McMichael of Rives Junction stayed with Floyd Ernst. Rev Boyrtom of Lansing preached at York Baptist Church and joined a dinner at Mrs. Hattie Murray's home.
Central Lodi social notes recount Charlie Scheffler and Jacob Kinsley visiting Sunday. Lindemann kin help with auction prep on Saline road. Clinton and Ann Arbor residents, including Ira Ann Geiger and the Hoppe, Jindemann, and Grosshans families, spend weekends with relatives.
Mrs Harold Kutler was in Detroit Thursday Paul Metzger visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Mrs Arthur Mangus and daughter Betty spent Sunday with relatives at Detroit and Macon Me Halbert of New York visited son and wife in Macon. Mrs Earl Kutler and Miss Gerald visited near Macon. Several local families hosted guests from Chelsea Dearborn and Detroit during the week.
West-Moqreville residents share Sunday visits with Ganongs and Zeloffs while Kanitz family hosts relatives in Milan. Local born celebrate Leon Norman Kreager, and Harriett Rhoades marries George Anderson in Canada. Community clubs meet in Milan with euchre and potluck, and residents join regional gatherings.
Macon area visitors drop in for calls at the Bert Brudér and F Jr. Day homes while residents in Ann Arbor West Branch and Tecumseh greet guests. A health meeting at Lindsley school featured Dr. De Tar of Milak as speaker. Mrs Eva Bancroft Collins dies at 28 after heart illness. Oakland farmers largely reject the wheat allotment plan with few taking up Uncle Sam’s program. An aphorism ends with a wry statement on ideal marriage.
The Latin club held its regular meeting with Betty Harwood presiding. Helen McConachie spoke on Roman dress, and the second year class performed A Roman Wedding with Helen Dunn and Walter Rideout as bride and groom. A toga was shown as the main garment. Refreshments followed for Latinites.
The text mentions EpI and Dr Grentell in a fragment about Lebros dor. It reflects light scholarly notes on Africa and hints the Glee club progresses well. It ends with a casual sign off until next week.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock with Thanksgiving and Thankfulness. Sunday school at 115 led by Harry Holmes. Epworth Leagues 6:30 p.m. Senior and Junior. Evening worship at 7:30 featuring The Eternal Tent. Thanksgiving union service Wednesday Nov 29 at 7:30 with Dr C E Kircher preaching. Choir meetings Thursday evening and Saturday 7:30 junior rehearsal. December 3 at 7:30 B William Doty of the University Conservatory of Music Ann Arbor will give an organ recital.
The Federated Church schedules a full day of observances starting at 10:00 AM with a Thanksgiving sermon and music. A 7:30 PM program by the Junior Endeavor is listed, followed by 11:15 AM Sunday school led by S. Y. Cotton with Carl Geddes, Jrs. House, and Miss Eileen Martin. Evening youth meetings at 6:45 PM engage three groups.
Divine services at 10 2. m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone is cordially invited.
Miss Marion Girbacht and Andrew Girbacht with daughter visited from Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Gall and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilbert. Mrs. Vera Goodin and children were guests of the Gilberts Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brad of Monroe also visited. Adrian residents Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Waster and family called on Sunday evening. Britton residents Mr. and Mrs. Walker waited on Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Gordon. A tragic accident occurred Wednesday near Azalis at the Deas schoolhouse injuring eight-year-old Michiset Cozy fatally after being struck by a sedan with Michigan plates. The motorist fled the scene toward Cone-Dundee. Reporter note: rabbit orders available at meat market or Fridays.
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