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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1939
Page
2
The notice explains rates for paid lines for poetry and entertainment announcements. Obituaries and marriage notices are free. Six lines per line. poetry costs five cents per line. events with admission cost six cents per line. minimum charge set at 25 cents.
Citizens demand regular public accounting by all officials handling government funds detailing where every dollar is spent asserting it as a fundamental democratic principle.
The article argues Matthew’s Gospel is the most authoritative and foundational, likely written after Jesus’s death, with traces of later Christian polemics. It notes unique material in Matthew, its Jewish audience focus, the Kingdom of Heaven phrase, and Jesus’s stern language including the seven woes in 23:13-36.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater mmg. Philipp pastor. Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday schools at 11. An English service every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
Detroit poet Edgar A. Guest will close NBCs Thanks to America hour long Thanksgiving program on WXYZ from 2:00 to 3:00 p m. He speaks from his fireside in Detroit as NBCs montage traces historic Thanksgivings and Lincoln proclamation with Richard McDonagh writing and Graham McNamee guiding. The U S broadcast links New York studios with Detroit and Chicago produced segments and a Frank Black score.
York Baptist Church invites members and friends to a November 26 morning worship at 10 30 with Sermon No 2 on Salvation and Reward Sunday school Bible class at noon Young People's meeting B P U 7 00 pm Gospel meeting at 7 45 When is a Man a Man Thursday 8 pm prayer and praise Pot luck Saturday night November 25 no tickets all free Friday night December get together Young People from surrounding towns East Detroit invited for potluck No tickets sold all free services in this calendar event
Miss Ruth Carson visits while Mrs. Herbert Teachout travels north for hunting. Mrs. D. G. Richards hosts a shower for Mrs. Paul Richards. Paul Richards and A. G. Richards plan a trip to Mio with friends from Salem. Miss Katherine Marken and Mrs. Raymond Riggs host a shower for Mrs. Herbert Teachout with sixteen guests from Ypsilanti, Milan, and Saline.
John McLeod Jr. proved the old saying while hunting in Dexter. His companion wounded a pheasant they couldn't recover. Later, in the same area, they flushed the disabled bird and McLeod shot it. He picked up the bird and found another one killed by the same shot.
Charles Bondie age 77 died suddenly at his son Leo Bondie's home Tuesday morning around 9:30. Born October 81 1862 in Taylor township Wayne county he lived with his children after his wife died. He was a member of Sacred Heart church in Dearborn.
Walter C B Laxman serves as minister at the Methodist Church. The morning worship runs 10:00 to 11:00 with a sermon on The Pokb: rait of Christ. Church school at 11:00 to 12:00 led by Ray Davis. Junior League meets 6:30 to 7:30 with Mrs J Burgam and Miss J Stark as counselors. Epworth League led by Paul Davis. Midweek service 7:20 to 8:15 on Wednesday November 22 followed by choir practice at 8:15. Thanksgiving shifts Wednesday events to stay on November 29 7:30 to 8:30 midweek service: The Life of Jesus. Choir practice Thursday November 30 at 7:30.
The church will observe German language divine services on the third Sunday each month and English services on all other Sundays. If a five Sundays occur in a month, German services will be held on the third and fifth Sundays.
A Hartford farmer showed 12 ears of corn mounted on a board as a crop sample. The longest reached 13 inches and the shortest 10. He estimates a crop of 1,600 to 1,800 bushels on 6 acres. Ducks in Mississippi were rained on by hail, causing wild ducks to fall to the ground.
Mrs J B Wallace went last Thursday to be with her aunt in Detroit. Roscoe Cammet and family visited Adam Bross north of Ann Arbor. Merle Barr accepted a position at Chelsea. Miss Nellie Armbruster visiting Chelsea and Manchester. Families visited in various towns. The soldier boys display rings at Wheeler's drug store. Tax rates and Thanksgiving services noted. Local society and visits dominate the items.
The Federated Church announces services led by Rev Roy J Miller on Sunday morning at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 15 and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m Evening worship is at 8 00 The note mentions a person from the Holy Cross in Colorado whose name comes from snow filled ravines forming a cross near intersecting ridges.
The Liner page shows a clean, orderly modern market and advises checking The Observer Liner ads first for listings.
G H Dashier, graduate of Jones National School, advertises real estate, household goods, and farm sales. No sale too large, no sale too small.
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