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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1936
Page
4
Classified notes outline line rates for entries and entertainments in the Saline Observer. Ads show five cent per line for simple entries and six cents per line for entertained admissions, with a 25 cent minimum charge. It mentions personal or business interest notices charged at regular rates and that some items may be printed free of charge.
Public safety advice notes that 23 of every 100 U S child fatalities from autos involve children under 15. Parents and teachers should teach six rules: look both ways before crossing, use crosswalks with lights, avoid diagonal or mid block crossings, never emerge from behind vehicles, never play in streets, and never ride on trucks or wagons.
A Gulfport Guide quote argues that advertising should boost sales or goodwill, regardless of the editor. It notes advertisers need customers who read the paper, and dismisses editor’s personal traits as irrelevant to advertising value.
The United States health display arrives Monday November 30 at the First National Bank Building corner Main and Washington. Free daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Tuesday December 1. Funded by tuberculosis Christmas Seals with local sponsor County Branch of the State Association. Evening showings 8 o'clock feature two talking pictures Contacts and Behind the Shadows. Exhibit praised by the American Public Health Association for clear precise tuberculosis treatment. Over thirty panels plus x rays and a Michigan death map illustrate disease, prevention, and care. More than sixty Michigan communities will have viewed the tour. Also highlights local Chappy Craft Industries Peg-A-Picture educational toy by H. J. Chapman of Detroit manufacturing at Chelsea plant North Main Street Chelsea Stand
High School News details the twelfth grade with Mary Allen Kendall at the helm. The class uses the Spirit of 87 automobile metaphor guided by Hazen Jewell as they advance in shorthand speed from 80 to 110 words per minute. They face alphabetic obstacles and practice through headlights and spotlights. Camp Publishing photographed the students, proofs due next week, while subscription drives pause the journey toward graduation.
Report by Katy Lou Clay covers the University Press Club annual meeting in Ann Arbor with sessions led by Dr. Roy Holmes and talks on community trends, rural papers, and the newspaper as community leader. Highlights include a banquet, science film, and a mystery play by Prof Brumm.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater under Pastor Phillipp invites all to 10 a.m. services and 11 a.m. Sunday school with English services on the second and fourth Sundays. The Charles Baird carillon at University Hill Auditorium will be dedicated Friday December 4 in a public program preceded by a brass ensemble from Burton Memorial tower. The carillon is the world’s third largest but will not be finished yet as clock faces must be installed before the roof completion.
Movie page notes Garrick and Milan matinees Saturday and Sunday at 2 30 with Public Enemy's Wife starring Pat O'Brien and Margaret Lindsay. G Man weds ex convict to trap killer but Cupid wins. Also John Malladay and Marsha Hunt in Hollywood Boulevard and more with Barbara Stanwyck in His Brother's Wife. Additionally Adolphe Menjou and Alice Faye in Sing Baby Sing with the Ritz Brothers. Adm 10 and 15 cents.
Federated Church notes Rev. Roy J. Miller ministering with a 10 oclock bell, 11:15 Sunday school, 6:30 Christian Endeavor, 7:30 evening worship. Sermons cover Christian Salvation elements. Friday choir practice due to Thanksgiving. Ladies Aid Society meets December 2 at Mrs. Hugh Austin’s home with serving committee Mills, Little, and McBride.
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township announces Sunday November 29 as first Advent Sunday with 10 am German and English service led by Pastor W Breitenbach. Sermon titled He cometh prepare ye the way. Sunday school to follow at 11 am. English services alternate with every second and fourth Sunday each month.
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