Theatre raises child ticket price under new tax law
Saline theatre adds one cent to child tickets due to a new tax law. Adult tickets rise to 28 cents while children’s price remains Tic.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
1
Saline theatre adds one cent to child tickets due to a new tax law. Adult tickets rise to 28 cents while children’s price remains Tic.
Mrs Chester Leonard expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards flowers and acts of kindness received during illness.
Saturday morning Janice Rentschier eight grade pupil of St. Paul s church was fatally struck while riding her bicycle near Saline. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rentschier and leaves four brothers two sisters and extended family. Miss Agnes McGinnis of Oklahoma City drove the car. she halted and awaited the prosecuting attorney after authorities were notified. Funeral services were held at the residence and at St. Paul s church with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
Saline High opened Huron League play with a 19 to 7 victory over Chelsea on Friday afternoon, led by Grunewald and Weed who connected on multiple scoring plays. Saline now prepares for a tough home contest against Flat Rock, the defending league champs, after Flat Rock beat Ypsilanti Roosevelt 13 to 6.
A Saline column surveys food canning, spices, and future plastics can ideas. It highlights local shop talk on fur coats and glass doors, Rotary fundraisers, Ford farm youth programs, and a Milwaukee Legion trip by Westphal family.
The Community Fair runs October 9 and 10 with a parade led by FFA members and the school band followed by livestock and merchant displays. Highlights include band concerts talks plays movies and the Singing Policeman. Rural schools invited to compete in an amateur contest with prizes and new exhibits promised.
District Governor Edgar Down of Ferndale visited the Rotary Club last Thursday. He praised Saline's singing and the club’s blessings before meals, and noted the two opening songs were among the best in the district. Guests included Ira Smith of Ann Arbor with Grant Marshall of Ypsilanti, and Rev. Fred Lendrum with Frederick C. Lendrum of Milwaukee.
The Whatsoever class of the Methodist church hosted a farewell reception at the Curtiss home for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole and Mr. and Mrs. George Uphaus. Friends offered memories and tea as music and prayers closed the evening. The couples will be greatly missed in the community.
Eye care notice announces eye examinations and glasses fitting every Saturday evening at the Depew Hotel. Dr Frank Gifford, Optometrist, will see patients. Appointment times listed 2:80 to 9:30 p m though the OCR shows 2:80 likely 2:30 to 9:30.
The financial statement lists receipts including current tax collections 7299.20 delinquent real property 195.87 1936 5.97 1937 108.39 1938 167.72 1939 200.34 and 59.09 penalties on delinquent taxes with water and sewer revenues and a total receipts figure of 89,026.27 by June 30, 1942. Lottie Wallace City Clerk.
National Newspaper Week is observed from October 1 to 8 with editorials and talks planned across daily and weekly papers under the theme The Newspaper Lights the Way of Freedom. A million dollar program supports the observance and includes praise from President Roosevelt and governors.
Emil Mesko of Milan had his tonsils removed Tuesday at Saline General Hospital. Earl Feldkamp, son of Mr and Mrs Omer Feldkamp, had his appendix removed Saturday and is doing fine. A heartfelt thanks is extended to friends and neighbors for kindness shown to our husband and father during illness and after his death, including Rev Engel and the singers. Mrs Henry Boettger and Children. Printing services offered at Sasine Observer office.
A broad mix of classified items lists sales of clothing and footwear, farm and auto repairs, livestock for sale, real estate notes, help wanted and local business promotions. Entries mention Parsons store items, Clarence Cook auctioneer, Ypsilanti contact numbers, Brooks Brothers repair service, and Drake area gun club events with times and locations.
Classified items include suede jackets dining room set and hunting coats for sale at Parsons. Local poultry, rams, boars and lambs offered by farmers with contact numbers. Wanted milk distributor trainee and a caregiver for two children. Livestock offered by Karner Brothers and Hereford steers listed. Also farm implements for sale and job ads at Saline Michigan businesses.
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