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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
4
Classified notice outlining advertising rates for cards of thanks resolutions of condolence and poetry, with minimum charges and per line prices. It warns against personal or business advantages and states rates for entertainments and announcements.
A Utica Michigan Sentinel editor cites Dr William Mayo remarks on alcohol. Mayo Clinic staff notes alcohol harm and warns parents about drinking among students. The letter from Lucille Hoffman, Mayo assistant, includes Mayo Clinic proceedings from January 10 1934.
Deputy auditor general Gus T. Hartman reports that Michigan's $73,600 advertising campaign to Save Your Home will bring at least $10 million and likely $12 million into the state treasury from delinquent property taxes. He notes more visitors to county treasurers and the auditor general's office in August, with about 75 percent paid under the 10-year moratorium and nine years of payments to come. He cites a favorable peak balance of $3,131,843 and projects year expenditures near $55 million with revenue around $72 million.
Ralph V. Gordon, accused of uttering and delivering a fraudulent 3500 dollar check to Philip Christol of Bridgewater, was dismissed after he paid 193 dollars in court and extradition costs. Testimony showed the act occurred outside the county prosecutor's jurisdiction. Gordon, brought from Atlanta, Georgia, was freed upon restitution and costs.
A woods guide notes few big game animals die of old age or disease. He recalls a dead moose likely weakened by disease and exposure, mentions bears and wildcats preying on deer, and observes springtime ticks, with natural death uncommon in summer and fall.
N. N. Ding Darling, head of the biological survey, says the 30 day duck hunting season is the most rigid in American wildfowling. The regulations, approved by President Roosevelt, aim to cut duck losses by about 50 percent this year. Shooting over baited water or land will be banned and no live decoys may be used anywhere.
The Canada goose is the best known and most valued among wild geese breeding in the Northwest territories. Nests have been located as far north as Great Bear Lake, near the Arctic Circle.
Roman Yahola of Holdenville Oklahoma found a half pound gold medal bearing United States 1849 inscription in an old farm house. Smithsonian scientists report ruins of ancient American Indian tribes in Arizona and New Mexico with large nests used as beds. Sun Oil Co. of Toledo leases 13 farm parcels in Summerfield and Dundee townships for ten years to drill for oil and gas.
A guide on early rifle practice and wing shooting emphasizing sightlines and leading targets. It explains when to use snap shooting to hit obscured game like rabbits and grouse, warning against waiting for a perfect view and detailing risks from dense cover and obstacles.
Dr. I G Fakidov, a Russian physicist from a doomed winter expedition, proposes using Arctic ice tremors recorded on instruments to forecast weather. He notes quake like vibrations arise from ocean currents and distant storms, potentially aiding forecasts for the Arctic and northern Russia and even influences U S weather.
The Michigan Beekeepers Association hosts a four day Detroit event at Hotel Statler October 7 to 10 inviting allied groups. Beekeeper numbers reach 30 000 in Michigan with honey crops valued around two million dollars yearly. Exhibits, honey products, cookery contest with prizes, and speakers from Texas to Ontario will cover bacteriology and beekeeping links to fruit and seed production. The annual banquet is October 8 and the public may attend. Also, 19 year old Carol Abbott was found safe in Bowling Green Ohio after disappearing September 10, returning to Tecumseh with her parents.
In Wash tenaw County Michigan Probate Court case for Katherine Weiennett deceased executors Arthur G Wood Zoa Nichols petition for will construction hearing set for October 11 1935 at ten oclock in the forenoon at the probate office Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer Judge Jay G Pray Register Nora O Borgert Sept 26 Oct 3 1935
Default on a 1925 mortgage by Herman Heininger and Pauline Heiminger to Michigan Mutual Savings Association triggers foreclosure. Receiver William S. Cameron to auction the Saline property December 16, 1935, at 11 am, Washtenaw County, Michigan, to cover $6,642.94 principal interest taxes insurance plus $35 attorney fee. Sale at Huron Street entrance to the courthouse, Ann Arbor.
Next Sunday morning is the Communion service at 10 a m with Remember Me as Our Savior's call. Sunday school follows at 11 15 led by S Y Cotton with Carl Geldes as assistant and Mrs Reuben Rogers as chorister. Evening services at 7 30 feature worship and a 6 30 gathering for young people urging members to attend.
Morning worship at 10 o clock and evening service at 7 30 discuss The Value of the Bible for Today Sunday school at 11 15 led by H A Holmes Epworth Leagues meet 6 30 with senior and junior groups Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 Choir practice Thursday Harvest Festival Rally and School Night programs announced for October 18 watch for details
Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 13 on St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater invites all. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month.
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