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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
The Atlanta Journal argues the parable of the talents applies to times of crisis. It urges readers to invest money rather than hoard it, citing economic opportunity, employment, and national morale. The piece links thrift to citizenship and patriotism.
Mrs Mary Cornish and Mrs Pearl Gilpert spent Thursday afternoon together. Dozens of locals including Mr and Mrs E J Forsythe, Mr and Mrs George Sparman, and Mr and Mrs Bruce Gordon hosted or visited friends from Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo, Flint, and Detroit while attending football games and Hillsdale fair.
Central Doct reports Mrs. M F Grosshans recovering after a serious auto accident. Family and friends including Jacob Kinsley, Eric Rothenbecker, Gust Lindemann, Joseph Grosshans, and Herman Grosshans visit and extend well wishes. Ads encourage readers to place timely classified notices.
A school contest sponsored by a publishing firm to aid the Athletic Association ended Wednesday with the High Hats from the east defeating the Sombreros from the west. The piece notes junior football players and ongoing studies in English history, economics, and science, with initiation soon and reminders about life insurance.
A classroom diary notes a language test seen as easier thanks to Miss Morden. Students mention reviewing multiplication tables and a short division. Paul Davis celebrated his ninth birthday with cake on Monday. Mrs Leonard visited last week after noon.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services in the hall above Citizens Bank at 10:80 AM with Sunday school for under twenty pupils after the morning service. A testimonial meeting Wednesday night asks the topic Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real. A report describes a Cambridge Junction crossing crash near Detroit where Arlene Marr narrowly escaped harm as Will Coghlan helped shield her.
Statement of ownership and management for the Saline Observer Saline Michigan lists Sim R Wilson as publisher editor business manager and owner. It states no holders of 5 percent or more of bonds mortgages or other securities. The document is sworn before Notary A B Burkhardt on October 3 1932 with notary commission through December 9 1934.
Dayton resident Mrs. Mary Linedeke reports dropping 10 pounds in one week using Kruschen. She advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and adjusting diet to reduce fatty foods to lose unsightly fat safely.
The pastor reports record attendance this fall with three new members last Sunday. Worship at 10 am features sermon and music, 11:15 am Sunday school led by S. Y. Costen, choir by Mrs House and Helen Martin. Evening services at 7:30 pm include sermons and junior choir music. Wednesday midweek service at 7:30 pm previews an upcoming sermon series.
Drs ER D Brown and A H Brown announce a substantial reduction in fees for all dental work. The new rates are as low as consistent with good dentistry and apply to every service offered.
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Rollin H Harper of Tipton survived a gas explosion at the Clinton restaurant and later died from injuries, the third casualty of the incident.
York Baptist Church reports Rev. Harry C. Grimes preaching the Sunday morning sermon The Widow and Two Mites A Thursday prayer meeting at 8 is announced Meanwhile six white leghorn chickens were stolen Saturday from the Thomas Murphy farm north of here while Murphy was in Tecumseh On the Ray L Cadmus farm southeast of town Harvey Shields the night watchman at the Ford farms interrupted thieves in the chicken yard as they prepared sacks for loot Tecumseh Herald notes the error of today will be paid for tomorrow
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