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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates of one dollar for monthly, forty cents for four months, and twenty five cents for two months. It details charges for banks, condolences, poetry and announcements, with minimum fees and exceptions for obituary and marriage notices.
A Richard Aldington quotation emphasizes that enduring wisdom comes from long travels and overcoming doubt. It asserts that life’s truths are earned through effort and perseverance, not easily grasped or attained without deep experience.
The article urges observance of Wire Prevention Week from October 9. It notes fire is costly to the American budget and that saving lives and property hinges on eliminating fire hazards and careful behavior. It cites a Michigan fire causing $100,000 in losses and 23 deaths to stress constant vigilance.
A Spirit editorial from Punxsutawney Pa argues that customers should honor creditExtended purchases by paying promptly to reward reliable merchants. If cash is tight, discuss arrangements with the creditor and favor merchants who extended credit rather than defaulting or switching to others.
Thousands of Michigan residents recall a spring chain letter craze that led to vast piles of misaddressed letters bearing coins stored in Denver’s dead letter room. The letters, sent to individuals across the nation, are eventually turned over to treasury officials, a fate feared by many.
The Michigan Conservation Commission declares a five year closed season on Hungarian partridge starting October first 1938 under Act 230 P A 1925. It is unlawful to hunt take or kill partridge in the state during the period. Signed and published by Director George R Hogarth with commissioners Loutie Cotton, dated August 1933, and note Oct 10 1985.
In a bustling school update students recount officer elections across grades and note new subjects in twelfth grade Public Speaking. Reports cover class activities from physics and chemistry to bookkeeping and shorthand, with upcoming senior photo day and a return from an injured classmate.
In Washte Naw County Michigan the Probate Court appoints commissioners to receive examine and adjust claims against Charles B F Unterkircher deceased Creditors may present claims within four months from September 20 1935 The commissioners will meet at Citizens Bank Saline on December 4 1935 and February 4 1936 at 10 a m for claim examination and adjustment Dated Ann Arbor September 20 1935
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders a five year closed season on black and gray squirrels. The rule, dated September 6 1933 and signed by Chairman William H Loutit, prohibits taking hunting or killing these species in the state. The document appears in a conservation notice dated October 10 1935.
Order of the Conservation Commission limits raccoon trapping in Michigan's Lower Peninsula for one year. Prohibitions apply north of the north line of T16N and west of Saginaw Bay, with exceptions from Nov 15 to Dec 15, and south of the line with exceptions from Dec 1 to Dec 15. Issued July 10, 1935. P J Hoffmaster director. W H Loutit chairman.
Ford interests agreed to purchase the Neckel estate in Milan centering on seven and a half acres along the Saline river including the old grist mill and dam site with water rights. The plan calls for upriver acquisitions and improvements, including reconstructing the unused dam, with engineers surveying the property.
Last Sunday attendance praised. 10 a m sermon What Would Christ Find if He Would Come to Saline. 11 15 Sunday school S Y Cotton superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Mrs Reuben Rogers chorister Eileen Martin pianist. 6 30 p m young people meet 7 30 worship.
Morning worship at 10 o clock and evening services at 7 50. Sunday school at 11 15 with H A Holmes superintendent. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m for senior and junior. Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 and Thursday choir practice.
Default on a 1925 mortgage by Herman and Pauline Heininger to Michigan Mutual Savings Association prompts a public auction of portions of Lots eight and nine in Saline. Receiver William S. Cameron will oversee the sale at the Washtenaw County Circuit Court building in Ann Arbor on December 16, 1935, to satisfy $6,642.94 principal plus interest and taxes and a $35 attorney fee at 7 percent.
Henry Ford had sought refurbishing of the North Ann Arbor fountain but it was returned to its old site with a finer foundation and first class condition. The South Ann Arbor fountain, donated by the late Charles Carven, remains in its original location. Ford also applied for that fountain but its position endures.
Divine services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 3:1? English services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month. All invited. Advertisement note invites selling or buying through The Observer classified column.
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