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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
4
Subscription rates and pricing for notices in the Saline Observer are listed with charges for single copies eight months four months and two months. Card of Thanks resolutions of condolence poetry and announcements have specified rates with obituary and marriage notices published free of charge.
Angola Indiana speaks on how a good natured person is often imposed upon yet gains many friends. The ill natured individual who mocks others rarely makes friends and faces social costs. The Republican publication reflects on these social dynamics.
A restless young man entered a Blanchester store and sat for about half an hour. When asked if he needed help he said no he just wanted to sit and be alone. His doctor advised quiet and avoiding crowds noting the home paper did not advertise a quieter place.
The text argues that contentment alone is not happiness and that desire drives progress. It praises labor as manly play and asserts that striving for useful work, sustained by steadfast effort, leads to a glorious life regardless of social standing. Max Ehrmann’s voice emphasizes zest in life through work and enduring relationships.
A Brookyn Exponent excerpt contrasts small town newspapers with big city dailies. It lauds rural papers for focusing on community life marriages births and deaths while omitting uglier details. It notes aviation navigation advances by George J Adamson and discusses falling lake water levels and rainfall shortfalls.
Readable fragments show frequent visits among residents in Ann Arbor and nearby towns. Names include Marilyn Hertler, William Kelsey, Harold Boice, Hugh Craig, Aubrey Follington, and many others visiting relatives in Chelsea Tecumseh and Ypsilanti. Funeral for Frederick Hertler at Muehlig undertakers noted. Oak Grove school held no afternoon session.
Everett Gilbert spent Sunday with Miss Lillian in Zammond district while Adrian Elsman hosted guests from Detroit and Adrian. Numerous cousins, siblings, and friends from Ann Arbor, Dundee, Monroe, Milan, Toledo, and Flint visited or were entertained at homes of Gilbert, Forsythe, Gordon, Hammond, Needham, and other local families. The list highlights weekend calls, Sunday dinners, and birthday observances across several area households.
Mrs. Leona Vealey is ill. Raymond Potts and family moved to Tecumseh. Mrs Harl Kuder and Harold Kuder visited Ann Arbor last Saturday.
Macon and nearby communities report visits and dinners among relatives and friends. Notable events include 15th wedding anniversary celebrations for Ora Heath and guests from Oakville and Whitaker, a 150-person church reception for Rev Simon s family, and numerous visits by families from Flint Ypsilanti Tecumseh and Detroit with funeral attendance for Wheeler Langan.
The senior class teases freshmen while refocusing on shorthand progress and civics. Students report on Milan football, Jrs earning athletic letters, fundraising for the athletic association, and magazine subscriptions. The tenth through seventh graders share club news, tests, and a windy week of class activities.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock Sunday school 11 45 led by H A Holmes Epworth League 6 30 senior and junior Evening worship 7 30 Wednesday 7 30 Bible study and prayer service Thursday choir meeting Saturday junior choir and orchestra practice directed by Mrs Fitzgerald
The Federated Church outlines a Sunday program beginning at 10 a.m. with worship and a sermon series on What Is a Christian. October 22 asks How Many Others Know I Am a Christian, October 29 asks How May I Know I Am a Christian. Sunday school follows with Cotton as superintendent and Carl Geddes assisting. Mrs House is chorister and Miss Eileen Martin the pianist. At 6 45 p m. there are three youth meetings led by Wilen Kendall and another leader. The Sunday program closes with a 7 30 p m preaching session.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater invites worshippers to divine services at 10 am and Sunday school at 11 am with English services on the second and fourth Sundays. The piece notes a pastor and local grocer Brooks S N Lumback of Oquawite mentions savings of 700 pennies this year.
Dr E D Brown and Dr A H Brown practice dentistry in Tecumseh Michigan at 112 West Chicago Street on the first stairway west of Lilley Bank. They offer complete modern care with X ray and gas. Office hours are 8 am to 5 pm daily with Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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