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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
4
Entered at Saline post office as second class matter. Subscription prices listed: $1.50 per year, eight months $1.00, four months 50c, two months 25c. Single copies five cents. Card of thanks six cents per line. Poetry charged five cents per line. Announcements of entertainments charged per line. Obituaries and marriages published free. other items charged at regular rates.
The Charlotte Republican-Tribune quotes a reflection on newspaper reach and national recovery. It notes small town papers compare with metropolitan dailies in circulation when based on local population and dwellings. The passage emphasizes homes, families, faith, loyalty, and prayers guiding a stricken nation toward renewal.
Cassopolis Vigilant argues federal tax policy funds Tennessee Valley Authority projects that benefit Tennessee while Michigan bears the burden. The piece claims Michigan paid 2.12 percent of federal revenue and $20,229,200 supported TVA efforts, risking loss of factories to Tennessee due to cheaper power.
Michigan State College entomology head Dr. Ray Hutson explains insects seek winter quarters in fields and rubbish, affecting crops next spring. He notes grasshoppers, codling moths, tarnished plant bug, corn borer and cutworms overwinter in various locations. plow down stubble to reduce infestations and protect game birds.
Moritz Glassberg of Minneapolis pursued a 10 foot model of Solomon's Temple after a doctor's advice. Over nine years he spent about $10,000 and at age 80 finally completed the project, a feat praised as a classical work of mechanics and builders' arts that had long possessed him before his achievement.
The Roving Reporter chats with Carl Stierle and many locals, noting long subscription histories, recent moves, harvest activity, fall colors, and friendly visits. She highlights Mrs. Stierle, Mrs. Klumpp, the Schafer family, the Grosses, the Wackenhuts, and others, praising community ties and autumn work while admiring gardens, dinners, and garden harvests.
In a high school page of light features, senior and freshman girls stage diet and hair care lessons, share quirky trivia from Miss Huntley, and perform posture demonstrations with books on their heads to stress straight shouldered poise. A local obituary notes 12 year old Richard Louis Fischer of Blissfield died after a fall near his home.
Kenneth Wingrove, board of review chairman for the Southern District of the Washtenaw Livingston Council, announces a board of review at Ypsilanti High School tonight starting at 7. Scouts seeking advancement to second and first class, merit badges, or higher ranks Star Life and Eagle should present themselves at seven.
The Federated Church lists regular preaching at 10 a m all are invited to attend. Sunday school at 11 15 o clock. Youth meeting at 6 30 p m worship at 7 30 p m. Mid week service Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 15 led by Harry A Holmes superintendent Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 Evening services at 7 30 Wednesday prayer service Thursday choir meeting at 7 30
St. John's Lutheran Church in Bridgewater announces Divine services at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 and English services on the second and fourth Sundays. The notice invites all to attend. A report from Howard Smith of Glenwood Farms states a purebred Holstein bull, bought from the University of Nebraska, was shot and found injured but may recover. The incident fuels a farmers' movement for hunter licensing to protect property and rights, per Addison Courier.
St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township offers Sunday services with English and German alternation and Sunday school at 11. Sermon titled Gods Handiwork. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Community liner ads claim home-work help as a savings tip.
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