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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1933
Page
4
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A quotation from Carruth describes autumn as a haze on the horizon, the endless tender sky, ripe cornfields, and geese in flight across uplands and lowlands, with the goldenrod adding a warm glow. Some refer to this season as Autumn, others as God.
The interior department pushes reclamation while agriculture taxes consumers to curtail cultivation under farm relief. Experts warn a divided government would complicate the expected outcome of this modern experiment as the nation watches the effort.
The Ionia News notes that real estate values reflect national well being. It argues that mortgage portfolio reductions harmed liquidity and predicts banks will stress long term farm and home investments. With government mortgage relief and tax cuts, property values should rise, rewarding foresightful investors.
Figures from a major insurer show annual U S home related accidents cause 23 000 deaths and three million injuries with 8 000 deaths from falls 3 400 from burns 3 600 from asphyxiation and 2 000 from poisoning The National Safety Council urges precautions such as safe storage of poisons lighting of stairs and chimney maintenance and keeping homes free of hazards The piece also critiques tax schemes and public spending and notes local concerns about taxes and public services.
Mrs. Alger Allison and her son visited Miss Lucetta Burg on Saturday. John Whiteley and family moved from the Gable farm to a northern Michigan farm. Edith Bailey spent a week with relatives in Bridgewater. Joseph Sweeney and daughter Anna May from Detroit visited his father Joseph Sweeney Sr. Mrs. Alger Allison attended a Friendship class party in Saline and visited Mr. and Mrs. K B Simmons. Leslie Bailey joined Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson of Saline to attend Al Scholes funeral in Arbor Township.
Esther Lindemann hosted Mrs Bert Moore and guests Friday evening. Henry Clark entertained friends Sunday in Manchester. Mrs John Bodmer and mother visited Tuesday afternoon. Ernest Mayer and baby from Ann Arbor visited Bert Moore. Orin Drake of Ann Arbor joined Mrs Goon and Mrs Bert Moore’s guests. Ralph West and Mary Drake, from Detroit, called on Bert Moore’s sister. Joe Lindemann and the Stolisteimers hosted guests Sunday in Ann Arbor.
Macon residents and friends appear in a string of social calls and visits across town and nearby communities. Notables include Rev A F Nieman of Williamston visiting Macon. Delos and Reed families hosting guests. trips to Chicago and Flint referenced. many gatherings honor birthdays and anniversaries with families such as Downing, Heath, and Manwaring. A San Francisco resident, Joseph Sauer, faces prison after admitting a church robbery totaling $100,000 across 60 churches.
Sunday and weekend visits weave through Hammond district with gatherings among Girbach family members from Pittsfield and Ann Arbor, plus couple of Milan and Maybee connections. Teachers from Hammond schools attend a Detroit institute while relatives and friends share dinners and calls across Macon, Britton, Clinton, and Wayne counties.
Local society column lists visits among families in Saline and nearby towns. Names include Fisher, Crais, Vealey, Kuder, Evans, Hix, Finch, Ward, Craig, Downing, Spence, Ebersole, Johnson, Michelson, Hale, Metzger, and others. Activities cover weekend visits, Wednesday calls, and a PTA meeting at the Gleason schoolhouse with Minnie Day. Emerson quote closes the piece.
Senior leaders recall the big Friday initiation as students across grades attend civics math and literature classes. Kalder writes a new school song while freshmen prep for next week as teachers grant a rare Friday break and report cards loom.
The match concluded Monday with Suh and the Flying Cloud beating rivals by two points, 24 to 22. The noisy crowd heard the close finish as the teams battled for supremacy along the coast.
The Federated Church lists a series of sermons on the Christian will continuing with October topics How Many Others Know I Am a Christian on October 22 and How May I Know I Am a Christian on October 29 at 11 15 am Sunday school led by S Y Cotton superintendent Carl Geddes assistant Mrs House chorister Miss Fil een Martin pianist. Evening services at 6 45 pm feature three Young Peoples meetings Junior Endeavor Intermediate Geraldine Tower leader Senior Katherine Burg leader. A 4 30 pm special service is scheduled.
Morning worship at 10 oclock follows the theme of God's purposes in life. Sunday school and Epworth League events are listed with times and activities. Evening worship at 730 includes hymn sing and junior choir music. Bible study and prayer service Wednesday. junior choir meeting Thursday.
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater M C Phillips Pastor. Divine services at LOaz Ty Sunday school at 12 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
An ad from Siegel's department store in Ortonville Michigan signals a quitting business sale with lines like everything must go. The notice appears in northern papers of the county as their first advertising run in some time. Hartford Day Spring notes this odd marketing.
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