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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
3
Card of thanks and obituary or marriage notices are free. poetry costs five cents per line. Personal or business promotional items are charged at regular rates. Entertainments with admission require six cents per line. Minimum charge is 25 cents.
Saline High announces school closure today and tomorrow due to a teachers convention in Detroit. The October 7 intramural standings show Sophomores ahead with three wins, Juniors three wins and one loss, Seniors two wins one loss, Freshmen with no wins yet. A party for losing ticket classes is planned October 19 with dancing and games. Hans Kardell, Michigan agriculture leader, speaks at 8:00 PM October ? at the high school auditorium. The tuberculosis Christmas seal supports Michigan TB defenses.
Miss Genevieve Camburn spent the weekend with Miss Wielemene Trout. Jacob Smith and family visited in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schill called on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Noll in Ann Arbor. Clarence Cook returns to work after tonsil surgery. Jeanette Simmons visits George Gartung in Chicago. Virginia Blue dines with Jessie Cole in Ypsilanti. George Schmid Jr. buys into Layher & Wenger meat market. Harry B. Taylor remodels the Methodist parsonage. Chicken pie supper and sale at St Pauls church Friday evening. Numerous local residents are listed with visits and relocations. Presbyterian church leaders plan lay training institutes in a regional, five-zone plan with October 25 meetings in Saline and related activities led by Dr. Kenneth D. Miller and others.
Walter Hieber of Freedom had his appendix removed Monday and is doing nicely. Carl Stierle remains a medical patient. Roy Brainard, who injured his back around machinery last week, returned home Tuesday afternoon. Katy Bartlett is doing nicely and expects to walk soon. Mrs. David Wahl and infant Donna Mae returned home last Thursday afternoon.
A reused 1888 issue is discussed with notes on May Robson and period art. It praises long gowns and stage fashion, contrasts with modern images, and questions future readership. A noodle salad recipe, a ham mold, and a Six topics on The Growing Child radio series are included alongside a stat about gasoline stations and fuel shortages.
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