Saline High School Notes Highlight Activities and Programs
The Freshman studied The Odyssey while Sophomores near completion of description and narration. Seniors will study Hamlet. A Junior class party was a grand success. Girls Grey club begins first practice Tuesday. A program honoring Carleton's birthday was led by Miss Jones. Basketball practice starts November first. Saline faces Bellevue and travels to Manchester this Friday for games. State teachers institute in Detroit. most staff to attend Ypsilanti conference. school may close. Prof J B Edmonson visited and praised the school as progressive and well organized. Verandas have fallen out of favor as home seating declines.
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Grey Club
Miss Jones
Carleton
Bellevue
Manchester
Detroit
Sailime
Ypsilanti
J. B. Edmonson
York Farms Tour Reveals Prosperous Local Agriculturists
The group visits multiple York area farms including Lewis Steiman's garden venture and Richard Brothers run by Ciel Bowman who plans to quit farming. Frank Jackson operates a gravel pit and tile block business meeting high demand. Kenneth McMichael on 100 acres thrives solo. Orchardists Elmer Applegate and Sons show 52 acre, 3000 tree winter variety operation. Guernsey cattle, Duroc hogs, and prize winners highlight a generally prosperous farming community.
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York
Lewis Steiman
Richard Brothers
Ciel’ Bowman
Frank Jackson
Kenneth McMichael
Kenneth
Anderw
Elmer Applegate
R. W. Finch’s
Orrie Canine
Saline
Julius
Rudolph Hertler
Guernsey
Methodist Church Notes Rally Day Schedule
Ralobh W. Brown announces Rally Day in Sunday school with aim of 210 attendees. Teachers and officers urge canvassing and a strong program next Sunday including a 10:00 preaching service and 11:15 Rally Day program, plus 6:30 Hip Worth League and 7:30 evening service.
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Hipworth League
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND TUBE INFLAMMATION CURE CLAIM
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the eustachian tube causing rumbling sounds and impaired hearing. The ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness by removing catarrh, noting forty years of success and availability from B J Cheney Co Toledo.
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A i S
Hall
B. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Michigan Food for Michigan People
Advertising rates outlined for notices and poetry, with free obituary and marriage notices. Cards of Thanks and resolutions offered. poetry charged per line. entertainments require per word payment. Payment policies set forth for a Michigan audience.
Will as a Wise Duty After Death of President Handing It
The article argues that following President Handing It’s death a new will should be drawn when life changes occur. It notes the subject had sold a newspaper and become president with new finances, and that updating a will is prudent for dependents. It urges timely, capable action rather than superstition.
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Alaska
Mai
Jersey
Consider the House Man and the Local Paper Moral
A compilation of rural and small-town sentiments praising local merchants and condemning reckless hunting and careless driving. The piece extols the house man as an asset who sustains the community through taxes spending and employment. It warns against sportsmen who damage property and mocks bragging drivers. It ends urging readers to subscribe to the home paper.
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Indiana
True Charity Aims To Build Self Reliance In Wartime Aid
The American Legion explains charity should foster dignity and self help. It details aid at the Children’s Billet offering cottage homes and work, ensuring recipients contribute and learn self reliance. The program supports widows, orphans, and ill or unemployed ex service members and attracts broad welfare attention.
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American Legion
Legion
American
Finch couple welcomes 10 pound daughter birthday
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs R L Finch celebrate with news of a 10 pound daughter born Saturday morning. A shopper sought left handed Readers but none were in store. Moving fever rises as hardware stores stock coal stoves for summer. Clark Carter nurses a crippled finger from a barb wire incident.
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R. L. Finch
Clark Carter
Fifteen Years Ago in Saline Ties to Poultry Trade and Politics
Fifteen years ago George Morse and his wife from Boston returned to Saline to dress and ship poultry to Boston. The new school building fire escape system is finished and seen as money well spent. Governor Warner, a third term candidate, was billed to speak Monday afternoon but did not appear, and many people did not attend.
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George. Morse
Boston
Warner
Alli
Christian Science Notes in Saline Service Times
The Christian Science society of Saline holds service in the hall over Citizens Bank Sunday at 10 30 p m with the subject Probation After Death A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday school follows the morning service admitting pupils under 20 years The note invites all and stresses work and win over waiting and worrying
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Christian Science Society of
Praise and Propriety in Saline Community Life
Durand Express urges readers to praise worthy acts in Saline, noting praise boosts energy and participation. The piece critiques crime policing links to liquor, questions prohibition enforcement, and warns against overestimating enforcement impact. It laments scattered bad habits and urges consistent courtesy and honesty.
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