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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
4
The Saline Observer outlines paid notice rates for personal or business items. Data of thanks, poetry, obituaries, marriages, and entertainments have set charges per line with minimums and regular rates.
National Apple Week runs from October 86 to November 6 beginning with Halloween.
Under West Virginia law county welfare councils must publish yearly lists showing each recipient by name and aggregate relief amount alongside administrative costs. The public is entitled to see where county relief funds are spent.
A Cassopolis Vigilant column notes editors complain that state and federal departments flood newsrooms with publicity letters. The wasteful practice costs money, clogs desks, and often serves to boost officials rather than inform readers.
The 21st annual meeting of the Michigan Milk Producers Association will be held at the Union Building, Michigan State College, East Lansing, on Thursday November 4 at 10 p.m. Delegates from 108 locals will elect directors and consider resolutions. A banquet and country dance are planned for November 2 with events for members and spouses, plus a day program for accompanying ladies.
The article argues safety education in schools must go beyond facts and preaching. It stresses that children should practice what they learn, forming a practicable habit and mindset. Education should couple facts with intelligent ideals to create a machine for safe behavior.
The cubbing program targets boys nine to twelve, distinct from traditional scouting, and guides home centered learning. Parents certify to leaders after tests, with dens of three to eight boys meeting biweekly in backyards under a den chief and a den mother, and monthly pack meetings led by an adult pack master.
Judge Malcolm Hatfield writes that fear shapes children's futures and that fear can lock people into drudgery. He cites a boy committed to a state hospital for the insane after relatives exposed him to gruesome stories and ghosts. The piece laments old fashioned jurists and notes humor surrounding judicial topics.
Mrs. Eid Stoll and daughter of Ann Arbor visited Mrs. John Laing Sunday. D F Reeves and wife moved to the Derry place Tuesday. Jason Rogers and wife of Ann Arbor visited Mr. and Mrs Floyld Rogers Sunday. Erma Heininger and Florence Wurster visited friends in Ann Arbor Friday to Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs Herman Bredernitz an eight pound girl Helen Martha on Tuesday October 17. Anna Sauer and daughter Barbara and Mrs F O Wiedman were visitors in Clinton late week. Edward DePuy and Chris Braun and family visited Mr and Mrs Dewey Sturtevant in Britton Sunday. Forty young people gave a shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Alber for their daughter Mrs Walter Hibler. Hebbardt Schroen of Ann Arbor are the proud parents of a nine pound boy Dudley Miller born Sunday evening October 22. Ladies Aid Society of Federated church will meet Wednesday November 1 at the home of Dr and Mrs J E Bacon in Ann Arbor. Ruth Rose received her diploma from Cleary College Saturday. She is secretary to the manager of Motor Products Company No 1 in Ann Arbor. Saline represented by Walter Cook Fred Zimmerman Clifford Stang Melvin Alber Jay Harmon Lloyd Fairbanks Fred Koch Max Bluess and Julius Hertler at the football game in Columbus Ohio Saturday.
A varied chronicle notes Frank Daniels building a house on his father’s land near Arbeiter park. Church events include a November 22 chicken pie supper at the Baptist church and a reception for Will Carleton. The piece mentions weddings, travels, a Germany visit, a couple of burglaries, and Fred Martin’s two year jail term.
Readers share the column through a note from a reader in The Saline Observer. A fire at the Don Armantrout home northeast of Britton destroyed the residence on Friday night after starting at 10 45 PM. Armantrout was overcome by smoke and rescued by neighbors as firefighters saved the first floor furniture. The Tecumseh Herald notes the event and references community reaction.
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