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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
4
Editorials Rally Against Drink and Smoke in Youth
The Northville Record defends strong editorials on alcohol and cigarettes, arguing they aim to guide youth toward success. It notes criticism via grapevine channels, cites a local example of a young man harmed by liquor, and urges restraint to avoid life wreckage. Small ads and the Observer note small-change ads yielding dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northville Record
Grapevine
Keer
Northville
High School News Week Highlights Students Reports
The twelfth grade lists daily class activities from talks by a runaway, a magician show, and theater studies to algebra fractions and horticulture. Eleventh grade notes rings payrolls and chemistry topics while seventh graders plan a Halloween event and read Shakespeare. Nine and eight grades cover history, geometry, literature, and a tentative spring operetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Pray
Lara
Schmid
Renorter
América
Cour
William of Shakespeare
Lorena
Hieber
Small
Walter Secottis
Scholastic
Ulysses
Circe
Ev‘érybody
Pye
Robert Ormsby
Treasure Island
Michigan oil boom predicted as production climbs
The Michigan Oil Production Committee reports August output of 1 435 786 barrels, the highest to date, prompting State geologist Dr Richard Smith to forecast widespread future oil and gas development across the Lower Peninsula from Kent County northward, with counties soon producing paying quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Michigan Oil Production Committee
Teachers’ Institute
Kent County
Richard Smith
Kent
National Problem Warns of Highway Death Toll Swelling
Detroit Free Press cites Commissioner Pickett warning that by year end over 400000 Americans will have died in auto crashes since 1920, more than all wartime deaths combined, urging states and cities to act or see federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Vermont
Wyoming
Pickett
Detroit
United States
America
Detroit Free Press
St. Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Service Times
Divine services at 10 a m and English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Sunday school at 11. Pastor M C Phillinpp invites all.
Say Honey Deserves More Frequent Use
Michigan State College home economists urge greater honey use in homes. They compare honey nutrition to sugar and note baking guidance, liquid adjustments, and cleaning tips for sticky cooking. The second study highlights Michigan railroads value to Washtenaw County, tracing tracks, workers, wages, taxes, and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Lansing
Washtenaw County
P. M
Wabash
Ann Arbor
N.Y. C
Machigat
Floyd .E. Drake
League
Mi Bréliants
Fifteen Years Ago Visitors Gather for Local Concert and Visits
A list of Ann Arbor residents and guests includes George and Alfred Walker and families visiting Chesterton for several days. Attendees at Hill Auditorium concert were Mr and Mrs Henne Mrs Ella Henne R W Mills Miss Vesta Mills and Mrs Florence Bond. Other local residents welcomed Detroit visitors to events and outings across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Alfred Walker
Ann Arbor
Edward Clark
Charles Smith
Weston
Ohio
A. E. Cole
Charles Wolf
Margaret Kuebler
Freedom
Arthur Zeeb
Cora Zeeb
Marie Procknow
Northfield
Elfien Thuerer
Julius Walker
Erwin
Ernest Meyer
Joseph Jedele
Lydia
J. G. Theurer
Local notes reveal marriages visits and mishaps for week
Thirty years ago Maude Miller and Genevieve Barr visited Lima friends while Grace Cook plans trips to Ypsilanti Detroit and Wyandotte this week. Glen Scouton and family host W Blanchard in Durango. George Morse of Boston returns for poultry work and Rev. Dawe asks salary be paid to Bancroft's family. The Schroen contest winners are 997 and 999 with Mrs Warren and Miss Minnie Day taking prizes. Roman Gillen bears injuries from an auto wreck on the long bridge. Chauncey Fitzgerald to wed Lulu Benson next Wednesday at high noon in North Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude’ Miller
Genevieve Barr
William Dawe
M. EB. Church
Rev
Bancroft
C. H. Schroen
A. J. Warren
Minnie Day
Roman Gillen
Long Bridge
Chauncey Fitzgerald
North Adams
Lulu Benson
No Hunting Signs In Nalgat Ad Notice
The Observer office lists an advertisement about No Hunting or Trespassing signs on Nalgat. The notice prompts readers to follow posted regulations and observe property boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalgat
The
Observer Office
Essential Facts About Cancer Series Explains Treatment
The article explains that cancer treatment aims to destroy all cancer cells, using surgery radium and other methods chosen by physicians and consultants. It warns against unproven cures, notes no medicine can selectively destroy cancer without risk, and condemns corrosive pastes as harmful. Early cancers should follow physician approved methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Medical Society
Chevrolet on Display at Cook and Son Dealership
Saturday display event at George V. Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers, showcases the 1986 Chevrolet lineup with models and features highlighted for potential buyers. The showroom gathering includes corporate sales staff and local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Methodist Church Notes with Bert Ede Minister
Morning worship at 10 oclock and Sunday school at 11:15. Epworth Leagues directed by H A Holmes at 6:30 p m. Evening worship at 7:30. Wednesday singing at 7:30 with prayer service. Thursday evening choir practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bert Ede
H. A. Holmes
Epworth
Four Hundred Years of the Printed Bible Observed at Federated Church
Federated Church marks 400 years of the printed Bible with a world wide observance starting next Sunday. Both morning and evening services will join, with the evening service led by the young people. Two addresses will discuss the Bible's influence on language and on the ideas and lives of English speaking people. The day includes special music and guiding staff and asks all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton
Carl Géddes
Reubén. Rogers
Hileen Martin
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