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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
4
Bishop Louis Chuas Sanford of the Protestant Episcopal Church appeals for donations, noting people have funds for gas and cosmetics but are cautious about church support. He warns that without timely contributions the church's work cannot continue.
Bud Fisher cartoon features Jett Mutt Jeff reacting to a letter asking for an autograph for $2.00 the signer owes for a newspaper. The joke hinges on the misread request and the punchline about credentials and payment.
Detroit hosts Michigan's greatest outdoor exposition with reduced admission, a 100 mile auto race, dog show, drum corps, Michigan's Own Girl contest, food expo, livestock and grain displays, and many improvements on a tight budget. The public is urged to attend and support their own fair as a holiday treat. Miss Florence Wiedmayer of Saline to enter Domestic Economics.
Central York residents share visits across Detroit Bay City and Dexter while the York Baptist church holds a baptismal service and picnic at Murray’s. Miss Taimi Laena spends time with relatives in Saline and care duties for a sister-in-law and nephew.
Hammond district residents attend fairs reunions and visits across Rothbury Milan Findlay and Columbus Ohio. Families and relatives, including Gordon Hammond Gilmore and Lewis, host and travel for weekends and church events. Spanish American War veterans plan a September gathering at island lake near Brighton. A New York tailoring firm received payment for two suits shipped decades ago to Charles L. Parschy in Australia.
West Mooreville notes list Dale Lewis ill with grip and many residents visiting kin in Milan Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Detroit. Families move houses host gatherings at Mooreville and Columbia Lake while trips to Cleveland Vermilion and St Josephs hospital are recorded.
Evans of South Saline visits his mother in Pennsylvania. Hendershot and Metzger visit Jackson. Irene Drum of Detroit stays with Hildegarde Metzger. Merl Cross and daughter Leota visit Albert Cross. Mrs. Harry Downing of Macon visits her parents the Craigs. Dorier of Holloway visits Hamilton Moore home. Jean Pierce of Macon visits with Craig family. Charlie Hayes and family and James Hayes visit Albert Cross. Earl Kutler hosts Leon Mercer and family and William Bilby of Hillsdale. Aliis Wimple and Lloyd Glancy call from Onstead. Advertising has a story today.
Macon L. Colder of Ceresco visits Wacom relatives while many residents are ill with typhoid. Ernest Hall of Toledo visits Jude and Jerome Travis. Harold Hall in Clayton with Shough family. Pool reunion at Adrian Bair Grounds. Crittenden and Miller families in Mackinaw. Clinton gatherings at MeIntire home. Gilmore family reunion at Manchester. Schoolmaster and Payne return from Upper Peninsula trip. Welfare club meets September 8 to discuss Homemaking. Morenci plans municipal light and water works plant with bid process. Blissfield Advance notes local ads and activities.
St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater led by Pastor M C Phillipp invites worshippers to divine services at 10 a m each Sunday with Sunday school at 11. English services are held on the second and fourth Sunday each month.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a Blood Culture test linked to asthma and hay fever, with the word Berer appearing as a name or term. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about purpose,机构, or results.
Northville Record notes EH Brown former editor of the Record now resident in Ann Arbor is a Republican candidate for Washtenaw county register of deeds at the September primaries. It highlights his civic roles in Northville and urges Saline electors to support him on primary day September 13. The piece closes as a political advertisement.
William H Murray, long time Ann Arbor resident and public servant, seeks the probate judgeship. He has practiced law over thirty years in Ann Arbor, served as Judge of Probate four years, Circuit Court Commissioner six years, and Councilman of the second Ward. He joined the 51st Michigan Infantry in the Spanish War era and is active in veterans and local groups. He emphasizes labor fairness and city improvements.
Morning worship at 10:00 with sermon on Building Masterfully The Sanity of Salvation. Sunday school at 1 15 led by H Holmes and Ray Davis. Epworth League at 6 30. Evening service 7 30. Wednesday Bible study prayer meeting Thursday choir. Friday 8:00 Negro musicians from Brown Chapel will perform with a talk on Negro education. A freak pig resembling an elephant was born on Lynn Jewett's Dexter Maine farm.
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