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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
5
Local notes report visitors and events in Saline Michigan including Emma Burrow from Ann Arbor and Lucille Schmid returning from Detroit. Weddings, births, illnesses, hospital visits, and church projects are noted alongside travel updates, reunions, and community meetings.
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services above Citizens Bank at 10 30 Sundays and a 730 Wednesday testimonial meeting. Sunday school follows the service with admission for pupils under 20. The September 7 lesson sermon centers on mans dominion and the Bible and Eddy texts. No further details.
Mrs B W Berdan hosts guests from abroad. Irving Corbett hurt leg in engine accident. Labor Day closes saloons. Miss Millie Harris returns to Detroit to teach. Carl Harmon home from Chicago. School preparations and noisy children. Mr and Mrs Charley Martin travel to visit relatives. A A Wood to Salt Lake City for several weeks. Dusty Clark’s horse dies after fright. Samuel Marken Jr moves to Morenci. Gertrude Stang active at central telephone station. Mary Marken relocates dressmaking to Hall house. Visit the photograph gallery to see first class work by W J Sissom.
The State Commission of Inquiry into Taxation schedules hearings in Detroit at the Statler hotel September 22 23 and 24 1930 and in Grand Rapids at the Ryerson building September 25 1930 all starting at ten in the morning EST. Attendees may present data or suggestions to the commission on income inheritance corporations and related tax topics. Raymond H. Berry Secretary. Separately oil drillers informed by Wittmer Be and Gas Properties Pittsburgh to plug the Alpha Cement Company land well after reaching 4405 feet with no oil or gas found amid a year and a half of drilling. Bellevue Gazette.
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