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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
2
Weekend report notes a light snow flurry on Saturday morning and various local happenings. Statements cover visits, births, travel, reunions, choir plans, and past anniversaries with references to Saline, Ann Arbor, Devil’s Lake, Beaver and Lee families, and a county fair.
Dale Carnegie and Herbert Hoover framing mass thought as emotion not logic. Howard Lindsay and Walter Lippman weigh in on audience sway and group think. Charles Schwab and Wiggam add caution about relying on masses. many prefer to let others do the thinking.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Lewis Kuebler visited the Lindemanns in Dexter on Sunday. Labor Day gatherings entertained friends and relatives. Mrs Ronald Pilbeam and Dean visited her father Otto Schoolmaster. Dorothy Little plans to return to school after illness. The Thelves cleared Karl Thearer property of fowl Monday night. Wm Austin and sons showcased fruits and honey at the county fair. Wesly Dietiker returned from the North to resume school in Royal Oak. Postmaster Arthur ONeil and wife rented the Armbruster house on East Michigan Ave. Fifteen years ago Kenneth Spitler left for Bovey Minn to teach. Electa Murray visited Bay City. C S Evans visited his mother in Pennsylvania. Mrs Sadie Wiedmayer of Chelsea saw Ida Uphaus Sunday. Peaches ripened quickly near Hillsdale and prices fell to .75 per bushel. Men’s work shirts were 50c at Parsons. Neighbors and Hammond relatives enjoyed rides in the Hammond plane Saturday. Weather has been great lately.
The Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City stands under a domed roof the largest of its kind. It seats 8 000 and features one of the world’s largest unsupported arches and an organ with over 7 000 pipes. Built in the 1860s and rebuilt several times its acoustics allow a pin drop to be heard from the farthest seat.
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