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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
3
Saline routed its visiting team Monday as younger players stepped up. Jim Gross collected four hits in five plate appearances, Wiedmayer drove in two runs including a homer, and Carr caught behind the plate while Keubler and Wiedmayer handled pitching. Umpires were Austin and Westrick. Comedian Moehn noted.
Miss Selma Brassow returns from Detroit for the weekend. Ann Arbor guests visit Mrs. Flora Rogers. Ruth Bond leaves to teach in Dearborn. Ella Blessing and Anna Hahn of Jackson visit Mrs. C Boettner. Theurer family hosts. Several Walker family members attend the Detroit fair. Community Bible Class meets September 10 at 8 00 p.m. at Mrs. Alphonse Schmid's home. Many relatives from Morrice Morrice Lodi Elgin Clinton Detroit gather with the Walker and Schoen families.
Local residents from Toledo Detroit Ann Arbor and beyond visited Saline for family gatherings bridge luncheons and reunions. The Layher reunion drew about ninety attendees from multiple cities, while others hosted guests at homes and events around Labor Day weekend. A Milan mail carrier survived a fall at a dam and received hospital treatment after a clavicle fracture. The county fair reported record attendance and increased net profits despite higher costs.
Motor recently reconditioned and upholstery updated. Four passenger pickup car with good overall condition. Down payment of 110 dollars. Listed by GHO. V. COOE & LOW, authorized Chevrolet dealers.
A letter from Shanghai describes dramatic shifts in Chinese society in 1929. Women now ride bicycles, work as clerks and bankers, study law, act in films, and hold government roles in Nanjing. Old norms vanish as dress, independence, and public life expand, though officials warn against excess.
A letter from Rev. H G C Hallock praises mission schools and mothers shaping clean Christian homes influencing China. It argues that moral reform and Gospel power will overcome criminal influences, bringing peace, prosperity, and a place among great nations. The writer signs in Christ’s service.
Beekeepers warned that weak honey colonies attract predatory thefts as Michigan State College specialists urge careful handling and hive entrance control. R. H. Kelly announces September apiarist meetings in Addison, Northport, Cheboygan, and Rudyard with speakers H. M. Krebs J C Kremer EH Root and R. H. Kelly.
Health ad suggests avoiding paralysis by managing fatigue and dizziness with San Yak pills for kidneys. Claims stomach relief and antiseptic laxative effects for bowel health. States 95 percent prevention of cysts via antiseptic use.
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