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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
1
Daily balance buildup highlights the value of a checking account as funds accumulate and financial flexibility increases. This simple habit supports budgeting, expense tracking, and immediate access to money for everyday needs.
St. James Evangelical church in Sa line township marks its 50th year with special Sunday services. Rev. Paul Irion founder and pastor emeritus will preach in German morning. Rev. F. R. Schreiber will deliver the English evening sermon. local pastors participate.
Barbara Fahner Mohrhardt of Saline Township died at her home on Sunday. A German immigrant who settled in the district about 30 years ago, she was born February 18, 1869. Survived by six daughters and four sons, 16 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, with services held Tuesday at home and St. Pauls Church. Oakwood cemetery burial.
The Layher family tenth reunion gathered over one hundred members at Carl Huber's Manchester home. A potluck dinner preceded a business meeting electing Adolph Layher as president and officers including Lewis Fliedman and Hulda Layher. The 1936 reunion was planned for Detroit and Milan names appear among officers.
A friendly community feature honors Grace Nell Crowell for integrity and service. A portrait lauds a man who stands for right, voices concerns, and assists neighbors, described as a monument of good citizenship. Also includes a best recipe for oatmeal muffins by Mrs. H. Nissly.
Michigan schools will receive 11 038 529 from the primary school interest fund soon as State Treasurer Theodore I Fry states distribution is earlier to meet obligations. A second distribution of about 4 000 000 will follow later this year.
Scout leaders at Camp Newkirk discussed creating Explorers for first class scouts over 15 to supplement about 200 000 senior scouts. They plan likely separate Explorer groups in churches and PTA troops with adult mentors, progressing to Explorer Troop status. Explorers pursue wilderness expeditions and vocational, avocational, and citizenship aims, with a 60 day probation before earning junior and first honors and the Explorer insignia.
Saline Rotary Club meeting at The Tavern featured a 25 item baseball quiz on the Detroit Tigers. Dr. Wallace led batting with a .960 clip and Alwin Burkhardt followed at .910, with Hugh and Neil McMillan of Florida and Frederick W. Gettel among guests.
City records show current tax collections 8551.94 and total receipts 18 422.11 for year ending June 30 1934. Disbursements total 15 293.95 with a balance of 3 128.66. Officials Wallace Clerk Camburn Treasurer Sugden Mayor note six year tax reductions cut assessments and taxes, saving taxpayers about 10 000.
The marriage of Miss Esther Hertler to Waldo Herman Gross was solemnized Friday evening at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. Adolph Led erer officiating. The couple, both Saline High School graduates, hosted a reception for 140 at the bride's home after a two course supper.
Neighbors and friends thank Saline and Bridgewater fire departments for their rapid response when their barns caught fire, stating the home was saved through the crews' hard work and expressing deep gratitude for the help and sympathy. Mr and Mrs William Love
Advertises a nearly new small model piano for sale to settle a contract balance with monthly payments possible. Also invites transfer of a fine piano contract. Includes a separate ad by a Lenawee County Fair promoter seeking a stunt driver for a dangerous theatrical act with specific terms. An optometrist promotes a large stock of glasses at cut prices before a California winter, inviting visits to Ann Arbor and Detroit offices.
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