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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
4
The message urges electing an engineer rather than a politician. It notes county taxation and drain maintenance as key issues and endorses Paul Weinlander as a qualified candidate in the September 11, 1934 primary election.
The Ann Arbor Daily News endorses Alfred Rice for state representative in the upcoming Republican primary. The piece praises his progressive conservatism, adherence to constitutional limits, university training, Ann Arbor residency, and law practice, emphasizing desire to serve the people and willingness to bear public duty regardless of nomination outcome.
Washtenaw county hosts the rural teachers institute on September 8 at the Jones school auditorium in Ann Arbor. Teachers may leave at noon. afternoon session for beginners and those not teaching in the county recently. Supplies distributed. notes useful for the year. session runs 9:20 to 12:00.
J Malon nominates and elects Mr Hover as a candidate who will go to Washington with no entangling alliances. Hover is described as a trained scientist and experienced administrator who represents business, farming, and public spirit. He pledges to support or reject legislation based on district and national interests.
Local society notes report visits across Detroit Ann Arbor Saline and Clinton as residents and relatives travel for personal occasions and hospital care. Upcoming talks include Mrs Milton Lang speaking at Benton church and Bible class sessions led by Rev C H Wittbracht. The Rainbow division of the Ladies Aid met at Pleasant Lake with officers elected and a potluck lunch.
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