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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
4
The Saline Observer lists subscription pricing and post office mailing details in Saline Michigan. It outlines single copy price five cents, three announced monthly rates, and per line charges for cards of thanks and resolutions with no guarantees of free notices for personal business promotions.
A Michigan Tuberculosis Association note extols apples for stimulating saliva and aiding mastication, claiming regular fruit consumption could prevent ill health. Dr. George Thomson of the British Dental Hospital is cited urging parents to prioritize fruit funding for children over candy and sweets.
Federal indictment targets a California bargain promotion described as a ten thousand six hundred two dollar swindle. Promoters claim nationwide reach via mail and urge consumers to buy protection from an unlicensed concern. Contact the Insurance Commission or the Better Business Bureau for facts before investing or paying claims.
The Rev. George Davia Ehnis marks twenty fifth year as minister of St. Paul Congregation at Monroetown near Morrse. Born 1869, ordained 1824, he served Plymouth Wayne and Livonia centers before Monroetown. The church grew from 30 to over 100 families and will celebrate a centennial in 1936.
Central area brief lists neighbors and visitors from Wednesday through Sunday. Mentions Francis Connors hospital visit in Ann Arbor, several trips to Detroit and Washtenaw County Fair attendees, and school start at Oak Grove with Mrs. Stephenson. Includes multiple visits among the Murray and Gooding families and others.
Harold Eberle returns home from Ros common for weekend. Numerous guests and relatives visit Hammond households including families from London Ohio Ann Arbor Detroit Toledo Lansing Traverse City and Saline. Diplomacy quote closes this social column.
Paul and Robert Radenbaugh spent Sunday at Evans Lake. A. G. Richards and Clifford Brown attended the State Fair Saturday. Mrs. Dunn visited Fremont relatives. Minsey of Milan called on Henry Radenbaugh. D. G. Richards and George Franklin visited Clifford Richards of Superior Township. George Franklin stayed longer. Joan Marie and Jerry Richards stayed with grandparents D. G. Richards. Parents Madison Richards and Sid ney Yape took Florine Richards to air races in Cleveland Ohio.
West Mooreville reports S. W. Sanford ill with sickness while farmers fill silos. Many residents travel to Ypsilanti Detroit Adrian and Milan for visits. School opens with teachers from Azalia and Milan. Families attend fairs, picnics, and a large Layher family reunion in Milan. A social shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Alison Gable with gifts and well wishes.
Morning worship at 10 o'clock and Sunday school at 11 15 with H A Holmes as Sunday school superintendent. Thursday evening choir meeting is announced.
Pastor HB Kircher notes services resume after vacation with 11 15 Sunday school led by S Y Cotton and Carl Geddes. Evening services at 7 PM for youth societies and 8 PM special service. Superintendent Clay will speak and attendees are urged to come and hear him.
Divine services at 10 am Sunday school at 11 am English services held on the second and fourth Sundays. All invited to attend. Plus aviation warning about poison and humorous pieces on utopian ideas and fashion.
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