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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
1
A local call urges residents to help finish grading the school yard on September 16 at 6 a.m. Volunteers are asked to bring picks, shovels, and plows, with tractors, tear equipment, and fuel provided by the school. Dinner is offered at noon by the Woman's Club committee, and the event aims to reduce tax costs by completing yard work without tax funds.
The notice invites citizens to hear Doctor O R Yoder, assistant superintendent of the Yphilanth State hospital, speak on What I believe at Saline hotel today Thursday September 15 at 12 30 for the address and 17 o clock noon if dinner is desired.
The Sutherina P T A held its first meeting of the new year at the schoolhouse on Friday. President Harrison Harwocu presided as two portraits of Washington and Edison were unveiled. New teacher Mrs Florence Aprill spoke to members. The association showed new stage curtains and lighting and announced a monthly P T A Newsette for district families. Meetings occur the first Friday of each month.
Michigan Tuberculosis Association prepares for a holiday sale of Christmas Seals amid optimistic forecasts for next year’s anti tuberculosis work. Executive secretary Werse notes long campaign progress and compares sun eclipses to the disease’s diminished grip, urging continued effort and funding.
The Department of Conservation issues the 1932 33 game law digest for general hunting trapping and small game. Copies accompany any deer small game or trapping license and include seasons bag limits provisions and county orders. Hunters are urged to return information on tagged migratory birds pheasants and deer.
Charles Hildinger of Bridgewater died Wednesday last week at age 68. He was the son of Conrad and Philipena Hildinger and lifelong resident of Bridgewater and Freedom. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs Vera Bliss of Milan, a son Arthur of Ann Arbor, a stepson H R Beubhler of Ann Arbor, a brother Gustave of Manchester, and two sisters Mrs Hery Blum of Onsted and Mrs Edward Hutzel of Ann Arbor. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm at the residence and at 2 730 pm at Bethel church with Rev Mayer officiating. Burial in Bethel church cemetery.
A fragmented recipe instructs melting butter then sautéing chopped green pepper until soft. Add flour with seasoning and blend smoothly, then gradually stir in thin cream. Finish with cooked rabbit and pimento, serving on toast or patty shells.
Washtenaw county 4-H clubs dominated entries at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. Prize money totaled $900 for county members with dozens of awards across livestock, poultry, dairy, and handicraft events. Judges and club leaders guided exhibitions including Jersey cattle and Poland China pigs, while 4-H day members competed against adults in open classes.
The 4 H Corn chip boys and Rotarians stage a Monday afternoon tour of corn plots with Michigan State experts Roy Decker and J R Duncan assessing field conditions. Leader Arthur Lutz guides the group with a detailed stop-time itinerary from 12 45 to 5 30 with multiple participants.
Local ads list Carhartt overalls 98c at Parsons and men s work shirts 50c. A variety of items from tennis shoes to shirts, suits, and tractors advertised by Wiedman Auto Co and Saline Mercantile Co. Also notices for livestock, rental, and auction items with contact names and phone numbers.
School enrollment at Salines enters its second week with 329 students across grades one through twelve, up 19 from last year. Two senior girls lead the school news effort as reporters rotate through each grade. A car accident near Sylvan Gardens injures three Adrián teens, with Miss Knott suffering a skull fracture and Miss Smith and Miss Jones less seriously hurt. The Herald notes braking tests as part of safety drive by Wiedman Auto Co.
Local ad offers a Chevrolet truck and body for 65 dollars plus a pump body. Includes license or related paperwork. WANTED people in the vicinity who have any leg... sprinting? Deseret area.
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