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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
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The Charlotte Republican Tribune praises Lt. Gov Dickinson for defeating Senator C A Sink of Ann Arbor in a contest that underscores public preference for character and decency over prohibition and tariff. It commends Dickinson’s fair Senate leadership and predicts he will lead the Republican ticket in November.
A Wayne Review editorial argues the economic crisis, while harsh, forces a political correction. The piece notes widespread hardship from poverty to unemployment and asserts the downturn has begun a swing toward lower taxes, reversing prior tax-raising momentum despite suffering.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri claims she shed thirty pounds in four weeks after taking one box of Kruschen Salts. The ad touts a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as a safe method with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Henry Murray spent Sunday in North Adams. Joseph Sweeney Sr and son Ray were Detroit visitors Monday. Fréd Finch family visited Pontiac relatives. Electa Murray goes as delegate to a Berean meeting in Hazhtty. Mrs Elsie Jones of Ridgeway died September 17. Oak Grove and Judd boys played baseball at Judd. former won. York Baptist Ladies Missionary Society met with Mrs Orra Zeluff. Alger Allison family hosts and visits with relatives in Macon and Milan. York B P U held a hard times party with prizes for worst dressed, and Ladies Aid met with Mrs Orro Zeluff.
Mrs Charles Cady ill of flu. Mrs Albert Johnston of Milan and Mrs Hiner Johnston of Clinton visited the George Wiedman home. Alberta and Milton Heininger and Miss Anna and Miss Melinda Paul attended Wolverine lake. Anna Rue and Tressa Major of Detroit and Anton Rigusz of Dearborn visited the Albert Heininger home. Saline High School students from this area include Laurence Girbach Ruth Kern Mike Ernst Elsa Kreager Kenneth Heininger Carl Harwood Lorena Hiertler Helen Harwood. George Armbruster visited F W Schoen's with Elizabeth Stein of Detroit who returned to the German Protestant Home. The Orreck Kare HKommunity Klub met with Alberta Heininger Friday with good attendance. They voted to invite the Blue Ribbon Call club to meet next. George Marshall and daughter Betty of Detroit were guests of F W Schoen Sunday. Callers in the afternoon were Fred Kaiser and son Wayne and Mrs Charles Anglemyre of Clinton. in the evening George Tay and son Herbert were callers.
Mr. and Mrs Carter entertained Sunday. Harold Jewell, Detroit business visitor, called Monday. Mr and Mrs Harold Allison visit Robert Dunn's home for a few days. Harold Jewell D G Paul and G Richards socialized at Mr Bassett near Ypsilanti. Joan Marie and Jerry Richards return to Ypsilanti after a week with grandparents D G Richards. Also a note recalls bond servants in colonial times and their term of servitude ending with freedom.
Local residents report visits between Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor including Mrs. Dan Murray and daughter Helen and Mrs. C D Harmon. Births noted at Otto Matt and Don Neffff households. Social gatherings span Britton Dearborn Detroit and Milan with clubs, dinners, and a birthday party for Loyola Kanitz. A Detroit Edison electrical demonstration and a misfiled powdered sugar prank are mentioned. A large fire destroyed a barn and outbuildings on the Otto Langscheid farm near Petersburg.
The pastor attends Detroit Annual Conference. Hazen Jewell speaks on repealing state prohibition for November vote. Men lead Sunday services, senior choir offers music, Sunday school at 11 15, Epworth League at 6 30, no 7 30 service. Congregation urged to worship with Federated church.
Sunday worship at 10 a.m. with sermon and song. Sunday school at 9:15 led by Cotton, superintendent. Mrs House, choir, Miss Eilean Martin, pianist. Three young people societies meet at 7:15 p.m. Evening service at 8 with music by the young people choir. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:30. Friday evening a reception for four young married couples. Everyone encouraged to attend.
Beginning next Sunday the pastor preaches the first in a four part series described as special and interesting. Plan to attend all four. September 25, Thrope and the Basket. October 2, The Fire and the Bush. October ?, The Knife and the Pen. October 16, The Basin and the Towel.
Christian Science Notes outline September 25 services and Bible citations from Ps 57 9 10 with Correlative passages from Science and Health. A separate report notes a local Co op shop break in Thursday night with tools stolen and fuel oil piles disturbed.
Last Thursday afternoon children of Bernard Ferguson on the Peter R Adams farm east of Tecumseh lighted a match to view kittens in an old barn and started a fire that destroyed two barns 30 by 40 and 30 by 60 along with a milk house and silo. About 25,000 workers will be employed this year to gather transport and produce the state's 10 million dollar sugar beet crop.
York Baptist Church announces morning worship at 10 30, Sunday school at 11 30, B Y P U at 7 D M, and evening worship at 7 45. Milan Leader reports Hollis Shelton's baby David Shaw Shelton won first prize in the Better Baby contest at the state fair on Saturday.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 12 eggfish services every second and fourth Sunday of the month cordial invitation. Membership fund about 1664 dollars deputed by manager Fred Ranc? entailed by the Jackson County fair held four days last week Enterprise Manchester.
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