Pioneer Passes Pioneer Passes
Marie Auguste Josenhans a longtime Washtenaw County resident born April 18 1856 in Ann Arbor died after a lingering illness She and her sister Agatha moved to Saline in 1927 She was active in the Saline Farmers Club York Grange and the Presbyterian church Burial will be in Mooreville cemetery with surviving nieces and nephews noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Auguste Josenhans
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
Michael Laubengayer
Fritz
Garden City
Jonathan Josenhans
Charlotte W. Weigle
Leonberg
Germany
America
United States
Frederick Schmid
Christian Eberbach
Emanuel Mann
McBride
Auguste Josenhans
Bethel Church In
Freedom
Ladies’ Aid
Saline Farmers’ Club
York Grange
Agatha
Auguste
Mooreville
Spring Reflections Lift War Years Mood Across Community
In spite of wars and shortages, residents embrace spring’s arrival with bushel joys from robins to maple sap. Reports note Day Rooms for troops, parkway signs, and a carillon recital at the university. Egg grading stations expand in Michigan, while Navy recruiting opens in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespear
Herman Heininger
S.O
U.S.O
East
Michigan
Army and Wavy Recreation League
Detroit
Fred Gillen
Jefferson Barracks
Chandler
Arizona
Ford
Willow Run
Florida
Bok
Palmer Christian
South Lyon
Marjorie Bacorn
LA Navy
National Guard
Ann Arbor
Navy
France
Japan
Louisiana
Oregon
Opportunity for Boys and Girls To Earn Roller Skates
The Observer offers a pair of roller skates to any boy or girl who recruits five new subscribers for the hometown paper. Many potential customers have not been solicited, so energetic youths can win by promoting local news in both city and country areas.
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the Observer
Local Births and Medical Procedures Highlight Community News
Carl Seeger returns home after appendectomy. Thomas James born March 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shurtz. Wayne couple welcome a girl March 29. Marjorie Rodda has twin boys born March 30. Delmar Smith, four, Milan, had tonsils removed last week. Mrs. Walter Hosler and baby back home in Mooreville. Mrs. Wallace Jordan admitted as medical patient. Note notes on tree-climbing perch storing water in head organs for gill moisture during land travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Seeger
Donald Shurtz
Thomas James
DeJonghe
Wayne
Marjorie Rodda
Delmar Smith
Milan
Walter Hosler
Baby
Mooreville
Wallace Jordan
Robison Heininger-Tecumseh Couple Wed at St Pauls
Doris Heininger daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Heininger wed Lee Robison son of Mr and Mrs Lee Robison of Tecumseh at St Pauls church Friday night. Rev Wittbracht officiated with palm arrangements and a music program. A reception for 150 followed at the church parlors and the couple will reside at 121 South Lewis Street after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Doris Heininger
Herman Heininger
Lee Robison
Tecumseh
Wittbracht
Erwin Schmid
Lucille Henderson
Killarney
Swansonia
Freesia
Everett Wolfin
Peoria
Douglas Milhan
Saline
Alice Rentschler
Ann Arbor
Doris Wintersteen
Robert Robison
Robert Mohr
Edwin Andres
Jean Burkhart
George Wood
Wanda Koebbe
Marjorie Frey
Norman Pfitzenmaier
Raymond Buss
Richard Leslie
Earl] Perkins
Shirley Wilson
Robison
South
Lewis Street
Rotary Meeting Showcases Coal Industry Film And News
A Ro tary Club meeting at The Tavern featured a talkie on coal mines and related industries from the Norfolk and Western Railway. The program highlighted plants laboratories forests and miners, with remarks from Representative Joseph Warner about road improvements and a note on a Windsor pilgrimage committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Seabord
Joseph Warner
Theodore Stimpson
Hubert Bearss
Henry Leutheuser
Burkhardt
State Highway Department
Alfred Schmid
Orlando
Florida
Francis Lockwood
Windsor
Fred Lendrum
J. DeTar
Milan
Osler
Ann Arbor
Eve Strain Headache Exam Offered by Toledo Optometrist
Eye care notice promotes examinations by Dr. Frank Gifford in Toledo with glasses fitting at the Milan Hotel branch, available Saturday from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m.
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Frank Gifford
Toledo
Milan Hotel
Saline Hornets Baseball Set to Open April 28
After a four week pause, Saline High’s Hornets prepare for spring with baseball and tennis schedules released by the Huron league. Baseball aims for a first game around April 28 against Clinton or Dexter, with another possible May 1 contest. Tennis opens April 15 at home versus U High and continues with April 28 Milan at home and other matches through May. An intramural volleyball tournament keeps players in trim during the wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High
Hornets
Jack Greenstein
Huron
U. High
Clinton
Dexter
Special Easter Services at Federated Church
The Federated Church plans Easter Sunday services with a sunrise message by Rev. William Shaw at 6 15 am, a 10 am Easter sermon with music, and a 7 45 pm cantata The First Easter directed by Mrs Edward Murphy Soloists include Lucille Spindler and others A cordial invitation is extended to all Attending the baby chick boom reports February 1942 U S hatchery output 95 115 million chicks up 8 percent from 1941
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Federated Church
William Shaw
First Baptist Church of
Ypsilanti
Eiveryone
Edward Murphy
Lucille Spindler
William Bach
Clark Spike
Ronald Tower
Stoddard
Reuben Rogers
Dorothy Fairbanks
Bach
Mary Ellen Kendall
Ethel and
Barbara Spike
Eunice Tower
Federal Department of Agriculture
United States
Parson's Wolverine Work Shoes and Local Classifieds
Classified excerpts list items for sale and wanted notices including Wolverine work shoes at Parsons with auctioneer Clarence Cook, Duroc boars, a grocery clerk job, Wolverine seed oats, Davenport and small walnut table, stationery samples, plow request, lost key ring, elderly lady seeking small home, cash transactions, high school student gas station job, and a Chevrolet 2 door sedan with 1942 license details. Names include Dan Hertler Thomas Zahn Cecil Davenport A. S. Hall and addresses in Saline Observer listings.
Local ads offer farming gear and services in Saline area
A flood of classified items lists boots and suits by G L Parsons, rental houses near Saline, heating and metal work by R G Wahl, and used tractors from Herman Heininger. Local hatcheries report chick losses while Ann Arbor and Monroe firms advertise poultry, feed, farm equipment, and farm real estate with delivery and financing options.
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R. G. Wahl
Herman Heininger
Breeding Flock Owners Order Wingbanded Chicks From Multiple Breeders
Saline Hatchery customers order breeding stock from several breeders for Barred Rocks White Leghorns New Hampshires and White Rocks across Ohio New Hampshire and Vermont with per chick prices ranging from 50 to 90 cents. Names include Adolph Stierle W G Spike Mrs Charles Burkhart Mrs Everett Stockwell Robert Schiller D B Williams Andew Ernst Edward Dosys Jack Bradbury Walter Luckhardt Fred Braun Albert Heininger Mrs M B Hertler Martin Fucss and Ed Schuman.
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Saline Hatchery
Saline Valley Farms, Inc
Adolph Stierle
W. G. Spike
Gasson Poultry Farm
Versailles
Ohio
Charles Burkhart
Everett Stockwell
Robert Schiller
D. BE. Williams
Hubbard Farms
Walpole
N. H
New Hampshires
Andew Ernst
Edward Dosys
Jack Bradbury
Log Cabin Farm
Mansfield
Barred Rock
Walter Luckhardt
Fred Braun
Albert Heininger
Four Winds Farm
Derry Village
New Hampshire
White Rocks
M. B. Hertler
Martin Fucss
Ed. Schuman
For Sale and Wanted Items Placed in Local Notice
For Sale Dinette with 4 chairs available at 40142 W Henry St. For Sale 10 room house suited for large families. Feed mill for mine Boettner Wanted People nearby with any legal printing required in estate settlements please send to this newspaper Universal rates apply for such notices Use Probate Judge to send them to The Same Observer.
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W. Henry St
Boettner
More Eggs and Pork From Hudson Feeds in 1942
A vintage ad argues two sacks of Hudson's 42 percent All-Mix or 50 percent Hog Concentrate yield as much or more feed than three sacks of competing products. It claims higher protein and fish content, lower cost, and urges farmers to boost hog and egg output to meet government demand in 1942.
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Hudson
Hudson’s Cos
Hudson's Hog Mix Formulas and Feed Ratios
A compact advertisement listing Hudson's Hog Mix formulas with grain blends and ratios for weaning piglets and growing hogs. Includes amounts for ground corn middlings oats barley and bran, with 7 to 1 9 to 1 12 to 1 and 14 to 1 mixtures and weights up to 1000 pounds.
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Hudson's
Hudson’s
Hudson
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West Saline Farmers
William Schinoche
Lockwood Funeral Home
Schmid
Haddock
Rouquefort
Leiderkranz
Limburger Frankenmuth Pickle
Schmid’s Food Market
Central Dead Stock CO
Pioneer
Josenhans
Robison Heininger
St. Paul Church
Rotary
Warner
California
Texas
New York
Roosevelt
Chelsea
Flat Rock
Dundee
Lincoln
Oberver
Wolverine
Parsons
Clarence Cook
Dan Hertler
Care
Thomas Zahn
Davenport
East Michigan Ave
A. S. Hall
Ann Arbor St
Observer
Cecil Davenport
S. Ann Arbor St
G. L. Parsons
A. R. Lurkhardt
Saline Mercantile Co
Herman M Heininger
Edwin Nissley
Morton Poultry Farm
Wiedman Auto Company
A&b
E. Mich
Ypsilanti, Mich
Call
Carroll Frost
Darling & Co
Brooks Brothers
Wm. J. Watson
Monroe Station
Dearborn
Saline Creamery
Adrian
Adrian, Mich
Adrian Tankage-Co
Wiedman Auto Co
Salime
M-11
Hirsch
Division
Victor Kurtz
Dexter Road
Art Cook
Redsen
Sylvia Sidney
Fred Macmurray
Harry Fonda
Trail of the
Lonesome Pine
Myrna Lou
William Powell
Thinman
Robert Preston
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