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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
2
Cyclonic storms form over the Timor Sea and strike northern Australia during the wet season from November through April, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to affected regions.
The Saline Observer lists single copies at 3 cents and subscription rates of 1.99 per year or 0.50 for six months 0.25 for three months Outside Michigan price 1.50 per year Obituary and marriage notices are free of charge Anouncements of entertainments with admission charged cost 6 cents per line Minimum charge 25 cents.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hertler were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Lance Rogers a son on Monday March 27. Reuben Gauss and family of Dexter visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Sunday of Ann Arbor visited relatives here on Sunday. Mrs Will Sturm and daughter Esther were in Detroit Saturday on business. There was born to Mr and Mrs Micah Robison on March 20 a daughter named Gladys. Miss Gladys Daniels of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with her parents. The proceeds from the Girls Glee Club concert were 107 dollars. The Whatsoever class of the M E church met at the home of Mrs O C Wheeler Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Merle Barr of Chelsea visited his parents and attended the operetta Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Leo Westphal have rented the new house of Theodore Josenhans on North Ann Arbor street. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wiserl and daughter Martha and Mr and Mrs Jacob Burkhardt were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Arthur Derr of Ann Arbor Howard Law and Mr and Mrs Clarence Derr of Detroit were Sunday guests at Harry Friis on Friday last. Miss Minnie Buckman visited her sister Mrs Nona Tenny in an Ann Arbor hospital with a broken limb. The following are to be confirmed at St Pauls church next Sunday: Erma Heininger Lucile Buehler Martha Visel Erma Burkhardt Alfred Schmid Raymond Girbach Elmer Burkhardt Melvina Alber.
Thirty years ago John imtz owned a new Studebaker five passenger car. Max Richards of York visited his grandmother Mrs Hattie Bond. Mrs Julius Feldkamp sought treatment in Grand Rapids at Burleum sanitarium. On April 12 the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John C Rheinfrank would be celebrated. The Christian Endeavor bake sale was planned for Saturday at S Y Cottons. Mrs Fred Cramer and daughter Loretta of Ann Arbor stayed with her mother Mrs BEJ Sanford. Awning installations signaled spring in the business district. The reorganized W C T U planned a meeting at Mrs K B Simmons home next Friday afternoon. Mrs Nelson Davenport of Ypsilanti visited her mother Mrs Caroline Orr. K A Boettger reworked his store interior to add a soda fountain and seating. Mrs Fred Richards and Mildred visited the Goulds of York. J A Alber added a window and reopened the bakery south side. J H Ruckman and family from Washington DC visited Eden Ruckman and sister Mrs Roland Finch. A wind storm forced roofs to be reshingle for Herman Gall William Henderson Duncan Robison and W H Crittenden.
Five Saline Rotary Troop No. 46 scouts George Cook James Thomas George Haberer James Carson and George Silvens were named Dispatch Bearers to deliver War Information posters and assist the Retailers War Campaign Committee. More scouts may join later if needed.
A five point buck living on the Gaheem farm near Tecumseh has become a much loved member of the Spence household. The deer, adopted by Floyd and his wife, follows the farmer, sleeps in the barn, joins mealtimes, and even chases chickens with the family dog. He appears shy to strangers and recently lost a horn. a photo shows the hornless moment as the deer played with the dog.
A fragmented text combines a Toledo Blade quote about words with a recipe style snippet listing ingredients and steps for an apple salad. The mix reads like an old newspaper page overlay, blending prose advice and kitchen directions.
A Michigan State College article by Laurel E. Davis details dandelion greens rich in vitamins A and C with a spring salad recipe and garnish ideas. The section also includes a chancery notice from Washtenaw County court ordering defendants to answer within specified days and publish or serve notice.
Sunday March 7 worship at 10 a.m. with minister Fred A. Lendrumtr and counselor E W Blakemian from U of M. Church school at 10:15. Superintendent A V Wilson. Junior and Senior Leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. Local notices reflect church activities and religious education programs.
Regular worship at 10 30 a m with pastor speaking on Can We Have a Revival. Sunday school 11 30 for all ages. Evening gospel service 7 45. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30. Thursday choir practice. Special meetings from Palm Sunday to Easter with Rev Dale Grist as speaker. Easter sunrise service and Easter cantata by the choir.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everybody cordially invited.
Saline Township pastor Rev C A Haneberg invites parishioners to Sunday services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:15. In April the Victory Speakers Bureau features talks on War and Tuberculosis in cooperation with the Michigan Tuberculosis Association 15th Early Diagnosis Campaign. Pamphlets are available from MITA in Lansing.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan appoints Morris A. Young to administer the estate of Sarah Young who disappeared. Hearing set for July 12, 1943 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor probate office with public notice to run in Saline Observer for three weeks. Jay G. Pray, Judge of Probate. A copy on file. Nora Bobert, Clerk of Probate. April 1 8 15 1948.
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