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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
2
The notice outlines pricing and policy terms for notices in the Saline Observer. It lists charges per line for obituaries marriages poetry and entertainments and notes free publication for obituary and marriage notices. It also shows post office classification and publisher details for Saline Michigan.
Mrs H B E Morris and Mrs Arthur Day were Ypsilanti visitors Monday. Miss Margaret Fairbanks is spending her spring vacation with Mrs Kate Weiennett. Augusta guests of Edward Clark include Mrs Zella Lance and Muriel. Ella Boettger visited G Mills in Macon. The heavy snow harmed fruit buds in some districts. East Michigan avenue’s traveled portion is in poor condition with trucks and cars often pulled out.
Miss Vesta Seeger visits her sister in Ann Arbor. Clarence Feuerbacher is home from Ann Arbor for a week. Miss Mabel Monroe returns from New York state. William Clements and son Ferman bought a new EHMF automobile in Detroit. Miss Olga Schroen teaches in Blum district during Miss Hiva Sellen’s illness. Cc H Miller and C R Parsons ship about 900 bushels of potatoes to the eastern market. Edwin Lauhbenzeyer and family, in California since last fall, expected home Friday. Florence Hammond visits friends in Ann Arbor. The Bridegwater guests stay with Henry Goltz and family. Carl Schleh takes Harmon House, renaming it The Tavern. Miss Olga Layher and Herman Wenger wed at theLayher home. Mrs. Carl Heininger wins Buick runabout in Times News contest. Mrs. Martin Fuess wins top buggy in fourth district. Woman's Club presents Queen Louise painting to high school.
A church announces 10 a m Good Friday services in German with Holy Communion and 10 a m Easter Sunday services. An 11 a m first communion for confirmands is noted. The church council meets Tuesday evening and the League meets Thursday evening.
The column recalls maple syrup making for school field trips, grandma’s kitchen wisdom, and the old family method of converting sap to syrup. It notes abundant water in creeks, reports Ohio moisture drought, pussywillows blooming, wild geese signaling spring, and Albanian thrift with tires repurposed into wooden-like shoes.
Thursday 7:30 Holy Communion Friday 8 p m Cantata The Waster Triumph by the choir Sunday 10 a m worship The Empty Tomb sermon theme Baptism administered Choir Christ the Lord is Ris n Today and Unfold Ye Portals chordly directed by Mrs Frank Campbell Dale Fosdick organ Church school 11:15 Christ the Victor study Arthur Wilson Supt Epworth League 6:30 p m Junior and senior Miss Stark superintendent juniors Mr and Mrs Ray Davis senior sponsors Tuesday 7:30 p m church board of education Wednesday 7:30 p m service for prayer and praise
The Federated Church schedules morning worship at 10 o clock with a cantata The Song of Triumph by the youth choir. Sunday school meets at 11 15 led by Graydon Everett, with primary supervised by Mrs Hazen Jewell. Christian Endeavor at 7 pm invites all youths, prayer meeting April 16 at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Hazen Jewell, Dorcas circle at Mrs Clarence Cook’s April 17. The note ends with a church motto on stockholders and company words.
West Saline residents report several illnesses including Fred Arend with flu Albert Finkbeiner with mumps Buddy Seeger with flu and other family updates. Funeral attendance Wayne relocation visits Detroit and Wyandotte connections, plus road hazards and a Ford factory strike near Eric Merchant and the escape risk.
Mr and Mrs Harold Socks and family and guests visited the Hertler home Friday evening. The Saline Valley Farms community committee met at the Teschers Monday evening. Refreshments of fruitcake whipped jello and egg nog were served after discussing the next party.
Central Lods items report Charlie Naylor laid up with lumbago. A son Robert born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Drake. Several visits among local families including Bodmer Moore Kalmbach Kinsley and Steele family events. Moves and anniversaries noted with parish guests and neighborly gatherings.
Central York reports Detroit visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird Sr. Miss Marian Jewell from Coldwater visiting Miss Marie Bird. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Murray visited Ann Arbor. Emmett Murray of Mooreville spent Sunday with cousin Malcolm Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Murray of Superior township visited his mother Mrs. Hattie Murray Monday.
Divine services at 10 a m English services every second Sunday school at 11 on the fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
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