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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
2
Methodists hold 10 a m service during Young People's Week with choir revisiting favorite music. Church school at 11 a m features a Saul study led by Arthur Wilson, superintendent. Evening program at 6 30 p m invites junior and senior youths for worship and fellowship study. The church continues its service to the community.
The Saline Observer notes its post office classification in Saline Michigan with publisher Sim R Wilson and reporter Esther Landwehr. Subscription rates listed include 1.50 per year six months 1.00 outside Michigan 2 per year and soldier subscriptions 1.25 per year.
A new band instructor, Mr Jakad from Massachusetts, will teach Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in Cheboygan Michigan while pursuing an MA. He plans to raise the band to its prior standards amid a full schedule including work at a defense factory. Civil Air Patrol cadet numbers rise to about 25 with regular meetings and a April 2 test. new members may join anytime. News covers lunch changes and senior dinners plus a March 28 style show. The Ag department hosts visits and a pancake supper. Juniors plan the J Hop for May 12. Elementary grades report civics lessons, new teachers, and science topics while sixth graders showcase medieval history projects and a field trip to Gauss Baking in Ann Arbor. Easter crafts, poetry, and a reading contest run through the week as measles affect many children.
The piece discusses egg shortages and consumer role in stabilizing prices. It notes hatchery cancellations and forecasts better egg prices next fall and winter as April chick production rises. Michigan data show February egg output up 28 percent year over year while prices fell from the previous year despite higher feed costs.
A collage of local items from Saline and nearby: births, weddings, school attendance notes, club meetings, visits, and social events. March pupil punctuality at Hammond and Lodi Plains schools. weddings at East Henry Street. residents visiting Detroit and Ann Arbor. consolidation of barber shops. local club meetings and stock shipments.
Saline General Hospital reports Mrs Walter Allen and her son went home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Armin Wiedmayer welcome a son born April 5. Mrs Vernon Hills and daughter returned home Thursday. Stanley Crane of Milan underwent a tonsillectomy on Saturday. Mrs Floyd Mcell and son returned to Milan Monday. A son born April 5 to Mr and Mrs Howard Butts of Maghbee. Mr and Mrs Sherman Stiles of Milan celebrate an Easter gift of a son born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ervin Sampsel of Milan are parents of a daughter born Saturday April 8. Greg Brenion and Wilber Coe remain about the same.
Chicago reports from R M Field of the American Feed Manufacturers Association explain that feed price hikes stem from rising grain and protein meal costs rather than wider margins. He notes margins were fixed by OPA rules, with many dealers using lower margins, while labor and processing costs have surged.
The Federated Church Danville presents Rev Wiliam H Bach delivering Sunday morning worship at 10 30 sermon The Compulsion of a Great Compassion Sunday school at 11 30 for all ages Young people 6 45 evening service 7 45 with gospel hymn singing A friendship class meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mary Rogers home Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30 Choir practice 8 30 All are welcome Weekly gospel schedule in force.
Instructional blurb touts a straight through the machine method for straw and grain handling to save grain, improve grading, and reduce harvest costs. It emphasizes avoiding turns or corners for efficiency and better results.
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