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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1944

Page

1

Gail Boyce Wedding Friday at Stockbridge Home

A wedding occurred Friday evening April 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Wirt Boyce in Stockbridge. Katrene Gail married Albert Gail son of Mrs Herman Gall Saline township in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev C H Wittbract. The couple will live on the Willow road farm after a brief wedding trip.

Wirt Boyce Stockbridge Katrene Albert Gail Herman Gall Saline Township C. H. Wittbracht St. Paul’s Church Otto Gell Orrin Girbach Johanna Hill Carol Martin Stanley Gall Stockbridge High School

Junior Farm Bureau News Highlights Meetings Camp Plans

The county Farm Bureau schedules an April 25 meeting at the store to discuss milk problems with Bob Brustle as recreation chairman. A May 9 community meeting is planned, with the Ann Arbor group hosted by the Double family. A paper drive for the war effort is urged, and a new 65 page Junior Farm Bureau manual outlines its policies. Plans for 1944 leadership camps in Waldenwoods and Camp Grielich are announced with four camp sections and scholarships. About one quarter of Netherlands lands lie below sea level.

Farm Bureau Bob Bruestle Ann Arbor Harold Wilbur Elmer Salimie Katrene Boyce Albert Gali Stockbridge Junior Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Board Lansing Katrene (Boyce) Gall Waldenwoods Hartland Camp Grielich Grand Traverse County Northwest B. F. Hennick Frank Generich River Forrest Mmn David Trout Central State Teachers College Henry Tavior Farm Foundation of Chicago M. J. Bushler Saginaw Norman Peterson Detroit County Farm Bureau

Dr Frank Gifford Optometrist to Visit Milan Hotel

Dr Frank Gifford, optometrist, will be at the Milan Hotel office on Saturday evening from 1 60 to 9 29 p m to fit glasses. This marks his 11th year serving Milan.

Frank Gifford Toledo Optometrist Milan

Springtime Signatures and Ration Talk In Milan

The column notes spring signs with kids, a birthday party mixup, and jokes about rationing. It discusses ration board closures, salt needs for Japan in the Pacific, and warns against leaving matches within children’s reach. Hitler’s birthday is noted with a wry wish for surrender to Allied forces.

Butchie Harold Armbruster Bonnie Jo Clarence Fritz Observer E. L. Engel Mollie Amos and Andy Pacific Zone South Pacific America Manchester Enterprise New Deal Manchester Saline Chelsea Dexter OPA Milan Board Adolph Hitler

New Rotary Directors and Officers Elected in Milan

New directors are named Arthur Heininger F O Wiedman G J Prout Fred Lendrum Sam Lambar th Edward Redies and Don Fo new officers are President Arthur Heininger Vice President F D Weidman Secretary Leo Jensen Treasurer Henry Leutheuser Sergeant at Arms E G Mann Alwin Burkhardt resigns as secretary due to banking duties. Birthday customs and film show by Arthur Stevens mark a lively meeting with guests A J Cox and Walter Mac Peek. William Jakab will transfer membership to reach twenty.

Rotary Club Arthur Heininger F. O. Wiedman G. J. Prout Fred Lendrum Sam Lambarth Edward Redies Don Fo F. D. Weidman Leo Jensen Henry Leutheuser E. G. Mann Alwin Burkhardt Walter Cook Herman Heininger Albert Lange Lendrum Messrs. Crauss Jensen Redies Fosdick Arthur Stevens Milan Tennessee Valley Authority Chicago Soa A. J. Cox Walter MacPeek Ann Arbor William Jakab Cheboygan

Community Get Together Ends Saline Season On High Note

The final and most successful social evening of the season was held Monday in Saline. The Community Spirit is credited with the success, with thanks to the Committee of Twelve and The Observer editor. The CAP Cadets impressed in uniform, Hans Schmidt led a circle square dance for over a hundred attendees, and gingerbread with wine cream was enjoyed. Tentative plans include picnics this summer and welcomes new suggestions.

Saline the Observer CAP Hans Schmidt

Local families report visits births and health notes

Saline General Hospital reports Mrs Raymond Maleitzke and daughter returning to Whittaker. Mrs Howard Butts and baby son go home to Maybee. Mr and Mrs Otto Schrock of Milan announce a girl born April 14. Mrs Armin Widmayer and son return home. Alice and Lois Chapman and Ann Kuebler underwent tonsillectomies. Mrs Ervin Sampsel and daughter return to Milan. Wilber Coe and Fred Brenson are listed as same. In 1943 US hemp straw production reached 370000 tons yielding about 50000 tons of fiber for the textile industry.

Raymond Maleitzke Whittaker Howard Butts Maybee Otto Schrock Milan Armin Widmayer Little Son Alice Lois Chapman Ann Kuebler Ervin Sam

Moving van Seen Near Graf Residence in Miami Beach

A moving van was spotted in front of Pete Graf's home in Miami Beach, raising questions about the person and purpose involved in the incident described as a long trip from home.

Pete” Graf Miami Beach Fla

Proclamation Declares Boy and Girl Week in Saline 1944

Mayor Alwin Gross proclaims April 29 to May 6 1944 as Boys and Girls Week in Saline urging business groups civic organizations churches schools and citizens to cooperate with the week committee to safeguard youth and strengthen democracy during the war effort.

Proclamation United States Alwin Gress GE Saline City of Saline

Saline Red Cross drive tops quota with thirteen hundred

The Saline Red Cross War Fund drive reports total donations of 1 878 71 dollars, exceeding quota by 878 71. Local businesses and groups contributed 415 individual memberships plus many cash gifts including several hundred dollars from Latine Theater and multiple 25 to 50 dollar gifts. The note invites readers to place spring bed and children's tricycle ads and lists various sales and services in the Saline Observer.

Red Cross War Fund Red Cross Saline American Legion Legion Auxiliary Methodist Church A and B Tool Company Ladies’ Aid Federated Church Friendship Class Hoeft’s Savings Bank Citizens Bank St. Paul’s Church Burkhart Store Lambarth Brothers Woman's Club Fosdick & Ford Gross Hardware BE. S Junior Red Cross Ford School Saline School Memiberchin Rad Crees Bamber Ford Mill

For Sale Classified Ads in Saline Area

Observer Liners advertises classified rates and listings for Saline Michigan including items for sale and services. Listings feature paint pails oats seeds farm stock chicks a DeLuxe Ford Tudor and poultry with phone numbers and sellers such as F R Clements Wiedman Auto Co Mabel Needham Dan Hertler Son and Saline Hatchery.

Mabel Needham Wiedman Auto Co

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