What-So-Evers Elect Officers at April Meeting
The What-so-ever class of the Methodist Sunday school held its annual meeting April 20 at 7 p m at the Jordan home with a potluck. Eighteen members and two visitors attended as officers were elected: President Mrs Luther Briggs First Vice President Mrs C Q O Woodbridge Secretary Mrs William Martin Assistant Secretary Miss Lottie Wallace Treasurer Mrs C R Parsons Custodian Mrs R B J Spitler Teacher Mrs J N Lewis First Assistant Mrs C F FitzGerald Second Assistant Mrs C A Curtiss Third Assistant Mrs Frederick Lendrum The gathering featured a decorated room and a dinner, devotionals by Mrs J N Lewis a program by the entertainment committee and musical selections including a quartet and a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
C. A. Jordan
Luther Briggs
C. QO. Woodbridge
William Martin
Lottie Wallace
C. R. Parsons
RB. J. Spitler
J. N. Lewis
C. F. FitzGerald
C. A. Curtiss
Frederick Lendrum
Dora Hall
St. John
Josephine Decker
A. E. Cole
Lagrange
Ind
Hart
Hicksville
Ohio
Mesdames Holmes
Jordan
Briggs
Curtiss
J. W. Lewis
Miss Knight
Mesdames Curtiss
Government Tenant Purchase Loans Still Available
Applications for the Farm Security Administration Tenant Purchase program continue at the office of County Supervisor Donald D. Kline. Eligible tenant operators may buy farms from owners willing to sell, with 40 year loans at 3 percent under the Bankhead Jones Act. A three-man county committee reviews applications and price approvals to match earning capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Donald D. Kline
Kline
Farm Security
United States
Charles McCailla
Ann Arbor Township
C. A. Carr
Arthur J. Lutz
Saline
FSA
Hospital News From Saline County
Mrs. Chris Korte and infant son went home to Dexter last Thursday. David Throne of Milan had his tonsils removed. Mrs. Dan Levieit and baby daughter returned home Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Reece of Milan was brought to the hospital last Tuesday suffering with pneumonia and passed away Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Korte
Dexter
David Throne
Milan
Dan Levieit
Katherine Reece
Spring housecleaning and community notes from Saline
Curtains sway on clotheslines as spring work begins. The Michigan Schoolmasters’ Club met in Ann Arbor for its 56th annual gathering focusing on wartime education shifts to mechanical sciences math and health. A carillon concert at Angels hall and May Festival events were announced while a tire rationing case in Indiana drew penalties. Community news covers scrap drives radio listening surveys farm salvage and local safety patrols with several personal notes and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Schoolmasters’ Club
Ann Arbor
Angels Hall
Percival Price
Clara Schmid
Harold Keene
Schmid
Lucille
Erwin Schmid
Indiana
Fred Gillen
Emmet Kelly
Los Angeles
Arizona
W. L. Rundel
United States
Bataan
America
Rohbert Love
Eleanor Grunewald
Irene Feldkamp
Barbara Sinkule
Joan
Rotary Discusses War-Defense in Saline Meeting
Rotary members discussed Saline war and defense roles with Max Fosdick leading the program. Supt. Bearss outlined sugar rationing, Don Ford presented city zoning plans for Ann Arbor, and a public display map to be hung in banks for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Max Fosdick
Supt. Bearss
Don Ford
Ann Arbor
Alwin Gross
Camp Newkirk
Albert L. Merga
John Deere Company
J. Alfred Bosworth
Milan
Edgar A. Guest
Windsor
Toronto
Saline Ladies Fall In Rifle Meet At Ann Arbor
Saline Girls' Rifle team lost to Ann Arbor Girls' team 474 to 466 in a shooting meet at Ann Arbor. Saline shooters included Kuebler 95 Hart 94 Clark 98 Stimpson 92 and Weibusch 92 among others, while Ann Arbor-Pierson and Scope posted top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ann Arbor
Pierson
Graf
Hichel
Perrin
Spokes
Huber
Moore
Brodie
Bucholz
McLellan
Schiafer
Fowler
Breenfield
Muller
O’kane
Meyer
Tag
Luneberg
Marlow
Slater
Mahlke
Saline—Kuebler
Hart
Clark
Stimpson
Weibusch
DeVerna
Scope
Michigan 4-H Mobilizes 55 000 Youth for War Aid
Michigan 4-H club members totaling about 55 000 pledged to support wartime effort through gardens canning and food preservation. Across 83 counties local clubs held April 6 potlucks launching mobilization week with 7 500 volunteer leaders aiding enrollment and cooperation with Red Cross stamps and bonds programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
A. G. Kettunen
Michigan State College
Red Cross
Eye Strain Glasses Offered by Toledo Optometrist
Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo optometrist, offers glasses to prevent eyestrain. Office hours Saturday from 2:30 to 9 p m. Location Milan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gifford
Toledo
Music Demonstration at M S C Arts Program
A Tuesday afternoon music demonstration by the Michigan State College music department directed by Miss Frances Bannan featured performances by the audience chorus children's chorus and upper and lower grade choirs. Selections included America the Beautiful the Norwegian Mountain March and Indian War Dance with Saline High School Band under Superintendent Hubert Bearss. Local classifieds follow for farm and household products and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Washenaw
Music Department
Frances Bannan
America
Henry Carey
Crowninshield
America the Beautiful Ward
Mendelssohn
Bach
Marie
Hans
Czech Adams
Julius Haab
Jack and
Jill
Loomis
Pitcher
Erie Canal
Saline High School
Hubert A. Bearss
Intensified War Bond Sales Campaign Launched
The Treasury Department launches a nationwide effort on Friday May 1 to more than double War Bond and War Stamp investments. A monthly county quota is set with labor and management urged to ensure at least ten percent of every payroll funds bonds. The campaign seeks broad national cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Treasury Department
United States
Spring sports program opens with tennis and baseball action
The school spring sports schedule begins today and tomorrow with tennis teams traveling to Flat Rock for a season opener and baseball team heading to Clinton for their first game after Milan failed to appear last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
Milan
Reds
Diamond
Clinton
Saline Observer Classifieds Offer Local Ads and Jobs
Classified section lists cash rent requests for 10 to 25 acres, butter fat prices, farm and goods for sale including Duroc boars seed oats and a fumed oak furniture set, plus help wanted for janitors and staff at University Halls. Notices invite legal printing requests for estate settlements via Prebate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
Important Notice on New Car Regulations
New car regulations have been modified and may affect qualification. Visit us promptly to determine eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedman Auto Company
Fishermen Urged to Buy Quality Rationed Tackle
Ann Arbor's Fox Tent and Awning Company at 624 S Main St announces rationing of fishing tackle. They urge buyers to select durable gear that lasts, with stock described as complete and available now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Tent & Awning Company
S. Main St
Ann Arbor
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Saline Theater
The
Saline F. & A. M
U.S. O
Ben Uphaus
Lockwood Funeral Home
Parsnips
Lee
Charmin
Roquefort Liederkranz Limburger Frankenmuh
Longhorn
Cukesy
Schmid’s Food Market
Central Dead Stock CO
What-So-Evers
Washtenaw County
Saline Ladies
Amazon River
South America
Wolverine
Clarence Cook
G. L. Parsons
Ray Davis
Harry
Charles Lambarth
Edwin Schill
C. Boettzer
Elmer Steele
R. G. Wahl
Jacob Finkbeiner
Morton Poultry Farm
Cecil Davenport
Ann Arbor Street
Isaac Agner
Milan Depot
Field
E. Mich Ave
Ypsilanti, Mich
Call
Carroll Frost
Darling & Co
Montgomery Ward Co
Mich
Ann Arbor, Mich
Brooks Brothers
Adrian
Adrian, Mich
Adrian Tankage Co
Dan Herfier
F. R. Clements
Schult House
New York Central Depot
Julius Marion
Helen's Beauty Shop
Raymond Haeussler
Hast
Henry Street
University Halls
Observer
QALIN
Theatre
Jane Withers
Yokel Bay
Albert Dekker
Greta Garbo
Melvin Douglas
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
Masons
U. S
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