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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

2

Methodist Church Sermon and Schedule

Worship at 10 a m features Democracy and Peace as the sermon title with organ prelude and offertory plus choir music. Church school at 11 o clock with lesson God Shows His People the Way led by Superintendent Arthur Wilson. Meeting of the Church Board Tuesday at 7 45 p m to keep vital church life going.

Jesson Arthur ‘Wilson

Remains Topic at Federated Church Service Notes

Federated Church invites worshipers to 10 30 a m sermon on the twelfth chapter with Rev William H Bach. Sunday school at 11 30 am. 3 30 pm baptismal service by Rev Parrish of Milan. C E groups 4 pm and 6 45 pm led by Russell Wie Mayer. evangelistic service 7 45 pm. Thursday prayer 7 30 pm and choir practice 8 30 pm. Observer offers wedding invitations and announcements with niece work and reasonable prices.

Remains Parrish Milan Rev. Bach C. E C. EH Russell Wiémayer the Observer

Local Newspaper Notices and Pricing Policy

Sim. R. Wilson publisher Mrs Vincent Fox reporter announces contact number 10383 subscription rates 1.90 yearly six months 50 cents three months 25 cents outside of Michigan 1.50 yearly card of thanks six cents per line poetry paid at five cents per line obituary and marriage notices free announcements with charged admission six cents per line minimum 25 cents

Sim. R. Wilson Vincent Fox Michigan

Advertising Is Helping To Win This War

Advertising guide promotes wartime saving and efficiency for housewives after Pearl Harbor. It explains war time products, how to use them, and supports War Bonds Stamps while aiding inflation control through consumer education and the National Association of Better Business Bureaus.

America Pearl Harbor National Association of Better Business Bureaus

Sign Of Ghost Town In Small Community Paper

The Bessemer Herald laments the suspension of the only local paper in a small town. It warns such loss makes the town a ghost town, diminishing community voice and status and stressing the need for a local newspaper alongside schools and churches.

Bessemer Herald

It’s Our Problem Too Converting Newsprint Use

The Colorado Editor argues that all newspapers must cut newsprint use, not just dailies. Weeklies should join in reducing overruns, wastage, free copies, and delinquent subscribers to avoid government-imposed limits.

Colorado

Washtenaw County Salvage Drive Reports Strong Six Months

George H. Gabler chairs a county salvage committee report listing six month totals: metal 8 396 000 pounds rubber 273 627 paper 2 690 000 rags 129 369. County ranks fourth in tin can collection and second in fats with 11 742 pounds against a quota of 11 308. Waste paper is in high demand for packaging war materials and requires continued saving.

George H. Gabler Washtenaw County

Pleasant Lake and area families gather for reunions

W H Barr and family spent Thursday at Pleasant Lake. The Feldkamp reunion drew 300 attendees at Pleasant Lake on Friday. Alfred Parson family reunion occurred at G W Barr’s home Sunday. About seventy five attended the Miller and Hagie reunion at Charles Burkhardt’s home.

W. H. Barr Pleasant Lake Chester Leonora Ypsilanti Caroline Rentsciffer Arthur Heinninger Walter Morden, Jr Macon May Morden Mary Edith Rouse Wiedman Florence Wurster Erma Meininger Clarksville Glennis Marjorie Coot Harold Layher Wallace Coe Paul Grumer Randall Beco Detroit Ciara Pleasant Farm Laura Lambarth Chris. Lambarth Lodi Mr. Alexander Ann Arbor Theodore Josenhans Leo Westphal Miller Miller and Hagie Charles J. Burkhardt

Local notes from Saline area and visitors

Sunday visits and family gatherings dominate the Saline area with residents from Ypsilanti Pittsburg and Manchester sharing time. Local bands and church groups host events while school and scout activities frame a week of community life. A week also notes yearbooks and religious services at the parish and Sunday School timetables.

Poetic Reflection on Youthful Privilege and Ambition

The piece presents a lyrical meditation on youth as a privilege and a source of radiant energy. It emphasizes living fully, feeding the heart with dreams, pursuing virtuous passions, and seeking truth through depth of feeling.

Calf Veal and Bacon Salad in Lettuce Cups

A recipe outlines combining veal bacon celery radishes and mayonnaise to chill then fill peeled tomato cups with salad mix and top with mayonnaise. It notes a fruit salad option for a simple luncheon, aiming for attractive nourishing presentation.

Michigan State tests pressure cookers gauges for housewives

Only two of 301 gauges submitted to Michigan State College for testing were correct. About 65 percent were adjusted to read right, one in five opened and corrected. Faults included nonzero dial hands, wrong valve springs, and dirty safety valves. The service offered gauge testing to prevent spoilage, not repairs.

Agricultural Engineering Department Michigan State College W. H. Sheldon Michigan Sheldon College

St John’s Bath Church Service Times

Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services held on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. Pastor M C Phillinp invites all to attend.

St John’s Bath M. C. Phillinp

New Ford School Names and Dates 1882 1917

A record listing names and approximate dates tied to the New Ford School. It covers individuals from 1882 through 1917, noting students and teachers such as Della Warner Josenhans and Esther Rentschler Heininger, with gaps before 1910 and inclusive ranges to 1904 and beyond.

Della Warner Josenhans Charles Parsons Delos Townsend Florence Rudman Finch Alma Sumner Cary Wheeler Sarah Tate Warner Hattie Tuttle Anna Chalmers Jennie Lindsley Mattie Kleversant Hattie Tucker Hva Schaefer Agnes Sears Fannie Friis Inez Halliday Caroline Cullin Ruth Sturm Miss Kleversant Margaret Miller Margaret Sears Violet Sweet Merritt Martin Misses Stone Tuttle Kleversant Blanch Riddle Briggs Eda Clark Esther Rentschler Heininger Mina Russell

School gain announced new superintendent and staff

Leo Jensen of Carney Michigan named school superintendent for the fall term with Nassau township service of 15 years and a Master’s degree from the University of Michigan. Mrs Jensen and twin daughters will reside here. Elizabeth Beck from Ottawa Lake named history instructor. Clifton Bowers to lead agriculture at Michigan State Teachers College graduate and split duties between Here and Clinton.

Pruwsesis Leo Jensen Carney Mich Jensen Nassau Township Upper Peninsula U. of M Elizabeth Beck Ottawa Lake Teachers College Ypsilant University Clifton, Bowers Michigan State Teachers College East Lansine Clinton

Ration Office Adapts to New OPA Rules

The OPA limits processing of ration applications and moves gasoline and food certificates to bank storage to prevent theft. The ration board will close at 4 pm Friday to process daytime applications, urging early submittals for meat sugar and butter rations and noting sugar for canning may be allowed with proper stamps.

O.P.A

Battle of the Atlantic Lenders Hold Fast to War Bonds

A stark wartime message recalls a torpedoed tanker and lost crew as it urges continued public support for War Bonds. The text notes a sinking vessel, a vast air bubble, and an empty lifeboat while affirming that savings remain safe and more ships must be built to replace those lost at sea.

U.S. Treasury Dizpartmen

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