Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds Full Denominations
Guidance lists Defense Savings Stamps in ten, twenty five, fifty cent, one and five dollar values with a free album on first twenty five cent stamp. Defense Savings Bonds offered as Series E at 18.75, 87.50, 75, 375 or 0. Series F from 74 to 7400. Series G from 100 to 106000. Mail order forms via post office, bank, savings and loan or the Treasury.
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Defense Savings
Defense
Bank
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Daniel Chester French
America
Saline Observer details and subscription rates
The Saline Observer lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and M. C. Boutelle as editor. It notes post office entry at Saline Michigan as second class matter with single copies at 3 cents and annual subscriptions at 1.00, six months at 50 cents, three months at 25 cents, and outside Michigan at 1.50 per year.
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Sim. R. Wilson
M. C. Boutelle
iSaline
Mich
Notices on charges for obituaries and announcements
The notice explains rates for card of thanks six cents per line marriage and obituary notices free of charge poetry six cents per line and charged entertainments with a minimum charge of twenty five cents for advertisements and announcements.
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Local notes detail visits among residents of Saline and nearby towns Kept in a social ledger style with names such as Hazel Fucss Adrian guests, and Daley era events. Births and gatherings, bank appointments, and church activities are recorded along with notices and a probate notice request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fucss
Detroit
Charles Broderick
Adrian
Lewis Ernst
Dexter
Chautauqua
Bert Rogers
Lillian
Clinton
Joe Schmid
H. E. Morris
Jackson
C. Edwards
J. A. Alber
Mary Wolf
Farmers’ Club
Salem
Ann Arbor
Whitmore Lake
Raynor Pilbeam
Kenneth
Fred Sellen
Lee ‘Tescher
Wayne County & Home Savings Bank
Saline Savings Bank
M. E. Church
Daisy Galatian
Carl
Emergency Loan Program For Farm Grain Storage Launched
Farm Security Administration announces emergency loans to finance construction or repair of low cost granaries for farmers unable to obtain credit elsewhere. Loans cover storage space meeting CCC standards and may be on the farm or leased land. Local offices urged to contact for assistance amid a record grain surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Donald Kline
FSA
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kline
AAA Committee
Scout Camp At Newkirk Reservation Sees Growth In Attendance
More than 200 scouts joined the 15th season of camping at Newkirk Reservation near Dexter this summer. C E F Roszel, camp committee chair, reports attendance up from 1940 as the reserve hosts troops on weekends with eleven cabins and space for four to five troops per weekend under each troop's own leadership after signing a written application.
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Newkirk
Dexter
C. E F. Roszel
Trinity Ev Lutheran Church Announces Services and Convention Delegates
Pastor H L Engel reports no Sunday services on August 10 followed by league meeting on August 15 and a German divine service on August 17. The Wisconsin joint Synod convention will meet in Saginaw August 6 to 13 with Karl Wiedmann as the elected Trinity delegate.
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Divine Service
The
Wisconsin Joint Synod
Saginaw
Karl Wiedmann
Trinity
Can We Believe in Immortality Sunday Service
Federated Church holds 10 am worship with a theme on immortality and 7 pm Christian Endeavor for youths. Sunday school at TAS advances Lesson James Teaches Consistent Christian Living. picnic Aug 12 at Saline Park. prayer meeting midweek.
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TAS
James
CC. Graydon ‘Everett
Hazen Jewell
Christian Endeavor
Saline Park
Jellied Meat Loaf and Roasted Beets in Home Kitchen
A Home Hodgepodge feature offers practical recipes for Table time including Jellied Meat Loaf using veal and gelatin, Roast Corn and Beets baked to preserve delicate flavors. It suggests roasting corn in the husks, peeling beets after baking, and serving with butter, salt, and pepper.
Enriched flour urged for healthier meals in 1941
A 1941 article promotes enriched white flour as a healthful, budget friendly option. Roberta Hershey from Michigan State College explains enrichment adds vitamins and minerals lost in refining while remaining a food, not a medicine. Includes sources of thiamin and niacin with iron, notes riboflavin and vitamin D optional, and cites iron rich foods and regional Great Lakes context.
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Roberta Hershey
Michigan State College
Miss Hershey
Camp Livingston Welcomes Hardening Camp Life
In Camp Livingston Louisiana soldiers of the 127th Infantry learn the modern, winterized base camp with tents and permanent facilities. The 1,500 bed hospital, medical staff, meals, clothes, and equipment support a growing regiment from 1400 to 2513 men. Recreation and religious services are provided and visits by relatives are possible outside duty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Livingston
Army
127Th Inf
Wisconsin
New Orleans
Biloxi
Vicksburg
Galveston
Recreation Hall
Patriotic Thanks From 127th Infantry Unit
A brief wartime letter expresses sincere appreciation for the sacrifices of the unit's men. It notes a fine group, high morale, and time devoted to country, signed by Colonel J. Traty Hale and Captain Hubert J. Piette of the 127th Infantry.
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Traty Hale
Hubert J. Piette
Grandson Visits Grandparents by Airplane
SEEN AN' HEARD continues with plans by many as readers recall Amos an' Andy. Mr and Mrs A E Cole were surprised when their grandson arrived in his plane for a visit, recalling a childhood dream he shared in eighth grade about visiting them by air.
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Amos An
Andy
A. E. Cole
Denzil
Methodist Church Worships At 16 a.m Theme Doubting the Law
Worship begins with an organ prelude and offertory and special choir music. Church school at 11 15 a m studies Consistent Christian Living led by Superintendent Arthur Wilson. Official board meets Tuesday the 12th at 7 45 p m in church parlors. W S C E meets Wednesday the 13th at 2 30 p m in church parlors. If you have no home you are invited to worship with us.
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Arthur Wilson
Saline area notices and personal updates from 1941
Saline residents are listed returning home with families and infants after medical events. Court orders appear for Isaac Farley’s appearance in a Washtenaw County chancery case and probate actions in Washtenaw County including guardian accounts for William Earl Dietiker, with notices to publish in The Saline Observer.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ruth M. Farley
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Dietiker
Forendon
Saline Observer
Said
Jay G. Pray
Provate
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Roy Bixby
Grove Bros
E. H
A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
J. F. Grostic
D. C
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jim Finnell
Observer
Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
Ruth Gillen
Grand Rapids
May Biggum
Bay City
J. B.wallace
Esther Fairbanks
Whitmore
Reuben Deem
Fred Neebling
Amanda Schleh
Jacob Wisel
George Ehnis
Monroe
Daisy Millage
George van Houten
Christina Seeger
Karl Theurer
York
Paul Luckhardt
Pleasant Lake
Katherine Roeder
Deerberger
L. Sturm
Lillie Steele
Lulu Wiedmayer
Amanda Scheffler
Emma
Pauline Burrow
Bessie Carven
Washington
C. B. Carven
Montana
Joseph Schultz
Middleton
Wheeler
K. B. Simmons
J. L. Gregory
L. S. Pierce
Minnie
Mickie
Isa Ruthire
Charles Sughroe
Trinity Ev
Luth. Church
H. L. Engel
Federated Church
William H. Rach
Abbot Jake
Kalkaska ‘Courtty
Zukey
Livingston Ceounty
Great Lakes
Lake’ Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Otto H. Wahl
Fred A. Lendrum
Carpenter’s
Binder
Asher Saates
John Huber
Clarence Wackenhut
Baby
Bridgewater
Carl Brown
Infant
Billy Royce
Clarence Klumpp
Charles Brenton
Chancery Notice
Isaac Farley
Personnally
Edward F. Conlin
George W. Sample
Plaintif
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Guardian
Nord. -O- Borgert
Register of Probate
Howell
Oscar Myers Rendering CO
Willy
Reddy’s
Wales
Kuohn
Hk, Liberty, Cor
4Th Ave
E, Liberty
Nelly Don
Paristyle Ypsilanti, Mich
Renauenato Anl
J. Frederick_ Jones
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