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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
3
Worship at 10 a m features an organ prelude and choir music titled arousing the unconscious theme The Priest in the Temple of Israel. Church school session led by Walter Towler at 7 p m Monday includes prayer circle study and plan for victory members urged to attend.
Gerald B Karn 23 son of Mr and Mrs Frank F Karn is a newly minted second lieutenant after earning the silver wings at the AAF Training Command La Junta Colorado advanced two engine pilot school. He trained on the AT 24 version of the Mitchell B 25 and previously worked as a machinist in Saline High School before induction in July 1942. He has served at Jefferson Barracks Lincoln Air Base and Moorhead among others and returned home on furlough after graduation Aug 4.
Saline General Hospital reports several births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reveling on August 4 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wenk of Chelsea on August 5. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Ridgeway on August 4, and another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Papp of Macon on August 2. In Mooreville a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson on August 7. Mrs. D. C. Simpson of Belleville underwent major surgery last Saturday and is recovering. Roberta Fréderick of Ann Arbor and Rosanne Camburn had their tonsils removed on Tuesday, and Mrs. Ernest Schrock of Milan and Lawrence Wagner of Britton had their tonsils removed on August 3.
Macon area residents report visits in Plymouth Dearborn and Flint including Cpl Donald Graf on 17 day furlough and J M Williams relatives at Homeland Albion. Funeral services were held for Betty Lou Bruder 18 in Tecumseh with burial in Clinton cemetery. Michigan pheasants favor open country with cover and food amid diverse habitats.
West Saline residents report visits among families including Mr and Mrs John Lesser of Dexter and Mrs William Boehm. Local groups meet with Arlene Feldkamp hosting Junior Farm Bureau and the St James Church Young People's League held August session. Roy Fischer of Ann Arbor, former Bridgewater teacher, died in France around July 7 08. Community events include Mission Festival at Bridgewater Church and gatherings at the Berkich and Schilling homes.
The advertisement claims the germ embeds deeply and cannot be killed by usual preparations. It promotes Teol solution mixed with 90 percent alcohol for penetration. It urges applying full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet and notes the product is available at Hugh G. Keveling's drug store for 35 cents.
Mrs Ziva Omalev spent Saturday with friends at Milan. Mr and Mrs Alger Allison called at the home of Carl Schmid Lewis Ernst has been entertaining his cousin from Milan for the past two weeks. This week Lewis is visiting friends in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Bruce and son attended a pot luck supper at the home of his sister Mrs Horace Warsaw of Azalis Wednesday in honor of Mrs Warsaws birthday anniversary.
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