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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. Tanglish services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
Reverend C A Haneberg of Saline Township invites worship at 10 a m every Sunday with Sunday school at 11 15 in the church five miles west of Salne on US 112. All are welcome. Read the Dsner ads now.
The Saline Observer lists Sim R. Wilson as publisher and Eisther Landwehr as reporter with postal designation and publication details for Saline, Michigan.
Card of Thanks and poetry lines priced at 6c per line or 5c per line for poetry. Obituaries and marriage notices free. Entertainment notices with admission charged 6c per line. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Michigan conservation leaders and historians urge state action to acquire and restore Fort Drummond, the last British fort in Michigan, neglected for 116 years. The piece highlights its history, nearby DeTour reef lighthouse, and calls for preservation akin to Fort Mackinac and Fort Wilkins.
The campaign invites all citizens to buy war bonds with voluntary contributions. The Treasury expresses full confidence in democracy and public support for financing the effort.
Men awaiting induction will learn what to expect at induction, reception center, and training in a pre induction informational meeting in Ann Arbor sponsored by local draft boards and the Office of Civilian Defense. Families are invited to discuss home and military concerns as Navy Marine and Coast Guard officials may also attend. Motion pictures will show steps in becoming a civilian soldier. More than 60 such meetings have been held in Michigan. date and place for Ann Arbor will be announced soon.
A community notes roundup lists visits and travels in Battle Creek and Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunt and son Ray visit friends. extensions include a Sand Lake church picnic and a local nurse trainee home on vacation.
C. H. Carven is appointed street commissioner succeeding the late G. C. Mann. The notice also lists local visits and gatherings including families staying with relatives and a marriage on August 12 between Herman J. Steele and Rose Kresny, both of Ann Arbor.
Minister Fred A. Lendrum leads 10 a.m. worship with the sermon When Do We Worship and a choir music program. Church school begins at 11 a.m. Study topic Building National Leaders led by Walter Towler, superintendent, Monday 7 p.m. Prayer circle for students Friday 4 p.m. Junior choir rehearsal versos Work on Waib on the Lord. Mushrooms noted as food and poison in historical records.
The Federated Church outlines morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 and youth class at 6 45. Evening services are paused for two Sundays and resume September 10. Wednesday prayer meeting runs from 7 30. No choir practice. The fragment notes an act extending protection to Michigan wildflowers.
Mrs. Harry Conrad returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Korte and infant son returned home Saturday. Mrs. Hugh Kevelemy and little son went home Saturday. Mrs. Helen Lapeer returned to Wayne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finch welcomed a son on Sunday. Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Feldkamp welcomed a son on Monday. Aug. 21. Mrs. George Godfrey returned to Belleville Saturday. Mrs. Charles Smith and little son returned to Milan Aug. 17.
Poem by Harriet Beecher Stowe reflecting on God’s presence in dawn and daily quiet worship. Includes guidance for mold salad recipe with beets and horseradish, detailing gelatin soaking, mixing, chilling, and serving. Serves six.
Extension specialist Julia Pond urges Michigan families to prevent accidents by using safe kitchen equipment and proper knife storage. Suggestions include separate washing of knives, knife racks, wall or cupboard racks, discarding chipped dishes, using holders for hot utensils, turning pan handles away from edges, and wearing waxed floors to avoid slips.
Fragmented medical advisory notes discuss effective treatments for athletes foot. The text mentions topical agents and penetration issues, urging full strength application for sweaty or itchy feet at a drugstore. It reads like an old health column with partially garbled wording.
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