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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
2
Pastor George Daschner leads St John s Bridgewater in a 9 30 A M German Holy Communion service and a 10 30 A M English service followed by an 11 36 A M Sunday School. The message urges every family to invite one new family over the next six months to grow church membership and attendance.
The Federated church announces morning services at 10:00 a.m. plus Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. An evening Singspiration is planned for 7:30 p.m. A junior choir practice is set for Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Pastor H. L. Engel presides at 10 a.m. divine service with Holy Communion. Registration Saturday afternoon and evening. Sunday school starts at 11 a.m. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon and the Men's Club meets Wednesday evening.
Rehearsals resume for the fall and winter seasons beginning next Monday evening. Choir members are reminded of schedule details and venue.
Pastor Alvin Siemsen will speak on Disciplining For Fidelity. Church council meets Monday September 2. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday September 4 at Mrs Adolph Steile. Women’s Guild meets Thursday September 5 at 8 pm in the Fellowship Room. Mission Festival set for Sunday September 8.
South Saline residents visit relatives in Garden City Ypsilanti Milford and Wayne while others travel to Clear Lake for a birthday picnic. Hamilton Moore Sr and Jr travel to Iowa to visit a brother. Vealey Hall to University of Michigan preparatory course. fall term planned.
The St James Evangelical and Reformed church announces Sunday School at 11 15 A M and worship at 10 A M Five miles west of Saline on U S 112 Pastor C A Haneberg. A German language worship service is held on the first Sunday of each month.
The Saline Rotary Club is thanked for a fine contribution to the Black and White Show, cited as a major factor in its success. Washtenaw County Holstein Friesian Association notes the event’s achievement.
The Keubler and Duff families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their kindness after a death. Mrs. Louie Keubler and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Keubler are thanked along with Mr. and Mrs. John Duff for support during this bereavement.
Minnie M Stralnic 51 wife of Robert A Stralnic died Saturday night at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor She resided in Milan since her marriage Oct 81 1914 in Azalia Born Jan 25 1895 Cone daughter of Jehile and Jessie Auten Surviving husband three sons Louis Frank Paul four grandchildren five brothers Funeral services 2 pm Monday Stevens and Bush Funeral Home Rev William Johnson burial Marble Park cemetery Herman A Gensley 66 of Zeeb road longtime Lodi township resident died Friday at St Josephs Mercy Hospital after months ill Born April 20 1880 in Lodi township son of Christian and Anna Hans Gensley Lifelong Lodi resident served as supervisor and later township clerk 1927 1939 Member St Thomas Lutheran Church Freedom Twp Surviving two brothers Edwin Paul three sisters Ida Lydia Elia Nephews and niece Interment 2 pm at St Thomas Lutheran Church burial in St Thomas Cemetery.
The passage argues that without action, veterans will face worsened housing shortages leading to numerous new slums that would burden aesthetics, society, and finances for decades. The writer warns of future regret if no remedies are implemented.
A physician prescribes a weight loss method allowing patients to eat a fixed daily number of candies while reducing bread potatoes and liquids by more than half. An overweight patient consumes chocolates at specific times totaling nine per day, claiming the sweets curb cravings and provide energy until the next meal.
Mrs Hattie M Robison 79 widow of Fred A Robison died last Thursday at her Macon area home after a long illness and a hip fracture from a fall after a prior hospital operation. Born November 1 1866 in Jerseytown Pennsylvania she moved to Michigan as a child. She married December 15 1887 and lived on the Macon farm where she passed away. She was a member of the Macon Presbyterian church and the Woman's Club. Surviving daughters are listed.
Mrs Marietta Jeffries of South Bend Indiana died recently leaving two sons Ernest Tecumseh and Samuel Clinton a brother William T Smith of Long Beach California ten grandchildren and one great grandson Her husband and a daughter Linna R Herrington preceded her in death Funeral services were held Sunday at the Macon church with Rev O E Priest and Rev C E H Foltz officiating Burial followed in the Macon cemetery
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