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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited by Pastor M. C. Phillipp.
Rev. C. A. Haneberg of Saline Township 5 miles west of Salne on US-112 announces divine services each Sunday at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15. Everybody welcome. Read the liner ads now.
Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter noted in Saline Michigan post office filing indicating second class matter designation.
Michigan newsmen visited Cassidy Lake in Washtenaw and Jackson counties to observe the corrections commission program. The camp houses 83 inmates from Jackson prison and 62 youths under probate judges. A day of performances by prison Zouaves and a 15 piece band contrasted with the reform aims of outdoor cabins, four hours of classes, and a strict honor system. Mundt escaped briefly but was captured near a Detroit policeman’s farmhouse, highlighting the era’s penology experiment.
Peach dessert recipe outlines a simple filling using sliced peaches lemon juice sugar cornstarch butter salt and almond extract. Mix juice with cornstarch cook until thick, then blend with butter and almond extract before folding in peaches and filling a baked pastry shell. Chill and serve with cream or meringue.
The article outlines methods for canning peaches, advising select ripe fruit and proper packing. It covers syrup preparation, jar filling, headspace, and processing times for both raw and pre cooked peaches, plus sealing guidance. It also includes a short obituary for Jacob F. Bauer, noting his birth, family, church ties, and funeral details.
Sunday worship at 10 30 the sermon titled Blessings Through Faith Plan to attend. Sunday school follows at 11 30 with young people classes at 6 45 p m No evening service this week. Wednesday activities include Ladies Aid at 7 30 prayer meeting at 8 30 and choir practice. Quarterly missionary dues are due.
About 45 Judd alumni gathered Sunday Aug 20 for a potluck in a tent and a business meeting led by president Mrs. Sidney Yape. Officers A G Richards and Duane Rogers were elected. Leola Murray and Karl Thearer were re elected. Letters from Horace Cowen Betsy Ward and Mrs Samuel Swain were read. The group sang patriotic and nostalgic songs and planned to meet again August 1945. Distance attendees included Adams Murray Gray Yave Turner Reeves and others from Chelsea Jackson Ann Arbor Milan Mooreville and Needles. Ernest Adams attended every reunion. Mrs. Sidney Yape was honored on her birth anniversary.
Local items cover visits among Ann Arbor Detroit and West Saline residents. John Tramontin visits Warren Finkbeiner. pastors and friends share news. Miss Imogene Harter plans Midland teaching. Dorothy Ray notes a soldier’s England trip and a 10 shilling gift. Community meeting reports discuss farm issues and coop taxes prior to an upcoming election month.
Carl Moehn and family came back Saturday after several days at Northlake. Michigan State Fair selection Luther Hertler to represent Washtenaw at the boys' school. Alpha Graumer and Violet Lamparter wed. they will live on a York township farm. Carl Woelper known as a crack shot. he shot a mink after investigating a nocturnal scene at Otto Gall’s pen.
Local residents share Sunday and weeklong visits with families across Owosso Holloway Toledo and Oakville. Multiple gatherings include birthday honor at John Marine household and kin visits among Stimp son Gordon Faust Marine and Wagner families. Muskrat fur rose to high wartime value as pelts brought several dollars each.
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