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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
2
The notice identifies Sim R. Wilson as publisher and lists the paper as printed at the Saline print office with second class matter status.
In Washtenaw County Chancery Court case 1053-0, Virginia Racy sues Robert Racy. The court orders defendant to appear within three months and publish notice of the action in The Saline Observer within two weeks.
The bulletin notes report cards handed out Monday December 6. Glee Club events include a Tacky Party and a joint Thanksgiving assembly with the Boys' Glee Club performing multiple pieces. Mr. Bowers attends a state meeting in Tecumseh and plans adult farmer classes in Saline. Bible quotes and Thanksgiving readings fill Wednesday sessions. Lenore MacArthur returns. John Alden and Priscilla Mullins play featured. Fifth and sixth grades report vacation thanks and early history studies.
Students in third and fourth grades cheer as Mr. Jenson grants a brief vacation following a morning assembly. Donna Sue Thomas notes the spelling books arriving later that day, bringing happiness to both classes.
A home recipe outlines Cream of Potato and Onion Soup using four onions four potatoes two tablespoons flour butter or margarine three cups milk one tablespoon parsley salt and pepper. Boil vegetables drain reserve water mash, blend with butter and flour, add milk and water, mix with pulp and season. Serves six. A tip notes cheese crackers enhance tomato soups.
Home economists at Michigan State College urge careful meat canning to save ration points while preserving the meat supply. Key rules: use fresh tender meat, pack hot, and process under pressure. Details include processing times for chicken and beef in pint or quart jars, with bulletin 204 available on request.
State agriculture officials remind farmers the new seed law effective June 11 bans selling seed with a germination or purity test date over nine months old. Analysts warn some year old stocks remain saleable but urge updates to testing dates to prevent losses and support national food production.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone invited The notice also mentions there are about 40 000 known kinds of mushrooms.
A clippings-style roundup notes individuals visiting Ann Arbor Detroit and Saline township on various business and social calls. It lists attendees at social events and a local theater outing as well as school attendance records and community notices. LeRoy Pearson outlines registration procedures for new registrants cautioning on birth date proof and false information penalties.
Thirty years ago residents shared Thanksgiving visits across Michigan. Families mentioned include Burkhart in Detroit, Mason in Saginaw, Hertler children born in Saline township, Hoyts with Homer in Detroit, Dexter Briggs visiting Chicago relatives, and several locals hosting or visiting kin in Norvell Pittsfield York and Lodi. Local church Ladies Aid cleared 170 after a doll sale and chicken pie supper.
The Federated Church announces a 10 30 a m worship with communion and a war relief offering. Sunday school at 11 50 a m includes all ages, followed by a 6 45 p m youth service and an evening 7 45 p m gospel service. Weekday events include a 7 30 p m prayer meeting and 8 30 p m choir practice. National Bible Sunday is noted for December 12.
Saline Township near Saline Michigan lists weekly divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 15 with pastor A Haneherge welcoming all. The notice notes 1 827 Michigan residents died of tuberculosis last year, an upturn from prior year and cites MTA on preventable deaths.
The 14th annual Junior Livestock show at Detroit stockyards December 7 8 will stage 437 fat lambs and steers before judges. Sixty counties represented with 76 pens of lambs and 209 fat steers entered by 4-H club members aged 16 to 20. Judging begins Wednesday for lambs and at noon for steer classes. grand champions announced late afternoon with a Statler hotel banquet that evening. Thursday features an auction sale led by Andy Adams of Litchfield.
Worship at 10 a.m. with Holy Communion and an organ prelude. Church school at 11. Arthur Wilson leads the superintendent and youth programs. 6:30 p.m. an hour of worship and study. A reader notes men find deeper meaning in worship beyond routine churchgoing. Also a note on tuberculosis and a remark about the U S Mexico border’s streams.
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