Local Visitors And Family Ties Highlight West Saline Notes
West Saline reports include Mrs Tony Lewis recovering at St Joseph Mercy in Ann Arbor, visits from Mrs Hostettler and her Adrian-based daughter, and Mrs Lorrin Bauer's stay with her ill mother Mrs Ashley Burg. Detroit native Samuel Taylor II visited his mother Minnie Lewis as his son stayed with family. Dr Paul Papsdorf of Chicago visited his mother and relatives and, with Henry Ford’s courtesy, a 1944 planting ceremony yielded portraits for 14 attendees. Rev Carl Hanehere received a group photo from Summersay at St James Eve Church.
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Tony Lewis
St. Joseph’s Mercy
Samuel
Paul Papsdorf
Chicago
Otto Papsdorf
Bruno
Parsonage
Trs
Haneberg
Henry Ford
Setember
Carl Hanehere
St. James Eve
Summersay
Divine Services at St. James Ev. Reformed Church
Divine services at 10 a m on Sundays and a Sunday school at 11 with German service on the first Sunday each month. Everybody invited. Saline Township church located miles west of Saline on US 112. Rev C G A Hanberg pastor. Divine services 10 a m and Sunday school 11:15 a m. all welcome.
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St. James Ev
A. Hanberg
Saline Township
Salne
Saline Michigan Newspaper Billing and Classified Rates
Publication details show Saline Michigan post office imprint and pricing for subscriptions and notices. Rates include 51.59 per year, six months 1.00 outside Michigan, soldier subscriptions 1.25 for two years, single copies five cents, card of thanks per line, poetry paid per line, and paid notices for entertainments with a minimum 25 cent charge.
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Michigan
Seventh Jerry Jordan Leads High School A Honor Roll Listing
A long list of students named with grades and points appears, highlighting top A and B students across classes. The piece notes several honor roll entries, class activities, meeting reports, and a January 24 school event with FFA activities and initiation.
University of Michigan Prepares for Postwar Growth
Ranking fifth in the nation, the University of Michigan plans for postwar expansion with an anticipated 18 600 to 20 000 resident students. Dr. Alexander Ruthven emphasizes research and education as dual paths in serving Michigan, detailing peacetime applications, off campus services, and new extension efforts across the state.
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University of Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
Dr. Ruthven
Michigan
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Tate Tennence Lespeine
Enilecea
Sheng
Royllv
Steff
Ann Arbor
Flint
Grand Rapids
University
Forestry School
School of Education
Visual Education Office
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University faces larger enrollment and aging facilities
The postwar era promises expanded university service but brings crowding and safety issues. Enrollments may reach about 18 800 resident students, necessitating new classrooms and labs. Aging buildings like Angell Hall need replacement to ensure safety while housing and faculty salaries pose costly challenges.
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Pepare
Angell
Unysity
Frr
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Michican
Jaises
Aso
Michigan
Richican State Radis Hightechts Program Schedule
A damaged OCR style schedule lists daily radio programs including Bondag ian on Tuesday and Don Buell on Wednesday. It notes 6:30 to 6:45 p m weather features and 6:45 p m daily Music the Lives on the air with references to Civilian Defense, Voice of the Army, and Norway Fights On.
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Bondagian
Don Buell
Wick Jarbawy
Michigan
Voice of the Army
Uy-As
Norway
Lives
Worship Services and Meetings at Twathodet Church
The Twathodet Church schedules Worship at 10 am with a sermon titled Shooting Straight and an anthem by the choir. Church school follows at 11 am on God's Concern for His Children, with Walter Towler as superintendent. Monday 7 pm Student prayer circle led by Mrs. C. A. Curtiss. Tender Tuesday evening features W S C S chapters meetings. Thursday 8 pm choir rehearsal with the anthem Serve the Lord with gladness.
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Walter Towler
C. A. Curtiss
Central York Neighborhood Notes and Local Visits
Ziva Omalev was home from Detroit Thursday night. Jim LeBaron is home from school with a bad cold. Gail Riggs is taking the farm census in this neighborhood and worked on Judd road Monday. Lieyd and Jean Gauntlett of Milan were supper guests of Jim LeBaron Friday for his birthday. Roy Travers returned Monday after two weeks at the University of Michigan hospital following a leg operation. Miss Bessie Richards, formerly of York now living in Milan, recently fell and broke a hip.
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Ziva Omalev
Detroit
Jim LeBaron
Gail Riggs
Judd Road
Lieyd
Jean Gauntlett
Milan
Roy Travers
U. of M
Bessie Richards
York
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
A local reminiscence page recalls visits and births including Mrs Thomas Shultz and son Donald visiting Mrs Farelkd Halsey in Jackson. Miss Geraldine Kutler earns a nursing cap at Ford Hospital Detroit. A January birth is noted at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. The Ewing family of Pontiac and Kate Stange host relatives for a weekend. Arthur Heininger recovers from an operation at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. A message from Crystal Falls Florida mentions warm weather. Saline rural teachers meet at Lodi Plains with Rae Florence Wurster guiding. February meeting set at Valentine school hosted by Miss Lucille Aprils. Miss Lucille Theurer, a Manchester teacher, spent time with her parents. Erma Theurer, nursing student, visited Reine. Milk truck at Gordon Baking Company dairy plant referenced with full milk carriage. Damaged line mentions crane incident damages in Detroit.
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Geraldine Kutler
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Otto Bredernitz
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
R. W. Ewing
Maurine
Pontiac
Kate Stange
Arthur Heininger
Manchester
Bir
Jacob Theurer
Erma
Theurer
Reine
Gordon Baking Company
Beline
Quiet wedding tied to Pittsburgh groom in village home
A quiet wedding was solemnized last evening at the home of Mrs. George Whissly. Miss Luella Whissly married Mr. Harry H. Parsons of Pittsburgh, Pa. The Michigan State Engineering Society held its annual three day meeting in Ann Arbor with Leigh D. Townsend reading on field and office methods for the Typographic Map of the United States.
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Chris. Braun
Ann Asbo
Pomona
Pirmoeath
Maud Friis
Detroit
Farry
Frank Stilts
Fred Richards
Boyl Erailer
First
York
Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Emma Nissly
J. George Finkbeiner
J. Weber
Ann Arbor
George Whissly
Luella
Harry
Parsons
Pittsburgh
Michigan State Engineering Society
Leigh D. Townsend
United States
Federated Church to Welcome Ray McLaughlin as Guest Speaker
The Federated Church invites all to Sunday worship at 10 30 with guest speaker Ray McLaughlin from a Chicago Theological Seminary. Sunday school at 11 30, youth at 6 45, evening service at 7 45 with Mr McLaughlin again leading. Midweek prayer at 7 30 and choir practice at 8 30.
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Ray McLaughlin
the Theological Seminary
Chicago
God
Central Lods Social News Update
Mrs Will Lindemann and Mrs Lewis Rentz visited relatives in Michigan. Cyrus Reed plans a farm move to Chelsea this week. Ralph West of Detroit stayed with sister Bert Moore. Katherine Rothenbecker spent the weekend in Ann Arbor with parents. Herman Gross hans and Hileen Moore called on Ernest Wild. Reed and Delores shared Sunday dinner with Rueben Finkbeiner and John Burkhardt. Norman Moore and family and Will Birkle families joined Bert Moore and Ralph Moore for Sunday. LinER ads get results.
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Will Lindemann
Sunpea
Lewis Rentz
Cyrus Reed
Chelsea
Ralph West
Detroit
Bert Moore
Herman Grosshans
Hileen
Ralph Moore
Ernest Wild
Delores
Rueben Finkbeiner
John Burkhardt
Norman Moore
Will Birkle
Ralph
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James Lemke
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Margaret Mulder
Donald Steiner
Betty von Sosson
Pat White
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Barbara‘ Sinkule
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Joan Hisman
Dan Hall
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Harry Fosdick
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Howard McAllister
Robert Murrel
Patsy Swanson
Jack Leonard
Lou Anne Filfing
Merritt Martin
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Jane Jordan
Dale Monagin
Tommy Scruggs
Sandra VanDorn
Joan Bennett
Margaret Brandt
Helen Graf
Robert _Leutheuser
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Marjorie Tower
Shirley Uphaus
Larry Wiedmayer
Nancy Woods
James Cullin
Joyce White
Rick Indermaur
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