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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
4
Business visitor Erwin Schmid arrives in Detroit for a Tuesday stay. Various Saline residents host relatives and friends, attend meetings, and enjoy theatre trips. The Seventh grade tours a theater. coal shortages affect households. the Victory Clothing Drive yields 37 cartons sent to Milan and Niagara for aid.
Saline General Hospital reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Guenther last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Feldkamp welcomed a son Friday. Mrs. Herman Mariot and her son returned home Sunday. Miss Lottie Wallace plans to stay with Mrs. Sam Boyd. Mrs. John Schieh returned home Monday improved. Mrs. Clarence Haarer recovered from a minor operation at week’s end. Mary Engel of Milan admitted Tuesday as patient. Carmen Wanty of Milan had an appendectomy last Thursday morning and went home Tuesday. Victor Haynes visited his brother in Ann Arbor at week’s start. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bennet welcomed a son born Sunday February 5.
Federated R. W. McLaughlin conducts 10:30 morning worship and 7:45 evening service with 11:30 Sunday School and 6:45 Christian Endeavor session listed for the day.
The pastor at St Pauls Alvin Siemsen delivers a sermon titled A Patriot's Citizenship. The Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 6 p m, church school workers gather Monday at 7 30 p m in the Fellowship Room, and parents of children in confirmation instruction meet Tuesday at 8 o'clock.
L C George Dashner pastor leads the 1st Sunday after Epiphany service at St John’s in Bridgewater.
The notice invites attendance at Sunday services and school classes for all ages. German services are held first Sunday of each month at 9 30 a m with morning and Bible class portions included. The fragmentary text lists a 10 am service and 11 am Sunday class times.
St James Ev and Ref church located five miles west of Saline on U S 112 offers worship at 10:00 A M with Sunday School at 11:15 A M The first Sunday monthly service is conducted in German language.
Trinity Lutheran announces 10 A M Divine Service and 11 A M Sunday School led by Pastor H L Engel. Weekly events include Monday Choir, Tuesday Instruction, Wednesday Bible School, and Thursday League meetings.
Worship service at 10:00 a m church school at 11:00 a m and Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m led by Pastor R S Hocking in the Methodist church.
A religious note contrasts Moses and the disciplined few with the Israelites who despair after the spies report. God omits rebellious leaders from the Land of Promise, while Caleb gains blessing for steadfast faith despite a chaotic people and temptations.
The Jacob O. Bradley family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors and to the Rev. Ray MacLaughlin for the many kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement.
I thank my friends and neighbors for the many cards flowers gifts and acts of kindness I have enjoyed during my illness. Mrs Louise Schroen.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Layher express thanks to the Saline Fire Department crew who responded to the chimney fire call for aid recently.
West Saline figures Warren Finkbeiner and Roger Williams of Tecumseh attended the Berkshire Bred Sow Sale at Miami farms in Peru Indiana on Thursday. Mrs Warren Finkbeiner visited her Tecumseh in laws and relatives while others marked wedding anniversaries and family gatherings nearby.
Neighbors joined Lorrin Bauer for a birthday party with progressive music and refreshments provided by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs Fred Brauno Saline and Mrs Barbara Bauer visited the Bauer home on Sunday. The Carl Smith Family expresses thanks for flowers and kindness after their loss, with special appreciation to Rev Engle for his comforting words.
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