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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1950
Page
3
Area church notices show Saline Methodist Church led by Pastor R. S. Hocking hosting Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts Sunday Feb 12 with a sermon Jesus Was A Good Scout. MYF meets 7:30 pm. Youth choir practice Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Fellowship Feb 15 7:30 pm. Readings span Mark, 1 Corinthians and Romans.
The Federated Church Presbyterian and Baptist lists Henry McKenzie minister and Thomas Hinkin director of Young People’s Activities. Service at 10 am with special music by the Adult Choir and a sermon on The Religion of Lincoln. Church school at 11:15 am. Senior YPG gathering at 4:30 pm for transport to Plymouth and Junior YPG at 5:30 pm.
The meeting led by Mrs. Thomas Hinkin features a discussion theme What Is Greatness with special music by Mrs. Robert Wray. Valentine party follows the meeting. Schedule includes choir rehearsals February 11 and 15 and a Fathers and Sons banquet February 16 hosted by Mrs. John Lamb.
Trinity Lutheran led by Pastor H. L. Engel offers a 10 am Divine Service and 11 am Sunday School. The adult class meets Tuesday evening, the Young People's Society Thursday evening, and Bible school runs Wednesday at 7 30 and Saturday at 9.
St Pauls Church Evangelical and Reformed led by Pastor Alvin Siemsen holds morning worship at 10 o clock with church school at 11 15.
Edgar Sweetland will host the Moody film series at York Baptist Church on February 15 presenting a natural color feature titled Dust or Destiny. The event promises nature secrets and attracts student interest alongside regular worship services including Bible school at 10 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m., and youth meeting at 7 p.m.
St James Evangelical Church five miles west of Saline on US 112 led by Pastor B F Lawrenz offers worship Sunday at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 10 am and a Bible study class Tuesday at 8 pm.
William Patrick O Connell of Silver Springs Maryland a World War II veteran paralyzed blind and memory loss five years ago is named Hero of the Month by the Disabled American Veterans He rose to district manager for Jefferson Standard Life Insurance after specialized training under Public Law 16 He served in the Ranger Battalion participated in D Day invasion and fought through Germany until he was wounded later regaining sight and memory He then studied at Purdue to become an insurance underwriter before joining Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company and advancing to district manager He is married with a baby boy U D C No 9 Washington DC and DAV member is cited for his rehabilitation success
Senior choir rehearsal Friday at 8 p.m. and junior choir rehearsal Saturday at 11 a.m. Readiness and schedule details for the church music program.
Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church Bethel Church and Schneider Roads services led by Pastor T W Menzel worship at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 a m.
Varnish curing methods differ by use. Industrial grades are baked or infrared cured to harden protective coatings. Retail varnishes are air drying and require no baking.
Net proceeds of 44.00 from a Mooreville PTA ham dinner at York Hall support a school movie projector. Weekend visits include Duane Dysinger guests at Loyal Kanitz’s. dessert club prizes awarded. several dinners and weddings noted among Mooreville and Milan residents.
The article explains that coal petroleum and natural gas are the earths chief fossil fuel sources next to solar energy. It notes their energy arises from hydrogen and carbon constituents and emphasizes their role in heat and power.
During World War II Sitka spruce logs were rafted from Alaska to Puget Sound mills in Washington to be manufactured into airplane stock.
A leftover potato can be stored in a covered dish in the refrigerator and later used to prepare a tasty dish the following day.
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