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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
2
A timeless warning urges restraint and thrift urging readers to save now for future purchases such as tires when they become affordable again. The note emphasizes long term planning over immediate spending.
Single copies three cents subscription price one dollar per year six months or three months outside Michigan one dollar fifty annually card of thanks obituary and marriage notices published free announcements of entertainments when admission changes six cents per line minimum twenty five cents
The article explains head of family exemption of 1200 for a single person or married person not living with spouse. It defines requirements including actual support and maintenance in one household and close blood or marriage relationships. It cites examples and outlines conditions for guardians and relatives. The piece ends by noting St James Ev.-Ref. Church services in Saline Township.
York Township treasurer Henry Moorehead announces tax collection days at People State Bank Milan every Saturday from Dec 19 to Feb 27 inclusive and also on Feb 26 at Citizens Bank.
Coming Auctions Julius Schnirring two miles south of Saline at 10185 Maple road will have a sale on Feb. 20. Walter J. Acton at 10140 Maple road will have a sale Feb. 23. The Michicam Tuebroniosis Association notes Christmas seal returns will fund wartime tuberculosis prevention in Michigan.
Miss Hila Clark spent the weekend in town from Detroit. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dieterle on Sunday January 28. Numerous visits and house sales are noted among residents, with events including a county auto show in Ann Arbor, a masquerade party, church services, and a reading circle gathering.
Four years of rivalry end as Alice Klein Charlotte Phelps and Florence Clark lead the Class of ’43 scholastically with high averages. Alice Klein daughter of Oscar W. Klein active in band and farm machinery, hopes for college. Charette Phelps daughter of Fred and Mrs. Phelps chosen as DAR good citizen and edits the school panel. Florence Clark daughter of Roy Clark first clarinet and class historian of the yearbook.
Council proceedings record from the Feb 1 meeting in the council rooms. Mayor Gross presided with Lambarth and Alber present. Haarer and Sugden absent. Minutes approved, bills read and allowed, orders to be drawn, then adjournment subject to the mayor's call.
Worship at 10 a.m. with the sermon Voices in the Air. Organ prelude, offertory, and choir music. Church school at 11:15 a.m. What the Blind Man Learned study topic led by Arthur Wilson. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Miss Stark and Mrs. Curtiss sponsor. Tuesday 7:30 p.m. joint meeting of Official and Church School boards.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everybody cordially invited.
The slate lists tax collection dates for Citizens Bank on December 19 January 16 and February 20 and for Savings Bank on January 2 February 6 and March 6.
The Federated Church outlines Sunday worship with Communion in two dedicatory services, Sunday school for all ages, Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m, and an evangelistic message on What Happens After Death Heaven. Midweek Friendship Class meets at Emma Henne's home Wednesday 7 30 p m, with prayer praise and Bible study. Thursday choir practice. Saturday Christian Endeavor hosts a Valentine party.
Treasury urged payroll savings to fund 500 and heavier demolition bombs for RAF missions. The drills describe bonds attached for handling with fins added at airfield to ensure accuracy. Purchases support American air crews bombing Nazi war plants and rail hubs.
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