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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1943
Page
3
Miss Mary Willon Kendall from Owosso spent the weekend at home. Several visits and gatherings occur around town including bridge clubs, family visits, and birthdays. Snow disrupted weekend plans as Groundhog Day weather impacted social events and travel.
Saline General Hospital reports Mrs. Everett Bame and infant daughter returned home Friday. Mrs. Jay Ellis and infant son went home Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Armine Westphal on Feb. 6. Mrs. George O Connors and infant daughter went home Sunday. Two tonsillectomies performed on Monday for David Cook and Preston Myers. Mrs. H L Engle improving. Mrs. Simons confined here with flu Saturday through Tuesday. Byron Rhoades reported feeling fine.
I wish to thank all my neighbors and friends for the cards fruit and gifts given to me at my 80th birthday. Mrs George Walker.
Miss Ethel Lindsley thanks Saline Fire Department and neighbors for their swift response to a fire last week. Lindsley Brothers.
The piece recalls cavalry roots from Indian warfare days and urges War Bond purchases. It notes the value of sturdy horses and gear, and promotes the Payroll Savings Plan to invest ten percent of income into War Bonds.
A mother prompts her eight year old daughter Betsy to write a letter about saving money for War Stamps. Betsy lists household tasks and earnings totaling 1.24 dollars as part of a Treasury Department appeal urging families to pledge at least 10 percent of income to victory by New Year’s Day.
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