Saline Observer Post Office Ent. Details
Saline Observer notes mailing class and rates. Publisher Sim R Wilson and Esther Landwehr as reporter. Subscription costs 1.50 yearly, 1.66 six months within Michigan, 2 outside Michigan. Soldier subs 1.25 yearly. Single copies five cents. Card of thanks six cents per line. Poetry five cents per line. Obits and marriages published free. Event notices with admission charged six cents per line. Minimum 25 cents.
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Saline, Mich
Xuatter
Michigan
Seventh Grade Bond Rally Play Drives Student Participation
The seventh grade presented an original play On the Home Front contributed by Barbara Sinkule and Joanne Wallace with help from Miss Dahlgren. Susan Sugden led the keynote song Keep the Home Fires Burning as the class of 19 promoted bond sales totaling 2 078.75 and per capita 109.41. A youth recreation center project emerged from a Feb 16 meeting in the schoolhouse with Mr Colburn from Willow Run outlining successes elsewhere. A follow up gathering was set for Feb 22 to finalize details and pursue a separate facility outside regular school activities.
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Barbara Sinkule
Joanne Wallace
Colburn
Willow Run
City Council Proceedings January 10 1944 and February 14 1944
City council met in the council rooms on January 10 1944 with Mayor Pro Tem Haarer presiding due to Mayor Gross absence. The roll was read and minutes approved. bills totaling 1658 16 were authorized and checks issued. On February 14 1944 Mayor Gross chaired with Sugden Alber Haarer Lambarth and others present. action included attorney action to restrain alley obstructions near the Wiedman and Wheeler properties and bills totaling 1289 28 were approved and subject to mayoral call.
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Gross
Sugden
Alber
Haarer
Lambarth
Laird
Paul Weinlander
Mhaarer
City Attorney Institute
O. C. Wheeler
F. O. Weidman
Lvine
Wiedman
Wheeler
City Hall
Ambarth
cMamn
Atartn Cposs
Lottie
Cork
Spaghetti and Chicken Casserole Recipe and Prayer
A mixed page presents a devotional poem asking for ears eyes and voice to help others, followed by a spaghetti and chicken casserole recipe. The dish combines chicken, tomatoes, stock, cheese, onions, and spaghetti baked in a buttered crumb crust, servings eight.
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
A collection of short notes lists visits, marriages, illnesses and events. Residents like Alwin Burkhardt Edna Bondie Gilbert family, and Lucas families travel to Detroit Ann Arbor and Toledo. A sleigh ride by the Christian Endeavor group and a vivid fire destruction at Wampler’s lake are noted along with a birthday dinner for George Miller.
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Alwin Burkhardt
Detroit
Fonor Roll
Dell School
Edna
Matt
Josie
Beatrice Bondie
Ernest
Claude Gilbert
Glen
Kenneth Gordon
Karl Theurer
Ann Arbor
Conrad Jaeger
Maud Schroen
Toledo
Walter Towler
Bridgewater
Manchester
Clinton
Tecumseh
George Miller
C. H. Miller
Will Martin
Henry Morris
John Collins
Ypsilanti
C. H. Wittkracht
Fred Rekitt
Leslie Bailey
Raymond Girbach
Marion Girbach
Cleary’s College
Andrew Girbach
Christian Endeavor Society
Lewis Ernst
Wampler's Lake
George Wissle
York Mill Change of Ownership in Plymouth
York Mills, owned by Edward Alber for 33 years, has been sold to Mr and Mrs Gerhardt Cekau of Detroit who run a meat and sausage business. The mill continues under Mr We and is managed by the new owners with best wishes from the community. Sale arranged by Edward Luttermoser, real estate broker.
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York Mills
Edward Alber
Gerhardt Cekau
Detroit
Cekan
Alber
Edward Luttermoser
Plyoath Road
Plymouth
Mich
Klager Dies Suddenly During Visit to Bridgewater
Michael Klager 77 of Bridgewater and former Ann Arbor eye wholesale dealer died suddenly while visiting relatives in Bridgewater. Born February 18 1867 in Saline Township he married Emma Cleetar in 1896 she died in 1887. Survived by two sons Erwin and Co Klager and a sister Mrs William Sautter. Funeral services held in Ann Arbor and Bridgewater with burial in St Johns cemetery.
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Michael Klager
Ann Arbor
Bridgewater
Saline Township
Michael
Barbara Bauer Klager
Rentschier, Kisser, and Scheurer
William J Blaess Dies at 77 in Ann Arbor
William J Blaess aged 77 died at his Ann Arbor home after a brief illness. He was born in Lodi township June 17 1866 and lived in the county most of his life. He owned Manchester Mills before retirement and is survived by his wife Emma Diable, a son Oswald W Blaess, a daughter Mrs Le Roy Gale, four grandchildren, a brother Oscar F Blaess and a sister Mrs Bertha C Gross. Funeral at 1 30 this afternoon at Muehlig chapel with Rev Theodore Schmale officiating. Burial Bethlehem cemetery.
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William J. Blaess
Ann Arbor
Lodi Township
Leopold
Mary Visel Blaess
Lodi
Manchester Mills
Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church
Emma Diable
Oswald W. Blaess
LeRoy Gale
Oscar F. Blaess
Bertha C. Gross
Saline
Muehlig
Theodore Schmale
Bethlehem Cemetery
St John’s Lath Church Bridgewater services notice
Divine services at 108. m Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited. Pastor M. C. Phillipp leads St. John’s Lath Church Bridgewater.
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St. John’s Lath
Bridgewater
M. C. Phillipp
How The Railroads Are Functioning
Rotarians heard Roob Allie of the Michigan Railroads Association discuss current railroad operations and nationwide efforts amid equipment shortfalls. New member Charles Shultz received a lapel wheel as he joined the club, with many attending Saline’s anniversary event in Milan.
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Roob Allie
Michigan Railroads Association
Mr. Allie
Charles Shultz
Ann Arbor Street
Milan
Methodist Church Evening Services and Lenten Observance
The church offers a 10 a.m. worship service titled A Church at Its Best with Laymen participating. An evening program at 7:30 features a laymen led song service and a sermon The Prophets and the Supernatural Book by Dr. Lendrum. The day includes a 6:30 p.m. youth service and a 12 p.m. church school on The Authority of Christ. A union service at St Pauls church Friday the 25th marks Lent’s start urging broad participation.
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Lendrum
Christ
Arthur Wilson
St. Paul's Church
Federated Church Weekly Schedule and Sermons
The Federated Church announces Sunday worship at 10:70 a.m. with sermons on the Lord's Prayer titled Thy Will Be, Done. Sunday school at 11:30 a.m. for all ages. Young people meet at 6:45 p.m. A 7:45 p.m. evangelistic service features sermon and song with There’s no Place Like Home. Wednesday Ladies Aid meets at the church afternoon, Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. and Choir practice at 8:30 p.m.
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Ladies Aid
Army recruiting ad invites you to serve
Today many opportunities in the WAC await with the important job, the interesting life, and a chance to serve the country. Apply at the nearest U S Army Recruiting Station or write the Adjutant General in Room 4415 Munitions Building Washington D C.
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Army
WAC
U.S. Army
Adjutant General
Munitions Building
Washington, D. C
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C. A. Curtiss
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Ruth
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Whitney Beaer
W. M. Fowler
Es Mae Wheeler
Blanche Crandell
Fred W. Gross
York Mill
Mr. Alber
William J. Bilaess
Rotary
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Federated Church
Tiyam HH
A. C.lange General Insurance
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WAR Production Board
THE
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