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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1942

Page

2

1941 Federal Income Tax Filing Rules and Rates

The guide states filing thresholds for individuals and married couples, deadlines for calendar and fiscal years, filing locations with Internal Revenue, and how to prepare returns using Form 1040 and 1040A. It outlines a normal tax rate of 4 percent on net income after credits and a graduated surtax on higher net income, plus a push to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps.

Internal Revenue District Internal Revenue United States

Local Saline Observer notices and pricing

The Saline Observer lists pricing for circulation and notices. Card of thanks and obituary/marriage notices are free. poetry charged per line. announcements with admission charged priced per line. minimum 25 cents. Subscriptions priced at 1.00 yearly within Michigan, 1.50 outside.

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Hundreds of Wastenaw Farmers Face New Income Tax Returns

The article explains that in 1942 many Wastenaw County farmers must file income tax returns for the first time under new thresholds. It emphasizes the need for complete records of income and expenses, the Farm 1040 F form, and the value of monthly records to avoid penalties and costly audits.

Wastenaw County Uncle Sam

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Notes

Rev H L Engel to lead English divine service at 10 am with Sunday school at 11. Church council scheduled to meet Tuesday evening.

Trinity Ev Church Council

Methodist Church Seeks Worship and Study Themes

The sermon centers on Opposing Forces with a minister’s message by Fred A. Lendrum. Organ prelude and offertory, choir music, church school at 11 15, and The Source of Our Courage study led by Arthur Wilson. Epworth League activities at 6 50 p m. institute echoes and weekly meetings listed.

Arthur Wilson Epworth League Rainbow Division C. C. Woodbridge

East Lansing students and Ann Arbor visitors noted

Carl Zahn went to East Lansing Monday to enter M A C Ward Wheelock and sister entertained neighbors with cards Monday evening. Several residents like Mrs. O B Sweezey and Miss Vesta Mills visited Ann Arbor. A Whit ney theatre concert by Sir Harry Lauder was attended in Ann Arbor last Thursday night.

Carl Zahn East Lansing Ann Arbor Marshall Canine Raymond Ida Sanborn Dearborn O. B. Sweezey A. F. Clark Marie Dieterle Lansing Emanuel Rentschler H. B. Cole and HE. F. Henne Livyd Margaret Fairbanks Sir Harry Lauder Whitney Theatre

Local notes from Jackson and nearby towns reflect gatherings and moves

Miss Olive Martin visits in Jackson while relatives host. The Davenports and Cecil spend New Year with family. Webb Coe and siblings celebrate at Uncle Walter Coe’s. The Y M C A accepts a high school game in Ann Arbor tomor row. Ernest Monroe relocates to Adrian for nursery work. Ladies Aid meets Jan 10. The Buckman golden wedding is noted. Saline Baptist church list anniversary set for Jan 6 1912. Hoyt Sutherland and family attend Tobias Sutherland’s 59th birthday in Ypsilanti. A citron from 1910 appears in L. M. Thorn’s store window. Harry Lee Baker arrives from Libby Montana to Ypsilanti. Methodist Sunday school holds a reception. Davenport reports on his Panama trip.

Olive Martin Jackson G. W. Shaw Marshall Davenport Cecil Webb Gertrude Wallace Coe Walter Coe Ann Arbor Ernest Monroe Adrian Speelman Nursery Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Ernest Sutherland Tobias Sutherland Ypsilanti L. M. Thorn Harry Lee Baker Libby Montana Catherine Harris J. M. Hoover Methodist Sunday School

Federated Church Sunday Worship and Activities

Federated Church invites all to Sunday worship at 10 oclock with Sunday school at 11 15 for all ages. Evening service at 745 includes sermon and song. Christian Endeavor at 630 features Miss Dorothy Otto leading the young peoples group. Midweek prayer and Revelation study Wednesday, choir practice Thursday, Friendship class meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Ernsts home.

Christian Endeavor Dorothy Otto Murphy Jan Ernst

Home Hodgepodge and Winter Cooking Ideas

A public notice invites readers to share household tips and favorite recipes. The piece includes Ella Wheeler Wilcox inspired verses, mentions upcoming winter cooking schools, and offers a pineapple meringue dessert recipe and a pear gelatin dessert with maraschino cherries.

Michigan beans boost morale and home diets

Michigan State College home economists say the states white pea or navy beans, produced in vast quantities, serve more than military menus. Michigan holds a national lead in bean production and residents should incorporate more beans into daily meals.

Michigan Michigan State College

Beans as an inexpensive exergy food and nutrition source

The article from the U S Department of Agriculture advocates beans as a low cost protein and iron source with vitamin B1, suitable for frequent inclusion with dry peas or peanuts. It outlines simple cooking rules soak soak water reuse soft water slow simmer bake at 250 F and careful liquid addition, plus flavorful pairings.

Bureau of Home Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture

Mooreville Area Families Share News and Weddings

Mooreville residents announce moves to new homes and farms on Mooreville road. A local funeral honors Frank Augustus in Ypsilanti. Doris Jean Crawford and Golden Hoffman wed in Milan, and Robert L. Randolph and Helen L. Hatley marry in Jackson. Loyal Kanitz hosts a New Year party with 14 guests and euchre games. Curtis M. Wylie promotes Christmas seals to fight tuberculosis.

Stanley Mandelka Ralph Mooreville Road Harry Brown Saline Dr. Clark Loyal Kanitz Frank Augustus Ypsilanti Harlan Holcomb John Murray Dearborn Norman Valmer Royal Oak D. C. Swaney Milan Hoffman Robert Randolph Robert L Helen L. Hatley First Presbyterian Church Jackson C. Griffith North Mechanic Street Bernard Crawford Harry Hamlin

Camp News and Army Letters From World War II

Rudy Feldkamp thanks friends for Christmas cards and reports a camp Christmas dinner at Takoma Washington. Kenneth Yager recounts transfer from Fort Sill to Fort Lewis detailing train travel, minor injuries, weather, and a dreary Christmas while awaiting hospital fittings and a Happy New Year message.

Rudy” Feldkamp Takoma Wash Kenneth Yager Fort Sill Fort Lewis Washington Co. E

Michigan bank officers sworn January 5 1942

Notary Clarence Cook certifies before him in Washtenaw County that the document is sworn. Bank officers listed include President A. Curtiss, Vice-President Martin Fuoss, Cashier H. A. Holmes, and Assistant Cashier H. W. Kuebler. Commission expiry noted Sept 2, 1944.

H. A. Holmes C. A. Curtiss William Harwood Martin Fucss State OF Michigan

Community Parties and Family Gatherings Highlight West Saline News

Milton Finkbeiner returns home on furlough as a community party honors him. Ann Arbor’s Mrs. Aaron Wiedmayer visits, while neighbors share New Year’s dinners and birthday celebrations. Niethammer wedding couple attend a shower at Manny’s Inn and gifts pour in. The Valley Farms group plans another party with refreshments by Mrs. Sheehan. Eric Hayes’s mother suffers injuries in a fall. condition serious awaiting X-ray. Liners ads note results.

Milton Finkbeiner Aaron Wiedmayer Ann Arbor C. D. Finkbeiner Wallace Jordan W. P. Schwoche Tucker Lawrence Tucker Frank Tucker Edwin Tucker Dexer Ernest Hayes Niethammer Manny’s Inn Michael Sheehan Valley Farms Valley Farm Sheehan Robert van Looen Arlene Hayes Robert van Leuven

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