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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1944
Page
2
The notice explains pricing for notices, poems, obituaries, marriage notices, and paid entertainments. Card of Thanks costs six cents per line, poetry five cents per line, and admissions charged events six cents per line with a 25 cent minimum. Obituaries and marriages are published free of charge.
Surmounting the Capitol Dome in Washington is Crawford’s bronze statue of Freedom symbolizing liberty guaranteed to immigrant and native citizens since the founding of the Republic.
Parersii the Choral Union Series announces a January 48 performance by Fuanist at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor. Readings include a hymn poem By Julia Chandler and home canning notes on dating jams and preserving spreads from Michigan State College guidance.
Kindergarten through twelfth grade contributed to a Christmas Seal drive totaling 89.75 dollars. Fifth and sixth grades note gifts received after vacation and plan spelling charts made by Margaret Lange. Lavern Andres left the sixth grade after Christmas, a departure mourned by classmates.
The Federated Church invites worshipers to Sunday services at 10 50 a m and 7 45 p m with a sermon on David Sunday school at 11 30 a m Young people gather 6 45 p m for a youth led service Evening gospel service combines sermon and song Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Choir practice at 8 30 p m Friendship class meets at Mrs Emma Henne's home during midweek activities
The editor appeals to readers to display the red white and blue shield and buy Extra War Bonds. He recalls Marines at Tarawa and warns that each bond reduces future casualties. He urges community support to back the troops and venturing civilians to sacrifice.
Mrs Karl Schmid called at the Bailey home on Tuesday. Ernest Bailey and Lester Bailey of Ann Arbor visited Leslie Bailey and family. Frahm of Milan visited Bruce LeBaron and family Saturday night. Mrs Harold Bailey and Mrs Sunder spent the afternoon and evening with grandparents Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey. Mrs Bruce LeBaron attended an Aid Society meeting at the home of Mrs Tracy LeBaron on Crane road Thursday with Bruce and James as supper guests. The line ends with a humorous quote from Fairrove Enterprise about a post office worker and President Roosevelt’s forwarding address.
Local society notes list visitors to Ann Arbor including Mrs. Orrin Briggs and A. C. Lange. Several residents travel to Wisconsin and Toledo while others host gatherings, attend church events, or celebrate birthdays. An auction of Estermyer electric shop stock is announced by the bankruptcy referee. The 75th anniversary of Michigan State Normal College is upcoming.
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs Frank E Jones of Ann Arbor spent New Year s day with his mother and family. Miss Edna Smith was a Ann Arbor Tuesday afternoon to attend the Twilight recital at Hill auditorium. The Saline Farmers Club held their January meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore Josen hans Saturday afternoon.
Mooreville households host dinner guests as families share updates. A baby boy born Saturday at St Joseph's Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor joins Mr and Mrs Albert Loesch. Ora Zeluff dies. Zeluff relatives announce the Gates event. Karen Teachout, eleven months, ill with bronchial pneumonia at St Joseph hospital in Ann Arbor.
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