Saline Observer notice pricing and publication details
The Saline Observer lists post office designation as second class matter in Saline Michigan. Publisher Sim R Wilson and Assistant M B Gallagher provide reporting by Esther Landwehr. Subscription rates are $1.50 yearly, six months $1.00 within Michigan. outside Michigan $2. Soldier subscriptions $1.25. Cards of thanks 6c per line and poetry 5c per line. Obituaries and marriages are free. paid announcements 6c per line, minimum 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Saline High Homecoming Game vs Milan Friday
Saline High hosts Milan Friday for a big homecoming basketball clash. Cheerleaders sponsor and invite students and community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Milan
Saline High
Petersburg
Let Your Work Define Your Destiny in 1945
A motivational flourish by Leon Goodrich emphasizes personal responsibility in industry and labor. It urges workers to fulfill duties quickly and well, cooperate with employers, and seek continuous learning to earn rewards as 1945 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Goodrich
Oklahoma Pioneer: Rapid Town Birth in Prairie Lands
In September 1898 Oklahoma witnessed a dramatic settlement surge as 6 million acres of uninhabited land opened for settlement and 3,043 homesteads formed. The piece salutes early pioneers and the woman pioneers who helped claim the land, marking a swift transformation from prairie to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Oklahoma
New Crop Practices Highlight Farmers Week at Michigan State College
previews of developments in improved practices and varieties for efficient crop production in Michigan will be offered at the farm crops section of Farmers Week at Michigan State College. sugar beet labor shortages will be discussed with reports on mechanical sugar beet combines and labor-saving seed concepts. joint programs cover oats varieties soil fertilization legumes and potato soil building and disease issues. an annual Michigan Crop Improvement Association meeting and banquet are planned, with a water dues and taxes event at Citizens Peak scheduled for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Nott
Washington
Soil Science Department
Crans
Emoual Association
Slaying of State Senator Hooper Shocks Lansing and Highlights Graft
Reported Jan. 12 reveals the murder of Albion Republican State Senator Warren G. Hooper tied to a widening graft inquiry. The case references confessions and immunity deals involving lawmakers, doctors, and lobbyists, with calls for continued one man grand jury scrutiny and a proposed 1944 45 appropriation to fund it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Warren G. Hooper
Albion
Hooper
William Burns
Michigan State Medical Society
California
Michigan Association of Osteonathichysicians and Surgeons, Inc
Springport
Frank D. McKay
Grand Rapids
Floyd Fitzimmons
Benson Harbor
William Green
Hillman
Carr. Sigler
Detroit
Wayne County
Upstate
Chester M. Howell
Saginaw
Carl Munshaw
Carl I. DeLano
Kalamazoo
Don Vander Wern
Fremont
Michigan
Feaders
Senate
House
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Miss Alma Graf visited from Bissfield over the weekend and local social notes list gatherings with Mrs B J Spitler, Howard Lamb visiting family, and Mr and Mrs Marshall Davenport hosted by Cecil and Marion Rouse. PTA to meet at school auditorium Monday evening and bridge scoring mentioned for Mrs Shurtz party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Graf
Bissfield
B. J. Spitler
Howard Lamb
U. of M
John Lamb
Marshall Davenport
Moorevile
Cecil
Marion Rouse
Detroit
Mark Sugden
al Norman Ash
M Nor
R. D. Orcutt
Milan
Clarence Cook
Lloyd del
Merle Barr
Chelsea
William H. Barr
Thomas Shurtz
A. L. Westrhe
Ralph Hunt
Saline Township Church Services Announced
St James church near Calne on US 112 invites all to divine services Sundays at 10 00 a m and Sunday school at 11 15 with Pastor C A Haneberg presiding.
Doggy Poems And Recipe Notes From A Cozy Page
A rustic verse about a watchman and paw prints closes with a playful doggy line. A kitchen recipe for veal or pork drumsticks details skewered meat battered with cornflakes, egg and milk, seasoned, fried, and baked until tender to serve six.
Winter Sleighing Continues Amid Snowfall and Social Notes
The week features various small items: births in the Feldkamp family, local travels to Detroit, and social parties hosted by Miss Zoa Nichols for Amanda Sturm. A heavy early week snowfall prolongs the season for sleighing, with only occasional gaps in its nearly month-long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Feldkamp
H. G. Lindenschmat Key
Cuba
Guy T. Ketner
George Miler
Fred R. Grows
Towler
Zoa Nichols
Home economics program at Farmers Week highlights easier housework
Michigan State College outlines a three day Farmers Week home economics program starting January 30 with Dr. Irma H. Gross giving an illustrated talk on simplifying housework. Margaret Mead will address home acters and other sessions cover food prep, home rejuvenation, and vitamin tips from canned juices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Irma H. Gross
Department of
Home Management and Child Development
Margaret Mead
Ycy Icm Museum of Natural History
New York City
Divine services and Sunday school schedule announced
Divine services at 10 a m on Sunday with Sunday school at 11. German service is held every first Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline, Mich
United States
Marlene Hirth
Army Air Corps
Barbara Spike
Heldean Finkbeiner
Merlyn Graf
Doris Aiber
Barbara
Jakad
Aweigh
Pegey Steiner
Rial Association In
DR. W. J. Nichols
Vetteri Marian
Henry St
Saline Mich
Roy Bixby
Grove Bros
Gewelers
Ann Arbor
Frank Camburn
Trea-ur-r
Blair & Carter
Michigan Press Association
Gene Alleman
Jim Besko
St. Johns
RFD
Besko
Michigan State College Extension Service and Agriculural Engineering Department
Charles Morton
Pegan
Pauline O Paul
Pie Foods
Nut Witnn Aenehemat
Michigan State Coliege
Federated Church
Rev
William H. Each
Hazel B. Strahan
Textiles and Clothing Department
Tha
St. John’s Lath
Church
Bridgewater
M. C. Phillipp, Foster
Sal Ne ‘Ercentile Co
Eetys
Kievetor O
Srae
You Asre
Edison
Home Service Department
Nore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!