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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1944

Page

2

Saline Observer notices and pricing details

The Saline Observer lists publication details including post office, publisher Sim RK Wilson, Esther Landwehr as reporter, and subscription rates of 1.50 yearly or 1.00 for six months within Michigan, 2.00 outside. soldier subscriptions 1.25. single copies 5 cents. Notices, obituaries free. card of thanks 6 cents per line. poetry 5 cents per line. entertainment announcements with admission charged 6 cents per line. minimum charge 25 cents.

Saline Mich Sim. RK. Wilson Esther Landwehr Michigan

Mrs Levina Masselink Retires From State Board in 1945

Mrs Levina Masselink of Big Rapids retires at the end of 1945 after six years on the State Board of Agriculture. She also serves as Ferris Institute director and sits on Big Rapids Board of Education.

State Board of Agriculture Levina Masselink Big Rapids Ferris Institute Board of Education

Hard-Time Party And Box Social Auction Heads Saline Notice

A community event in Saline and vicinity features a Hard-Time Party and Box Social on Monday January 24 at 8 pm at the school gym. Attendees are invited to come in costume or old clothes, enjoy dancing and social games, and bring a lunch to be auctioned. Proceeds benefit local community committee activities with coffee served and local auctioneers and music by friends.

Annual Meetings Crowd MSC Event

Michigan State College hosts the 29th annual Farmers Week with 35 state associations scheduled Feb 1 2 and 3. Sugar beet and vegetable growers plus multiple cattle and poultry groups hold Tuesday sessions. Wednesday includes muck farmers beekeepers lamb breeders and more. Thursday repeats key groups with additional associations such as onion and celery industries and beef producers among others.

MSC Michigan State College Michigan Jersey Cattle Club Michigan Guernsey Breeders’ Association Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association Michigan Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Michigan Horse Breeders’ Association Michigan Alfied Poultry Industries, Inc Michigan Michigan Beekeepers' Association Michigan Dairy Goat Association Michigan Crop Improvement Association Short Course Association Michigan Soil Conservation Districts, Inc Beekeepers Michigan Celery Industries, Inc Michigan State Grange Aberdeen Michigan Beef Producers’ ‘Association Forestry and Park Association Tn Managers

St John’s L A Bridgewater M C Pastor Preaches

Divine services at 10 a.m. on Sundays with Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited to attend.

St. John’s Lab. Church Bridgewater M. C Phillipr

Turning Back the Pages of the Files

Carl Moehn and family were in Ann Arbor on business. Ralph and Robert Hammond were Detroit visitors. Mrs. Caroline Grosshans spent Monday with relatives in Ann Arbor. Snowfall totals over ten inches. Mrs. Olive Whaslick visits her Milford daughter. Albert Graf and Matthew Seeger in Ann Arbor on business. Home Furnishing Club meets at Mrs. George W Cook's home. Mrs. Fred Teufel visited Tecumseh to help care for her father. Emanuel Bertsehler and Herman Heininger were Ann Arbor visitors. Mr. and Mrs. George Uphaus visited Thomas Gambee and family in Pioneer Ohio. Miss Ruth Needham weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feldman at Fordson. Bruce Gordon of Ypsilanti stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon. Community Choir holds regular business meeting Friday at the M church. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davenport returned home from Moorsville. Peter Estermyer electric shop sold at bankrupt sale. Ben Upnaus purchased and will continue the business.

Carl Moehn Ann Arbor Ralph Robert Hammond Detroit Caroline Grosshans Olive Whaslick Milford Albert Graf Matthew Seeger George W. Cook Fred Teufel Tecumseh Emanuel Bertsehler Hermen Heininger Ann Arpor George Uphaus Thomas Gambee Pioneer Ohio Ruth Needham Louis Feldman Fordson Bruce Gordon Ypsilanti Walter Gordon Cecil Davenport Moorsville Peter Estermyer Ben Upnaus

Ann Arbor Weekend Socials and Local Births

Miss Fidith and Luella Kyte spent Saturday in Ann Arbor. A son Floyd Nugene was born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Bird on Tuesday. The Presbyterian ladies served a chicken pie dinner on Wednesday raising about sixty dollars. Grace Marie was born Friday to Mr and Mrs M W Trout. A box social was held at the Hertler home for Valentine school. Neighbors near the county line gathered for a rag time dance in Ray Hendershot's vacant house. Cur tiss spoke on bankrupt questions at the high school last Friday. Numerous local residents attended Mooreville social Friday night. Mrs Edward Alber hosted a birthday gathering for family and friends including the Alber and Schaible families.

Fidith Luella Kyte Ann Arbor Ind Jesse Bird Floyd Nugene O. C Wheeler William Lutz Ferman Clements Detroit H G. Lindenschmid C Boettner Joe Gauss Lulu Hehr Ray Hendershot Curtiss Marian Myri and Parker Murray Merle Renton Raymond Orr Alger Glenn Allison

Boy Scouts Promote Fourth War Loan Poster Drive

About one hundred thousand Boy Scouts will distribute the Fourth War Loan poster Buyin a Bond is No Sacrifice to retail stores in 2900 cities this week. OWI reports scouts will act as dispatch bearers and seek front window displays through February 15. Treasury official Ted R Gamble praised the Scouts for aiding the Fourth War Loan after their strong performance in the prior drive.

Office of War Information Boy Scouts OWI Ted R. Gamble War Finance Division Treasury Department Boy Scouts of America Treasury

Judd District Notes On Local Social Roundup

Mildred Exerby entertained her Detroit visiting brother and family. D G Richards hosted friends. Young people attended a Thursday gathering in Ypsilanti. John Langstaff and family visited Ann Arbor friends. A G Richards and Tommie spent the weekend in Detroit at the Joe Elliott home.

Mid. Fleury Mildred Exerby Detroit D. G. Richards George F. Richards Ypsilanti John Langstaff Ann Arbor Edd Lanestaff A. G. Richards Atul Tommie Joe Elliott

Guernsey Cow Brookwood Polly Prim Sets Milking Record

A registered Guernsey cow named Brookwood Polly Prim owned by Joseph Lawry near Saline completed a herd improvement record totaling 11,244.7 pounds of milk and 493.0 pounds of butter fat in ten months of twice daily milking. This is Prim's third official record, bringing her three lactations total to 30,598.4 pounds of milk and 1,340.5 pounds of butter fat. Prim is a daughter of Brookwood Ida's Champion, a sire with ten progeny in the American Guernsey Cattle Club performance register. The record was supervised by Michigan State College and sent to the American Guernsey Cattle Club for approval and publication.

Guernsey Brookwood Joseph Lawry Saline Prim American Guernsey Cattle Club Michigan State College

Life on a Train Journey and Orange Sugar Tarts Recipe

A short verse on travelers sharing a journey and finding pleasant companionship. Also a recipe for Orange Sugar Tarts listing butter sugar egg Bran flour baking powder salt orange juice rind and colored sugar with method and yields five dozen tarts.

Lunch box fillings list from Michigan State College

The home economics extension service at Michigan State College offers 23 sandwich filling ideas. Cheese blends include cottage or cream cheese with jam or jelly and American with pimiento and pickles. Other fillings mix meats, vegetables, fruits, and spreads with varied dressings and leftovers. Bread suggestions emphasize 24 hour old bread and diverse grain varieties.

Home Economics Extension Service Michigan State College

Reverend Bach Leads Sunday Worship and Prayer Series

Federated Church announces a 10:30 a.m. worship service this Sunday with Rev. William A. Bach starting a sermon series on the Lord's Prayer. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and a youth class at 6:45 p.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. includes sermon and song. Wednesday mission afternoon planned.

Church In Action For Christ Goma

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