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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1942

Page

2

Food, abundance, and American production cited in travel notes

The article contrasts London conditions with American life focusing on plentiful food. It notes dairy products beef and butter, U.S. farm abundance feeding great cities, and highlights Denmark to England travel, tung oil imports, and regional tung tree growth in the southern United States. It emphasizes reliance on global shipping routes.

London England Denmark America China Louisiana Mississippi Florida Alabama Georgia

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Notice

Rev. HW L Engel serves Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church with 10 a.m. English divine service and Sunday school at Li o'clock. Family night Wednesday. LinER ads get results.

Trinity Ev

Saline Observer Publishing Details

The Saline Observer imprint lists publisher Sim R. Wilson and editor M. C. Boutelle. It notes postal receipt as Saline Michigan second class matter, pricing for single copies three cents and subscriptions at 1.00 yearly with 0.50 for six months and 0.25 for three months. Notices for obituaries and marriages published free. other announcements charged by line.

The Saline Sim. R. Wilson M. C. Boutelle Eoitor Saline, Mich Michigan

Tax Simplified Method Under Revenue Act of 1941

The Revenue Act of 1941 allows a simplified tax for individuals earning only salary wages or personal services and not exceeding 3000 dollars. A new Form 10404 provides this option with a table showing tax by gross income block after a 400 dollar dependent allowance. The method uses a flat 10 percent deduction for charitable contributions and taxes paid. The exemption level and dependent credit depend on year end status, with options for separate or joint returns under set income limits. Election is year-specific and irrevocable for the year chosen, but a new election is allowed each subsequent year.

St Johns Lath Church Services Notice

Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everybody cordially invited to attend and participate in worship and fellowship at the church

Methodist Church Service and Epworth League

Worship at 10 a m features organ prelude offertory and choir with sermon by the minister. Church school at 11 15 a m and Epworth League sessions at 6 30 p m for junior and senior groups. If you have no home you are invited to worship with us.

Arthur Wilson Epworth League

Worship Schedule at Federated Church with Ruth Lesson

The Federated Church invites worship at 10 a.m. with a sermon on the Book of Ruth and Sunday school at 11 15. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 studies Billy Sunday led by Jerry Tower. Evening service 7 45. Midweek power hour Wednesday 7 30 studying Revelation 12. Choir practice Thursday 7 50 inviting all to join.

Christian Endeavor Jerry Tower Billy

Turning Back the Pages of the Files

Local notes roundup lists visits and travels across Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Manchester with names Amanda Meyer Mintie Coe S Y Cotton Ben Uphaus Arthur Miller William Easlick Clyde Colby Minnie Ruckman Mary Stegmiller Mary Miller Ben Roller Luther Phelps D B Mattison and others. Social visits hospital trips theater bookings and family gatherings are noted in a breezy community diary style.

Amanda Meyer Mintie Coe Ypsilanti S. Y. Cotton Ann Arbor Ben Uphaus Detroit Arthur Miller Lansing William Easlick Frank Olds Clyde Colby Minnie Ruckman Mary Stegmiller Manchester Fred Burkhart Ben Roller Luther Phelps Grosse Pointe Mary Miller Milan D. B. Mattison Mary Hendershot Florence Smith Fred Zimmerman Liberty Theater F. E. Friis Fannie Walter Bracken A. R. Peterson

Thirty Years Ago in Ann Arbor and Surroundings

Local notes report Henry Goltz visiting relatives in Ann Arbor and Miss Emily Walker wed Rudolph Jedele. A new emblem lantern graces the Masonic lodge, ice house stored ice, and Ford employee Harold Rouse joins Detroit work. Weather turns frigid with 18 below zero. a Saline farm sale to Louis Feldman.

Henry Goltz Ann Arbor Jacob Lutz Woman's Club Edna Smith Mercury George Schroen Saline Township Louis Feldman George Seeger Saline Farmers’ Club C. J. McBride Dundee

Saline Woman’s Club Met For Regular Tuesday Session

Saline Woman’s Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Cc. F Unterkircher presiding. Mrs. J N Lewis led the program featuring a High School Glee Club quartet Barbara Spike Ethel Spike Dorothy Otto Shirley Maschino with Dorothy Kohler. J J Kraizman city attorney spoke on Laws for Women. Mrs Charles Parsons discussed Cuba and Islands. Mrs Mable Dean presented The Gype May Get You If You Don’t Watch Out. The next meeting Jan 27 will be co hosted with the Macon Woman’s Club and the Willing Workers at 2 o’clock in the local auditorium.

Woman’s Club Cc. F. Unterkircher J. N. Lewis Barbara Spike Ethel Spike Dorothy Otto Shirley Maschino Dorothy Kohler St. Mary J. J. Kraizman Cuba and Islands Charles Parsons Mable Dean Saline Woman's Club Macon Woman's Club County Federation of Woman’s Clubs

Women to Boost Defense Jobs Says Mrs Roosevelt

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt states two thirds of defense industry jobs can be filled by women. The remark highlights expanding female participation in wartime production and labor.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Defense

Reader ideas Wanted for Home Hodgepodge Tips

Readers are invited to share household task ideas recipes and vegetable cooking tips. Names may be used if requested. Send suggestions to the newspaper for possible publication.

Dumb Animals poem and onion nut bake recipe blend

A fragment combines a Dumb Animals verse about wildlife under snow with a kitchen instruction for a bake. It lists 24 onions 3 tablespoons butter 3% cup Brazil nuts 1 tablespoon sugar and seasonings. The method melts butter, cooks nuts and onions then bakes one hour in a moderate oven.

Croquette Potatoes With Cod or Salmon Option

A quick croquette recipe using hot mashed potatoes with cream and baking powder. Shape into croquettes, roll in cracker crumbs, and fry. Optionally fold in flaked codfish or salmon for added seafood flavor.

West Saline Social Notes Include Visits and Birthdays

West Saline residents report recent trips to Detroit by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bondie on business. Ernest Hayes has been ill in bed. Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Hosking of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodge. Funeral held in Bryan Ohio for Mrs Arend’s uncle. Farm Bureau meeting in Ann Arbor attended by D Finkbeiner and Victor Berkich. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seeger and Mr. and Mrs. Ardis Heininger and Richard Heininger. Marie Sullivan celebrated her 12th birthday with Ernest and family. Audrey Knickerbocker and family from Manchester attended. Cards and birthday cake as centerpiece.

Leo Bondie Detroit Ernest Hayes Sullivan Hosking Ernest Hodge Fred Arend Ardis Heininger Richard Heininger Matthew Seeger Marie Sullivan Knickerbocker Audrey Manchester

St James Evangelical Church Saline Township Services

Divine services held Sundays at 10 a m German services on the first and third Sundays English services on the second fourth and fifth Sundays Sunday school at 2 o'clock Everyone welcome Pastoral address by Rev G A Haneberg Kolbs restaurant burglarized Tuesday night about 50 dollars in currency taken between 11 20 and 12 20 Marshal Sam Mohrlock discovered entry Two Dunlap tires stolen from Lawrence Motor Sales last week first tire theft since rubber restrictions. tires in locked sales room

Kolb Sam Mohrlock Cnesdea. Standard Lawrence Motor Sales Brooklyn Exponent

Conservation Materials Used In This County

Washtenaw county farmers plan 1942 production increases with soil conservation as priority. Triple A targets include 20 percent soil-conserving cropland and soil-building practices. Estimates predict record use of liming materials 40000 tons and 580 tons of phosphate fertilizer. Conservation Materials Program offers year round access with costs deducted from Triple A payments. Museum note: Cleveland Natural History reproduces foliage from beeswax and fibers.

Triple-A Harry M. Cole AAA Mr. Cole Washtenaw County Washtenaw Cole

Camp News: Two Saline Boys Change Addresses

Norfolk Virginia a Navy base letter reports P F C Lorrin Jedele of the 95th Detachment moving to Virginia Beach and awaiting summer. Fort Knox Kentucky notes Pvt Frank L Carter transferring to Armored Force School Detachment and serving as Tank Electrical instructor. Private Robert Royal returns from Camp Davis furlough. Alfred Schmid leaves deferred list to enlist in Detroit air division.

Norfolk Virginia Beach P. F. C. Lorrin G. Jedele GC. A Naval Operation Base Norfolk, Va Fort Knox Armored Force Training Center Armored Force School Detachment Pvt Frank L. Carter AFSD Kentucky Robert Royal Camp Davis N. C Alfred Schmid Uncle Sam Detroit

Willing Workers Meet at Stoddard Home in Saline

The La Tine Willing Workers Club held a January 5 luncheon for 21 members and seven guests at Mrs. Roy Stoddard's home. The program covered home improvements, pioneer days, and domestic topics, with talks by Mrs. Ella Monroe and others, and a preview of the county federation meeting set for January 27 at Saline High School.

La‘Tine Willing Workers’ Club Roy Stoddard Harlan Holcomb Louis Smith Walter Gordon Ella Monroe Olga Mohrhardt Mary Finkbeiner Youngs Stoddard Elsie Heininger Mabel Needham Hazel Gordon Ida Mehler America Mildred Lutz Lewis Saline Woman's Club Willing Workers Macon Woman's Club County Federation Saline High School Sweetland State Federation of Women’s Clubs Minnie Hammond Red Cross

Community Notices from St Pauls and Local Churches

A party is set for Eastern Ster hali Monday evening January 26 with bridge and pedro for a social night. St Pauls Ladies Aid serves sauerkraut supper January 22 from 5:30. Fifty cents per plate. Rainbow Division Methodist bake sale January 24 at Uphaus store. Knitting help group meets January 26 at Mrs Hubert Bearss home 206 BE Michigan Ave at 2 pm bringing needles and yarn.

Ster Hali Bridge Pedro Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Paul's Church Rainbow Division The Methodist Church Uphaus Hubert Bearss Michigan Avenue

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