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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
6
Community notes list attendees visiting relatives in Rochester Ann Arbor Detroit Ypsilanti and Milan. The West Saline Community Farm Bureau canceled their July meeting while families including Finkbeiner Ray Burg and Gebina/Girbach basked in weekend gatherings and birthdays.
Farm Bureau training school held at St Paul Minnesota reports 1000 delegates present. Corn ahead in the northern area compared to this locality. The Women's Guild of St James church met at Mrs Glen Feldkamp July 1. Edna Feldkamp and Clarence Boehm with family visited Mrs Ruben Feldkamp for Sunday dinner. Mrs William Laurie and daughter spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Oscar Klein. Her husband William joined them and they returned to Gary Indiana Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theodore Braun and baby called on Mr and Mrs Oscar Klein Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Moore left last Tuesday for Dows Iowa visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman Braun. They return home next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lambarth spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Alber and Larry in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lambarth and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lambarth also called on them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams and Bobby were callers on Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grosshans and Hileen last Friday evening. Ralph were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moore and family in East Ann Arbor.
Community members visit and travel across Michigan with many relatives and friends dropping in from Dearborn Ann Arbor Fort Wayne and Glassglow Scotland. Several weddings illnesses and travel updates are reported along with church and Bible School activities at York church and Portage Lake outings.
The article contrasts large scale harvests of ripe trees for pulp paper amber plywood plastics and chemicals with nature’s process of seeding for future forests, highlighting the cycle of use and regrowth.
Advice warns that dry cleaning should be done outdoors to avoid household fire hazards from cleaning fluids and accidental spills.
Lesson on Bezalel and Choliab from Exodus and Chronicles highlights sacred craftsmanship and cooperation in building the tabernacle. The piece notes Bezalel’s lasting impact, parallels to Sir Christopher Wren, and urges dedication of one’s best to God. Dinner committee and program details follow with introductions and greetings from former members.
York Baptist Church on Platt and Stoney Creek Roads led by Pastor Edgar Sweetland holds Lord's Day services at 10 a.m. with Holy Communion and Sunday School at 11 a.m. The League meets on Thursday evening under Pastor H. L. Engel.
The Presbyterian and Baptist Federated church holds 10 a.m. Holy Communion and a dedication of choir robes and chairs donated by Fred Aprill in memory of Mrs. Fred Aprill and her parents, with special music by the senior choir. Decoration and reception committees are named, followed by church school at 11:15 a.m. and an all-church family gathering at noon.
Five miles west of Saline on US 112 on Sunday July 11 worship at 10 a m. Congregation meeting 11 15 a m Sunday School 11 80 a m. Rev C H Mayor of Detroit will be guest speaker Visitors welcome.
Morning Worship at 10:00 A M features the topic Hole Your Tongue. Sunday School follows at 11:00 A M. Official Board meets Monday evening July 12 at 8 00. Reserve Tuesday evening for activities.
The notice sets the picnic for Sunday July 27 citing the annual event and gathering details for attendees.
Morning worship at 10 and church school at 11 15 with the sermon Rebuilding The Waste Places by Pastor Alvin Siemsen A joint meeting of the Women's Guild and Ladies' Aid will be held at Saline Park on Wednesday July 14 at 2 pm
St John’s Lutheran Bridgewater invites worshippers to 7th Sunday after Trinity services at 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at the church with Mrs. Gottlob Hinderer as hostess.
An intensified Arbor Day celebration aims to mark the spring across all states. Leading horticultural groups urge widespread tree planting, a practice presidents have supported since Arbor Day began 76 years ago.
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