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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1945

Page

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600 Thousand War Heroes Returning by Air from Casablanca

Casablanca becomes homeward gateway for 600000 American veterans from Europe via Air Transport Command Green Project. Brigadier General Stowell leads plan to fly 40000 men monthly by August, using C 54s from a busy one mile airstrip. Soldiers, pilots, and support crews pass through Camp Dushan while awaiting flights home or to the Pacific.

Europe Pacific Air Transport Command Casablanca Stowell Yalta ATC Atlantic Bermuda Azores Sahara Morocco Anfa Italy Berlin I Vienna III Verona Salzburg Belgrade Husky Ely Youngkin T/5 Monroe Towa Pisa Bernadine Smith Sgt Blevin White Charlottesville Milan Gage Marakech Camp Dushane North Africa Redross Petroit United States

Detroit Conservatory Hires Miss Spindler as Piano Teacher

Miss Lucille Spindler has been accepted as a piano teacher at the Detroit Conservatory of Music. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the Conservatory last year and is pursuing a master's degree while teaching. She is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Spindler and a Saline High School graduate from the class of 1938.

Lucille Spindler Detroit Conservatory of Music Conservatory Miss Spindler Mary Spindler The Saline High School

Michigan Peach Crop Prospects Show Strong Fruit Quality

Reports indicate Michigan peaches suffered little from recent adverse weather and remain strong, with the largest national peach crop on record expected this year.

Michigan

Memorial for Marine Robert William Heusel at St Pauls

A large gathering attended a memorial service at St Pauls Evangelical and Reform church on July 8 for Robert William Heusel of the U S Marine Corps who was killed May 15 on Okinawa. The funeral included readings, a sermon, and musical tributes. Heusel, born December 1 1924 in Ann Arbor, served from 1943 in radio and boot camp then deployed to Pearl Harbor and campaigns in Iwo Jima, Guam, Palau, and Okinawa where he died. He is survived by his parents, a sister Nancy, and grandmothers Hensel and Burkhardt. Memorial fund contributions were received in lieu of flowers.

St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Pfe Robert William Heusel United State Marine Corps Okinawa Island Alvin Siemsenx C. H. Wittbracht Robert Erwin Schmid Mr. Schmid Tennyson Ann Arbor William Esther Burkhardt Heusel Seio Church Road Fiegel’s U.S. Marine Corps Nancy Hensel Burkhardt

Reception For Last Rites For Rev Hocking E C Young

The Saline Methodist Church welcomed its new pastor Rev Reginald Hocking and his family at a reception in the church parlors on Tuesday evening July 3. Hocking arrived two weeks earlier from Carleton and brings a background in ministry. The couple have two children, Paul and Joyce, and are joined by friends across the community in Saline. Also noted is the obituary of Clint on Edway Young aged 83 who died Friday in Tecumseh hospital after long illness. He was a former Clinton township assessor and is survived by wife Jennie son Orel, siblings, and sisters. Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m Monday at House funeral home with Rev C E Foltz officiating and burial in Riverside cemetery.

Saline Methodist Church Society Reginald Hocking Hocking Carleton Detroit Roscommon Upper Peninsula Alma College Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Rose City Hemlock Putnam Alma Presbyterian Church Paul Joyce Friends of Christian Progress Saline Methodists Rev. Hocking Clinton Edway CG. Young Tecumseh Hospital Saline Township Clinton Township Jennie Orel Young Climax Ohio James Aldin Young Ann Arbor Irene Stimpson Saginaw Sarah Robison House Funeral C. E. Foltz Methodist Church Riverside Cemetery

Saline War Bond Sales Exceed Quota At Annual Meeting

Final totals show War Loan Bond sales adding 869 to last week and surpassing Saline city quota by 2896.25. The district Legion and Auxiliary meet in Temperance with Mrs Moehn re-elected treasurer. Early peas like Thomas Laxton can be sown July 10 to 15 for a fall crop in southern Michigan.

Sane Lloyd Dell Carl Moehn Second District of the American Legion and Auxiliary Temperance Moehn Second District Legion Auxiliary Thomas Laxton Michigan

Retired Minister Dr. Fred A. Lendrum Ends 40 Years Service

Dr. Fred A. Lendrum retired from the Methodist church after forty years of service. He plans to stay in Saline this summer at the North Ann Arbor home of the late Mrs. Ola Hammond. He began in 1905 at East Avenue Kalamazoo and Jonesville, served in Mexico and with the U S Consular Service, then Michigan and Detroit area churches. He and Mrs. Lendrum moved to Saline five years ago. she died three years ago. He has two sons who are physicians in Champaign and Chicago. A farewell supper and gifts marked the end of his Saline pastorate.

Fred A. Lendrum Methodist Church Ola Hammond Ann Arbor Street Lendrum Methodist Conference East Avenue Kalamazoo Jonesville Wyoming Conference Oxford el Oro Mexico Mexico Methodist Institute United States Oriz Aba Vernon St. Albans Michigan Detroit Monroe Caro Freemont Avenue Church Bay City Plymouth Adrian Farmington Hudson Saline Champaign Chicago, I

John A Burg 66 Dies After Long Illness in York Township

John Ashley Burg 66 a York township farmer and World War I veteran died Saturday after a long illness. Born June 21 1879 he lived with his family in Ann Arbor before moving to York township 28 years ago. He married May Elizabeth Maulbetsch in 1906 and leaves a son John Franklin Burg two daughters Mrs Henry Groeb and Mrs Lorrin Bauer nine grandchildren his mother Mrs Jennie Burg and siblings Ralph Grover and Pharo Burg among others. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 30 p m with Rev Raymond McLaughlin officiating and burial in Macon cemetery.

John Ashley Burg York Township Presbyterian Church This Township Frank Bure Jennie Burg Ann Arbor May Elizabeth Maulbetsch Ypsilanti John Franklin Burg Pinckney Henry Groeb Lorrin Bauer Saline Township M. Grace Burg Ralph E Birmingham Ann Grover F Pharo C. Burg Columbus Ohio

Saline Poultry Center Is Highlighted At Rotary Meeting

President Fred C. Wiedman opened the Rotary Club session at The Tavern on Thursday proposing that each program chair include at least one vocational talk by new members. A. E. Hagen discussed poultry, noting the Saline Hatchery’s emphasis on blood testing disease control and its 6,000 chick incubator capacity. He described stock lines from Ohio and local experts, the growing processed chick trade, and plans to expand hatcheries to boost Saline’s poultry image. Guests included Set. Nelson Watling, William Johnson, and Don Lawrence, with Gordon J. Prout’s birthday observed.

Fred C. Wiedman Rotary Clan A. E. Hagen Gasson Ohio Jacob Bauer Albert Heininger Hagen Capac Armada Nelson Watling Co. v

Services Today For Mrs Grob

Mrs Ema R Grob a longtime Lodi township resident died suddenly at home on Pleasant Lake road She was born March 7 1877 and married to Fred Grob March 2 1916 They leave a son Elmer and three daughters Irene and others along with several siblings Funeral services were set for 1 30 pm at the residence and 2 pm at Salem Lutheran church Scio township Rev H L Engle officiating Burial will follow in Bethlehem cemetery

Ema R. Grob Lodi Township Pleasant Lake Road Fred Grob Elmer Irene Albert Herter Scio Township George Reuben Lorence Herter Eugene Larmee Scio Otto Luckhardt Freedom Ernest Finch Milan Salem Lutheran Church H. L. Engle Bethlehem Cemetery

Pool Project Still In The Air

City officials debate a proposed swimming pool in Saline with Mayor Alwin Gross cautious about costs and timing. Health, water supply, and future tax implications loom, while others favor proceeding and finding funds through subscription if residents resist tax funding.

Saline City Park Gross

Lindbergh Leaves Ford for General Motors Research Post

Charles A. Lindbergh, once linked to Ford, is reported to have joined General Motors. He is said to be engaged in high altitude research work on the European continent.

Charles A. Lindberg Ford Company General Motors Europe

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Pauline Frederick Union Roosevelt Churchill Far East Fox Willam Heusel Rev Hocking E. C. Young Make Saline Poultry Center Grob Lindberg Ieee Clinton P. Anderson
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