St. John’s Lath and St. James Ev.-Rev. Church Ads
Divine services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. St. John’s Lath Bridgewater MM led by Pastor C. Phillipp. St. James Ev.-Rev. Church in Saline Township six miles west of Saline on US 192. Sunday services 10 a.m. Sunday school 11:15. Everyone welcome. READ THIS LINER ADS NOW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lath
Bridgewater
MM. C. Phillipp
C. A. Haneberg
Saline Township
Salmne
Ussale
Saline Observer imprint details at Saline Michigan
The Saline Observer announces its post office intake at Saline Michigan as second class matter with publisher Sim R Wilson and reporter Esther Landwehr listed in the byline.
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Saline
Saline, Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Esther Landwehr
Newspaper Postal Rates And Notices For Subscriptions
The text lists subscription prices including 1.50 per year within Michigan and 2 per year outside, six months at 1.00, soldier subscriptions 2.25 annually, and single copies five cents. It notes paid poetry per line, obituaries and marriages free, and paid announcements with a six cent per line minimum charge of 25 cents for entertainments with admission.
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Michigan
Michigan in Wartime Peak Dazzles North Michigan Resorts
Gene Alleman reports a mid July snapshot of Michigan as war demands shift the economy. Auto plants face reconversion delays, travel is strained by scarce transport, and entertainment remains essential. Warnings from Marshall, Arnold, and King urge continued production and manpower to shorten the war and aid postwar recovery.
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Michigan
California
ODT
Germany
George C. Marshall
Henry Arnold
Adm
Ernest J. King
Michigan July 11 primary yields two Republican and Democratic nominees
Auditor General Veron J. Brown wins the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor while Edward J. Fry defeats William J. Cody and Ernest Brooks to secure the Democratic governor nomination. The result signals continued Republican strength in Michigan as Democrats rally behind Roosevelt for wartime leadership. Fry runs independently, challenging the state committee choice and banking on urban votes in Detroit and Flint.
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Veron J. Brown
Mason
Eugene C
Dearborn
Edward J. Fry
William J. Cody
Detroit
Ernest Brooks
Holland
Michigan
Roosevelt
Edward J. Pry
Flint
Fry
Frank Murphy
Murray D. van Wagoner
State Committee
Brooks
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
A compilation of local society notes and visits includes Mr and Mrs C A Jordan returning to Warris street, R G Layher visiting from Dearborn, and Alwin Burkhardt on a Canada Niagara Falls motor trip. Also mentions Miss Eva Schair of Grand Forks visiting Bertha Schairer, Thomas Shurta vacationing at Elk Lake, and various small hometown happenings. The column records numerous minor social updates, church group activity, and local travel, with brief remarks on a lake incident and a note about 262 Mud lakes named in Michigan.
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C. A. Jordan
Warris Street
Dearborn
Lower Peninsula
Lucile Theurer
Hugo, Feldkamp
Paul Rogers
Histel
Julius Lindenschmidt
Ann Arbor
Worman Ash
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
Macon M. E. Church
Edna Craig
West Henry Street
Home Canners Urged to Use Boiling Water Bath for Tomatoes
Good Housekeeping Magazine warns in 1944 to boil tomatoes and fruits in a water bath while using pressure canners for all other vegetables to kill botulinus. Notes recent botulism cases across the country and directs readers to contact the magazine at 959 High Avenue, New York, for more info.
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
Furter
Hight Avenue
New York
N.Y
Terrell Walker Wedding Unites Miss Walker and Robert Terrell
Miss Margaret Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Walker of Hudson married Robert Terrell of Kalamazoo in a July wedding at the Armbruster home. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Baer with Rev H L Engel assisting. Attendants included Mrs Ralph Sitar of Kalamazoo and Frank Walker Jr. Best man was Frank Walker Jr. Afterward a reception for seventeen followed with pink and white decorations and a wedding cake centerpiece. The couple will honeymoon briefly before the bride resumes work at the bomber plant and the groom rejoins the Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
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Terrell
Frank Walker
Jean Bender
Hugson
Kalamazoo
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chancery Publication in Washtenaw County Michigan
The Saline Observer announces an order of publication in a chancery suit to quiet title in York Township Washtenaw County Michigan. Defendants and unknown heirs must appear within three months or the bill will be confessed. Notice of six weekly publications follows. Charles C. Menefee for Plaintiffs. Ann Arbor July 20-27 August 3-31, 1944.
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Michigan ‘Mirror
Michigan
Germany
Lewis LeBaron
Louis LeBaron
Leander LeBaron
Henry J. Miller
Joseph Bickford
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Charles C. Menefee
Saline
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. ‘Smith
Dorothy M. Schmidt
York
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Said
Eash
Halfiquarter
York Township
Wolverine
Arbor
Milan and nearby residents undergo surgeries and births
Saline General Hospital lists multiple surgeries and recoveries from July including tonsil removals for Shirley Mil ex and Robert Weilly of Ypsilanti Roy Robertson and David Simpkins of Milan. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Norris DeJonghe of Milan on July 14. Several residents recover from appendectomy and major operations, with updates on Harold Hieber and May Burlett.
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Shirley Milex
Robert Weilly
Ypsilanti
Roy Robertson
Willis
David Simpkins
Milan
Norris DeJonghe
L. A. Butler
Lois Korte
Sally
Diane Ferttk
Frederick Smith
Mildred Ricimeyer
Manchester
Landa Sue Wiseman
Lloyd Bredernitz
Carl Brown
Harold Hieber
May Burlett
Belleville
Fred
Brenson
Wilber Coe
Mastering the art of living in a humane steadying spirit
The excerpt blends Friendly Chats prose with a quick cooking recipe. It praises equanimity amid fortune and misfortune, urging a calm, humorous stance toward criticism while detailing a tapioca chicken bake with simple ingredients and biscuits, yielding four servings.
Young Rabbits Make Best Meat Say Michigan State Expert
A Michigan State College poultry authority advises that backyard rabbits reach three pounds live weight before dressing to minimize costs. Professor Card notes three months old rabbits offer the best meat economy, with feed optimized by a 100 pound mix including oats corn barley linseed meal bone meal charcoal and salt. Regular wet mash feeding requires no extra water, while dry feeding calls for fresh water, plus alfalfa or clover hay and continuous salt access.
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Cg, Card, Poultry Authority
Michigan State College
Michigan
Professor Card
Outstanding Season At Newkirk Scout Camp Near Dexter
A large turnout of scouts praised Camp Newkirk at the Newkirk Reservation near Dexter with staff and meals deemed tops. The season ends July 20 to free the camp for Ann Arbor Girl Scout Council use, with troop camping continuing under leaders in fall winter and spring. Michigan conservation officers have rescued several fawns found by well meaning individuals. The department notes no permits are issued to keep game animals or birds taken from closed seasons.
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Newkirk
Dexter
Ann Arbor
Girl Scout Council
Michigan
Conservation Department
Jmot
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