Federated Church Schedule Includes Worship and Activities
Pastor Rev. William H. Bach returns for Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon on John 17. Sunday school at 11 30 a m for all ages and junior and senior youth meetings through the day. Thursday prayer meeting Bible study and choir practice. Sunday school picnic July 29 at Saline Park with shared dishes and ice cream. Mary Murray Missionary Society meets July 28 with Mrs Henderson.
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Young People’s Society
Mary Billen Kendall
Saline Park
Mary Murray Missionary Society
Maurice Henderson
Methodist Church Worship Promotes Prohibition Theme Sermon
The Methodist Church schedules 10 a m worship with sermon Rules for the Highway and organ prelude five minutes early. Church school at 11 a m presents What the Drink Habit Costs, highlighting the impact of alcoholism on the war effort.
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Family War War Bond Plan Encouraged Through Payroll Savings
A wartime directive urges families to participate via payroll savings to fund bonds. The plan emphasizes individual calculation under a family budget, promoting self reliance in securing financial support for national defense.
Saline Observer notices and rates page
Card of thanks and obituary policy listed. Published rates include subscriptions at 1.90 per year within and 1.50 outside Michigan. Short notices priced per line, poetry charged per line, minimum 25 cents. Obituary and marriage notices are free.
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Michigan
Moving through social notes of Lansing and nearby towns
C A Curtiss and family motor to Lansing on Tuesday. Walter Gray of Toledo visits John Guthard. Allen Corbett of Toledo visits Mr and Mrs Frank Cammet. Mrs Hart Fosdick and Miss Mintie Coe visit Ann Arbor. Alma Hamlin of Ypsilanti visits Ida Clements. O C Wheeler and family visit Charles Geyar. Edythe Skinner of Pontiac visits Mrs Lillian Burgan. Emma Nissly and family spend week at Lake Fonsa near Brighton. Louie Kuebler returns from Pontiac and Detroit. Road work on Manchester Saline gravel nearly finished. O J McBride and Augusta Josenhans trip to Hillman. D B Mattison remodels on South Ann Arbor street adding garage and bungalow. Fred Richards and daughter visit Frank Kelsey in York. Joan Gooding spends afternoon there. other callers include Rev Ralph Brown and family. Charles Tower and children from Saline. Nelson Davenport of Lodi. Herbert Gilman of Mooreville. Mrs George Bible and Mrs Clarence Obee and son.
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C. A. Curtiss
Lansing
Walter Gray
Toledo
John Guthard
Allen Corbett
Frank Cammet
Hart Fosdick
Mintie Coe
Ann Arbor
Alma Hamlin
Ypsilanti
Ida Clements
O. C. Wheeler
Charles Geyar
Pittsfield
Edythe Skinner
Pontiac
Lillian Burgan
Emma Nissly
Lake Fonsa
Brighton
Louie Kuebler
Detroit
Manchester-Saline
O. J. McBride
Augusta Josenhans
Theodore Josenhans
Hillman
D. B. Mattison
Havng
Fred Richards
Frank Kelsey
York
Joan Gooding
Ralph Brown
Charles Tower
Ronald, Wendell
Ellowene
William
Saline
Nelson Davenport
Lodi
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
George Bible
Clarence Obee
Local notes and visits in Ann Arbor area
A roundup of social visits in Ann Arbor and Saline area residents including Miss Bertha Klumpp, Mrs. Fred Hehr, Miss Julia Feldkamp, and many others visiting relatives or hosting gatherings. A quiet wedding at the Schroen home and regional lawn care and gardening tips follow, with advice on watering, weed control, and ragweed pollen.
Try To Phone 100 People Then To Reach More Through Ads
The fragment notes a plan to call one hundred individuals and argues that using advertising columns in a public venue or on a server reaches many times more people at lower cost. The wording suggests a focus on cost efficiency and broad reach.
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Observer
St John's Lath and Church M C Philipp Pastor preach
Divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at ll English services held the second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone invited to attend.
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St. John’s Lath
M. C. Phillipp
Peaceful Morning Corn Bread Recipe Note
A119 short recipe and prayer note combines a homespun poem about strength and peace with a simple corn bread mix. It lists 2 cups yellow corn meal 2 cups sweet milk 4 teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons bacon drippings or shortening 1 tablespoon sugar 1% teaspoons salt and a basic method.
Saline Valley Farms News and Local Gatherings
Saline Valley Farms events include visits from Mrs. Walter Bertke and others, a Lake picnic with a ball game and singing, and July birthday celebrations hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wahl. Local families, Michiganders, and Detroit connections appear among guests and visitors.
Saint James Evang Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US-112 hosts divine services every Sunday at 10 am and Sunday school at 11 15 am pastor A Haneberg welcomes all attendees to the Saint James Evang Lutheran Church.
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A. Haneberg
Saline Township
Saline
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Wiliam H. Bach
Fred A. Lendrum
E. W. Frahm
Milan
Roy Bixby
Grove Bros
Jim Finnell
the Observer Office
Arthur H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
Saline, Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Maurice Robbins
Pocketbook OF
Bertha Klumpp
Washtenaw County
Fred Hehr
Lovilla
Julia Feldkamp
G. Schenk
Jacob Kaiser
Adam Schroen
Christina Theurer
George Thdurer
Esther
Helen Goltz
Joseph Kraft
E. Scherdt
Albert Hoeft
Robert Jedele
Silverlake
Jane Harmon
Harmon Gillen
George Burkhart
Philip Blum
Bridgewater
Julius Feldkamp
Olga
Arthur J. Schoen
George Ehnis
Monroe
William Ehnis
Chicago
Fred Ehnis
Florence
Brehicht
Seli
Michigan State College
MSC
Anon
Saline Valley Farms
Walter Bertke
Manchester
Fred Wahl
Mary Benson
Beulah. Rogers
Jackson
Glen Elis
Betty van Sossan
Estamaier
Alec van Sossan
Betty
Joyce Burns
Charles Burns
Ed. Burnett
Reuben Dresselhouse
Shirley
Clark’s Lake
J. J. Bennett
Carolyn Dudley
Carol Branch
Clark Shedd
Fern Biddle
Narice Elis
Art Neuman
Haswell
FTA W
Lumber Yard
Detroit Edison Company
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