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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

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Tax Installment Moratorium Due For 1935 And Earlier

Taxes under the ten year plan for 1935 and earlier years are due at the Washtenaw County Treasurer’s office on or before September 1, 1941. If any installment is delinquent the full tax becomes payable and may be sold in May of the fall year. A Senate enrolled Act increases sale expenses from 50 to 1.00 dollars, charged on all delinquent descriptions as of October 1 for 1939 and prior years.

Washtenaw County Senate

Saline District No. 1 Fractional Annual School Meeting

The Saline District No. 1 Fractional held its annual meeting July 14, 1941 in the school auditorium. President William Austin opened proceedings as the prior minutes were read and approved. Dr. G J Prout presented the secretary and treasurer report, which was moved by A C Lange and supported by Edward Clark and carried.

Saline District No. 1 William Austin G. J. Prout A. C. Lange Edward Clark

Receipts and Disbursements of Saline Board of Education 1940 41

Board of Education Saline District No. L Fractional reports year ending June 30 1941. Operating funds show cash balance June 30 1940 of 6528.10 and receipts total 29240.79. Expenditures total 32116.54 with debt retirement fund 2640.73.

Board of Education of Saline District No. L Curent

Ronald Edward Kelly is named at saline

The new son of Mr and Mrs Willip Kelly is named Ronald Edward with Edward a family name and Ronald a preferred nickname. The town notes a nearing tennis court completion a Miss Martha Jedele visits The Observer on printing day renewing her subscription and her nephew Edwin Goltz is home from? The wheat law prompts farmer penalties for AAA limits with a Saline resident facing a $150 fine for over planting.

Willip Kelly Ronald Edward Edward Ronald Observer The Edwin Goltz New York Ohio Indiana Saline AAA William Koebbe C. O. Woodbridge George Byers John Cornish Milan Brooks Brothers Sebastian Finkbeiner G. Donald Kennedy Boy Scouts Michigan State Police Chambers of Commercce Michigan Saline Park Clinton Wampler’s Lake Bueonard Hutzel

Glasses nite at Milan Hotel with Dr Frank Giford

Every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 86 P M the Milan Hotel hosts glasses night. See Dr Frank Giford for details.

Milan Frank Giford

Nielson-Bowen Wedding Saturday

The wedding of Miss Esther Bowen daughter of Mrs John Bowen to Alfred Lange Nielson of Pontiac took place Saturday afternoon at 4 in the Methodist church. Dr Fred Lendrum read the service with an organ recital preceding. The bridal party entered to the wedding march as Miss Clara Bowen sister of the bride served as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Royal Oak after a motor trip to New England and New York.

Esther Bowen John Bowen Alfred Lange Nielson Pontiac Fred Lendrum C. EF. Unterkircher Bairclough Anag Nevin Frances Louis Bowen Marjorie Bradberry Jack Bradberry Troit Johanna Hill Stephenous Swansonia Clara Bowen John Davidson Lloyd Bowen John Cody Ypsilanti New England States New York City Washington, D. C

Merchants Night entertainment plans and prizes

The Observer notes plans evolving for upcoming Merchants Night events while promising good entertainment. Last week’s prize winners included Elmer Rothfuss and Rose Bearss each with a dollar, Mrs. Chris Zick and John Guthardt with twelve dollars.

the Observer Betty Sanford First Methodist Church Jackson Elmer Rothfuss Rose Bearss Chris. Zick John Guthardt Indiana Brothers Douglas Robert Scott WIBM

City Council Proceedings July 16 1941 Minutes and Bills

The council met in the council chamber on Tuesday evening July 16 1941 with Mayor Gross presiding. Bills totaling 5619.62 were approved and orders drawn. A 100 watt light was to be installed at the east side of the school grounds funded by School District No. 1 fractional. Cemetery clerk Dr J B Wallace reported on cemetery work and tabled audit-related concerns. The meeting adjourned subject to the mayor’s call.

Gross Lambarth Schroen Cole Haarer Detroit Edison Company J. B. Wallace Lottie ‘Wallace Alwin Gross

Tavern Annex Opens To Public In City

Saturday marked the opening of a new Tavern annex with a cork like ceiling, indirect fluorescent lighting, ash chairs and tables, formica countertops, chrome stools, and blue leather booths. The kitchen features a six burner stove, three burner grill, two large ovens, and ample refrigeration with pristine white walls and modern air conditioning. Exterior charm includes flower boxes beneath windows and inviting overall presentation.

New Wheat Restrictions Stir Farm Debate Across States

Farmers oppose the new wheat marketing limits, with widespread debate in Michigan and nationwide. Four relief options exist including storing excess wheat or adjusting 1942 acreage, and AAA officials urge using local offices for guidance. County AAA chairman Harry M Cole defends storage over penalties.

For Sale and Wanted Notices in Saline Area

A collage of classified ads lists items for sale including a ten room house for three families a sow with pigs a walnut dining room suite a piano and a 1938 Chevrolet pickup. Also rental offerings two rooms with bath and public auctions and requests for help with child care and stock care. Local businesses advertise feed hatchery hardware and auto service along with eye care and farm machinery parts.

Farm implement and animal sale listing at auction

A sale listing offers items including a McCormick Deering rear drive corn binder a John Deere 7 foot grain binder one regular Farmail an F 12 tractor two 10 205 a 22 36 one 15 30 a nine year old horse weighing 1500 pounds a No 4 manure spreader and related gear by Herman Heininger.

McCormick-Deering John Deere Herman Heininger

Unheard of Tractor Economy Hits Washtenaw County

The New Ford Hydraulic Controlled Tractor now sells for 660 dollars and uses 6 to 10 gallons of fuel daily while pulling two 14 inch plows under normal conditions. Wiedman Tractor Sales in Saline invites demonstrations with 70 local owners in Washtenam County answering.

Dearborn Washtenam County Wiedman Tractor Sales

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Saline Savings Bank Larro Plymouth and Cole’s Feed Store Hills Bros. Coffee Pound New England Kupplinger’s Health Bread Schmid’s Food Market Complete Food Service Financial Report Board of Education Council Proceedings Satine Observer Office Tavern United States America Secretary of Agriculture Eevator Harry M Cole Thomas Love Nice C. Boettner Lodi Art Armbrusters W. Mich. Ave Gross Hardware Rauser Outfitting Co N. Fourth Ave Ann Arbor L. Gibson Packard At Hill Call Collect Tecumseh Darrell Frost Darling & Co S. Ann Arbor Morton Poultry Farm Allis-Chalmer Clarence Cook Taylor Sinclair Wolverine Parsons R. G. Wahl Chevrolet Wiedman Auto Company M. K. Rankin John Schleh Pleasant Lake Road Wiedman Auto Co Mother Adrian Adrian, Mich Adrian Tankage Co Fox Tent & Awning Co S. Main Street Bemberg B. E. Muehlig Main St
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