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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
3
Weekend trips and visits as families tour Michigan and nearby states. residents attend church services, graduations, and weddings while others travel to camps, picnics, and lakeside destinations. community announcements cover drafts, anniversaries, and local obituaries.
Mrs. Martin Fucss of the Womens Society heads the National Aluminum Drive in Saline. Citizens asked to bring aluminum to the Conrad Boettner building or place it on their lawn by 10 a.m. Friday. The city truck will collect Friday from 10 to 12. Committees include local officials, St Pauls groups, church auxiliaries, American Legion, Rotary, Masons, Eastern Star, Saline Observer, and Saline Theatre among others.
Mrs. D W McCready reports 35 000 hours of work by women yielding 2 500 knitted garments for British men women and children. Yarn for 500 small child suits received. Surgical dressings resumed in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti July 15 with new 25 000 dressings quota requested.
Notice to qualified electors of Washtenaw County Michigan for a special election on August 4 1941 from 7 AM to 8 PM to vote on Act 79 of 1929 establishing districts for land use height density and light ventilation regulations. Catherine Tower near Cadillac and Wolf Lake Fish Hatchery on M-13 are noted regional highlights.
The board approved estimated receipts of 30 947 93 and expenditures of as balance. Debt service set at 9 747 50 with a rate of 8 44 mills. Election results: Mrs. Homer Kuebler re elected to the expired term, Mr. Clarence Cook re elected to his seat. The policy and course of study remain unchanged for 1941 2.
Mrs Alber called on Mrs Ryan Monday afternoon. The Gallaghers visited D G Richards Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Richards visited Worthville with Mr and Mrs Burell Downing. Gloria Elliott of Detroit returned home Saturday after visiting A G Richards. Parents would be shocked by children knowing at age five.
The Rainbow Division will hold a silver tea on the lawn of the Methodist church on Thursday July 24 from 3 to 5 p m A program will be offered and ice cream social and bazaar are announced for Wednesday August 6 at St James church on US 112 All invited A bridge and pedro party sponsored by the CES will be at Mrs C A Jordans home on Friday Aug 1 from 2 to 5.
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