Divine services and Sunday school schedule
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
Rev C A Haneberg Leads Saline Township Service
Reverend C A Haneberg preaches at Saline Township parish located miles west of Salne on US 112. Divine services every Sunday at 10 a m with Sunday School at 11 15 a m. Everyone welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Haneberg
Saline Township
Salne
Saline Observer masthead credits
The Saline Observer lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter with notice of second class mail at Saline Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline, Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Esther Landwehr
Pricing Terms For Subscriptions And Notices
The notice outlines subscription rates including 1.50 per year and 1.00 for six months within Michigan, 2.00 outside Michigan, and 1.25 for soldiers. It lists single copies at 5 cents, card of thanks at 6 cents per line, poetry at 5 cents per line, obituary and marriage notices free, paid entertainments at 6 cents per line, and 25 cents for a Mum charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Adam Lacks Tax Humor and Ham Loaf Recipe Mix
Humorous verse about Adam lacking income tax and good luck in deals. Included is a ham loaf recipe with ham, lemon gelatine, vinegar, paprika, dill, mustard, mayonnaise, and greens. Serves six and suggests garnishes of lettuce, endive, eggs and tomatoes.
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Mrs Henry Cornish and Mrs Fred Layher were in Addison Saturday. Mrs Fred Zimmerman and Mrs Henry Boettger visited Clinton Friday afternoon. Lloyd Dell and Clarence Cook attended the grand lodge of F and A M at Pontiac. Mr and Mrs W L Rundel and daughters Gertrude and Margaret spent a day in Detroit last week. Miss Erma Theurer of Ann Arbor visited her parents and the local school Friday. Miss Lorena Klumpp Martha Visel Lisle Morse and Ed Murphy attended the Delhi Phi sorority party at the Ypsilanti armory Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Walter Acton and Mr and Mrs Michael Meyer and son Ludwig of York township were callers Sunday afternoon at the Walker home. Charles Dieterle Charles Koch Henry Ormsby and Fred Zimmerman attended the Detroit St Louis ball game. Tuesday Lyle Rankin moved from Chicago to the farm tenant house recently fitted up. Thursday P T A of the Sutherland school hosted a party for Mighty Like a Rose participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornish
Fred Layher, Jr
Addison
Fred Zimmerman
Henry Boettger
Clinton
Lloyd Dell
Clarence Cook
Grand Lodge of F. & A. M
Pontiac
W. L. Rundel
Gertrude
Margaret
Detroit
Erma Theurer
Ann Arbor
Lorena Klumpp
Martha Visel
Lisle Morse
Ed. Murphy
Delhi Phi
Ypsilanti Armory
Walter Acton
Michael Meyer
Ludwig
York Township
Julius Walker
Charles Dieterle
Charles Koch
Henry Ormsby
St. Louis
Lyle Rankin
Chicago
Sutherland School
Rose
Michigan Food Grading Key To Postwar Market
Niles Nelson of the Michigan Department of Agriculture argues that careful grading and inspection of Michigan food products has boosted federal purchases in wartime and is essential for postwar markets. He warns that relaxing standards will lose consumer confidence and push buyers to other states, urging continued strict grading, labeling, and advertising to sustain demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Michigan
United States
Niles Nelson
State Bureau of Foods and Standards
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
United States Department of Agrculture
U. S
Mr. Nelson
Thirty Years Ago A Lodi Birth And Local Notes
Thirty years ago a son was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Fred Hack of Lodi. Miss Luella Kyte helped at NisSly variety store during summer. Mrs J B Wallace visited Detroit for her aunt's illness. Karl Woelper studied at Cleary College and works for Seeger Schroen. Louis Scherdt family hosted by Christian Jedele. Saline Farmers Club meets at Walter Coe home on Saturday June 13. Ernest Skinner travels to Ann Arbor to finalize severance from King George. Jacob Fucss and daughter Helen visited Ernest and Mrs Lee in Ann Arbor. F Wheaton of North Adams in town with lawn mower sharpening business in front of The Tavern. Ladies' Aid Society held annual outing at Walter Coe farm. Dr and Mrs Charles F Mix of Chicago with Mrs William Caldwell and Miss Minnie Caldwell of Detroit visiting the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hack
Lodi
Luella Kyte
NisSly
J. B. Wallace
Detroit
Karl Woelper
Cleary College
Seeger & Schroen
Louis Scherdt
Christian Jedele
Saline Farmers’ Club
Walter Coe
Ernest Skinner
Ann Arbor
King George
Jacob Fucss
Helen
Ernest Lee
Tuesay
F. Wheaton
North Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Postwar planning for permanent peace debated by Rotary group
John W. Rae Ann Arbor assistant prosecuting attorney urged hard terms for peace with Germany and Japan at The Tavern Rotary meeting. He warned the war’s destruction demands lasting disarmament and long postwar reeducation of Nazis Fascists and Japanese. Local guests Sailor Bud Steiner Joseph Warner G G Warner and Dr R Clyde Iford spoke or attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rae
Ann Arbor
Rotary Club
Germany
Japan
Europe
LaMar “Bud” Steiner
Alber Lange
South Pacific
Joseph Warner
Ypsilanti
G. G. Warner
Gregory, S. D
R. Clyde Iford
Ypslanti
Walter MacPeek
Federated Church Services and Activities Notice
The Federated Church invites all to worship with Rev. Wiliam Al. Bach at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m Gospel service. Sunday school at 11 30 a m Young people at 4 45 p m Wednesday Ladies Aid Pray er meeting and choir practice. Vacation Bible school begins June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Girl Scouts Hold First Court of Honor at School
The event saw six Brownies promoted to scouts with wings pinned by Mrs. Leo Jersen and Mrs. J Little. Mary Lou Burkhart joined the troop, merit badges awarded to several scouts, and songs led to a closing with lemonade and cookies as the movement earns praise for shaping young citizens. The article notes Alaska’s top five industries: fishing, mining, farming, lumbering, and fur production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jersen
Mildred Lee Hart
Lou Ann Hirring
Sheron Muir
Jane Mason
Donna Sue Thomas
Ann Taylor
J. ©. Little
Kenneth Taylor
Mary Lou Burkhart
Barbara Gordon
Thelma Wahl
Joanne Wallace
Collteen Gross
Jerry Jordan
Marlene
Christine Jensen
Joyce Davenport
Constance Gross
Lenore MacArthur
Christine
Marlene Jensen
America
Alaska
Milan families welcomed hospital patients and newborns
Saline General Hospital reports Mrs Edna Belle Otto of Milan admitted as a medical patient last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Virag of Milan announce the birth of a son on May 25. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hazlett of Milan report a son born on May 28. Willis residents Arlene and Nelson Turner had tonsil removal on Saturday. Milan youths Charles Hazen and James Baker underwent tonsillectomies on Saturday. Mrs Otto Miller and baby returned home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Belle Otto
Milan
Joseph Virag
Joseph Hazlett
Arlene
Nelson Turner
Willis
Charles Hazen
James Baker
Otto Miller
Baby
Donald Drake Named Camp Director For Wash Ten Scout Camp
Clarence Munn announces Donald Drake Ann Arbor High School swimming coach as summer camp director with Philip P. Savage of Ypsilanti as assistant for Camp Newkirk. Drake long helped establish Scouts in the county and directed Fresh Air and Wolverine Bay camps. Camp runs June 18 to July 30 with a Saline Scout delegation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Drake
Clarence Munn
Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council
Ann Arbor
Philip P. Savage
Ypsilanti
Drake
Camp Newkirk
Fresh Air
Wolverine Bay
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