Saline Notes Bring News of Visitors and Events
Local items report attorney Lea Brown visiting Saline, families visiting in Charlotte and Monroe, and license applications by Adolph Lambarth and Venda Singleton. Memorial Day activities, school events, and community gatherings fill the weekend as residents attend dances, anniversaries, and church functions. Two Canada lynx were trapped near Pointe aux Pins, rare sightings for Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Brown
Ypssey
Monay
Lloyd Carey
Charlotte
Adolph C. Lambarth
Venda Singleton
Grover Parsons
Robert
Royal Oak
Nats
Edward Alber
Airs
Maurice Robbins
Ypstanti
Loren Hunt
St. Joseph
Greenfield Village
Clarence Higgins
Trenton
N. J
William Harris
Florence Harris
New Pastor to Be Installed at St. Paul’s Sunday
The Rev. Alvin Siemsen, who became pastor of St. Paul Evangelical and Reformed Church on June 1, will be installed at 8 p.m. Sunday. The sermon will be by Rev. Robert C. Stanger of Detroit. Rev. G. H. Wittbracht will conduct the installation, with Dr. Stanger assisting. Mrs. Siemsen, Judith Joy, and the new pastor recently moved from Belvidere Illinois where he served since 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Lewis
Detroit
Frank Deede
American Legion
Polar Bear Inn
Phylis Henderson
Pe Brothers
Washington, D. C
Emoee
Clarks
Clarence Haarey
Gerald
Alwin Burk
Saline Valley Farms
George Ehnis
Monrostown
St. Paul’s Luthern Church
Ehnis
Saline
Monroe Street
Fred Gillen
Harmon Gillen
Betsy Lou
Watkins Lake
George Burk
Donald Buarkharts
Agnes van Duzer
Margaret
Toledo
Hattie Porter
Clinton
H. L. Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marquette
Donald
Harold Halsey
Shurtz
Alvin Siemsen
St. Is
Stanger
St. Paul’s Church
Siemsen
Judith Joy
Belvidere
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Siensen
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Eden Theological Seminary
Webster Groves
Peotone
Witthracht
Women’s Guild
Scouts Camp Enrollment Slow but Room Remains
Clarence Munn, camp committee chairman, warns Scouts planning to attend the Newkirk Boy Scout Camp this summer not to delay enrollments. By May 17, about one third of the camp’s capacity was filled, leaving space per period but urging prompt filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Clarence Munn
Thanks for Aid After Barn Fire
Mr and Mrs Harold Kutler thank neighbors and the Saline and Macon fire departments for prompt aid during the barn fire Friday evening caused by an electrical storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kutler
Saline
Macon
Sheds A Little Light On Brownout
The Detroit Edison Company estimates saving more than 88 thousand tons of coal annually at the rate saved in their service area during the recent brownout. When Dante was banished from Florence he found temporary asylum in the Scala palace in Verona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Edison Company
Dante
Florence
Scala
Verona
Vegetables and berries feed wartime New Jersey farms
The piece highlights New Jersey farms covering 40 percent of the state, with 29,000 farms producing corn, potatoes, beans, strawberries, asparagus, blueberries and more. It notes these fields underpin food supply for Atlantic coast residents and exports, tied to War Bonds support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. America
New Jersey
Atlantic Coast
U.S. Treasury Department
Perpective Theory Emerges From Apparent Size Decay
The complete theory of perspective can be developed from a single basic phenomenon: objects appear to shrink as they recede from the observer. This foundational insight links observer distance to visual scale.
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John Canfield
Ramsey- Canfield Printing Company
Ann Arbor
Observer
Arnold
Little Son
C. H. Howard
Austin Gordon
Five Points
Elk Rapids
Ernest Girbach
Gene Ernest
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Lawrence Rowsely
Dearborn
George W. Barr
Merritt Martin
Pearl Crothers
Hildegard Riba
Betty Francisco
Elvin Armbruster
John Schleh
Charles Graf
Louise Luckhardt
Kate Schaible
Alfred Graf
Tema Ehnis
Fred Niethammer
Engle
Monroe
Pointe Aux Pins
Bois Blanc Island
Lake Huron
Alien B. Smith
Smith
Michigan
Hartford
Michigan Ave
Lambarth Bros
Tel
America
Ami Arbor
The
Detroit Tiger
Harry Heilman
Ypsilanti
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