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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
8
Pastor George Daschner leads 10 A. M. morning worship with a sermon titled Don't Disappoint the Host. 11 A. M. Sunday School offers classes for all ages and a welcoming note. Bring a friend.
Trinity Lutheran holds 10:00 A M German language service and 9:00 A M Sunday school. Choir rehearsals Monday evening. Michigan District Pastoral Conference meets next week Tuesday in South Haven. Delegates Harold Lambarth and Karl Theurer will accompany the pastor.
The church announces 16 00 A M divine worship and 11 00 A M Sunday School led by Pastor R S Hocking.
York Baptist Church outlines Sunday school at 10:00 A M with classes for all ages and morning worship at 11:00 A M. Evening services 8:00 P M with a Young Peoples Hour at 7:00 P M and a midweek service on Wednesday. Rev L P Buroker to conduct June 15 and 22 services. pastor away at a camp in Clearlake Iowa July Vacation Bible School planned for July on Tuesdays and Thursdays. bus service available where possible.
The Federated Henry McKenzie church holds a 10 00 A M divine worship service with theme Faith of Our Fathers. A11 16 A M church school for all ages and daily vacation Bible classes begin Monday June 16. Events include Friendship class Wednesday, 2 30 PM hostess Mrs Reuben Rogers, midweek service, choir rehearsal and closing exercises Friday evening.
Pastor Alvin Siemsen will preach the sermon at the Evangelical Reformed church. Rev Arnold Lambarth will preach. Contributions for Elmhurst and Heidelberg colleges will be received during the service. The Churchmen's Brotherhood meets Thursday, June 19 at 8 p.m.
Mr and Mrs C D Finkbein er visited Robert Ruff of Ann Arbor on Sunday evening. The St James Women Guild met Thursday with Mrs Gottlieb Finkbeiner. The Schneider reunion was held Sunday at Parker's Grove in Scio township. The Finkbeiners attended alumni events in Tecumseh and Clinton. Several locals attended Blair and Finkbeiner wedding and Tecumseh High School graduation. The West Saline Community Farm Bureau met at the Finkbeiners with 21 present and supported cutting agricultural appropriations.
Michigan Health Commissioner Dr. William DeKleine urges mothers to secure a complete summer check up for preschoolers. He recommends vaccines, dental and tonsil care, proper rest, nutrition, and safety planning for the school route to reduce illness and injuries before the new term begins.
Hammond District residents visited friends and relatives across nearby towns. Algerian names appear in social visits including Gilbert Fausts Beckeners and Girbachs with planned Willing Workers meeting June 19. Ill health update for B D Hammond from Detroit and multiple Sunday gatherings are recorded.
The Saline High School class of 31 received diplomas at Thursday night commencement in a full auditorium. Dr. Luther Purdon of the University of Michigan gave the main address My Responsibility. Phyllis Milkey and Kathryn Luckhardt gave the salutatory and valedictory. Superintendent Leo Jensen presented the class to the board, and Clarence Cook awarded the diplomas. David Campbell and James Thomas, serving abroad, received theirs in absentia through their mothers.
Michigan State College extension animal pathologist Glen W. Reed says vaccination is the only known prevention for hog cholera and notes last year’s outbreak drop was due to mass vaccinations. He outlines timing for pig vaccination, cautions against vaccinating sick pigs, and suggests vaccinating breeding stock. farmers may hold vaccination days with veterinarians.
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