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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
2
Miss Shirley and Marilyn Rogers visit relatives in Ontario while others in Saline host family gatherings and attend church activities. Residents celebrate reunions, graduations, and announce teaching contracts in Wrangell Alaska, with community efforts underway for Red Cross canteen work and summer recreation.
A memorial service for Miss Ethel Lewis was held at Oakwood cemetery with Dr. F A Lendrum officiating. Miss Lewis died April 24 in Balboa California Zone while employed in the U S Postal Censorship service. Survivors include mother Mary Hammond Lewis brother A W Lewis and several relatives. Two Canada geese at Island Lake state park near Brighton attract visitors.
Local notes spotlight visits and travels in Findlay Detroit Lansing and Saline. Families, neighbors, and residents are mentioned with social calls new residents and church groups. A bank showcases new smaller U S paper money due July while a shop owner offers a humorous threat to a thief.
Miss Emma Klein visited friends in Ypsilanti and Toledo with Amanda Mayer and the Scherdt and Hehr families. Jailers note a Junior-Senior reception on June 12 with violinist Bernard Boettger and pianist Louise Woelper. Diplomas were awarded to Arthur J F. Nissly Bernard Mason Hazel B Cook Vesta Mae Cole Vivian I Mack Lillian R Alber C Raymond Burkhart Cornelia Klueter Walter Towler. Grover Alber completed a five year electrical engineering course in three years at Detroit University. Michigan now counts 11 037 inland lakes with Sanilac and Saginaw counties lakeless.
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