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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

2

Questions and Answers From Michigan Farmers

Michigan State College staff member J. G. Hays presents farmer questions and college answers. Topics include cows craving lead in old paint, salt making pigs sick when wet, sprouts from cut-down cherry trees killing sheep, borax use to prevent growth splits in red beets, and timing of potato planting after rain. Michigan sugar beet growers set a 1941 record with 10.8 tons per acre.

Michigan Michigan State College J. G. Hays

Saline Observer Publisher and Editor Credits

The Saline Observer lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and M. Boutelle as editor. The issue is entered at the Saline, Michigan post office as second class matter.

Sim. R. Wilson M.,c. Boutelle Saline, Mich

Classifieds Policy Text

Public notices on pricing for single copies subscriptions and charges for obituaries marriages and poetry. states rates for Michigan and outside Michigan durations lines and minimums and free notices for obituary and marriage notices. Also lists charges for announcements entertainments admissions and poetry.

Defense Volunteers To Receive Insignia Soon

Civilian Defense Volunteer and Civil Air Patrol members who log 50 hours or more in volunteer roles will be issued cloth sleeve insignia from Washington. The badge features a red V in a white triangle on blue, with a CD symbol. County chairmen will get letters with insignia details and eligibility rules, as volunteers discussed their county program and immunization and air raid wardens efforts.

Defense Civilian Defense Volunteer Office Washington Civil Air Patrol Protective Services Near Futue Raphael CCVO Engieke Robert Mayfield Ann Arbor Bromage

Field Crops Above Average On June 1

The June 1 report shows general field crops several points above normal across Michigan. May rainfall boosted pastures and early grain, though heavy land stayed wet. Wheat heads early, rye and oats crop prospects rise, barley production up, and hay pasture conditions exceed long term averages.

Michigan

Trinity Evang Lutheran Bay City District Convention

The Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Louth with Pastor H. L. Engel plans a Divine service in German at 9 a.m. with Sunday school. The Bay City district convention is scheduled for June 22 to 26.

Trinity Ev. Louth H. L. Engel Man Creek Bay City

Michigan June War Bond quotas set for counties

Treasury announces June War Bond quotas for 3 070 counties led by Michigan at 29 782 500 dollars. County targets rise toward ten percent of income as the nation moves to a billion dollar a month basis in July. Buy bonds at banks post offices and many stores with the campaign motto ten percent.

Washington, D. C Henry Morgenthau, Jr Secretary of the Treasury Michigan Building & Loan Association

Seetings and Gardener Notes Highlight Community Life

Seemingly ordinary column continues with praise for Mrs Briggs and her flowers. A note on Victory garden weeds appearing alongside seeds hints at wartime home front efforts. Donald Wells has entered military service and is stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri while helping at his parents' Saline grocery.

Canterbury Mrs. Briggs Victory Garden Donald Wells Jefferson Barracks Salime Leighton Wells

Zahn Reunion Honors Members With 175 In Attendance

The Zahn reunion at Scottshall Pleasant Lake drew 175 attendees. Elected officers include President Arthur Fiegel Secretary Treasurer Clara Zahn and program chair Lenora Haab along with sports chair Paul Seitz. Oldest attendees are Mrs Barbara Kempf Marshall and John Zahn Detroit. youngest is Mary Haab Freedom.

Zahn Scottshall Pleasant Lake Arthur Fiegel Clara Zahn Lenora Haab Paul Seitz Barbara Kempf Marshall John Zahn Detroit Mary Haab John Haab Freedom America—Assembly Fred Seitz Faith of Our Fathers— Assembly John Zahm Ronald Finkbeiner Elton Moehn Chopin Velma Seitz Walter Rentz Lois Finkbeiner Assembly God Len Josenhans Jacob Fucss C. A. Curtiss LaGrange Ind Carl Gillen Ypsilanti John Gillen Henry Rentschler Fred Niethammer W. R. Stierle Ann Arbor Linnie McKinnon Jacob Kaiser Karl Okemos Adam Schroen L. Whitcomb Oklahoma J. W. Hull Fred Cramer E. J. Sanford Mead's Flats Hammond Ira H E. Wood G. A. Brown Leonora Wittbracht Louise Woelper G. F. Tripp Pesident Bernice Davenport Our Old School J. N. Lewis Miss Gass Luella Kyte R. J. Josenhans Reading Zoa Nichols Board of Education D. A. Townsend W. L. Walling Leigh -Townsend Sears Arthur Heininger Luella Nisslv Auld Lang Syne

What You Buy With WAR BONDS Navy Cruisers Fact Sheet

Navy cruisers come in light and heavy classes with about 10 000 ton heavy ships. The 10 000 ton cruiser costs around 20 million dollars. Many ships are under construction and more are needed. War Bonds fund these vessels. Citizens in unity can support by investing at least ten percent of income per pay period.

Castortera Detroit Edison Company

Hodgepodge invites reader ideas and household tips

This brief column invites readers to submit ideas for the Hodgepodge and share smarter household tasks. It promotes thrift through recipes and home hacks and closes with a dated recipe for a molasses spice cake with optional icing or whipped cream.

Lettuce aids by growers as gardeners boost yields

Victory gardeners gain help from commercial lettuce producers reporting 50 percent higher output than normal years. Green lettuce offers carotene and iron while bleached lettuce lags on vitamins. Store in a cool moist place and eat in larger portions to gain nutrients. Local social notes cover residents in Detroit and surrounding areas, barn raises, visits, and alumni events for 1912.

Victory U. S. Department of Agriculture

Rubber Collection Gets Grand Start

The campaign to salvage old rubber began strongly with stations reporting both small and large piles. One station collected over a ton in two days as Mayor Gross considers Governor Van Wagoner’s urge to issue a proclamation to accelerate the drive.

Gross van Wagoner

Turning Back the Pages of the Files

Detroit visitors, relatives visits, and family travel noted across several households. The June 7 marriage of Martha Gannett to George Uphaus is announced at the Tower home.

B. P. Davenport Detroit Will Stierle Evan Schairer Madison Wis Bertha Schairer J. C. Hill Hall Claire John Wurster Sam Buehler Margaret Lucile Jackson H. Baker Royal Oak William Austin Roscoe Cammet Elmer George Steele Ypsilanti Gladys Braun Lewis Kleinschmidt Florence Doris Webster Harry Friis N. A A. C. Briggs Mary Skinner

Federated Church Weekly Schedule and Michigan State College Note

The Federated Church lists Sunday services with worship at 10 00 Sunday school at 11 15 and Men s Brotherhood sessions at 4 00 and 7 30 with an announced speaker. Christian Endeavor led by Miss Ethel Spike at 6 15. Wednesday Missionary Society meets at Mrs Sitvens home at 2 00 with White Cross sewing and 8 00 Brave study Life of Christ. Thursday choir practice. Michigan State College is cited as the oldest agricultural college in the United States, established in 1857 and now the largest.

Men’s Brotherhood Christian Endeavor Ethel Spike Women's Missionary Society Arthur Sitvens White Cross Christ Michigan State College United States

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