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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
4
A damaged OCR notice lists Sunday school and church services. It mentions a pastor and 10 am service, with invitations for attendance on a monthly tally basis. The readable items reference a religious group and schedule.
The St James Evangelical Church Saline Township announces Sunday services led by Pastor C A Z meberg. English service timings are the first, third, fourth and fifth Sundays with Sunday School at 11, all parishioners invited. Burma Road to China reference appears as a distant note.
Clarence Niethammer writes from Cheyenne Wyoming June 9 announcing a move to California. He shares weather, mailing address at AA Firing Center Riverside and notes visitors and other soldiers roaming Tennessee maneuvers and weekend furloughs. The note warns Washington visitors against transporting water chestnut from the Potomac.
Harv Frey led Saline to an 11 to 3 victory over Redford, tallying five hits and holding Redford to five. Ken Frey added three hits, while Bob Kaisel and Wes Steiner sparked the offense with key hits. Saline’s pitching trio Suder, Hoeft, and Kuzick are set to carry the load as they pursue the Tri County League title with Berkley Bandits visiting next Sunday at 3 p.m.
Public notice from Washtenaw County Register of Deeds dated April 28 1941 warns owners and interested parties that land in Ypsilanti Township was sold for unpaid taxes. It outlines reconveyance terms and costs, and notes redemption amount of 25.30 plus publication costs as of April 28 1941. The notice invites payment within six months of service to reclaim title.
Rotarians held an open discussion on the school bus project with notes on new and used buses, prices, and plans to continue the investigation. Hubert Bearss will travel to Lansing to urge lawmakers to maintain truck service by American Railway Express Company, while A. E. Hagen of the Saline Hatchery was welcomed as a new member.
A list of committee heads and officers across service categories including FRANCIS LOCKWOOD MAX FOSDICK GORDON PROUT and others. It enumerates committees community service international vocational rural urban crippled children membership fellowship attendance program chairmen board of directors and officers with roles and names.
Central York notes report calls at the Allison and Murray homes and Tracy LeBaron visiting Alger Allison. Revival services are held at York Baptist Church this week. Friendship class sewed a quilt and shared refreshments with thirteen present. John D. Allison injured by nails. he is recovering. Bible Society remark notes 125th anniversary. NYC water use listed at 936 million gallons daily. A committee of five joke on work and minority report.
Walker Jordan of Charlotte with Charles Jordan attended a ball game in Detroit last Wednesday afternoon. Families including the Finkheimer, Dieterle, Marsh, Everett, Hering, Ash, Myers, McMichael and others visited Royal Oak, Belleville, Adrian and Ypsilanti for dinners, receptions and graduation celebrations complimenting Billy Ash.
The Dr Clark farm buildings receive a new white paint coat and Dorothy Eva Schwartz is born June 12 at St Josephs Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. Leon Smith funeral held at Azalia church. Elizabeth Tuttle engages to Rev Loren Strait of Mooreville Methodist church. Pansy Bray Irma Herrmann stay with Ruth Kelsey for evangelistic Mooreville Methodist meetings. Edna Woodward of Detroit visits Clarence Schwartz home. Lighthouse on Old Mission Peninsula hosts annual summer ceremony halfway between equator and pole.
General rules govern occupancy on state lands except parks under the Conservation Department. Camping limits and permits apply. littering, fires, tree damage, and mineral removal prohibited. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars, possible 90 days jail. Signed by Hoffmaster and Rahilly.
Washtenaw County Probate Court assigns public notice for hearing on Marjorie Youngs petition to appoint Alwin R Burkhardt administrator of the Alfred Young estate. Hearing set for June 25 1941 at 10 a m at the Ann Arbor Probate Office with weekly newspaper publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate. June 5 12 19 1941.
In Washtenaw County Michigan George Rentschler deceased Executor Carl A Curtiss files final administration account and petitions for allowance and residue distribution. Court schedules hearing for June 24 1941 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora O Borgert.
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