Bake Sale At Old Post Office June 22
The Methodist Ladies Aid sponsors a bake sale at the Old Post Office Building on Saturday June 22 all day. Proceeds support church missions and local charity efforts.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1940
Page
2
Saline Observer Publisher and Editor Notice Policy
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
R. Wilson
M. QC. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
Public funds accounting urged for all government bodies
Government officials and boards that handle public money should publish regular accounting showing how every dollar is spent. This demand upholds a fundamental principle of democratic government.
Saline School Approved for Tuition Revenue
T I declare Saline school approved for tuition collection from non resident pupils in grades nine through twelve for one year ending June 30 1941. The department committee commends the school for progress and its efforts to serve local youth. The note adds credit to Superintendent Clay for the achievement. Also included is a report of a diamond theft and a farmer euthanizing a deformity calf with subsequent recovery of the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Clay
Department of Public Instruction
Lansing
Saline
Department
Clay
Gmn of the Republic
Henry Jennings
Mt. Pleasant
Boy, 3, Buys Bread and Chips at Local Store
Freddie Bjork of Trenton walked into a grocery with a plan to visit his father’s plant. He bought a loaf of bread and a sack of potato chips, charging them to his father. Police found him bound for the factory. he had eaten the chips and part of the bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Bjork
Trenton
Hunter Ed Anderson Records Bow Carnage Of Great Cats
Ed Anderson of Alabaster has hunted boscats with a 65 pound bow for 15 years and, with companions, claimed about 50 cats. The largest shot weighed 34 pounds. A winter cat measured three feet, with one leg lost in a trap. He adjusts speed to road, weather and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
Alabaster
Federated Church Announces June Services and Ordination
The Federated Church lists services led by Rev. Roy J. Miller with morning worship at 10 o'clock on Sundays, Sunday school at 11 15, and a June 30 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and ordination of Mr Tower. A June 20 praise and prayer meeting and a June 25 session meeting are scheduled at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Graydon Everett
Tower
Methodist Church Worship Service at 10 to 11
Morning Worship Service will be filled by Walter C B Laxman of the Michigan Child Guidance Institute. Walter MacArthur serves as chairman of the board of stewards and will conduct the service. Church school follows from 11 to 12 with Ray Davis as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Watt
Michigan Child Guidance Institute
University
Walter MacArthur
Board of
Stewards
Ray Davis
Michigan Strawberries Seen Blooming To Export Markets
Michigan's strawberry crop value tops two million dollars last year and is two weeks late this season. Acreage rises to 14 700 from 13 000 in 1939 as frequent rains provide moisture. Experts from Michigan State College study marketing and handling to speed field to market delivery and expand distant markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lansing
Michigan State College
Michigan Agriculture
R. E. Loree
Loree
Chicago
H. A. Cardinell
Hammond
H.D. Hootman
Upper Peninsula
Sour Cream Casserole of Veal and Breakfast Delights
A reader supplied home hodgepodge with two recipes Sour Cream Casserole of Veal and Breakfast Delight detailing onion, veal, noodles, mushrooms, sour cream bake. Also includes Fried Spaetzels with eggs milk and bread base.
Simple Dried Beef Cream Cheese Spread
Cut dried beef into tiny pieces and blend with cream cheese in a double boiler until melted. Add tomato mixture and stir until smooth. Chill in a covered jar for sandwich spread or serve hot on buttered toast.
Scout Heads Meeting At Chemung Tavern
The Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout council executive board will meet at the Chemung Tavern northwest of Brighton on Wednesday evening June 26. Ernest H. Chapelle says district and committee chairmen will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council
Chemung Tavern
Brighton
Ernest H. Chapelle
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Local notes record frequent visits and social events. Detroit visitor Paul Boettger returns home for the weekend while Miss Helen Huber enjoys time with R. L. Finch in Marion Indiana. Numerous trips and gatherings link Ann Arbor Milan Streator and Chicago residents with family and friends in town.
Local notices highlight births and gatherings in town
Born Sunday June 19 to Mr and Mrs Fred Gillen a son. Miss Edna Smith to spend weeks at Bay View. Born Saturday June 18 to Mr and Mrs Roman Gillen a daughter. Peter Wiedmeyer adds 34 foot barn extension. Mrs W L Sturm hosted about twenty ladies at a thimble party. Miss Cora Hull hosted Miss Laura Wright of Flint. Miss Christina Thearer of Ann Arbor visited. Mr and Mrs A W Sanford of Milan with G W Barr family. Rudolph Layher returning from Columbus University for summer. O A B strawberry festival planned on Library lawn Saturday evening June 25. Miss Frieda Lederer back from Bay City for summer. About forty at Mrs Floyd Rogers twenty sixth birthday. Home wedding at Mr and Mrs Michael Mohrhardt home Lulu and Carl Linck. Mrs Louis Klein and Jessie of Washington Iowa to spend summer with Mary Hauser. Merchants on East Main bought a pump and hose to dampen that section. Dr Wallace doing similar work in front of his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gillen
Edna Smith
Bay View
Roman Gillen
Peter Wiedmeyer
W. Ll. Sturm
Ln Company
Cora Hull
Laura Wright
Flint
Christina Thearer
Ann, Arbor
A. W. Sanford
Milan
G. W. Barr
Rudolph Layher
Columbus University
Frieda Lederer
Bay City
Floyd Rogers
Michael Mohrhardt
Lulu
Carl Linck
Louis Klein
Jessie
Washington
Iowa
Mary Hauser
East Main Street
Wallace
United Evangelical and Reformed Church Set After Lancaster Synod
In Lancaster Pennsylvania the Evangelical and Reformed church formed by 1934 merger plans to enact its constitution and complete organic union during June 19 to 26 meetings. The unity follows a six year path with merged boards and groups and a single denominational budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Evangelical and Reformed Church
General Synod
Evangelical Synod of North America
Reformed Church
United States
Women’s Guild
Churchmen’s Brotherhood
United Church
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Holly
Bake Sale
Methodist Ladies
Benj R. Burbank
South Huron St. Ypsilanti, Mich
J. F. Grostic
D. C
Main Street
Ann Arbor, Mich
Krins Craft Shop
Miller Ave
Jim Finnell
Observer
American Rug Cleaners
Billy” Martin
Rauser Outfitting Co
4Th Ave
Tel
Burkhart’s
Billy Sf Martin, Saline
Swiss Cleaners
Liberty Ann Arbor
Tech
Ste Ton Mair ST
Ann Arbor
Central Dead Stock Co
al SX Association
William Danhausen
Jonesville
Federated Church
Roy J. Miller
Methodist Church
Walter C. B. Laxman
Scout
Stag
Et Detroit Brewing Co
Paul Boettger
Detroit
Helen Huber
Marion
Indiana
R. L. Finch
Bruce Roraback
Salem
Arthur Lutz
Rose Weller
Fred Schill
Harmon F. Davenport
M. E. Church
Gertrude Coe
Janice Austin
Wayne High School
Gauntlett
Katherine Rentschler
George Schaffer
Streator
Qilinvis
Alfred Young
Bertha Wagner
J. Divine
Fannie Friis
Everett Davenport
Forbes
Worth
Jacob Clough
Edward Feuerbacher
Charles Wolf
Jacob Burkhardt
Martha Akins
Luella Braun
George Braun
Uwghroe
Roy Bixby
Tamner’s Store
Drs. E. H
A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
D. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
South
Ann Arbor St
Detroit Edison
FOX
South Main Street
Howell
Oscar Myers Rendering CO
Herman Heininger
Royal Fencing
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