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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

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Private Rudolph Feldkamp Saves 50 Invasion Front

Private First Class Rudolph C Feldkamp of Latine Michigan saved fifty lives on the Fifth Army front by stamping out a dynamite fuse under a bridge while his jeep crew worked a wire pile. He stood near the bridge, rushed to his jeep for a fire extinguisher, and returned to extinguish the fuse inches from 200 pounds of explosive. Feldkamp has been overseas since early 1943 with service in North Africa Sicily and the Anzio beachhead. His wife Margaret Wolfe and his brother LeRoy, in the South Pacific, are noted as part of his family in Bemis road Logs.

Fifth Army Italy Rudolph c. Feldkamp Latine Michigan Marne Feldkamp Rudy Rudolph Ruben Feldkamp Bemis Road North Africa Sicily Anzio Margaret Wolfe John. Wolfe Logs LeRoy South Pacific New Guinea

Saline Public Library Gets State Aid Grant

The Saline Public Library received a $117.91 grant from the State Board for Libraries. Librarian Mrs. Grace Orwick says the equalization fund helps libraries in areas with low assessed valuations to meet state standards, enabling more books magazines and reviews for the public. Donors are asked to contribute National Geographic issues to support the library.

Saline Public Library State Board For Libraries Grace Orwick Bok National Geographic

Tomatoes and vitamin C urged for war gardens and yields

Michigan civil defense officials urge home gardeners to plant more tomatoes as canning supplies fall to half of last year. Tomatoes provide a major vitamin C source and ripening on the vine preserves value. Summer tomatoes offer higher vitamin C than winter stock. Also noted, Porcupine Mountains recreation area and state forests totaling 3 225 000 acres are under conservation management. And a note on the Spatari Radio Code as a universal language.

Paul R. Krone Victory Garden Michigan Office of Civilian Defense The State Conservation Department

Eyes Examined by Doctor at Milan Hotel Office

Dr Frank Gifford optometrist offers eye examinations in Milan at the Hotel Saturday from 1:60 to 9:30. Frames and glasses fitted. Lith year in Milan.

The Short Snorters and Tempting Water at Lake York

A lively column laments heat and wartime irritations while noting the rise of informal groups like the Short Snorters who collect for missing credentials. It recalls the 1909 Taft car race, discusses youth delinquency and recreation efforts in Saline, praises Girl Scouts leadership, and calls for continued Red Cross dressings work to light the torch of liberty.

Order of Nepthune Equator Orean The York. Mill Taft New York Seattle Afidicatot Republic of United States America France Red Cross

Colored All Stars Open Season Against Saline Merchants

The Colored All Stars of Ypsilanti opened the baseball season by facing the Saline Merchants at the local park. Saline led early on Leidle’s hit, Miller’s RBI single, and Westphal’s sacrifice. Hoeft held the colored team to six hits as Gall shined in right and catching duties later. Saline won 9 to 6, with next game planned for Sunday at home due to gas shortages.

Ypsilanti Saline Merchants Leidle Westphal Miller Owen Hoeft Saline Big Stanley Gall Stan

OES Raises Funds for Percy Jones Convalescents

The local Chapter of the OES thanks members and donors for a cafeteria supper and gifts aiding convalescents at Percy Jones hospital. Plans call for bedside radio equipment costing about 10 000 dollars, with total needs around 58 600 dollars to aid rehabilitation.

C. EB. S Percy Jones Hospital Grand Chapter Michigan

Local Home Transfers and Bond Sale Totals

ADDITIONAL LOCALS note Mrs Arthur Miller and Jr repurchased the Maude Rankin house on North Ann Arbor street. Frank Otrombo of Hillsworth road bought the Silas Briggs home on East Michigan avenue. Mr and Mrs Roy Ward and children of Madison Wisconsin visited Mrs Fred Sellen last week and went to Detroit to visit relatives. SALINE BOND SALES JUNE 26 report Series EB $12881.25 Series F and G $7118.50 Series 7/8% $10000 total $29999.75.

Card of Thanks from Marilyn Jantz

Marilyn Jantz expresses gratitude to friends relatives and employees of the A and B Tool Co for the flowers sent during her hospital stay.

A and B Tool Co Als

Saline Rotary Club Paints Scout Cabin Near Dexter

Rotary members met without a speaker and discussed various topics. SeveralRotarians painted the Saline scout cabin near Dexter that evening, finishing around ten oclock. Visitors included D M Currie of the Ford school and Rotarian Wallace Wait of Monroe.

Dexter Saline S. G. Lambarth Francis Lockwood Arthur Heininger Alwin Burkhardt Joe Campburn Herman Heininger D. M. Currie Ford School Wallace Wait Monroe

Local birth and medical procedure notices

Sealine neral Rose reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wiedraager on June 20. Belleville resident Mrs. Darlington Nelson had an appendectomy on Tuesday. Marie Socks Vivian Rowe and Lynda John had tonsils removed last Wednesday. Marilyn Jantz returned home after an appendectomy last Wednesday. Elwood Smith of Ypsilanti had an appendectomy last Wednesday. Little David Church of Manchester had tonsils removed on Monday and David Kehoe had a cut on Tuesday. Mrs. George Stout who had an appendix removed last Tuesday returned home in Belleville on June 20.

Erwin Wiedraager Darlington Nelson Belleville Marie Socks Vivian Rowe Lynda John Marilyn+ Jantz Elwood Smith Ypsilanti Little David Church Manchester David Kehoe George Stout

Classifieds excerpt from Saline area ad page

A jumble of ads lists items for sale and rental in Saline and nearby areas. Entries include shoes and clothing, apartment rentals, seed potatoes, a Deering grain bin, kerosene range, a black wool bathing suit, used cars, a roan Shorthorn bull, clover and hay on shares, auto and farm repairs, and feed promotions. Also noted are poultry farm services and livestock removal, with contact references across Saline Tecumseh and Adrian.

New Electric Ranges Available With Prompt Delivery

Notice lists Johnson and Company in Ann Arbor offering new electric ranges with quick delivery. It also promotes Pillsbury dog and rabbit feeds and Pork Morton Poultry Farm. Readers in the settlement area are asked to send legal estate notices to the newspaper via the Probate Judge.

He Johnson and Company Ave Ann Arbor Pillsbury Isbury Pigsbury’s Morton Poultry Farm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Man of the Hour Contir Federal Reserve System Turkey Morton Bob Morton Mgr Rhe Betty Iseurat O's Schmids Rudolph Co. Feldkamp Porcupine Mountains Conservation Department OES Marilyn Jantz Observer Observer Office State Torning Jeave Post McCormick-Deering Fred R. Braun Bemis Rd Ward Ward Farm Mich Wolverine Parsons Clarence Cook West Michigan Avenue Government Wheat Saline Mercantile Co F. R. Clements Deering Frank Tucker Avon Esther Wells R. G. Wahl Michigan Ave Ann Arbor St Tate Wiedman Auto Company Saline Mercantile Company Hewens Farm Tecumseh Carrol Frost Darling & Co Crane Road Chas. Baylis Brooks Brothers Phone 101 Pillsbury's Morton- Poultry Farm Fillsbury’s Morton Poultry Firm Adrian Adrian Tankage Co Saline Theatre Gloria Jean Moonlight Vermont Ako Bast, Rathbone Kay Francis Carole Landis Jills Ld Fila
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