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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 am Sunday and 11 am Sunday school. English services on the second and fourth Sunday each month. Pastor Rev C A Haneberg. Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US 112. Read the liner ads now.
The Saline Observer imprint lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter confirming the paper's local team in Saline Michigan.
The notice lists subscription and copy prices outside Michigan and in state, plus rates for cards of thanks poetry notices and obituaries. It outlines charges for announcements of entertainments with admission, lines and minimum fees, indicating free obituary and marriage notices.
Miss Julia Nedeau of Detroit visited her parents in town. Memorial day brought nine county deaths from auto crashes and drownings. Melvina Guenther wed Erwin Bisemann in Lodi Ann Arbor. Robert Fuoss, a University High graduate, was noted at commencement.
Thirteen short notes recall local visits and travel in 30 years past. Luella Wnissly returns from Portland for the summer. Schaible family and others visit Ann Arbor. Sauer of Ann Arbor builds seven houses on South Main. McGary of Detroit visits relatives. Peterson of Ypsilanti Normal visits Helen Finch. Curtiss family and Bliss spend time with Detroit relatives. Wright family from Coldwater in town. Crandall and Miller families motor to Howell. Lima funeral attendance. Mabel Wood of Hyde County spends a month with Ira Wood and visits kin.
Pvt Earl Van de Car has returned to camp near Fayetteville N C. Mooreville 4 H Club met at Karl Craigs home. Mrs Floyd Ganong has been ill two weeks with a bad cold and infection. Loyal Kanitz family attended Barnes school reunion. Audrey Schwartz visited relatives at Melvindale Tuesday through Thursday. Loyola Kanitz stays with grandmother Mrs Sarah Kanitz in Milan who is ill. Nellie Holcomb visits daughter in Atlanta. Ray Smith family attended a farewell party for brother Glyde Jacobs in Milan as he enters army service.
Central Lods Jacob Wild of Milan spent Sunday with the Ernest Wild family. Rue Drake stayed in Ann Arbor at the Heller home. Mr and Mrs Frea Wild hosted guests on Saturday with the Herman Grosshans family. Norris Streetl and family visited Bert Moore. Clara Kalmbach and brother George Scheffier spent Sunday with the Hirths. Edith Birkle of Platt returned home after a week with Moore and Hirth families and others. Raymond Rauser and Henning of Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of Arthur Kinger.
Sunday worship schedule includes sermons on Bible doctrines and God s Word with gatherings for Sunday school Young people and evening service. Wednesday prayer and missionary society meetings plus Vacation Bible School for children. Also a service flag tribute and a cherry cake recipe with Marquette County lake statistics noted.
The Newkirk Boy Scout camp near Dexter opened its 19th season on Sunday June 18 with Donald Drake directing and Phillip Savage as assistant. A water sample from the swimming area on June 2 showed the lake safe for swimming. the site lies above Dexter and is not served by the village. The camp runs six one week sessions through July 30 when the Ann Arbor Girl Scout Councils take over for August. Staff includes Bruce Pester Dan Harmon Jr and Conrad Greim from Ypsilanti John Hathaway of Ann Arbor and Henry Gibson and Bernon Young of Brighton under camp chairman Clarence Munn.
Central York notes cover John D. Allison staying with cousin James Le Baron on Saturday night. Bruce LeBaron's family visits Balti more for about two weeks. Detroit visitors Michael Omalev Jr and Frank Babiche with their families spend time with relatives Ziva Oma lev and Ziya Omalev. Area children attend Vacation Bible School at Milan Baptist Church last week and this.
Hammond District notes Bruce Gordon of Dayton spent the weekend with Walter Gordon. E. J. Munroe of Ypsilanti visited Carl Heininger. Barney Richard of Holloway called on Robert Hammond. Ernest Gleason and family hosted Packard road guests. Pennington reunion attended by Mabel Needham and the Millers at the Allen home. Walter Gordon and Clarke Gordon joined a dinner for Mason Harper of Vermilion at the Greashaber home. plus the 1943-44 winter cabbage crop marked the nation’s largest harvest.
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