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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Rev C A Haneberg pastor Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US 112. Everyone welcome. READ THE SCENER ADS NOW.
The Saline Observer is published in Saline Michigan with Sim R Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter. The newspaper is mailed as second class matter through the local post office.
This note lists pricing for card of thanks poetry and charged notices. Obituaries and marriage notices are free. Entertainment announcements with admission fees are charged at six cents per line, with a minimum charge of twenty five cents.
The council met in the council chamber on Monday evening June 12 with Mayor Gross presiding. Members Sugden Alber Haarer present. Lambarth absent. Minutes approved. A park road and park policing measure passed. Henry Ormsby to be paid $120 annually for extra fire runs. William Millhgan’s July first wage raised to $200 monthly. Bills totaling $1668.99 approved. Meeting adjourned.
Reverend William Hf Saer leads Sunday services at 10 30 with the second in a series on What I Believe YT Believe in God. Sunday school at 11 30 for all. Youth program 6 45 led by Dorothy Finch. Evening gospel service at 7 45. Wednesday 10 morning Bible school and 7 30 prayer meeting. Thursday 8 choir practice. All are welcome.
Worship at 10 a m features Belief and The Word as the sermon topic. Organ prelude and offertory and choir music. Church school at 11 a m with Faith and Freedom as the study theme. Go-to Church, somewhere, Sunday.
At a Tuesday evening meeting the Methodist Sunday school elected officers including Superintendent Walter Towler Assistant Dean Brardt Librarians Ray Davis and Arthur Wilson Primary Superintendent Mrs Ray Niles Secretary Katherine Briggs and Treasurer Harry Liolmes
The Groeb family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during bereavement. Gratitude extended to Rev Wittbracht for comforting words and to Mrs. George Wood and Irwin Schmid for hymns. Mrs Casper Groeb and Mr and Mrs Henry Groeb and family.
George Wood attended a CAP meeting in Jackson Monday evening. Mrs. Gerald Coe and son Alan visit her mother in Clio until the Fourth. Mrs. Harold Dechert and children went to Ypsilanti Friday for a Prospect park picnic with former neighbors and visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Robbins. About 200 000 women work in all domestic transportation sectors, roughly 8 percent of the field.
A wartime letter from Bill to his grandparents in 1944 shares ballgames and mail counts, mentions a box from home, garden plans, and pay while praising the chaplain. The column lists service members: David Vaughn in Mississippi training as a pilot, Nicholas Kinney heading to Lake Champlain for Navy reserve, George Trelan on furlough, Lt. Robert Cooper to Denver, Kenneth Frey at Camp Hulen, and several local births, surgeries, and moves in Michigan towns.
Mrs. Martin of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiery. Shirley Exelby stayed with Girl Scouts at Cedar Lake. Highland guests Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fieury visited Joe Fleery. Father's Day gatherings included D. G. Richards family and relatives, with picnic at Willow Park and multiple Richards households sharing meals.
Miss Maxine Underwood of Tecumseh and Leroy Feldkamp of Saline wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s Tecumseh home Saturday evening June 17. Rev. O E Priest officiated. The couple plans to reside near Saline after a short wedding trip. Thunder rain near 20 miles away observed.
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