Demands Outstrip Supply Says Peebles
Communications Division Director Leighton A. W. Peebles warns that limited production will not meet essential civilian demands for some time and that unessential civilian needs cannot be fulfilled until mid 1945.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
3
Communications Division Director Leighton A. W. Peebles warns that limited production will not meet essential civilian demands for some time and that unessential civilian needs cannot be fulfilled until mid 1945.
The marriage of Betty Jane Reddeman daughter of Mrs Frances Reddeman Ann Arbor and Luther Dicks occurred at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Ann Arbor on a Saturday night. The bride wore ivory satin with a pearl embellished bodice long train and lace edged veil. Bridesmaids wore green satin gowns and carried yellow roses. A reception followed in the church parlors. The couple will live at 313 East Michigan Avenue Saline after July 1.
Miss Alice Klein visited Bowling Green while Miss Dorothy Ray toured Manitou Beach with her sister. Mrs Clarence Girbach hosted Miss Katherine Schweigert from Detroit. The Se bastian Finkbeiner family held a reunion at George Finkbeiner’s. Junior Farm Bureau picnic at Valley Farm Park included a game and meal. Many local families attended reunions in Manchester Township and with the Feldkamp and Luckhardt families. A field crew enjoyed C E Ray’s hay and a chicken dinner. Leroy Feldkamp wed at his parents home amid a lively welcome. About 3875 pretzels vanished with a note of barley brew. West Saline Farm Bureau met at Ralph Mann’s to discuss business and enjoyed the Dynamic Kernais film in color.
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