Local notices and social items from Saline and region
Readers' notes cover visits and travels of residents, births, entertainments, club meetings, weddings, and wartime updates. Highlights include Jo Ann Noble birth in Alexandria February 22, WAAC training in Georgia, Reginald Berke wedding in Ann Arbor, and Lenawee farmers joining local war plants. Community scenes include gatherings at Saline Woman's Club and church society meetings, with local military and naval notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lowe
Hudson
Fred Niethammer
Dorothy Ormsby
Jonesville
Barbara Pierce
W. H. Gatnarl
Detroit
Bernard Brooks
Jo Annn
Dale Noble
Alexandria
C. W. Carr
CES
Rudolph Feldkamp
Africa
Clifford Billmeyer
Cooper
Brooklyn
Clark Fergerson
Ann Arbor
Wilma E
Betty) Wheeler
Fort Ogiethorpe
Waacs
Hivin Armbruster
Maxine Berke
den Hall
Armbruster
Garry
Walter Beettger
Saline Woman's Club
Arthur Arm~bruster
St. James Evangelical Ref Church Saline Township Report
The St. James Evangelical Reformed Church in Saline Township invites worshipers to services each Sunday at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. Reverend G. A. Haneberg is the pastor. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kern
Jacob Visel
Wise
Fred Seitz
Lima Township
Mr. Seitz
St. James Ev
Saline Township
G. A. Haneberg
Saline
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Farmers' wartime duties emphasize production debts and bonds
Massachusetts extension economist Roy E. Moser says farmers face three main wartime duties: maximize essential foods despite shortages, restructure debts to safe levels, and invest in war bonds after debts are reduced. Dexter Ferry notes ample seeds for Victory Gardeners in 1943, with some varieties scarce due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Moser
Massachusetts State College Extension Service
Uncle Sam
Army of Victory
Dexter Ferry
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Moser
Ferry
Agriculture in Industry r
Agricultural themes intersect with industrial growth as farms adapt for efficiency. The piece notes farmers embracing new tools, markets, and policies shaping output, with emphasis on processing and supply chains driving rural economies forward.
Farm straw forecast spurs industrial uses in paper and fiber boards
The late Francis P. Garvan predicted farmers as material suppliers for industry. Cereal straws, especially wheat straw, have long been used for paper and fiber board. About 84 million tons are produced mainly in Kansas, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. Wheat straw yields the best quality. collecting from many farms remains a cost issue. Straw paper originated in Germany in 1765 and in the U S in 1828 by William Magaw. Modern pulping methods cut costs and improve products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Garvan
The
Chemical Foundation Inc
Kansas
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Paper
Germany
United States
William Magaw
Meadville
British food situation improves in 1941 spring reports say
British nutritionists note definite yet moderate improvements in the United Kingdom food situation from spring 1941 to war with the Pacific. Experts emphasize land use and its treatment as key factors shaping farm income and agricultural prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Pacific
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
A. E. Bagen & Son
Saline, Michigan
T. B
Pullorum
Bear Folks
Central Dead Stock CO
Chean T
Scale Books
Lumber Estimates Books
Carter
Artgum Dry Cleaner
Opportunity
Paul Lambarth
Roseville
Miss Helen
Hast Lansing
Fred Haarer
Thomas Shurtz
Gus Wuerthner
Veterans’ Hospital
Rainbow Division
Martin Blair
Charles Miller
Ronald Tower
Milburn Brooks
Tecumseh
Lydian Brooks
Bernard
Eldean G. Betz
Bridgewater
University of Michigan
W University
Saline Dames
Everett Eschs
C. J. Pentecosts
Carl Kazmaiers
Douglas Milhans
Betty R. Bearss
Hubert Bearss
Albion College
Miss Bearss
Albion
Arthur J. Lutz
Robin Carr
Fowlervile
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
Michigan
Great Lakes, Ill
Eugene A. Weed
William Weed
W. Vienry St. Saline
Mich
U. S. Naval Training Station
W Navy
Navy
Walter Hieber
John Wolfe
Alfred Wiedmayer
Bud” MacArthur
Marine
California
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church
Claude Thomas
Chris. Dieterle
Robert Dieterle
John. Wolfe
Margaret Feldkamp
Otto Lindemann
John Kohler,Jr
Ida Burkhardt
H. R. Schill
Ypsilanti
William Heusel
Erwin Schenk
Gust Esch
Pleasant Lake
William Balton
Wayne
Ruben Finkbeiner
Mary Schill
Ben Uphaus
Lenawee County
Adrian
Clinton
Mr. Moser
America
U.s.war Bonds
Community Party
Cook's Orchestra
Courtesy
Lockwood Funeral Home
Hitler
Murphy
Florence C. Weed
Milan
Humphrey Bogartt
Brenda Marshall
Big Shot
Virginia Gilmore
Berlin
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Akim Tamirug
Corsigan Bro
Ann Rutherford
George Montgomery
MR. Farmer
Erie
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