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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
1
A devotional passage urges preservation of true unity through instruction in the Word of God, warning against unionism and worldly doctrines. It emphasizes staying in the one true faith, eschewing false unity, and praying for guidance to remain in God’s Word.
Police urge caution at intersections with pedestrians right of way and safe stopping. Euchre tournament pits northeast against southwest players with City vs Country finals planned. Rotarians and Jaycees host joint evening, fund details noted. Elmer Steele’s plant prepares for opening. insurance agency relocates. Junior Livestock Association meets at high school with officers elected and Master Mix at Max Ross farm. Saline Chelsea FFA debate advances Saline toward Hillsdale regional. Main Drag laments linotype heating failure. thanks given to local printers. Woman's Guild of St Pauls plans March 10 meeting after Lenten services.
Mrs Lee Robison serves as chair for Saline Red Cross Fund Drive which opened March 1. The county drive, led by Harold J. Lepard, highlights increased postwar needs and a monthly support of about 1200 dollars to 600 veterans and dependents.
J G Boettner 87 died Friday at home 8079 Klager road after a short illness. Born July 8 1860 in Bridgewater township to George and Mary Boettner he married Katherine Feldkamp January 15 1890 in Freedom township. He was a member of St James Evangelical and Reformed all his life. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Ralph Mann of Saline Mrs Edwin Hagen of Ann Arbor one brother Fred Boettner of Bridgewater and three grandchildren.
The High-Priestly prayer shows Jesus asking the Father to keep and unite those given to Him in the faith. He emphasizes unity through the Word, warns against world opposition, and stresses that true fellowship arises from shared doctrine. The discourse reassures believers of intercession and divine protection.
Mrs. Matilda Kohler of 5380 Braun Rd announces the engagement of her daughter Lucille to J. Brown son of Mrs. Anna Brown of Ann Arbor. Lucille studied at Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti and Mercy College Detroit. Brown is a Ann Arbor High School graduate who served in Europe and now works for a local contractor. No wedding date set.
The city begins a program to replace personal judgments in tax assessments with a uniform depreciation based system using four property types and square footage. Field teams will measure and sketch every building starting March 6, 1948, under supervisor Walter Lahde of Ann Arbor. Cooperation from property occupants is requested.
The American Legion Auxiliary of Saline presents a big variety show titled Fun For You at Saline High School Auditorium on March 11 and 12 at 8 18 P M to raise funds for the Legion Building Fund. Miss Marialyce Wheeler directs with a committee including Mrs Harms and others.
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