Federal Income Tax Information and Local Bus Plans
Taxpayers must file Federal returns by midnight March 16 with penalties for late filing. The article notes income thresholds for singles and married couples and where to get help. It also reports planned Willow Run bomber plant worker bus service with permits sought and chassis orders for a Lima Ohio manufacturer. It mentions William Henry Harrison briefly as a soldier.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Willow Run
Paul
George van Riper
Flat Rock
Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Ford
Chevrolet
Lima
Rockwood
South Rockwood
Carleton
Waltz
New Boston
Belleville
Carleton Messenger
Saline Observer masthead lists staff and publication info
The Saline Observer is published by Sim. R. Wilson with M. C. Boutelle serving as editor. It is entered at the Saline Michigan post office as second class matter.
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Sim. R. Wilson
M. C. Boutelle
Saline, Mich
Classified Rates and Notices Policy Preview
The notice lists pricing for single copies and subscriptions, outside Michigan rates, and line charges for cards of thanks, obituaries, marriage notices, and announcements with admission fees. It states minimum charges and free publication for certain notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Overhead Bridge Road Plan Proposed to Bypass Bridge
The publisher advocates a new straight road from Cady's corner to the overhead bridge as the sole solution. It would be costly but less than constructing a new bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cady’s Corner
A Drunken Riddle About Bottles and Houses
A humorous misadventure describes twelve bottles of whiskey emptied into a sink with one glass kept per bottle. The narrator bungles counts and confuses bottles with houses, ending by washing and storing empties, praising his wife. Contributed by Harry H. Miller of Burlington Vermont to Intertype Magazine.
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Harry H. Miller
Burlington, Vt
Intertype
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Schedule
The Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church announces at 10 a.m. a Divine Service in English, 11 o'clock Sunday school, and 8 p.m. a special Lenten service. The church council meets next Tuesday evening under Pastor H. L. Engel.
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Trinity
St Johns Lath Bridgewater Services and Sunday School
St Johns Lath Bridgewater announces divine services at 18 a m and Sunday school at 11 with English services on the second and fourth Sundays monthly. All welcome. A story notes a man cashed rubber checks in Brooklyn on Washington's birthday week. small sums, no arrests reported, with vague local ties and Manchester route 1 given as a possible address. Four H club members in New York state collected seed to aid nut and evergreen seedling shortage. Teasel plant is used in fabric nap machines.
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Washington
Brooklyn
Tink
Manchester
Four-H Club
New York State
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Dr and Mrs T B Henderson visited Detroit relatives over Sunday Arthur Armbruster and Herman Bredernitz were in Detroit on business Mrs Lucy Farbanks and son Lloyd visited Miss Sunday in Ann Arbor Mrs Theodore Feldkamp and daughter Estel were Ypsilanti visitors Friday Martin Schaible and family visited Mr and Mrs Erwin Klager in Bridgewater Sunday Miss Mary Morris of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs H H Morris Miss Frieda Wahl spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wahl Mrs Minta Hess of Detroit is visiting her daughter Mrs Ormond Feldkamp and family this week Miss Lottie Wallace commenced work as saleslady for Mrs G L Parsons at The Women s Shop Monday Mr and Mrs Arthur Shaw and daughter Blanche of Ann Arbor have been visiting Mr and Mrs George Shaw Rev and Mrs George McTaggart of Stockbridge are spending a few days with her brother John Rowe and family Mrs Kennard Pester and two children of Pittsfield have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A F Clark a couple of days Clyde Gauntlett and daughter Miss Helen and Miss Wiltrude Forsythe of Kalamazoo visited friends here Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers entertained Mr and Mrs W L Rundel Mr and Mrs William Austin and Paul Jackson and Mrs Broderick of Ann Arbor Monday evening
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T. B. Henderson
Detroit
Arthur Armbruster
Herman Bredernitz
Lucy Farbanks
Lloyd
Margaret
Ann Arbor
Theodore Feldkamp
Estel
Ypsilanti
Martin Schaible
Erwin Klager
Bridgewater
Mary Morris
H. H. Morris
Frieda. Wahl
Charles Wahl
Minta Hess
Ormond Feldkamp
Lottie Wallace
G. L. Parsons
Arthur Shaw
Blanche
George Shaw
George McTaggart
Stockbridge
John Rowe
Kennard Pester
Pittsfield
A. F. Clark
Clyde Gauntlett
Helen
Wiltrude Forsythe
Kalamazoo
Reuben Rogers
W. L. Rundel
William Austin
Paul Jackson
Broderick
Ypsilanti notes and local movements reported
Mrs F Spears visits in Ypsilanti. Roman Gillen breaks leg in street fall. Hol Laubengayer and Martin Grosshans relocate on East Henry street. Emma S S Nissly buys F H Nissly store building now Cot ton Hammond. Rogers Klumpp families visited Floyd Rogers. Curtiss family hosted by Andrew Decker of LaGrange Ind. Hauser Derendinger Bordine ship 35 000 pounds coarse meal. Saline coal famine forces use of common engine coal. Movers seen frequently. New millinery store planned in town. Dietiker furniture store remodeling to add millinery. C H Schroen returns from Chicago stock millinery. Butter wagon accident as whiffletree bolt breaks. Sellen team bolts.
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F. Spears
George
Ypsilanti
Roman Gillen
Hol. Laubengayer
Chris. Burkhardt
East Henry Street
Martin Grosshans
Emma SS. Nissly
F. H. Nissly
Cotton & Hammond
Jason Rogers
Ann Arbor
Chris. Klumpp
Floyd Rogers
C. A. Curtiss
Dietiker
C. H. Schroen
George Gartung
Chicago
Fred Sellen
Liberty
Central York Community Notes Report Local Visits
Mrs James Omalev of Detroit visited the farm Thursday. Alger Allison and son called on Grant Allison and family on Martz road. Mrs Alger Allison has asthma but is improved. Hamtramck workers plaster Omalev’s new house finishing coat. Alper Allison and son visited Bruce LeBaron. James has returned from Beyer hospital and can walk at home. Mr and Mrs William Keyman and daughter left for Bradford New Hampshire driving to avoid traffic. Mr and Mrs Carlton Murray have two rooms painted and papered with Mrs Murray painting and a Milan man papering.
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James Omalev
Detroit
Alger Allison
Grant Allison
Martz Road
Hamtramck
Omalev
Alper Allison
Bruce LeBaron
James
Beyer Hospital
William Keyman
Bradford
N. H
Carlton Murray
Saline Sweeps Milan in Sunday Bowling Double-Header
Saline defeated Milan in both games of a Sunday double-header, posting 2638 to 2464 in game one and 2672 to 2583 in game two.
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Saline
Milan
Hodgepodge asks readers for home tips and soap methods
Readers are invited to share household task ideas and favored recipes for the Hodgepodge column. A reader recalls grandmother making soap using fats lye borax and ammonia and asks for a clarified method. The note includes a bean and beef loaf recipe and a beans and meat muffin method.
Try Eating Fewer Rich Desserts for Health
Health guidance promotes reducing sugar in desserts and using fresh fruits canned fruits and dried fruits as satisfying alternatives. End cooking sugar in sauces to cut total sugar intake while maintaining sweetness and nutrition through whole grains vegetables and other energy rich foods.
Boy Scout War Gardens Push 1942 Growth Plan
During World War I the slogan Every Scout Weed a Soldier led 12000 gardens. In 1942 the program aims to reach 100000 or more with four garden project types. Government asks scouts to grow gardens and persuade families to do so as part of the Food for Freedom goals under the agriculture secretary.
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Council
Secretary of Agriculture
Local Social Notes From Hammond District
Hammond District residents and visitors are listed in this week’s social notes. Families including the Hammonds, Gilberts, Gordons, Robisons, Eberles, Snearys, and McIntoshes, with Detroit and Willis connections, shared weekend gatherings and Sunday dinners at various farms and homes.
Substitutes for Sweet Tooth Advice at Michigan State College
Home economics staff at Michigan State College echo USDA guidance on reducing sugar use. They urge watching for sugar waste in coffee and tea and suggest cutting sugar in small, habitual ways while using dried fruit to add flavor with less sugar.
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Michigan State College
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
St. James Evangelical Service at Saline Township Church
The Saline Township St. James Ev.-Ref. Church near Saline on US-112 invites all to divine services Sundays at 10 a.m. Sunday school follows at 11:15 a.m. Pastor Rev. C. A. Haneberg welcomes everyone.
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St. James Ev
Saline Township
Saline
Us-112
C. A. Haneberg
Seened and Heard continued notes on repairs and reading
The column notes farm equipment repair activity shows George Seeger fixing 17 harnesses this season, more than last year, indicating farmers heed advice to prep gear. It also mentions debates on defense city versus housing bomber plant workers and invites readers to a March 6 book review at Saline library featuring a University reviewer.
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George Seeger
Department of Agriculture
Saline
Methodist Church Plans Morning Worship and Activities
Worship at 10 a m features Truth and Freedom sermon theme. Organ prelude and offertory with choir and quartet. Church school at 11 15. Class study asks Why do people drink that which destroys Arthur Wilson superintendent. Epworth League 6 30 p m junior and senior. Meetings March 10 7 45 p m official board. W S C S meets Wednesday 7 30 Lenten service.
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Arthur Wilson
Epworth League
W.S.C.S
Federated Church Weekly Schedule of Services
The Federated Church invites all to attend worship at 10 AM with Sunday school at 11 15 AM and a 6 30 PM Christian Endeavor for youths led by Dorothy Otto. Evening service at 7 45 PM features the second Calvary silhouette sermon on Pilate followed by midweek Bible study and Thursday choir practice.
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Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Otto
Calvary
Sawmill Operators Form Michigan War Supply Group
Operators ofLower Peninsula sawmills form Michigan Sawmill Operators Association during Farmers Week at Michigan State College. J. H. Jenkins Jr of Hudson elected president with W C Inglesh as secretary treasurer and W Ira Bull named temporary corresponding secretary. Board members include W C Inglesh and others. The group aims to share legal, market, and production info and aid defense by increasing wood product output. Membership open to mill and wood processing operators in the Lower Peninsula.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Michigan State College
Michigan Sawmill Operators’ Association
J. H. Jenkins, Jr
Hudson
Coldwater
W. GC. Inglesh
East Tawas
W. Ira Bull
W. C. Inglesh
J. H. Hawkins, Jr
Orison Cleveland
Hillsdale
H. A. Curtis
Greenville
William Eller Montague
Board of
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Tecumseh
Jim Finnell
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St. John’s Lath
M. C. Phiilipp
Pastor
Central York
W Jaeger Ee Eeen
Iduy
Rae
Myself
Hammond District
EH. M. Gilbert
Rothburge
L. A. Carey
Charlotte
Claude Gilbert
B. D. Hammond
Dean Gordon
Adriam
Glen Gordon
Harold Spavin
Arthur Miller
Micah Robison
E. J. Munroe
Clarke Gordon
George Eberle
Harold Eberle
Harvey Eberle
Willis
Kenneth Gordon
Walter Sneary
Dc. A. Curtiss Farm
Waynard Carr
Ralph Hammond
Ella McMann
Don McIntosh
William Martin
Hiram
Minnie Hammond
Robert Hammond
Fred A. Lendrum
Federated Church
William H. Bach
Artificial Ice Company
Schultz
Schultz Electric
Central Dead Stock CO
Howell
Oscar Myers
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