08 Mar 1945
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
1
Dr Gifford offers eye examinations at the Milan Hotel in Milan Michigan this Saturday from 1 to 9 30 p m. Glasses fitted with free and prompt service. Also seeking farm animals including horses cows calves sheep and hogs with reverse charges to Adrian Michigan phone Adrian 484 tankage Adrian Mich.
Community Forum on March 12 examines the topic You Pay for It Do You Get It. Miss Landwehr in Seen an Heard argues for attendance at this timely event with potential impact on pocketbooks and daily life.
The county Future Farmers contests take place this afternoon at the local high school directed by C. H. Osgood. Three events—Speaking Demonstration and Parliamentary Procedure—feature students from Lincoln Consolidated Milan Chelsea Manchester and Saline with regional finals in Jackson in two weeks and the Lansing finals on April 4.
Saline Rotary Club met at The Tavern last Thursday noon with a film presentation by Milton Kendrick and projector prep by Fred Arnet of Ann Arbor. The program praised Saline's Red Cross drive record as images depicted servicemen and women in activities and aid. Junior Rotarian Warren Martin led the session, with guests Edward Foster and 2/C Robert Osterhout of the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes, Ill.
Public auction on Saturday March 10 1945 at 12 30 E W on premises one mile west of Bridgewater on M 11 or seven miles east of Manchester on M 11. Livestock include Holstein Brown Swiss Guernsey Hereford and sows with piglets along with farm implements solar items and household goods. Terms cash. No removal until settled. Lawrence G Boetner Clarence Cook Auctioneer.
The piece ponders March named for Mars, noting war between winter and summer and asking what March 1945 holds. It reviews weather, robins and doves, and previews a Community Forum topic You pay for it do you get it with local officials and speakers. It mentions Girl Scouting efforts in Saline and reflects on parental behavior and spring coming with bulbs sprouting as Lent nears its climax.
Dr William Petzoldt longtime Indian missions superintendent on the Crow reservation in Montana will speak Sunday evening March 11 at 7 45 at the Federated Church He comes from Baptist headquarters and has served since 1903 among Crow Indians for the American Baptist Home Mission Society He recounts pioneer days and progress including a tepee village turned modern community with schools health and social programs and notes his global lectures and diverse audiences across Canada Armenia and China.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Frank M Johnson of Loudon Tennessee that their daughter Gloria will marry Lloyd A Armbruster of Oak Ridge and Saline Michigan in early June 1944. Armbruster a Michigan State Normal grad in chemical engineering 1943 now with Tennessee Eastman. Gloria Johnson also with Eastman since 1943.
Albert Lange writes from Palm Beach Florida about warm weather flowers fresh vegetables and Rotary meetings. He mentions Ed Alber in St Petersboro and plans to visit soon. An editor notes advertising space hospital notes and local items are held over to next week.
The Saline Woman's Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Charles Jordan's home on March 6 with potluck lunch. Mrs. Walter MacArthur presided as reports were given and officers for 1945 1946 were elected: President Max Fosdick. First VP Raymond Niles. Second VP Edward Clark. Recording Secretary Luther Briggs. Treasurer Cecil Davenport. Custodian Mrs. Jordan. Directors Mrs. Walter MazaArthur, Mrs. Thomas Shurtz, Mrs. Francis Lockwood. The group plans a year of programs and will sponsor the Girl Scouts again. The next meeting on March 20 at seven will be Guest Night at the Methodist Church with guests invited including Rotary spouses.
A jumble of farm and household ads from Saline and surrounding areas lists heating and sheet metal services, sale of seeds and manure spreaders, poultry supplies, used cars, rentals, and general goods. Contact numbers include Saline merchants and nearby towns, with notices for chicks, bedding, poultry processing, and repair services. The page encourages continued use of LinER ADS GET RESULTS.
The Saline Township Republicans caucused and named candidates for the spring election. Supervisor Ellsworth Lindslex Clerk Ernest Girbach Treasurer Albert Fredernitz Highway Commissioner Sebastian Finkkeiner Justices of the Peace term asner Scudder and C D Wraerpmee. Vacancies were listed for Corashives Teed Er Wiestar and Betivr Saye Fyne.
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