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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1945
Page
2
The notice lists subscription prices: $1.50 per year, six months $1.00, outside Michigan $2 per year. Individual subscriptions $1.25 yearly. Single copies 5 cents. Card of thanks 6 cents per line. Poetry 5 cents per line. Obituaries and marriages published free. Announcements with admission charged 6 cents per line. Minimum charge 25 cents.
Divine services at 10 a m anday school at 11 German service every first funday of the month All invited to attend with neighborhood members encouraged to join.
Henry Beuer has an auction on Wednesday March 12. Wiliam Love lost a valuable horse last week west of town. The Wedercted Church banquet for lads and cad s was held at fear. S. A FitzGerald was in Clute and Manchester last Thursday on business. Mrs. Harold Hilsinger and daughter of Midland visit her parents. G. W. Cook and Son advertise a big used car sale including a 1928 Chevrolet coach for 250 dollars. John Cornish returned to Ann Arbor. Andrew Hartman recovered from an operation in St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. March came in like a lamb and fizzled to a lion after snow and snug weather. The Rotary Club celebrated its first anniversary with Rev. Harvey Coburn delivering an address. Mrs. Lydia Sanford died February 27 in Imlay City. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. J. Weissinger urged people to see his stock of furniture. Special 10 cent embroidery sale at Nissly's Variety Store. Reminiscences of a Good Templars lodge. Dr. B E Hagerman to speak March 11 at the opera house. Pittsfield Union Grange held a meeting at the Spaulding home. Mesdames Ratner Davenport Curtiss Wilson Kellogg attended the Bonini concert in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor Tuesday evening. Local caucus nominated Frank Rose president Edward Henne clerk Lloyd Fairbanks treasurer Henry Schroen assessor J A Alber Fred Kanouse and George W Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels entertained for their 18th wedding anniversary with a Christmas fruit cake baked December 13 1918.
Bertha Russ relocated from the Sayre Reeves farm to Milan. Glen Walther underwent appendicitis surgery at St. Joseph's Mercy hospital in Ann Arbor. Louis Smith hosted a meeting and dinner for district No. 10 Rebekahs past presidents at Clara Wagonhauser's Lambertville home. Arthur W Kanitz and family plus Joan Chase and others visited Loyal Kanitz's home in a Sunday dinner. Louis Smith's euchre club met Saturday with prizes to Mrs. Jay Agr, Harry Hamlin, Mrs. Harlan Holcomb and Mrs. Loyal Kanitz and a lunch served.
Fifty five Michigan counties cover over a third of known salt deposits while state production leads nationally since 1911. The piece records bowling averages, high games, season progress, and honors for local players. it closes with a World War II era note about 1944 invasion maps begun in 1942.
The Federated Church schedules worship at 10 30 with Virgil Hehn from Adrian College delivering the sermon. Sunday school at 9 50 and a young people's meeting led by Donna Little. Evening service at 7 45 with Dr Wilhelm Petzoldt in charge. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 at the Jewells.
Auction sale planned for Friday March 16 at the Hall farm located east of Sa line and State street road in Michigan. Ninety cattle and other farm stock will be offered along with a McCormick Deering milker, an F12 tractor, and assorted machinery. Cash terms. Auctioneers and local officials named.
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Albert Milkey returns home for leave to visit his father and siblings. Mr and Mrs A G Richard host a Sunday chicken dinner for guests including Joe Riliot and family of Detroit J Tier of Garden City Schroen of Ann Arbor, Clyde Desbrough family of Saline, Edd Schroen of Milan, and D G Richards as part of birthday celebrations for Mrs Schroen and Donna Richards. The article notes Sylla abdicated as Roman dictator in 79 B C.
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