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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

4

Michigan Winter Sports Boom Across State Centers

Michigan readers are offered a tour of the 1941 winter sports season with active national park and regional centers. Grayling hosts premier public toboggan and ski facilities funded by federal and state agencies. Caberfae near Cadillac features a 1200 foot tow and a new field safety line. Silver Valley near East Tawas attracts visitors with scenic skiing and skating. Other towns like Gaylord Harrison Lewiston Newaygo Petoskey Alpena and Beulah offer varied ice and snow activities, carnivals, and winter pageantry.

Grayling Clarence Jonnson Uncle Sam Michigan Federal Park Service State Conservation Department Civilian Conservation Corps United States Lake Placid Sun Valley Park Lower Peninsula Cadillac Manistee National Forest U. S Cabherine Grand Rapids Chicago Silver Valley East Tawas Huron National Forest Union Pacific White Sands Sturgeon River Vanderbilt Detroit Todeldo Gaylord Newaygo Petoskey Alpena Ionia Bertha M. Brock Beulah Crystal Lake Boyne City Lake Charlevoix

Snow sports boom across Michigan resorts in 1941 report

A 1941 Michigan survey highlights Mount Zion Ironwood snow train from Chicago and the Porcupine Mountain Ski Club clearing a run with federal help. Ironwood, Ontonagon, Sault Ste. Marie hockey, and Gladstone snow trains feature, with broader notes on winter sport growth and economic impact. Also included is an 1941 probate order in Washtenaw County scheduling claims hearing for Clara E. DeFries estate and public notice in The Saline Observer.

Lansing Michigan Grandpa Upper Peninsula Mount Zion Ironwood Chicago Lake Michigan Weather Horn Porcupine Mountain Range Ontonagon Lake of the Clouds Porcupine Mountain Ski Club Federal Forest Service Gladstone Nahma Camp Paul Bunyon Ishpeming Iron Mountain U. S Stevenson Soo City Houghton Sault Ste. Marie

West Saline Residents Attend Events Across Michigan

West Saline report notes Ernest Hayes couple at a Hillsdale funeral Sunday afternoon. Warren Finkbeiner attended a Berkshire meeting at Michigan State College on Friday. Fred Arend C o Finkbeiner and Victor Berkich households traveled to Detroit on business last week. Mrs W P Schwoche and Mrs Fred Arend joined a health unit discussion at Ann Arbor Rackham building on Monday forenoon and attended Pomona Grange at Pittsfield hall in the afternoon.

Ernest Hayes Hillsdale Warren Finkbeiner Berkshire Michigan State College Fred Arend Co. Finkbeiner Victor Berkich Detroit W. P. Schwoche Rackham Ann Arbor Pomona Grange Pittsfield

Saline Defy Registration Notice for Biennial Spring Election

City Clerk Lottie Wallace announces registration opportunities for Saline, Michigan ahead of the April 7, 1941 election. The notice details registration days, absentee voting rules, and penalties for false sworn statements, emphasizing residency and qualification requirements.

Saline Township Registration Notice for 1941 Election

Saline Township Clerk announces registration for the biennial spring election on April 7 1941. Eligible voters may register in person on specific dates and at home sessions March 18 and March 29, with emphasis on actual residents entitled to vote. The notice notes the Child Labor Amendment has been ratified in 28 states.

Saline City State of Michigan Michigan Lottie Wallace Saline State of Lester Hanson

Order Appointing Time For Hearing Claims

Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders creditors of Alfred Daniels to present claims by May 19 1941 at ten o clock trước noon at the Probate Office Ann Arbor for examination and adjustment. Public notice to run in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Said Jay G. Pray Clara E. DeFries Saline Michigan Alfred Daniels Saline Observer Laura E. Schaible Jay. G. Pray J.frederick Schweitzer

Order Appointing Time For Hearing Claims Washtenaw 1941

The court sets May 12 1941 at ten o clock for filing and presenting all claims against Laura E Schaible deceased. Claims must be examined and adjusted at the probate office by that date. Publication to three successive weeks in The Saline Observer.

Lodi Township Registration Notice for Spring Election 1941

Township Clerk Mark Sweetland announces registration review and reregistration for qualified electors of Lodi Township Michigan. Public registration days set for March 18 and March 29 1941 at the clerk's home with hours stated to review residency and eligibility for the upcoming Biennial Spring Election on April 7 1941.

Saline Valley Farms Parents Welcome Son Born March 8

Mr and Mrs Don Levering of Saliné Valley Farms are the parents of a son born March 8 at Saline General Hospital. The infant joins a sibling and the family celebrates the new arrival in the local community.

General Electric Don Levering Saliné Valley Farms

Probate Court Appoints Heirs Claims Examiner

State of Michigan Probate Court Washtenaw County orders creditors of Jay G Frederick Schweitzer deceased to present claims by April 25 1941 for examination and adjustment. Public notice to be given by publication for three consecutive weeks February 27 March 6 and March 13.

Marie Antoinette Adopts Potato Flowers as Coquetry Symbol

The French queen Marie Antoinette popularized potato blossoms as a symbol of flirtatious style by wearing potato flowers in her hair, linking humble crops to aristocratic fashion.

Marie Antoinette

Legislature Pushes Less Spending In The Public Eye

A delegation leads the charge in front of the auditorium while citizens arrive by bus to Lansing and fill the Prudden Auditorium for a session depicted in a photo sequence urging reduced expenditures.

Lansing Prudden Michigan Prudden Auditorium

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