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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
3
A crowded weekend at the Carl Heininger auction and social events fill Washtenaw County pages. Local births, illnesses, hospital visits, and several funerals are recorded alongside visits by residents to Detroit and Kalamazoo, plus community meetings and a new tavern opening.
The Saline Woman's Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Lee Hart's home with Mrs. Thomas Shurtz ill. Mrs. Walter MacArthur was elected president, and other officers include Mrs. Rudolph Hertler, Mrs. Raymond Niles, Mrs. Leo Jensen, Mrs. Frank Campbell, Miss Esther Landwehr, and directors Mrs. Schurtz, Mrs. Briggs, and Mrs. Miller. The club now has 39 active members and 5 associates. The next meeting moves to the Red Cross Rooms on March 30.
Mrs. Matthew Seeger and daughter Miss Hilsie hosted relatives in Royal Oak. Mr. and Mrs. George Sigetich of Chicago, formerly of Milan, visited the Berdichs. William F.P. Schwoche and son Tommy Joe spent Sunday in Plymouth with Kenneth Truesdale's family. The Saline Junior Farm Bureau met at Aaron Feldkamp’s home with about 50 members. Various locals received letters from relatives serving abroad, including Vinton Donner in New Guinea and Victor Ray at an Aleutian outpost. Dr. Robert Dieterle of Ann Arbor dined with C. D. Finkbeiner. he raises turkeys and noted strong demand last year.
The ad offers Army training and career paths through the Women’s Army Corps. It promises skill improvement, new experiences, and travel, inviting readers to obtain full war details at a recruiting station or by writing to The Adjutant General in Washington. It notes required release from employer or the U.S. Employment Service for women in essential war industries.
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