Red Cross Offers Broad Civilian Defense Services
The Red Cross drive in Washte naw county aims for 53000 with a national quota of 125000000. A wide range of civilian defense services is listed including First Aid Home Nursing Nurse's Aide Corps Motor Corps Canteen Corps Staff Assistance Braille Corps Disaster Relief Hospital and Recreation Production Home Service and more. Chest X rays urged as tuberculosis is curable and volunteers are directed to contact the county chapter at University North Halls for details.
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Washtenaw County
The
American Red Cross
North Halls
Army
Navy
Nurse's Aid Corps
Red Cross
Braille Corps
Home Service Corps
Saline Observer masthead and postal details
The Saline Observer notes its post office designation at Saline Michigan as second class matter. Publisher Sim. R. Wilson and Reporter Fox are listed with Mrs. Vincent, and a contact phone number 274 is provided.
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Saline, Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Vincent’Fox
Classified Notice Terms and Rates
Single copies cost 3 cents subscription price 1.00 per year six months 50 cents three months 25 cents outside Michigan 1.50 per year announcements of entertainments when admission is charged must be paid for at 6 cents per line minimum charge 25 cents
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Michigan
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Dances
Alma Hammin visits friends in town while C A Jordan trips to Chicago. Sa line sees wind and rain damage. Families across Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Hastings exchange greetings. A hard times dance is planned in the opera house Friday night. Public wedding feature from Saline Observer reprinted by Carven and Corbet families.
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Alma Hammin
Ypsilanti
C. A. Jordan
Chicago
F. O. Wiedman
Manchester
Martin’ " Schaible
Norman
Ann Arbor
Saline
George Alber
Toledo
Willys-Knight Factory
Naomi Schaffer
Louis Kuebler
Opera House
Fleming Jones
Lyle Rankin
Mary Ehnis
Julia Hartman
George Hartman
Walter Cotton
Clinton
S. Y. Cotton
Gertrude
Margaret Miller
Hastings
Amos Miller
Methodist Sunday School
Charles Carven
Saline Observer
LeBaron
Nissly
C. Hl. Carven
Irving Corbet
Milazi visitors and local notices mark a busy week
Fred Richards visited Milazi on Wednesday while Paul Seitz returned from Detroit on Saturday. Mrs Conrad Boettner and Mrs John Wurster spent Wednesday in Detroit. Chris Burkhart bought the Dr Mummery store property. Revival meetings host York Baptist church every evening. F Gould delivered 24 hogs to Herman Lindenschmidt Saturday for $600. James Lewis returned Saturday from Florida. Woman's Club met at Mrs Woodbridge's home Tuesday. Superintendent W L Walling will direct the school for another year with a pay raise. Miss Yvon Nichols and Miss Grace Chamberlain visiting Mrs Kate Weiennet in Detroit. Frank Thomas injured a finger cutting lumber at Ralph Hammond's. amputation performed. St Patrick's party at Mr and Mrs William Mark. prizes to Mrs Earl Fosdick and George Geisel. consolations to Miss Luella Kyte and Ernest Towler. Cotton buys partner out in Cotton & Hammond. Fred Gross buys Walter Gross's share in Muir & Gross.
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Fred Richards
Milazi
Paul Seitz
Detroit
Conrad Boettner
John Wurster
Chris Burkhart
Dr. Mummery
York Baptist Church
F. Gould
Herman Lindenschmidt
James Lewis
Florida
St. Patrick's Pedro
William Mark
Earl Fosdick
George Geisel
Luella Kyte
Ernest Towler
Sumner Cotton
Cotton & Hammond
Fred Gross
Walter Gross
Muir
Methodist Church Worship and Sunday School Notice
Methodist Church announces worship Sunday March 7 at 10 a m with minister Fred A Lendrum and preacher E W Blakeman U of M counselor in religious education Church school at 11 15 a m with A V Wilson as superintendent
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E. W. Blakeman
U. of M
V. Wilson
St James Ev Ref Church Service Notice
St James Evangelical Reformed Church in Sealine Township led by Pastor CQ A Haneberg conducts Sunday services at 10 00 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 a m all are welcome located five miles west of Saline on US 112.
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St. James Ev
Sealine Township
A. Haneberg
Saline
Death notices for Moehn and Gooding from Washtenaw County
Fred Moehn aged 79 died Monday at his son Albert’s home in Ann Arbor after a long illness. He was born February 24 1864 in Manchester township and married Anna M. Davider in 1886. Surviving Moehn include two sons, three daughters, two brothers and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services were held yesterday with burial at Batom cemetery. Ralph Othniel Gooding born February 26 1881 in York township died March 2 1943 after a long illness. Surviving Gooding include his wife, two daughters Doris and Hortense, a son Clifford, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at Norwood Baptist church with interment in Cincinnati.
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Fred Moehn
Albert
Ann Arbor
Fle
Manchester Township
John
Ann Marie Moehn
Washtenaw County
Moehn
Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church
Anna M. Davidter
Sharor Township
Caroline Scherdt
Lodi Township
Carl
Saline
Edward Scherdt
Elmar Hisele
Freedom Township
Carl Schwemmin
William
Hillsdale
Charles
Jackson
Buriel
Batom Cemetery
Laine
Ralph Othniel Gooding
B. Frank
Maria Moore Gooding
York Township
Michigan
UD ‘Sem
Phedora Braman
Michigan City
Hortense
Clifford
Jane
Doris
Bullock Manufacturing
Norwood
Ohio
York Baptist Church
Norwood Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Arthur Robison
Los Angeles
Calif
Doris Gooding
Community Notes on Local Visits and Events
Hammond District updates list numerous Sunday dinners gatherings and calls among Gilbert Stimpson Taylor Gordon Dieterle Forsythe Gibersten Hobersh Sneary Hammond and Pennington families. The piece mentions a 18th birthday celebration for James Hammond, a shower for Mabel Needham, and a 1854 rickshaw origin tied to a U S Marine. It also notes Michigan Tuberculosis Association campaigns and free civic literature during April.
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BE. M. Gilbert
Theodore Stimpson
Stimpson
John Taylor
Ridge Road
Glenn Gordon
Ernest Dieterle
E. J. Forsythe
Claude Giberst
Harold Hobersh
Arkona Road
Edward Sneary
Tipton
E. M. Gilbert
Ralph Hammond
James Hammond
Minnie Hammond
Robert Hammond
Hla McMann
Mabel Needham
Louis Crittenden
Macon
Inlaw
Lena Pennington
Michican Tuberculosis Association
Lansing
School Boys Improve Tools and Learn Shop Safety
The school shop maintains tools chairs bicycles and household items with repairs and new finishes. A farm labor class for town boys 14 and older meets Fridays. The 1943 yearbook The Salinian goes to press with 52 pages and photos, May 21 delivery. Kindergarten and lower grades engage in seeds reading and crafts while war stamp sales rise. spelling contests and honor rolls mark progress.
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Burgess
Salinian
Press
Local visit and birthday gathering noted in Judd District
Mr and Mrs Edward Lang hosted visitors in Ann Arbor. The Brys moved to a new home near Saline bought from Mr Jordan. Mr and Mrs D G Richards visited Mr and Mrs George F Richards in Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs A G Richards Tommie and Wilt Lehroen attended William Fritz's birthday in Freedom on Thursday.
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Edward Langstaff
Ann Arbor
Brys
Jordan
Saline
D. G. Richards
George F Richards
Ypsilanti
A. G. Richards
Tommie
Wilt Lehroen
William Fritz
Freedom
West Saline Community News Roundup
Frank Tucker is it. Mr and Mrs Bondie recently sold their farm and will vacate by April 1. A large crowd enjoyed the Valley Farm community party Monday evening with dramatic skits and dancing to Joe Cook and his orchestra. Pictures of the farm will be shown at the April meeting.
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Frank Tucker
Eo Bondie
Val-ley Farm
Joe Cook
Local Notables and Guests Reported in Central York
Bruce LeBaron is on the sick list. Mrs. Ziva Omalev called on Mrs. Alger Allison Monday. She spent last week in Detroit redecorating her house. Mrs. Karl Scheetz of Toledo visited relatives here. Lievyd Gauntlet of Milan spent Sunday with cousin James LeBaron.
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Bruce LeBaron
Ziva Omalev
Alger Allison
Detroit
Karl Scheetz
Toledo
Ohio
Lievyd Gauntlet
Milan
James LeBaron
City Council Proceedings March Meeting Actions
Mayor Gross chairs the council as Larhbarth Haarer Sugden and Alber attend. Motions allocate rationing board pay 15 dollars weekly and 50 cents per hour for the helper, appoint Lottie Wallace as clerk, Frank Camburn as treasurer, Bert Derendinger as assessor, William Laird as city attorney, Bert Gillen as chief of police, and approve bills before adjournment.
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Geld
Roéme
le Glerk
Gross
Larhbarth
Haarer
Sugden
Alber
Lambarth
Lottie Wallace
Frank Camburn
Bert Derendinger
William Laird
Bert Gillen
Lambartt
Alwin Gross
Federated Church Schedule and Programs
The Federated Church invites worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Our Source of Strength. Sunday school at 830 am and classes for all ages. Christian Endeavor 645 pm led by Gorge Silvers. Evangelistic service 745 pm with sermon The Man on the Tree. Wednesday 730 pm prayer praise and Bible study. Choir practice and Presbyterian per capita tax noted.
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Presbyterian
Rise in Tuberculosis Cases In Michigan
Michigan reports 5720 new tuberculosis cases in 1942, up six percent from 1941. Detroit deaths rise 13 percent and Grand Rapids death rate up 20 percent, per Theo Werle of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association. He cites war worker influx as a disease risk and urges chest Xray screening and industry programs to prevent spread. Camel-borne troops remain in use despite desert warfare advances.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Health
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Theo. J. Werle
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Werle
Mihcizan Tuberculosis Association
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