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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
4
Official notice for the April 5 1948 general election in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan at Hertler's Hall to elect state and township officers. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm with possible noon adjournment and other provisions. names Lester Hanson township clerk.
The city invites qualified electors to a Biennial Spring election on Monday April 5 1943 at City Hall Saline to fill a vacancy for Highway Commissioner and County Commissioner of Schools and to vote on propositions and potential amendments. The polls will be open until a stated hour and the city clerk Lottie Wallace will oversee.
Michigan 4-H clubs adopt the Michigan State College plan to feed soldiers in 1948. A. G. Kettunen outlines livestock and crop goals including 140 bushels from a half acre of potatoes and 175 bushels of corn on four acres. The 1943 livestock target covers 5,680 soldiers. crops showed $44 000 in value in 1942, with goals doubled.
In Detroit for a week with his son and family Judd District is cited. Joyce Riggs has been absent from school due to a cold. Mr and Mrs D G Richards visited Clifford Richards at Willow. Mrs Paul Richards and children Tommy and Marjory stay with her sister Mrs Clarence Roberts in Dearborn. War Bonds notice advises ten percent of income per payday.
Thousands of social and professional women have given up fine positions to join the armed services. They are doing their bit and deserve support while the nation calls on others at home to lend moral, physical and financial help to hasten the return of servicemen.
Mr and Mrs Alger Allison called on Misses Mary and Bertha Hertler Thursday. Ann Arbor visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Alber and son and Miss Edith Bailey. Mrs Alger Allison called on Mrs Lulu Davenport and Mrs Leona LeBaron in Saline Wednesday. She attended the Friendship class at Mesdames Henderson and Birkle in Saline. Bruce LeBaron had an X ray Saturday but the issue was nerves of the stomach. Harold Bailey of Ann Arbor spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey, and left Saturday for Army induction. Lester Bailey and Miss Marie Rogers of Ann Arbor visited and Lester, on a Fort Custer furlough, stayed with his parents.
WEST SALINE notices show Mr and Mrs Ernest Hayes selling their farm and all buildings to a couple from the bomber plant area with plans to vacate on April 15. They had hosted and visited local neighbors including the Schwochos and Jantzs during recent Sundays and weekdays.
Audrey Schwartz has mumps. Gus Grams sells his farm with an auction today. Doris Irene born Monday March 15 to Mr and Mrs Walter Hosler. News from Clarence Turner Emmett Murray and Guy Jacobs they are at Fort Lewis Washington. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson Mrs Jack Boaz and two daughters of Clinton Mr and Mrs John Hazlett and son of Milan. Mooreville Methodist church dedication included London church choir Lee Bird sang Jesus Remembers You Rev Bragg spoke Dr Bull was the guest. An altar carpet new furnace lights and service flag dedicated with 10 stars for 10 service members. Court notice from Washtenaw County Michigan in 1943 in Chancery.
The Michigan circuit court Washtegan County issues a chancery notice requiring the defendant Rebecca Warren Rolland also known as Alexander Tremell to appear by publication in The Saline Observer. Clerk Luella M. Smith directs publication for dates March 18 25 and April 1 8 1943 with attorney Irene A Seitz of Ypsilanti Michigan.
The Washtenaw County Chancery Court sitting in Ann Arbor on February 23 1945 orders defendant June Helen Rickard to enter her appearance within three months from date or judgment will be entered. Publication to begin in The Saline Observer.
In Ypsilanti Michigan Dorothy L Bulbick and Les N Brews are listed with rooms 17 18 at Ypsilanti Savings Bank Bldg for dates Feb 25 March 4 25 and Apr 1 2. The notice notes Chris in the present war with Japan has suffered casualties equal to Texas population while urging citizens to GET IN THE SCRAP.
Two leading Republican hopefuls, Charles M. Ziegler for State Highway Commissioner and Dr. Eugene B. Elliott for re election, aim to extend sweeping state wide gains. Ziegler, a University of Michigan civil engineer, has 13 years in the highway department rising to deputy state highway commissioner. Elliott, UM graduate with PhD, was appointed in 1935 and has since been thrice elected to his post.
In a candid exchange Judge and Henry discuss prohibition proposals. They condemn reformers seen as pushing prohibition as wasteful and harmful, citing past wartime failures, bootlegger profits, and lost tax revenue while urging focus on wartime efforts.
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