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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
4
A 1940s wartime appeal urges readers to expand victory gardens. Guidance covers soil prep, soil amendments, balanced fertilization, varied planting, staggered sowing, pest control, thinning, and watering strategies to maximize vegetable yields for canning, freezing, and storage.
Little Carolyn Holcomb was moved to St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor Friday evening for pneumonia. Lt Marlie Heath and Mrs Heath of Hampton Virginia visited his parents Mr and Mrs Harlie Heath and sister Anna. A T Franklin Smith and Mrs Smith with daughter Charlotte returned to Moultrie Georgia after visiting Louis and Mrs Smith.
H Sherman corrected over the weekend. Mrs. Martin from Detroit visited Mrs. Joe Fleury for a few days. Rose Marie and Ruth Ann Richards spent the weekend with grandparents D. G Richards. A G Richards and family and D. G Richards visited Difford Richards of Waltz. Tommie Richards stayed longer.
Hammond District notes Mrs. Mabel Needham attending Mrs. Robert Jonsen funeral in Tecumseh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hammond visit Holloway with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Richard. Sam Gonner of Adrian dines with Albert Faust and family. Ada Cannon and Mrs. Faust visit Deerfield and Holloway. Mrs. E H M Gilbert travels to Ann Arbor to see granddaughter at St Joseph Mercy hospital.
Central Lodi reports Charles Blair visiting near Salem with the Bert Moore family. Local guests include Will Lindemann and Mark Sweetland families. Ruth was confirmed, and Harvard College granted its first divinity degrees in 1692. An unclear line contrasts Berlin with a shovel as a quip.
Lonnie Alston’s birthday item wrong by nine years, now listed as 67. John Rinke, ex president of the Michigan Holstein Friesen Association, visited Warren Fink Beiner and chose a Berkshire boat for his Warren farm. Aleck Leet, with Lonnie Alston week, heads home near 90th birthday. recalls work with the LeBarons on the nearby Kohler farm. Vinton Donner of Ann Arbor, back from South Pacific service, visits aunt Mrs. William Boehm after an honorable discharge illness claims. he notes US transportation leads Australia in pace, while streetcars trains and cars seem old.
Portsmouth New Hampshire pride centers on the Langley Boardman house built in 1805 with a rounded Ionic portico and Palladian window. The piece notes Southern colonial Dutch colonial and Cape Cod influences in American homes and recalls Dugmore War Bonds and the Bowen Burke bout of April 6 1893 lasting 110 rounds seven hours nineteen minutes.
Central York residents and visitors are listed with travel and guest details including Carl Sanders, Edith Bailey, and Mary LeBaron. A formal notice from the County Drain Commissioner announces a Board of Determination meeting on April 18 1945 to decide on cleaning Bridgewater No 2 Drain.
Balance sheet details including loans and discounts 95,920.25 including overdrafts 578.82 and state and federal obligations totals 842,400.00 with other bonds stocks and cash items 80,553.33. Bank premises 7,000 and fixtures 1,000. Total deposits 2,316,872.17 with government and municipal deposits listed. Notary public Harry A. Holmes swears the statement before Lee Teschner and bank officers.
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