Methodist Church Schedule Promises Palm Sunday Service
The Methodist Church offers 10 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. worship with Palm Sunday music The Day of Triumph in the morning and The Way to Fame in the evening Sunday school at 17 o clock The New Man study supervised by Arthur Wisen Young people meet at 6 50 p.m Worship study and fellowship for youth Wednesday 7 30 p.m Annual meeting presided by Dr Luther Butt Thursday 7 50 p.m Sacrament of Holy Communion Good Friday 2 3 p.m union service
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Arthur Wisen
Luther Butt
Sacrament of Holy Communnion
St John s Lath Church Bridgewater Latin? Service Notice
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 Emelish services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone invited. Pluto distant planet about 70 times farther from the sun than earth.
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St. John’s Lath
Bridgewater
M. C. Philipp
Pluto
Earth
Saline Observer Publisher and Reporter Credits
The Saline Observer newspaper from Saline Michigan lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter in its masthead.
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Saline, Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Esther Landwehr
Local Subscription Rates and Prices Listed
A newspaper pricing box outlines subscription options including $1.50 per year, $1.09 for six months, and $2 for out of state, with soldier subscriptions at $1.25 annually and single copies priced at five cents.
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Michigan
Federated Church Announces Spring Schedule and Meetings
Rev Winama conducts Sunday worship at 10 30 am with a sermon Thine Is the Kingdom and the Glory For ever Sunday school at 11 50 am Young people 6 45 pm evening service 7 45 pm midweek prayer and choir practice Wednesday Ladies Aid meets church Quarterly missionary dues due Federated and Presbyterian societies hold meetings March 30 and April 4 annual business supper April 11 with business follow up.
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Falm
Ladies Aid
Choi
Fresbyterian Society
Baptist Society
Federated Church
Saline Area News Briefs and Confirmations
Andrew Girbach was in Ann Arbor on business. Saline residents Franks Houck hosted a Saline Junior 4 H Club meeting. Several families plan moves within Saline and nearby farms. St Pauls and Trinity Lutherans reported numerous confirmations including Mee Schroen Lucille Schmid Geraldine Hanson and others.
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Andrew Girbach
Ann Arbor
George Winkle
Westphal
Saline
Frank Houck
Miston Shaw
Wiedman
Clara Bredernitz
Albert Bredernitz
Harris Street
Albert
Henry Bredernitz
St. Paul’s Church
Mee Schroen
Lucille Schmid
Geraldine Hanson
Eileen Girbach
Doris Lambarth
Alma Wiedman
Doris Finkbeiner
Margaret Kleinschmidt
Katherine Howard
Elvin Armbruster
Milton Finkbeiner
J. L. Theurer
Sam Lambarth
Triord Fairbanks
Onsted
George Hartman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ralph and
Roland Hack
Harold Lambarth
Emanuel Marion
Norman Brassow
Reuben Guenther
Raymond Niethammer
Erwin Lindemann
Edward Mumrow
Luther Wertler
Touetta Jedele
Myrtle Beyer
Helen Schmid
Local residents host guests and farm updates this week
Miss Matilda Morris visits Adriam friends while Miss Luella Whissly returns from Portland for vacation. Ada Bradley of Hastings stays with her sister Mrs Henne. The Monroe family moves to the Hugene Wowler farm in Saline. Residents prepare for Chautauqua meetings and a school hall sale with crafts, candy, and baked goods.
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Matilda Morris
Adrian
Luella Whissly
Portland
Ada Bradley
Hastings
Edward Henne
Ernest Monroe
Saline Township
Saline Township Church Announces Sunday Services
St James Fr Mother Ref Church Rev C Hanekers pastor Saline Township invites all to attend services each Sunday at 10 am and Sunday school at 11715. Everyone welcome. In the Mediterranean theater through last Oct 1 more than 25,000 casualties were flown to base hospitals from Tunisia Sicily and Italy without accident.
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St. James
Hanekers
Saline Township
Salne
Mediterranean
Tunisia
Sicily
Italy
Darlington
Saline
H. L. Engel
R. W. Sheele
Tecumseh
Edison Directors Reelected as Company Plans Charter Change
At a stockholders meeting Detroit Edison reelected three directors to three year terms Alfred C Marshall James W Parker and James B Yogagty. A 30 cent quarterly dividend was declared payable April 15 to holders of record March 31 1944. New appointments included James H Lobban as general accountant and Thomas E Hurns as assistant general accountant Sullivan and Cromwell named general counsel and Hull Brown and Fisher named Michigan counsel.
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Detroit Edison Company
Messrs
Alfred C Marshall
James W. Parker
Jamesb. Yogagty
Marshall
Neve Wean
James H. Lobban
Thomas E. Hurns
Sullivan and Cromwell
Hull, Brown and Fisher
Michigan
Prentiss M. Brown
Brown
United States
Detroit
Parker
Detroit Edison
Electric Light and Power
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Association of Edison
Edison Electric Institute
Brown and Parker
Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported Around Hammond
Hammond district residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns including Ann Arbor Tecumseh Milan Saline and Royal Oak. Families shared meals and social calls from Friday through Sunday with numerous guest lists and travel between homes.
Weekend Visitors and Guests Across Local Homes
A list of residents and visitors including George Batley of Detroit at his cottage, the Skinners at their farm, Mrs. Downing visiting Jasper, the Creger and Leo Creger households in Brooklyn, Dawn House returning to Michigan State College, and several others visiting relatives in Dearborn Deerborn Rives Junction and surrounding areas over the weekend and Sunday.
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George Batley
Detroit
Harry Skinner
Harry Downing
Orville Alcock
Jasper
Bert Creger
Leo Creger
Brooklyn
Miss Dawn House
Michigan State College
Dale Lemer
Toledo
Lena Pennington
Jennie Younglove
George Stimpson
Deerfield
Charles Gorton
R. G. Sage
Rosemary Gibson
Harry Chisdal
Robert Hitchcock
Camp Temple
Texas
Herman Schanz
R. C. Pennington
Virginia
Dearborn
Joe Howarth
Warren Naugie
Milton Naugie
Lilah Howell
Rives Junction
Leslie Naugie
West Saline Social Roundup Includes Farm Bureau Meeting
Social notes from West Saline include visits by Mr and Mrs Herman Howes on and family events with Miss Mary Ann Groep visiting relatives. Harold Ernst state trooper of Sandusky joined family gatherings while Alphonse Verschure the Manistique potato king spoke of potato farming and soil depth at local stops.
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Herman Howeisen
Edward Ray
Mary Ann Groep
Lorrin’ Bauer
Charles Myers
Middlebelt Road
C. BE. Ray
Harold Ernst
Sandusky
Deorge Ernst
Basil Smith
Clayton Ernst
Jeanette Tirb
Bridgewater Town Hall
Herman Howe
West Saline Farm Bureau Group
Edward .Ray
Alphonse Verschure
Manistique
Arthur Lutz
Verschure
Lutz
C. D. Finkbeiner
Corning
Verdure
Amn Arbor
University Hospital
Birthday Greeting for Tommie Shurtz on Birthday
Tommie Shurtz turns two years old this Saturday March 25 celebrating with family. The young child’s milestone is marked with warm wishes from relatives and close friends.
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Tommie Shurtz
Shirley Exelby Has Whooping Cough In Judd District
Sunday visitors traveled between Detroit and nearby homes as Shirley Exelby was reported ill with whooping cough. Families including the Fleury Richards and Elliott groups visited various households, with Batley and Ann Arbor connections noted among callers.
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Shirley Exelby
Joe Fleury
Mildred Exelby
Shirley
Detroit
D. G. Richards
George F. Richards
Batley Home
A. G. Richards
Joe Elliott
John Iller
Garden City
Schroen
Ann Arbor
Paul Brown
Appointment of Administrator in Hertler Estate
State of Michigan Washtenaw County Probate Court orders hearing for Alfred Hertler's petition to grant administration of Katharina Hertler estate to Lee Tescher or other suitable person. Hearing set for April 25, 1944 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Latine Observer.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
J.ay G. Pray
Katharina Hertler
Alfred Hertler
Lee Tescherer
Latine Observer
Jay G. Pray
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
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Fred A. Lendrum
Kivin
Armbruster
DR. W. J. Nichols
East Weary St
Saline Mich
Roy Bixby
Grove Bros
Jim Finnell
The
Observer Office
Br. D. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
South
Ann Arbor St
Eyrrin ST
Winama
Bach
Louise
Mabel Tower
Ypsilanti
Chauncey FitzGerald
North Adams
S. A. FitzGerald
Watlur Cornish
Selo Township
Henry Goltz
Chris. Tredele
Goltz
Chaiman
W. Parker
Hammond District
Harold Hammond
Paul
Doris Goodin
Claude Gilbert
Rex Gleason
Lena Gordon
Sam Kleehammer
Flint
Edward
BE. M. Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Red Cross
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
A. C. Miller and Sons
Charles Miller
C. M. Gauntieit
Milan
Glen Gordon
Theodore Stimpsen
Sally
BE. O Stimps-n
Edward Sneary Ord
Acrian
E. H. Gilbert
Oscar Kleinschmidt
Anne Arber
Chester Richard
Holloway
W. EB. Saunders
Myra Saffell
Maxine
Dorothy Goffe
Walter Gordon
John Stimpson
John
Royal Oak
ER. O. Stimpson
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Aps
Macon
West Saline
Happy
Judd
Lumber Yard
Avon Cosmetics
Esther R. Wells
Avon Representative
A. C. Lange General Insurance
McCormick-Deering
Herman Heininger
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