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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
2
Local residents visit relatives in Ann Arbor Toledo and Monroe. Military moves include Lt Robert Roy al home and wings earned by a local air cadet. A May 17 canning demonstration led by Miss Hershey aims to aid wartime food preservation.
Miss Clara Mary Lambarth and John Robert Hull wed at 7 pm May 1 in Trinity Lutheran Church Saline before 150 guests. The couple, from Milan and Blissfield, plan to live with her parents after a weekend trip. Guests came from Detroit Jackson Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and nearby towns.
May Festival stars Mr and Mrs Dan Murray announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Murray to Adolph L Steinke of Ann Arbor. The church ceremony at Bethlehem Trivangelical in Ann Arbor featured gladioli and snapdragons minus a large guest list. The bride wore white satin with a tiara and net veil, Bridesmaid Mrs Kenneth White carried a rose bouquet, Best Man Bruce Hale stood with Usher Jack Goh and Donald Murray. Afterward a family reception with lace table, tiered cake, and formal dress codes marked the event. The couple, both employed at Triemstationd Industry in Ann Arbor, plan to reside there.
Observations note a return to plain vanilla from sherbet blends and comment on fat content and flavor. A Baltimore 1851 fact recalls ice cream’s wholesale origin to dispose of surplus milk. Locker Boettger recalls a barber shop mix up and a joke about the old man in the chair. Incubator capacity at Orton Poultry Farm looms large with July shutdowns, Lambarth Brothers list witty placards about rationing and prosperity.
Ruth Luthers celebrated a surprise birthday on April 22 in the hall with games and refreshments and a gift. Michael and Alice Sheehan visited the Morris farm near Walled Lake. Ruth Finucan hosted a SVF ladies tea. A university group aided Harold Wallen in planting 1140 fruit trees. The annual community picnic is set for Sunday June 6. The canning factory reports its busiest winter, 71 percent higher delivery route sales this year, and egg sales up to 1000 dozen weekly. Ninety cows are milked across four milk routes. A Senior play audience attended. a Family tea and a Student Religious Association picnic also occurred at the Farms in late April. The peach crop outlook remains poor.
Public address explains funding the thirteen billion dollar Second War Loan. It argues income follows production and that if individuals and businesses have net income after taxes larger than goods available, excess funds form a surplus to be invested in government securities to cover the deficit. Citizens lend money. government deficits are offset by private savings.
Wartime rhetoric urges every American to support the Second War Loan to save lives on distant fronts. The message stresses that even small investments help, as soldiers sacrifice while civilians lend their money to fund the war effort.
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