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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1944
Page
3
Local society notes list visits and calls across Saline Detroit Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti with residents visiting relatives and attending events. Highlights include engagements, travel to Hastings and Monroe, a Blood Bank drive, and school activities.
Cub packs enroll from 15 to 75 boys per Den, totaling over 600 Cubs in 110 Dens led by a Den mother and Den chief. Cubbing serves ages 9 to 11 as Wolf Bear and Lion Cubs with weekly meetings and monthly Parents Night Packs. Parents approve all achievement tests as the program expands.
Saline General Hospital noted an appendectomy on Monday for LeRoy Manor of Textile read. Wanda Gangan of Bilan had her tonsils removed on Tuesday. Philip Campbell of Saline Valley Farms underwent a tonsillectomy on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marken Jr welcomed a daughter Tuesday morning. Fred Brenson and Wilber Coe remain about the same.
A man recalls a coffee loving neighbor who drinks two or three cups daily while his wife refuses coffee due to religion. He notes stamp rationing, a relative hoarding food stamps to stock groceries, and a fuel oil dealer holding excess supply as others face stricter limits and higher consumption.
Clarence R. Johnson 26 receives initial naval indoctrination at Great Lakes while others at Fort Sheridan and Detroit report furloughs and transfers. The piece notes 1943 death rate, and newly built bald eagle nests visible in Michigan state and Sleeper parks.
An advertisement touts a powerful fungicide for athlete's foot promising overnight results. It claims the TEOL solution penetrates deeply to reach more germs and offers a money back guarantee of 85 cents if not pleased. Local sale at Hugh O Keveling's.
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