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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

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Community Scrap Metal Drive Unido Sponsors Unite For War Effort

The Rotary Club Herman Heininger Saline Mercantile Co and Gross Hardware sponsor a scrap metal drive from May 16 to May 21 at the old cement building behind the Mercantile Co. Weight slips mark loads at Mercantile scales with no commission or profit for sponsors. A Scrap Victory Parade led by Saline High School Band begins May 21 at 2:30 p.m. to support U S war production efforts.

Saline Uncle Sam Rotary Club Herman Heininger Saline Mercantile Company Gross Hardware Company Mercantile Company Lydia Fahrner Saline High School Sam

Hospital and local births note routine updates

Saline General Hospital reports Mrs. Julia Carven's condition about the same. Theodore Hunt of Milan had tonsils removed Monday. The Rodda twins returned home to Brooklyn Friday. Mrs. Sadie Hasley of Milan, a medical patient, is improved. Neil Schneider of Ann Arbor had his appendix removed Friday. Paul Davis underwent an appendectomy Monday and is doing nicely. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Luckhardt on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Desborough of Ypsilanti are the parents of a son born Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kellogg of Henry Street are the parents of a daughter born Sunday, May 10.

Julia Carven Theodore Hunt Milan Rodda Twins Brooklyn Sadie Hasley Neil Schneider Annn Arbor Paul Davis Leo Luckhardton Samuel ‘“Desbrough Ypsilanti Philip Kellogg Henry Street

Thanks for Flowers Gifts Cards and Kindness

Mrs. Charles E. Tower expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for flowers gifts cards letters and calls while in hospital and to her pastor for kindness May God bless you all as He has blessed and healed me. Outside of Russia statement about Europe distance to sea 425 miles appears.

Charles E. Tower

Busy soldiers feed at local restaurant during convoy stop

A military convoy halted in town and fed 35 men at a local restaurant. The lone cook and a top sergeant helped service the crowd, frying eggs and pouring coffee as the meal grew lively. The piece also notes parachute training at Fort Benning and various community happenings.

Jackson County Fort Benning Georgia Army Albert Jantz Milan Sela FitzGerald Ann Arbor Street Red Cross St. Paul’s Ann Arbor Sadie Hannah Jimmie Mississippi South Yvonne Johnson Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Harry Stringfellow Johnson William McKinley Louisiana Smith Lousiana Anna Capitol City Am Insurance Company

Zoning Maps For Inspection In Saline City

Zoning maps showing four color coded zones Orange Industrial Red Business Yellow Multiple dwellings and No color Single family homes are on display for property owners to review. The zoning commission invites meetings for suggestions as Saline plans orderly growth and safer development within the city limits.

Zoning Commission Orange Zone Ne Commission

Rotary Meeting Highlights War Effort and Local Talks

Last Thursday noon the Rotary Club heard two guests H A Olson of Ann Arbor and Nobel B Travis of Detroit Trust Company. Travis spoke on the I Will Do My Best committee urging Detroiters to support the war effort with posters and a membership drive. Olson discussed the Saline zoning ordinance and maps displayed in banks. A letter from Alfred Schmid was read, described as a masterpiece. Birthday anniversaries for Sam Lambarth and Henry Burgess were noted. Guests included C M Vaughn Councilmen Clarence Haarer John Schleh and Attorney Jack Kraizman. An outing to a Tiger Cleveland game in Detroit is planned for May 28.

Rotary Club H. A. Olson Ann Arbor Michigan Municipal League Nobel B. Travis Detroit Trust Company Finance Detroit General MacArthur United States Olson Alfred Schmid Sam Lambarth Henry Burgess C. M. Vaughn Clarence Haarer John Schleh Jack Kraizman Tiger-Cleveland

Alumni banquet turnout urged or cancellation warned

George E. Wood, president, calls for formal response on attendance to avoid cancellation of this year’s Alumni banquet. He warns the event will be cancelled for the duration if sufficient replies are not received.

George E. Wood

Optometrist Dr Frank Gifford Offers Glasses

Toledo optometrist Dr. Frank Gifford provides glasses to prevent eyestrain with hours Saturday from 2 30 to 9 pm at the Milan Hotel office. Readers are reminded newspapers help eye strain and printing services are available at the Satine Observer office.

Frank Gifford Toledo Milan Hotel Satine Observer Office

Poppy Day Proclamation by Mayor Alwin Gross

The mayor proclaims Saturday May 23 as Poppy Day to honor World War I dead and raise funds for war veteran families. Poppies will be sold nationwide to support needy children of veterans and provide ongoing help beyond the day.

Alwin Gross

Saline Falls 10 1 To Chelsea In Six Error Inning

Saline High School Hornets collapsed in the second inning at Chelsea with six errors and nine runs on three hits as the home team surged to a 10 to 1 lead. Saline recovered after the frame but could not overcome the damage, scoring a lone run in the fourth on a Wackenhut walk Hack single and Hosmer out.

Saline High Chelsea Hornets Eugene Weed Saline Wackenhut Hack Hosmer

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