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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a m Sundays Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday Rev C A Haneberg Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US 112 services at 10 Sunday school 11 15 everyone welcome READ THE LIVER ADS Now
The Saline Observer lists postal status, publisher, and staff roles. It outlines pricing for notices with 6c per line for cards and 5c per poetry line, free obituary and marriage notices, charged events at 6c per line, and a 25 cent minimum. Editorial policy appears to include paid announcements and event notices.
A miscellaneous passage opens with a Henry Van Dyke quote about living fully. A chicken noodle paprika soup recipe follows detailing ingredients like egg noodles carrots celery onion and paprika with steps to boil simmer and bake in a buttered casserole for six to eight servings.
Local deal highlights discounts on hens nest five hole sets at 3.88 and glass chick waterers at three for 21 cents. Includes salt licks 50 and 100 pound bags, Kasco Dairy at 58 per ton, soy bean meal with 500 pound limit, and early Ohio M-15 seed corn at 87.65 per bushel. Also lists Sudan grass, binder twine, repair parts, mica surface sheets 1.79, bag covers, and other farm essentials with no money down.
Thelen family of Clint Marie and 14 members are honored as a representative Michigan farm family. The article notes their wartime production shift toward fluid milk, expanded crops, and a growing sheep flock amid World War II efforts. The family emphasizes learning from others and contributing to More Michigan Food Month observances.
Miss Martha Visel spent the weekend with Miss Agnes Murphy of Saginaw. The La Tine Woman's Club banquet was held May 14 at Miss Vesta Mills’s home. Several locals and Tigers baseball notes fill the week, plus school and concert happenings in Saline area.
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