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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1943
Page
2
The Federated Church invites all to Sunday worship at 10 a m with Rev William Hl leading. Sunday school follows at 11 30 a m with classes for all ages and young people at 6 45 p m led by Dorothy Otto and George Cook. Wednesday activities include Friendship class with Mrs Birkle, prayer meeting and Bible study at 7 30 p m and choir practice at 8 30 p m.
Divine services at 10 a m on Sundays with Sunday school at 11. English services held every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Emmet County Graphic notes Rev. A. Haneherge of Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US-11 conducts divine services Sundays at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. The note ends with a wartime rationing remark about pride and hunger.
The play committee chose The Angel Brats a comedic youth production directed by Miss Stoi anowski with a large campus cast led by Hydrangea Arlene Haston and characters like Eppy Pete Graf Ruth Maxine Burmeister and Winnie Eleanor Hertler. High school sales by Girl Scouts and seventh grade raised 21.85 with two more bonds ordered next week.
Nathan Hale returned from Arizona last week. Joan Elsman was absent with pink eye. Dolores Caddarette moved to Toledo last Tuesday. Vernon Irelan has been absent with tonsillitis. Eugene Haase left us last Friday. Two substitutes assigned for patrol duty are Barbara Gordon and Alvin Wahl. We have been giving book reports and presenting them in class.
By Ann Taylor the fourth grade works on multiplying two figure numbers in math. In geography they crossed the Lincoln Highway on an imaginary trip and study the causes of day and night and the seasons.
Third and fourth graders collected about thirty scrap boxes led by Beverly Levey. Steve Mc Arthur and Gerald Haarer loaded wagons as four boys carried a final large box outside. The bottom dropped, scrap spilled, sounding like a bomb, recalling raids over Germany by RAF fliers.
Afternoon schedule moves half the third grade into the kindergarten room with Mrs Brandt to free Miss Morden. This change aims to give her more time to assist third and fourth graders and help all students pass.
Students crafted paper turkeys and blue sky with brown earth, adding trees to assemble a barnyard display on the bulletin board.
Edwin Warner is on a business trip to Missouri. Wallace Coe attends the U of M and was home over Sunday. Grace Towler of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with George Towler. George Miller of Detroit weekend with his parents. Grover Alber and Mrs George Boettner visited Ann Arbor on business last Friday. Harry and Austin White families visited George Reese and family Sunday. Ernest Maver and family visited his sister Mrs Christian Lambarth Saturday. The east bridge is beginning to show its future look. first concrete laid last Thursday. Over 600 attended the chicken pie supper and fair. Federated church ladies netted about 550. Professor Sawyer invited all school children to a Hallowe en gathering at the school house. classes joined in. The Woman s Club met at Miss Buckman s home. Mrs Curtiss gave current events. Mrs George W Barr reported on the State Federation of Women s Clubs in Detroit. School district No 10 Lodi township held a Hallowe en program and organized a PTA. Participants included Walter Lindemann Hether Lindemann Elizabeth Mayer Vernon Manor Laverne Moore Leis Manor Helen Moore Erwin Lindemann Marion Lamparter Norman Moore Russell Manor and Raymond Manor. Louis Kress is the teacher.
Village authorities say they will enforce the sidewalk cleaning ordinance after snow storms this winter. The Saline Cornet Band plans a band and orchestra concert at the opera house on Thanksgiving night, aiming to match or exceed last spring's success.
Various social visits and home events span Saline and nearby towns. Families hosting visits include the McMichael, Unterkircher, Fairbanks, Collins, Alber, Bayha, Warner, Bird, Sanderson, and Wheelock households. The Dell school closes due to teacher illness, and a Saline Farmers' Club meeting draws enthusiasm. Michigan grown potatoes cited for nutrition amid wartime shortages. 1943 crop forecast at 88 percent of normal by Michigan State College.
County scouting activity fills the calendar with several new troops in progress. District Chairman Oscar Smith called a southeast district meeting at Lincoln School to set a date for the district Court of Honor. A spaghetti dinner is planned for Saturday at 8 20 PM at Camp Newkirk with a fellowship meeting of Scoutmen under the camping activities and community service committee chaired by O E Roszel.
State conservation expert R G Hill urges careful handling of game meat to ensure tasty meals. The guide explains partridge preparation including broiling with flour gravy, serving with toast and bacon, and techniques for tenderizing and flavoring through parboiling liquids and breast slashes.
The county nutrition committee offers sugar stretching tips as canning season ends. Emphasizes dissolving sugar in beverages, ripe fresh fruit, less sugar in desserts, and using syrup honey or molasses with cereals. Includes honey icing and nat bread recipes with honey and nuts.
Washtenaw Junior Farm Bureau will meet Monday November 22 at 8 30 p m at the Washtenaw Farm Bureau store with Speaker Gordon Hills Patrick supper and Chairman Mary Richards presiding. Gene Vieve Richards leads recreation. All new members are invited.
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