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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
2
The Navy advert promotes enlistment by touting free meals medical and dental care housing allowances and travel. It highlights learning a skilled trade and future big pay jobs after service and urges teens 17 or older to request the illustrated booklet from the Navy Editor.
The Saline Observer lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and TM M. C. Boutelle as editor with postal service designation as second class matter in Saline Michigan.
The notice lists pricing for singles copies and subscriptions, including 3 cent copies and annual, six month, and three month rates, applies to Michigan and outside Michigan. It states free publication of obituary and marriage notices, paid poetry per line, and paid announcements for entertainments with admission, plus minimum charges.
The Defense Savings Program is a long range, continuing effort to stimulate buying Defense Bonds and Stamps month by month rather than a fixed drive. Stamps are the same as those sold at post offices and elsewhere and can be exchanged for Bonds. To purchase, visit a post office, bank, or savings association or write to the Treasurer of the United States in Washington for a mail order form.
Federated Church with Pastor William H. Bach invites worshipers to Sunday services at 10 and 7 30 with a 11 15 Sunday school on the Union with Christ lesson. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 plus Detroit guests, Bible study Wednesday, Thanksgiving union service Thursday, Dorcas circle potluck Friday at Mrs Lewis Ernst.
Worship at 10 a.m. with sermon Invincible Devotion. Church school 11:15 a.m. Epworth League activities at 6:30 p.m. Evening Paul’s Letters program. Thanksgiving service Thursday 10 a.m. preached by Rev Wm Bach. Quarterly Conference Monday 7:30 p.m. presided by Rev W B Harrison. Birds mate for life and stay near mates.
Births and visits across Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and surrounding towns noted in 1921 local column. Families welcomed a daughter and a son. students and residents linked to Michigan state colleges referenced. A snowstorm marks the early winter section as activity shifts through social visits and local commerce.
Miss Amanda Lutz visits Morrice while Minnie Bates of South Haven stays local. A Maccabees thimble party meets at Mrs Stang. Opera trip to Detroit for The Pink Lady noted along with Masonic instruction in Ann Arbor. Saline Boy Scouts parade planned with Ypsilanti troupe. Woman's Club Reciprocity Day program in Ann Arbor. Corn thieves prowling Pittsfield Township. Lutz leases land to Fred Schmid for wagon supply and shop. Memorial church address night features Rev Leeson Ramsdell and Dr Richards. Bethel church acetylene plant explosion causes damage but no serious injuries. Local farming of canned goods detailed with extensive counts from Glen Watkins and family. Whale milk comparison cited by wildlife experts. Call for legal printing notices to be sent to The Saline Observer.
Read readers ideas on chores and recipes as homes stay busy cleaning after summer. Notes on flies extending the season, woodwork cleaning, and Mrs. America scanning for items to conserve. Old papers magazines iron and rubber may fetch premium prices from junk collectors.
Prepare eggplant by parboiling ten minutes, scoop pulp, then mix with cup buttered crumbs paprika mustard pepper and egg. Stuff shells, top with crumbs and bake moderate for twenty minutes. Tomatoes or green peppers may substitute for eggplant.
A crisp salad mix with shredded cabbage and fine onion dressed in French dressing. Arrange on a lettuce ring, top with lightly fried ham slices, and garnish using green pepper rings.
The column shares community tidbits from a Michigan town including garden roses, Dutch ports and refrigeration in the East Indies, a letter from Camp Bowie Texas thanking the local newspaper, and reflections on hunting bear with a bow and arrow. It notes November skies, frosts, pheasant season, chicken thieves, and a transient plea for papers.
Loyal Kanitz family links with Detroit visit and Birthday Club party. Tecumseh guest Ola Billau. Crawford family marked a 50th anniversary in Ohio. Dieterle couple new upstairs tenants. Melvindale Emma Paton visited relatives. several women attended a Rebekah lodge meeting in Ypsilanti. Deer hunt plans with Agner Smith Holcomb Kanitz. Traffic deaths in 1939 report 12,300 pedestrians killed. TB cited as higher killer.
Rev HEL Engel will lead a 10 a m divine service followed by an 11 o clock German language service and Sunday school noting Thanksgiving Day observance.
The brief notes Edith Bailey helps Mrs Radenbaugh. Edward Melville visited relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and family attended gatherings with the Bailey and Clifford Richards households. Discussion mentions using jute in hosiery for soldiers.
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