Saline Observer publishing and notice policies
The Saline Observer states it is entered at Saline Michigan as second class matter. Publisher Sim R Wilson. Reporter Mrs Vincent Fox. Subscriptions 31.90 yearly. six months 1.25. outside Michigan 1.50. Card of thanks, sober poetry pay per line. obituaries and marriage notices are free. Events with admission charged billed 6 per line. minimum 25 cents.
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Saline
Mich
Sim. R. Wilson
Vincent Fox
Lead poisoning risk from painted surfaces on Michigan farms
Michigan State College livestock pathologist Dr B J Killham warns painted surfaces and discarded paint cans pose lead poisoning risks to cows and other livestock. Mineral deficient cattle are drawn to rubbish piles with old paint, highlighting costly farm hazards.
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Michigan
B. J. Killham
Michigan State College
School News Seniors Present Sadie Hawkins Dance
The seniors held a Sadie Hawkins dance on November 12 with girls dressed as Daisy Mae and boys as Little Abner. Martha Sally and Harry Brassow helped advertise the event, while gym decor featured old barrels and jugs.
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Sadie Hawkins
Daisy Mae
Little Abner
Martha Sally
Harry Brassow
Fifth and Sixth Grades Charity Drive and School News
The Fifth and Sixth grades report selling Starr Commonwealth tags raising $59. Prizes awarded to Howard Pfrallister for boys and Connie Gross for girls. Howard received model airplane kits. Connie won $5.11 and a heater chef. The class totals: Fifth grade $24 and Sixth grade $26. Mr. Ryan hopes to start a larger band by teaching at noon.
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Starr
Ryan
Merritt Martin
Hilda
Germany
Saline Township Church Service Schedule Published
The St. Jamies Ev Ref Church announces Pastor A Hamhers leads Sunday worship at 10 AM with Yaohaay at 11 15 AM in Saline Township five miles west of Saline on US 112 Everyone is welcome. A note adds that a pumpkin plant can yield about half a pound of starch daily.
Sturning Back the Pages of the Files
Detroit visitors and local residents appear in a round of social and business activity. The piece lists trips to Detroit Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Milan with several households hosting outings and a union district 3 fundraiser.
Detroit visits and local milestones noted
A compilation of small social items reports Rev. W. H. Hoffman visiting Detroit on Monday. Birth announced in Lodi. Various local residents, including D A Crittenden, B N Smith, J L Theurer, Alfred Jedele, Harold Rouse, L L Bissell, Miles Stoddard, Miss Mary Reyer, Miss Edna Bailey, Miss Edna Smith, and the Collins and McMichael sisters are noted for visits, relocations, or continued posts. Several residents attend events in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti.
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W. H. Hoffman
Detroit
Bow Bed Jedele
Lodi
Daugher
D. A. Crittenden
B. N. Smith
J. L. Theurer
Alfred Jedele
Ann Arbor
Harold Rouse
L. L. Bissell
Lakvein
Mesdames S. Y. Cotton
Edward Henne
Fred Henne
Edna Smith
Hill Auditorium
George Geisel
Seeger & Schroen
Cleary College
Ypsilanti
Henry Goltz
Julius Walker
Saline Township
Jacob Theurer
This Place
Michael Alber
Helen
Lydia
William Kuebler
Freedom
Herman
Edward Alber
Federated Church Worship Schedule and Thanksgiving Service
The Federated Church lists Sunday worship at 10 30 a m with The Spirit of Thanksgiving message and a 11 30 a m Sunday school with a live program. Evening gospel service at 7 45 p m features The Church at Philadelphia. Wednesday prayer 7 30 p m choir 8 30 p m. Thanksgiving union service at the Methodist church Thursday at 10 a m.
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George Silvers
Philadelphia
The
Methodist Church
Methodist Church Worship Plans and Sermon Theme
The Methodist Church schedules worship at 10 a.m. with the sermon Man or Sheep and an organ prelude and choir music. Church school meets at an unspecified time, standards of honesty as the lesson, Arthur Wilson superintendent. Evening service at 6:30 p.m. focuses on worship study and fellowship with the message Wars stagger the faith of the World guiding to peace.
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Arthur. Wilson
The
League
Jesus
Lake Herring Recipes Promote Michigan Cisco Cuisine
Michigan State College and the Department of Conservation publish a leaflet on Lake Herring Cuisine. The guide notes herring abundance in late autumn, first nets in October, and spring returns. It lists recipes including fillets fried, baked with vegetables or tomato sauce, creamed fish, casseroles, and pickling methods. Freshness signs and seasonal movements are described.
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Michigan
Michigan State College Agricultural Experiment Station
Michigan Department of Conservation
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Births in Macon
Macon society page records numerous Sunday calls and weekend visits. Helen Friesler of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Harl Kutler. a son Robert John was born Nov 11 to Mr and Mrs Charles Bigelow in Tecumseh hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Friesler
Detroit
Harl Kutler
Charles Bigelow
Tecumseh Hospital
Robert John
Herbert Ayers
J. C. Cisco
Clark Rhoades
Gertrude McCollum
Ira Manwaring
Aaron Manwaring
Te'edo
James Wirth
York
Frank Stitts
Stilts
G. D. Bilis
Claud Baily
M. Augustus
Ypsilanti
Augustus
Baily
Douglas Hall
Camp Peary
Richmond
Lexington
Hall
Jack Vealey
Joseph Sheward
Frank Harper
Mary Gorletsky
Alice Scott
Pfc
Phillip Scott
Maybee
Scott
Marine Raider Battalion
New River
N. C
St John’s Lath Church Service Times
Divines at 10 a m on Sunday. Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Jesuit priests first imported sugar cane to the United States and Louisiana in 1751.
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Jane Hart
United States
Tscharkowski
Eleanor Grunewald
Louisiana
Home Front Canning Tips From County Nutrition Committee
Wartime guidance urges thrifty housewives to store home canned foods properly and plan portions for winter. Tips cover jar handling, rationing by servings, fruit and vegetable quotas, and versatile recipes including Vegetable Pie with Cheese Crust, Roasting and Braising methods for meat with simple timing and temperature cues.
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Victory Garden
County Nutrition Committee
Dort
Chancery Notice From Washtenaw County Court
In Washtenaw County Chancery Ann Arbor November 15 1943 James H Burton plaintiff S Beda Burton defendant Lee N Brown attorney ordered defendant to appear within three months or risk judgment Beginning two weeks publication in The Saline Observer publication dates November 18 25 December 2 30 1943 Luella M Smith Clerk county clerkSav Bk Bldg Ypsilanti Michigan true copy
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
James H. Burton
S. Beda Burton
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
County of
Geo. W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
Ypsilanti
Michigan
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Russell Collins
Alice Bulecke
Monroe
William Gibson
Robert Kaiser
R. A. Halladay
Jennie Younglove
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George Simpson, Jr
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M. C. Phillipp
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