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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
8
Morning service at 10 with Rev Cowin guest speaker. Sunday school at 11 15. Evening service at 7 30 with Rev McKinsey officiating. Ladies Aid meets December 4 at 2 30 at Mrs Lucy Clements home. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 80. Senior Choir Wednesday 3 30. Junior Choir Saturday 7.
Pastor H. L. Engel leads a 10 A. M. Thanksgiving Day service and a 10 A. M. Sunday divine service in English. Sunday School occurs at 11 A. M. The choir rehearses Monday evening, church council meets Wednesday, adult instruction Friday, and Sunday school teachers meet Saturday evening.
Methodist pastor Reverend Hocking leads 10 am morning worship on Sunday December 1 with the first Advent service and Christmas carols. The Woman's Society for Christian Service circles host parties on Tuesday December 3. Bible study meets Wednesday at 7 30 and the choir rehearsal at 8 30.
Pastor L C George Daschner invites parishioners to the 1st Sunday in Advent services at St John s Bridgewater with 9 30 A M German Service 10 30 A M English Service and 2 00 P M Sunday School rehearsal for Christmas Eve The message lifts scripture from Psalm 25 urging trust in God and guidance All attendees urged to come and bring a friend
A memorial notices a constant source of inspiration to the living at Becker Memorials located on 2429 West Stadium Boulevard in Ann Arbor Michigan.
St Pauls church announces Advent sermons by Pastor Alvin Siemsen on the theme Preparers Of The Way. The church council meets Monday at 8 00 p m and Ladies Aid Society gathers Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Fellowship Room.
J L Masemore pastor leads at York Baptist Church corner of Platt and Stony Creek Roads. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Service at 11 a.m. Young Peoples Hour at 7 p.m. Prayer Group Meetings at 7 p.m. Evening service at 8 p.m.
The catalog lists winners across divisions including Gladiolus Chrysanthemums Coxcomb Asters Petunias Pansies Scabiosa Nasturtium and more. Notable names include Mrs Helen Gross Mrs Edwin Finkbeiner Matilda Wheeler and Mrs Clyde Desborough among multiple first place awards.
The article notes raccoon hunting in Michigan surpassing Missouri in take with 88700 raccoons harvested by state hunters and trappers in recent years. Seasons run November 1 to December 15 in the southern peninsula and trapping December 1 to 15. Pelts still fetch dollars for the old home town readers. Subscription offered to The Saline Observer at two dollars within Michigan and two fifty out of state.
A series of births at Saline General Hospital includes a son born November 15 to Mr and Mrs Waldo Papsdorf, a son November 18 to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dicks, a son November 22 to Mr and Mrs Ray Burmeister, a son November 25 to Mr and Mrs James Reid, and a daughter born November 23 to Mr and Mrs Edwin Klager. Medical patients include Mrs John Schleh who underwent a major operation last Monday, Harry Cline of No Ann Arbor St admitted Thursday, Mrs Glen Conger with an appendectomy last Wednesday, Harry Faust active Tuesday to Monday, and Evelyn and Everett Korte and Peggy Gleason undergoing tonsillectomies Monday.
The corn exhibit at the Sa line Savings Bank would indicate that despite unfavorable weather, a great many farmers have produced fairly good corn crops.
Central lods note neighbors visiting neighbors with several trips and and weekend gatherings. Families including the Fritz, Hummel, Williams, Saylor, Webber, Kalmbach, Scheffler, Birkle, Drake, Stoll and Moore are mentioned with visits and deer hunting near Harrison City and Adrian.
The list catalogs exhibits featuring Joseph Burkhart Sam Beuhler and Jacob Renz with various dents. It notes John McKinnon clerking on E Henry street 45 years ago and a predicted smallpox winter in Michigan. It mentions turkey reminiscences, land sales by George Schumacher to George Schmidt, a School social at Minnie Warner’s on Friday November 29, and a government survey team marking 850 feet above sea level in the sandstone bank corner, riffing on a New York flood rumor for 1908.
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