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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
8
St. Pauls will observe its Mission Festival with services at 10 a m and 8 p m. The Youth Fellowship meeting is postponed for one week. Church School workers meet Monday September 9 at 8 o clock.
Five Miles west of Saline on U S 112 Pastor C A Haneberg announces Sunday School at 11 15 A M and worship at 10 A M with German language service on the first Sunday each month.
Pastor Hocking of the Methodist church invites attendance at 10 a m morning worship and 11 a m Sunday School, with a welcoming message for all attendees.
The schedule lists a 10 00 a m church service and 11 15 a m Sunday School followed by a 7 30 p m Singspiration. Junior choir practice is Tuesday at 7 00 p m and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
York Baptist Church invites all ages to Sunday School at 10 a m with experienced teachers. Morning Worship at 11 a m features Heaven s Honor Roll. Young Peoples Hour at 7 p m led by the youth group. Evening Service at 8 p m includes a Youth Crusade with Uncle Cal.
St Johns Bridgewater L C George Daschner, pastor. 10:30 A M English service 11:30 A M Sunday School. Card of Thanks to Saline fire department and neighbors for their quick response from Mr and Mrs David Randolph and family. Note on a 1865 disaster: Sultana boiler exploded near Memphis killing about 1450 Union POWs.
A string of visits and hosting across towns: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mann spend a week at Bishop Lake. Mrs. Finkbeiner of Saline hosts Mrs. Edwin Finkbeiner’s guest. several couples and families visit relatives in Ann Arbor Detroit Sagimaw Clinton Alpena Tawas City Niagara Falls and Northern Michigan. The Ladies Aid of St Johns church meets September 13 with Mrs. Erwin Wiedmayer. The week closes with a Ladies Aid birthday party at the parsonage with prizes and about 40 guests.
Three proposals would alter state finances and governance. A sales tax diversion to schools and local governments could cut state revenue by about 40 million dollars annually, risking new taxes. Another amendment would fund public airports, while a third authorizes 270 million dollars in veteran bonus payments, with broad fiscal implications for Michigan taxpayers.
Michigan United Conservation clubs plan the first bear hunting with dogs in modern times. Trained bear dogs from Tennessee will be used. Potential hunting areas include Ogemaw and Missaukee. MUCC president Hy Dahika announced a new focus on clean streams and a Detroit office for stream control. Directors voted $500 for an outdoors library for veterans at Percy Jones hospital.
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