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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
4
Local residents and visitors share Labor Day trips to Mackinac Island Detroit and Lansing. Families sell homes in Ypsilanti and Saline, teachers begin moves to Charlotte and Detroit suburbs, and church and civic groups meet for gatherings and outings.
A local market advertises a broad selection of fresh produce from apples to tomatoes. Shoppers are invited to ask for specialty lettuce and other greens, highlighting quality fruits and vegetables available to customers.
Ohio ranks fourth in manufacturing and heads the nation in forgings bolts and nuts stamped metal products rubber tires clay products and office machinery The rubber industry traces back 75 years to Dr Benjamin Franklin Goodrich and the iron and steel sector helped fuel city growth Peace years will see factories operating to support War Bonds OLS Treasury Department.
Local notices report births and new arrivals with families in Bridgewater Milan Pleasant Lake road and ongoing hospital stays. A nurse patient and medical updates accompany a wartime vignette praising an elderly ferry captain who sacrifices for a younger lieutenant at Stalingrad.
Miss Alice Schumm daughter of Mr and Mrs George Schumm Tecumseh and Roland Goltz son of Mr and Mrs Henry Goltz Saline were married in a double ring ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church Rev H L Engle officiated The bridal party included Mrs Elizabeth Wing matron of honor and bridesmaids Dorothy Schumm and Helen Leutheuser The ceremony was followed by a reception for about 100 guests The newlyweds will reside in Tecumseh where Mr Goltz farms
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