Local social notes and obituaries from Owosso area
Fred and Edwin Schmid were fishing Friday. Norman A. Wooch died in Ann Arbor. Mission Festival at St Paul church features Rev Gabler and Rev Mayer.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1943
Page
3
Fred and Edwin Schmid were fishing Friday. Norman A. Wooch died in Ann Arbor. Mission Festival at St Paul church features Rev Gabler and Rev Mayer.
The report notes the death in a hospital of a South Michigan Penitentiary inmate once known as the longest serving prisoner. Described as a model inmate, he was also remembered as ornery by older staff. His career included hunger strikes and knee spikes to avoid labor, and a harsh temper toward visitors and fellow inmates.
The piece highlights cleanliness as essential for American soldiers and sailors and notes the government spends heavily to maintain health. It urges buying War Bonds as participation in the effort to defeat adversaries and free the world from domination.
A feature on Robranna Farm explores the Lutz family's goat herd near Michigan, detailing milking routines, meat uses like chevon, goat butter and cream, and the close ties to Michigan Dairy Goat Society. The piece notes breeding trips to Chikaming and ties to Sandburgs, with a focus on quality milk and family involvement.
Mrs Lena Pennington returned Sunday for a week with relatives in Jackson. Mr and Mrs Charles Bigelow and son visited Byron and Monday were guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Gaines. Otto and Charles Schoolmaster visited Carleton and their sister Mrs Sam Calkins. Mr and Mrs William Morgan and daughter of Plymouth dined Friday with Mr and Mrs P K Morgan. Mr and Mrs Charles Gorton entertained Mr and Mrs Ed Hancock of Inkster and the Gordons returned to Detroit after a three week farm stay. Buy 3rd War Loan Bonds.
Pvt Lewis K Cammet writes from New Guinea August 10 noting meals and living conditions are good a wood floor tents and a small stream for swimming He mentions visiting Sydney and asks for his new OPA number for quicker mail Also several local military furloughs and moves are listed with names ranks and locations including Capt C D Curtiss and Mr A Curtiss plus Eddie Lewis home on furlough to return to Great Lakes Naval Training Station
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