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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
2
Myron B. Gallagher serves as Editor Publisher and is listed with phone 37. Myron B. Gallagher Jr. is Associate with phone 268R3. Martha Lindenschmidt is a Reporter listed with phone 177R3.
Community notes and social updates show local activity. Auxiliary membership drive urges women to join before October 3 while residents report visits, remodeling, teaching trips, and family gatherings. A prowler scare ends with police description. hospital staff identify a wandering suspect released from Saline jail.
Thirty years ago Sa line sought a regular moving picture program and J. W. Pickering of Detroit will present the latest films at the opera house each Saturday evening. Opening audiences report first class pictures as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmid visit a Detroit theater on Sunday.
Pattern No 8855 presents a jacket and paneled skirt with a flattering silhouette. It offers sizes 12 through 20 with size 14 shown as short sleeve option using 4 yards of 39 inch fabric.
The Question Box covers new legislation for veterans including terminal pay increased pensions for hospitalized veterans and automobiles for amputees. About 2,000,000 veterans and 400,000 dependents are affected. initial year cost around 298.5 million. Full pension is payable during hospitalization, with reductions after six months. amputees may receive new autos up to 1600 dollars, supported by a 30 million dollar appropriation. VA will verify driving ability and licensing. purchases flow through the VA to dealers.
A joy rider’s car found deserted in the city suburbs Tuesday morning after being missing since the night before. Miss Blanche Crandall visits Miss Mae Wheeler. Covell adds bowling alleys above his billiard hall. Poppos opens a lunch counter at Candy Kitchen for fall and winter. An exhibition at Saline Savings Bank features seven ripe Crawford peaches by James Gregory. Rev. G G Hicks leaves for Dundee. Rev B E Stevenson from Wayne will cover. Saline enacts mobile ordinance. question arises about enforcement in Petersburg. Carl Moehn becomes rural route four carrier, starting Monday at Blum farm. Union church service planned at Presbyterian church Sunday. A. A. Wood and son Arthur head to Orchard Lake for military academy enrollment.
George Schmid has taken possession of the Linden Schmidt property and moved his market there. Our waiting room agent G R Lutz has introduced a new entertainment method for passengers with a Zono phone. Will Dell and family expect to occupy the Clough house as Mr and Mrs Clough plan to move.
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