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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
Reverend C. A. Haneberg of Saline Township conducts Sunday worship at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11 15. The notice invites all to attend and mentions nearby location miles west of Salne on US 112. Also promotes reading the liner ads.
The Saline Observer, Saline Michigan, lists Sim. R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter with post office second class matter status.
Outside of Michigan two dollars per year for subscriptions and one dollar twenty five cents a year for Soldier subscriptions. Single copies priced at five cents.
A compilation of notable quotes from Governor Dewey, Dr. Shepherd, Governor Kelly, Mrs. Allis, and others on topics ranging from homecomings and governance to labor, industry, and wartime policy. Includes remarks by C E B Wilson, Milton P. Adams, and Bishop Haas, plus lighter lines from Menjou, Byrd, Manville, and Truman. Also notes on health guidance from the Michigan Department of Health.
Local items note weddings in Dundee and Detroit, places of residence and travel, school year plans, a student entering Elmhurst College, and a hospital matron. Fire destroys a barn near Sebastian Finkbeiner, and a broken arm stems from a school ground fall. Primary school funding allocations are listed for Saline township York and Pittsfield.
George W. Barr visited Ann Arbor Sunday to see a hospital cousin. Mrs. Jacob Theurer and children spent Sunday with her cousin Joseph Jedele and family. Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Unterkircher returned from a Whitmore Lake cottage outing. Charles Parsons visited Chelsea to view orchards for a possible purchase. Ladies' Aid Society to hold baked goods sale at EB A Hauser office Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Briggs and daughter Katherine visiting family in Chicago. Mrs. George McTaggart and children of Rollin visiting sisters. Isbell, Martin and Jones sold land in northeastern town to Ohio buyers for platting and sale. Marie A Beck of Appleton Wis married Rev. Edwin G Hertler of Pittsfield township on Tuesday Sept 8 at Appleton. Only zero water connections filed to date. most subscribers enjoy the system hailed as among the best in the state.
The Oak Grove school began Monday with Mrs. John Dicks as teacher. Mr Schull is in poor health and receiving treatments in Ann Arbor. Edith Bailey spent the weekend with uncle Ernesté Bailey in Ann Arbor. Michael Omalev Jr and sister Alexsandra of Detroit visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Omalev in Detroit. Leslie Bailey and Emmett Bailey were dinner guests of sister Mrs David Thrash er in Bridgewater. Bruce LeBaron and cousin Garth Sangree and wife of Mooreville visited Garth's brother Cleveland Sangree and family in Battle Creek. A son is home from Italy.
The Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on mink trapping in Michigan starting Oct 1 1944 with specified open periods: Upper Peninsula Nov 1–30 and Lower Peninsula with regional dates. The action, certified June 13 1944, is countersigned by Director Hoffmaster and officials.
A recipe instructs to saw the veal knuckle into pieces and simmer with onion and seasonings until tender. Chop the meat, line a loaf pan with hard cooked eggs and pimientos, add veal and strained broth reduced to a cup, then press, chill, unmold and serve with preserved fruit and coleslaw.
Federated Church announces Rev. William H. Bach will lead worship at 10:30 morning service with the topic You're In the Army Now and an evening gospel service. Sunday school and youth programs scheduled. midweek prayer and choir practice follow. Next Sunday is Rally Day.
Court orders publication to proceed in the Gauss vs Lord et al chancery case. Defendants with unknown residences must appear within three months and answer within fifteen days after service. Notice to publish weekly for six weeks in The Saline Observer or be served twenty days before appearance. Includes land quieting action in Ann Arbor parcel.
The realization of a greater need for recreation in rural homes boosts a new home management lesson titled Family Recreation, a Wartime Necessity. Laura Davis and Julius Pond of Michigan State College lead, with 28 counties requesting the lesson amid four others.
The Methodist Church schedules a 10 a.m. worship service with a sermon on “An Amazing Breakfast Scene” and a Sunday school study at 10 a.m. titled “Religion in the Life of the Nation” led by Superintendent Walter Towler. Parishioners urged to attend.
Mrs Mildred Exelby is remodeling her house. Mrs D G Richards was in Ann Arbor on Friday. Mr and Mrs Vicel Fleury and family of Detroit visited at the Joe Fleury home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards and Rose Marie of Waltz were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs D G Richards.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery notice orders Edna M. Devore to enter appearance within three months. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Deputy Clerk signatures plus attorney Lee N. Brown. Saline, Michigan. Dates listed Sept 21 28 Oct 5 26 Nov 2.
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