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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

2

St Johns Lab Church and Divine Services Advertised

St Johns Lab Church Bridgewater M C Phillipp Pastor holds services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sunday. Rev C A Haneberg pastor Saline Township 5 miles west on US 112 Livine Service Sundays 10 a m with 11 15 Sunday school. Everyone welcome READ THE LINER ADS NOW

St. John’s Lab Bridgewater M. C. Phillipp Rev C. A. Haneberg Saline Township Saline Livine

Saline Observer Publisher and Reporter Credits

The Saline Observer notes Sim R. Wilson as publisher and Esther Landwehr as reporter in its masthead.

Sim. R. Wilson Esther Landwehr

Classified Rates and Notices Policy Informal List

The notice lists subscription prices by region and period, including Six Months at $1 outside Michigan and 52 per year, Soldier Subscriptions at $1.25 yearly, with single copies at 5 cents. It also states charges for notices and poetry, with 6 cents per line for announcements and 5 cents per line for poetry, and free obituary and marriage notices. Minimum charge 25 cents.

Michigan

Future Farmers Elect Office Holders

The Future Farmers held their first regular meeting electing officers for the new year. Officers include President John Layher and Vice President Roy Brassow, with secretary Hidene Finkbeiner and treasurer George Silvers.

John Layher Roy Brassow Hidene Finkbeiner George Silvers Lloyd Kinger Sentinel Allon Wahl Harl Scruggs Donald Gail C. E. Osgood Osgood

Turning Back the Pages of the Files in Michigan Towns

The item lists local visits and travel notes including Thomas Shurtz in Manchester, Margaret Walters in Ann Arbor, Bessie Collins at a D A R meeting in Ypsilanti, and cluster visits in Jackson and Manchester. It notes construction activity on Monroe street with large beams and cement work, plus a birth in Rock Island and a house fire in Lodi A that destroyed William Hall’s home, the old Congregational parsonage.

Thomas Shurtz Manchester Margaret Walters Ann Arbor Bessie Collins Ypsilanti HA. Clark I Jackson Lynford’ Bracey Ben Uphaus Theodore Henry Cornish Joliet Fort Wayne Ind Doris Niethammer Albert Niethammer Monroe Street Rock Island, Hil Daniel H. Hall Cornelia Klueter Hall Rome Wiliam Hall Lodi A Halts Congregational

Church Near E C Rogers Home on Ann Arbor Road

A fragment notes a church standing nearly opposite the E C Rogers residence on the Ann Arbor road, indicating a religious building location in the area.

E. C. Rogers Ann Arbor Road

Lutheran Mission Services Planned At Local Church

The Lutheran church will observe missionary services at the church next Sunday. Mrs Barbara Mohrhardt and son Fred were in Ann Arbor on business. Miss Nellie Traver of Williamston visited George W Barr and family. Mrs Alfred Bond bought the William Boehm residence on East Henry street at auction Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Stoll and children of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Fred and Mrs Hehr in Lodi. Wellington Mellett of Milan opened a restaurant in the Klumpp building at Michigan Avenue and Ann Arbor Street. Paul Ehnis and daughter Natalie of Detroit visited his parents and sister. Misses Vivian Mack Lillian Alber Ruth Rose and Donald Burkhart Melvin Alber motor to Byron to spend the day with Rev G F Tripp. Mr Guernsey P Collins and Miss Magdalene Kuenzler of Ann Arbor were married on Tuesday in Baltimore. First Church of Christ Scientist moved services from the Nissly building to rooms above Citizens Bank.

Lutheran Church Barbara Mohrhardt Fred Ann Arbor Nellie Traver Williamston George W. Barr Alfred Bond Wiliam Boehm East Henry Street Carl Stoll Fred Hehr Lodi Wellington Mellett Milan Klumpp Michigan Avenue Ann Arbor Street Paul Ehnis Natalie Detroit J. G. Ehnis Bert Gillen Vivian Mack Lillian Alber Ruth Rose Donald Burkhart Melvin Alber Byron G. F. ‘Tripp Guernsey P. Collins Magdalene Kuenzler H. G. Kuenzler Baltimore First Church of Christ, Scientist Nissly Guy T. Katter Citizens Bank

Michigan State Radio Highlights WKAR Station Programming

Michigan State College station WKAR broadcasts new weekly discussions starting Oct 4 at 11 a.m. on teacher pupil parent relations in schools. Farm Service Hour features Q I Gregg on landscaping Friday at 1 p.m. and “Between the Lines” time moved to 11 30 a.m with Larry Frymire sharing war background and daily news.

Michigan Q. I. Gregg Larry Frymire

Publication Order for Estate Administrator Appointment

Washtenaw County Probate Court orders hearing on October 26 1944 at ten o clock in Ann Arbor for Howard Parker petition to grant administration of Charles H Parker estate to Billsworth Lindsley or suitable person. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Saline Observer.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay G. Pray Charles H. Parker Howard L. Parker Bhllsworth Lindsley

Michigan Conservation Commission Mink Trapping Restrictions Ordered

The Michigan Conservation Commission announces a one year mink trapping ban in the Upper Peninsula with a November limit, and separate dates for the Lower Peninsula regions, effective from October 1, 1944. Signed June 13, 1944 by Chairman Harry H. Whiteley and Secretary Wayland Osgood.

State OF Michigan Conservation Commission Conservation ‘Commission Het Upper Peninsula Lower Peninsula Saginaw Bay Huuron County Harry H. Whiteley Wayland Osgood

Boys Take Part In Poultry Culling School

Leonard Burmeister of Lodi township and Walter Sally of York township were among five boys who received two days of training in poultry culling under Michigan State College extension poultryman J M Moore. They culled eighty flocks and handled about 2000 birds to aid local growers.

Leonard Burmeister Lodi Walter Sally York Township J. M. Moore Extension Poultryman Michigan State College Moore H.S. Osler

Insurance business takeover in Saline Michigan

As of Sept. 15 1944 Elvin Armbruster announces he has taken over the Insurance Business of Donald Shurtz in the Michigan Mutual Liability Co and the Associated General Fire Co. He will continue both companies as Shurtz did. Phone 117R2 Saline Mich.

Donald Shurtz Michigan Mutual Liability’ Co Associated-General Shurtz Elvin - Armbruster Saline, Mich

Lunch box planning for healthy school meals

Miss Roberta Hershey of Michigan State College stresses nutritious home packed lunches for thousands of schoolchildren. A balanced box should include meat or poultry, whole grain bread, fruit, vegetable, and milk or cheese, with careful packing to maintain freshness and sanitation.

Roberta Hershey Michigan State College

Chancery Notice in Gauss v Lord et al Washtenaw County

In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery notice orders defendants if living with unknown residences to appear within three months and publish notice in The Saline Observer for six weeks or be in default. The action seeks to quiet title to parcel No. 9 in Block 5, South Range 5 East in Ann Arbor.

Raymond K. Klaasen Saline Washtenaw

Michigan chancery notice in Washtenaw court

In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery sitting in Ann Arbor on September 18 1944 Charles L Devore plaintiff and Elden M Devore defendant must appear within three months or default judgment. Publication of notice to run two weeks in The Saline Observer Saline Michigan dates Sept 21 28 Oct 5 26 and Nov 2. Dorothy M Schmidt deputy clerk.

Luella M. Smith Dorothy M. Schmidt Ann Arbor County of Washtenaw State of Michigan Ann Arbor Land Company Raymond K. Klaasen V. E. van Ameringen Ann Arbor Trust Bidg State OF Michigan Circuit Court Chancery Charles L. Devore Elden M. Devore Lee N. Brown Saline Observer Saline Geo. W. Sample Buella M. Smith Lee N Brown Sav Ypsilanti

Loyalty Day Rally Sunday at Federated Church

The Federated Church outlines Sunday worship at 10:30 with a morning message Five Minutes to Twelve by the pastor. Sunday school at 11:30 features classes for all and Rally Day notes. Russell Widmayer leads at 6:45, and an evening service at 7:45 follows. Midweek events include Ladies Aid annual meeting Wednesday, prayer meeting at 7:30, and choir practice at 8:30.

A. Lm M Loung Russell Widmayer Sermon Ladies’ Aid

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St. James Ev Lonal Editorial RG Association OT Tioe Seibo Elvin Armbruster DR. W. J. Nichols Henry St Roy Bixby Grove Bros Br. D. G. Leidheiser Detroit Edison South Ann Arbor St Local Teachers Form Club Mane Richardson Frank“Harms Mr. Osgood Everett Esch Leé Jensen Charlies’ Osgood Margaret Nebbergall Marie Richardson Agnes Thomas Helen Hsch Gael Al“ber Betty Jean Corl John Birskine Jerry Miller Virginia Corl Mary Mummery Joyce White Tonette Larry Wiedmayer Elton Moehn Nelson Jantz Richard Jerry Miler Dale Monsgin Cary Bed Uncle Sam Helen Dibble Geoffry Lindenaue Patty Campbhbell Mildred Hart Jane Funk Barbara Decker Florence Dibble Herbert Mummery Mary Nora QO. Korgert United States Chancery Notice Julius M. Gauss William F. Gauss David EB. Lord Johanna Schittenheim Said George W. Sample Federated Church Willam H. Bach Kamala Sheep & Lambs Saline Mercantile CO Saline, Michigan Turkey Rye Edison Detroit River Teco Uni Veda Edison Company The Detroit Edison Co
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