1945-01-11; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 11,11945
NUMBER 1*
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? Saline's Mrst
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A WEAPON   AT  HOME
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SEEN AN' HEARD
! I w ar Casualty
The loans of this bank are helping to
maintain a strong "home front." We
are co-operating with farmers, business firms and individuals, to supply
funds for the legitimate needs of this
communnity.
We shall welcome an opportunity to
serve you in any proper "banking capacity. Come in for a confidential discussion.
Norman Fitzeniaaisr
Was Killed In Action
In France Dec.  15
iC"Br-r-r-r.'. That's what every -
: body has been saying the past
' couple of weeks when people
jmeet   each  other   on  the   street.
How TL Farm
Bureau Functions
OBSERVER LINERS
Classified Advertising
,    New Idea   Implements and re~
pairs.   Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
Interestingly Told To
Rotarians   By   Ray
-.maiiey   oi   ipsuanti.
The   fanners   had   their inning 1
__,,,' ,  . .. j'Tsn't it  cold?  I don't like  this
The Wax Department has noti-!
tied   Mrs.    Norman   Pfitzenmaier icold weather,  I'd rather have it _.   _____ ___
that her  husband  was   killed  in!a  mild  cold."   is   another  obser-  gub at TtelivS. M SI _We    have   government   wheal \Brothers,   225   South Inn Art*
j    For Sale—Boy Scout suit 100%
6c per line first insertion. 4c pel wool,  size  14.    Bob Harris.  Call
;  line   each   subsequent   insertion    180R2. ^
AnNBVltrM CHARGE 25  CENTS;     Saline   Archery   Club   meeting
:  and  shoot   Jan.   4,   7   p.   m.,  at
j    Wolverine     Work     Shoes     at'hi&n school. ;
! Parsons'. ! '■
Expert  Radio   Servif, .    Browm
! street, phone 264R3.
Pfi^nma^.%0ve^ran1of^e'iVa+tiO11-    ??  *****  fat theK «*7 ^ when" 'c^TsS i 3al™   Mercantile Co.
Stedhead   to   ^r-tad'18^1^ S^8!0.11 _-bout-Shov> chiirman for January, introduced! ~ -
^iFF^Ft^krssiksas^th^rLrTdi4-ssr^ss who^rfSi   ■  -——™   ,r-g-™>*-**
r^^^^l^.^I-^^rculty in starting machines   etc.,, ^od  ta£  on' tl-^ IT^fll, Wanted-Chickens.
t.„i,.    ,. is the usual discussion about shov- chairman for Janua.iv   mtrndii<_pri I  '  !     _,    _. .    . ~
lafita'^ snow, firing the furnace and lay^n^dley <T_5Sa_aU  Strict!    *or   Sale-Archery   tackle.-    E>    Heating and sheet mrtal werk,
)lt £^ carrying ashes,   getting stuck in rejresen_at_Ve   0±   ttiemSun i °mm' 108 E- Henry street. , £*nace>   cleaning   an!    .*-;,.   -
tered   the   sp-vice   in   September   culty  in starting  machines,   etc.,,  good   talk   on  the   aims   and   ol_"-i
i hM3   trained at^CamnBlaS-   etc'     Co^ ^^  ca-uscs   a  lo;  jects  oi  that  worthwhile   organi-
' IM^     __^f embLkeT from  fe of   complaints.     But   we   shouK ktion.    He  explained why their'
I   GeorgeTMeade   Md     He was the J?**  about  the  weather,  when members find it advantageous to
Would   like: 	
to buy 50 or 100.    Phone 163F13.      Order   your    electric   flat-roast
_r„   „_^^._-», ,i      _.    t    -  i   and   electric   alarm   clocks   now.
He  explained why tneu-|    For  Saje_0o<fl-er  spaniel pup. Howard Electric Shop.
pies; ice shoe skates size 3. Phone
Alcohol for automobiles. 5 Gal.
can   for   55.00.     Limited   stoefc.
i   so-n o* Leo ^tz^maier of Pitts- til6re ar? s° "^ Inore ^^ to  belong,   refuted   the   oft-claimed 5„^,
* l field towShkfmS to entSng think   *&**   v'hich   ^   be   co.n;   contention that the farmers have 273R2'
I ig^-lSt^ emPl°yed ^ ^ o^r^eTp^r^dfyt £ ^^^^Irf^'^oWe heaters. Hot air and ™— Auto  Co.,  Saline.
The   American we* can  do something about  the      A™o?thatmeVd^."much for *aSe'  ^^ 1o°]? «** ™* ?J»
affairs   of  the   workf and   about th£r P™°mbert £tofd towone      193S Willis  Eordor.    Tires a,-, new-   ^dman Auto Co., Saline.
conomlcal      „    . .  .
iedman    Auto  _ Used.   car?   wanted    W U   p
top prices for good  late mod.'»
Wiedman Auto  Com pan -   SaJi-r
has   Dairy
j;
j LeglOW    Auxiliary q^ megg people  periodically  get  of "its "subsidiaries, Farm" Bureau  --xceptiorally    good.
I    The American Legion Auxiliary themselves   into. - But   then,   it's services   has   enabled  the  mem- transportation.      Wi
, is planning to establish gift siuv_ so easy to complain about things bers   to'  save   muoh   on   certain Co.,  Saline,
an the Veterans' hospitals, where- we can't control,  and so easy to purchases' 	
j , by a veteran may  choose a gift shift    responsibility     about    the      E. J. Iviuir of the C. F. Smith      The   Surge    Store       __._.__.,
1 ;fcxr the members of his immediate things we should do somethm--- store is a new member, he and Maid hot water heaters and ex- For Rent—to acre farm with
\ j family. These gifts will be dsee about. Mankmd feels most com- Messrs. Simmons and Brittain re- tra milker units. Blair & Carter. house> 522.50 month, 9 miles west
j i of charge to the veteran and wall fortable   when   they   travel   the cenvin„ their lapel wheels at this Phone 251 °* Saline on US-112. Griggs, 7855
i 'be  wrapped   and   mailed   by  tne roa<i  0f least resistance  so long sessi01f   Mead,  Dearborn.
I   auxiliary.     The   articles   for  the as   t1mt  road  doesn't  cause  any      Ferman  elements,  president of      Especially   equipped   to   repa; 	
County Farm Bu- auto  parts  and farm machiner;  :    Metal   flock   feeders,    oil   and
Welding   of   all   kinds.     Brook   electric water fountains and wat-
- .    .     ..      .   .    ..„     „,_-    „      , .    .     . - , . , j.-i_   „-u"   v__cu   .^  donate  ten Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anvor    er troughs for laying flocks. Mor-
This  is  the  first ^time^such^a subject of weather and have also dollars  toward a  pond for skat-  can.    Phone 101. " on  Poultry Farm.
!
project has been  attempted.    To in recent columns made reference j--. near the school house.
-;__..-•,-_-_-     4-1-y-     _---rt_-n~.o^.     t-y-e    <-"_-ii__     -r\T> _■_■___»_--+-     i-«.       4.X. _        _^u      ■_ -._—..---<--- -_.-._. (irW.-       Cn« &
The One  Story Bank On  the Corner
| j insure the success of this project to  the  old newspaper,   "The  Sa-
| ! for next Christmas,  the auxiliary iine  oracle"  we   quote  from the .	
;   is  starting to work on it imme- January   16  1879,   issue,   just  66 |    -,   ..        „- " ._-.ii,
|jdiately.     The  first shop will be years ago in which a snowstorm       ^'W   W.iTr.f«n<!   ..Sim
J (established at Facilities 100, Bat- was reported: "Livery stables vs.	
*|tle_.Creek- ., „      ^ ,   , S1™"0??3 ?"*  satl3at^  f^  "£     The  Saline Woman's Oub m
The Salme unit has been asked the odds m favor of the .former." rr.„Q_^„,T    _.f._.TT,r,m.    *,-_-   <->._. «_. i .    * ",_:'"" ii". ~; I
to "set the ball rolling" by bring- Seeing   some ..people    out    with «   ~£ SZ Year^? „3^5?5«c._ra_^s ..«?«? Ttr^tt^ ^^^S
Dead, Useless TTarm Animals      We have  a large stock of new
removed. Horses $3.00, cows 52.00   Goodyear tires on hand, also sev-
Prompt service, including Sunday.    eral pre-war  truck tires.    Wied- '■
Call 4846. Adrian, reverse charges   man -A-uto Co., Saline.
Adrian, Mich. Adrian Tankage Co .  :	
  I    Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums |
ing   their   gifts   to   the   Januarv horses  and cutters  a few week's Jjf ^^J^ NrSrlY|^eto avaUable * your need is  ^OAL £J£££ %££? T ha?4oMort°n
! mleting.    To insure a variety  & ago.   made  us   wonder   if   liven- ^ h°me„_°|   JSL^- *^? ?red. essential  by the  War  Pro- Poultry Farm, phone 65R?.
stables
-„ with   a   good   attendance.     Mrs.
mipht    become    T-onular ~"ii  °.r5T^'""'""'"'r.    _^u"' duction Board. Apply at Johnson, 	
tend  to   adopt a family   of  six, now     because     of     the     short- ^^L^^^J^^t^\^ and 90-. 209 South Fourth Aye..]    Wanted - Dead    and    useless |
gifts   they have   decidpd  to  pr-
including two girls and two boys", age'of g^oline a___L toes plus'thr ^fJ?f T_f'fh^f1.?.   "^ ^ol«7Mic_-.7Pnonr50M7'',stoCir"F_^~s7rvic^
The gifts shotdd be for members obstacle^ of ice   and snowbanked ^S wfafa S sion^n'   S* 1*CTV^   Carrol Frost, |
of   this   family. roads which are. not as kind tr ^SSJ^^BLtmS~-ne'    Electrical   appUances   repaired. Licensee for Darlmg & Co.
| ( Full Program For
M j Livestock Men At
1 MSC Farmers Week
t'0___.'TmuT__lG^s,'   -E^roTolsms*1   . i-,,,r.ti,,- —
automobUes as they are to sleigh-    y~. -T,t.-T.plv ori  the manufacbTe 0rders taken now for new mar- j
-^and at the same time give peo- t_T«__T™l ™S l^ <ta«se-     Limited     amount     of1    For   Rent—Upper  income,   119
Pie the usual  Sabbath excuse of ?"!„ tll!y " H °_™r dt "Hotpoint"   Irons   now   available. E Henry.    Heat and water. fur-|
DOR-MOR STABLES
Hay Rides - Riding Horses - Sleigh Rides
6200 Saline-Ann Ar-
bor Road. Locatea
two miles north
from center of Saline, six miles south        	
from TT   nf M   Sf.. rH._rn     PKfvnp   Ral.TlP   9007^1^.    I' A_s_ociatlon members "will have an ^ress^ __._«_
II Om U. 01 1V1. &T.aaiUm.    rnone   banne   __UUJ.ld    S opportunity to obtain choice regis- seeches   do      So,   66  years   ago febrics ^ order tQ   ^ ^ quired  ^  ^   settlement  of   es- Van   Born,   Inkster,   with   fresh
  ------ ?t   tered bred ewes at the third ewe **"* ^^  stables vied with th.r m^   ^   v/earing   quauties,   es- tates, etc., will confer a favor bv   eggs and poultry. Phone De 3077.
sale to bet held as a part of Farm- Src~Ste?™,  Lt „f  . _h ^rr.) pecially with reference to  wash- having it sent to this newspaper 	
ers' Week at Michigan State Col- ^^^-.3 °"hat are stranded^n i        ""     ' "     '         "" "' * "~i '  "'"   """"
lege, Jan. 30 to Feb. 1. ..       „*.«„, «r,-.-,.Qj   ,-,r>^i/q    ..,.^_l•l.■, ^"ss    iiisuici-   _.*uiuw-ur   _v__.u.   a. __._.__>-_« __.._. >.« ___.r». j^,^. __u__o&o   .»_._.
Ewes selected for the sale are £%-?^f~™V?-fJT .^'«w a ™i'r discussion of the colpr fastness of, appear in   this paper  it is  only : Sheep
from   Michigan's   best   purebred ^ot S0J;?ng af° _wf ^Z \£*Lr '"""' -----   .
flndn. -LT..I   -ti\1 T^ermi.  t4 bnver ^ mournmg doves in _ our cherry
havingtogosome.pla.ee.   A num- L^®' ®"^^ ^ad * ^a^r ^ Howitrd   Electric   Service,   phone nished.   Adults   preferred.   Phone I
Se°a ar\^EWxecu^r<AncT^' ^^*Z^££*£ *L,***■  :7 0r ^uire at 117-E. Henry.    \
f\    Michigan livestock raisers,  and Slvf a TalK °n  .^ rpu? *: %     T*   respective   durability,   etc     Mrs.:   „
W U-H   Club   and   Future   Farmers and Modern    wluctt left its im- ^   {   i_ockwo-Ml then told of the'    Wanted—Peonle m this vicinitj      Wanted—Poultry  man  to  sup-
—" " """ -"""""' °= <"™° * -     have any legal printing r^1 Ply   Jimmie's   Pet   Shop,    27282
m^B^mmBms8Emma&gsimB!^8®Bgm&g&!^mibkmdmmm
Dead or Useless farm animals I
. ,   .. .       ,  . . ing    ironing   and   dry   cleaning. The rates  are universal in such;
for the birds that are stranaea in .^.^   Estlier   T_-andwehr   reai   a matters and to have your notices wanted — Horses,   Cows,   Calves. I
Tern,   on" ir.no- am'm'«w a T.air discussion of the colpr fastness of, appear in   this paper  it is  only : Sheep     and     Hogs.     Free     and!
rrf Lf^JrW Z«  f ^Z nh^ the materials and of the various, necessary'   to   ask   the   Probate prompt service. Phone Adrian ______ [
flocks, and whl permit the buyer ^ee     apparently   h__U_-°-   ndssS tests thaX are made in the textile; Judge to send them to The  Sa   Reverse   Charges   to   us.   Adrian|
to secure good breeding stock tor ^   s^gr^.y_. na^en^er tiSn factories   to  determine  the  color line Observer,
his flock, comments E. L. Benton,  "«"* '^SE Sv^ ttS thev ^stness and itsdesree for various
extension animal husbandry  spe- [°r   .-.^h^S hfd to  stlv b- lyPes of clothin.?- whether for out-,
cialist of the college.                         ljfe beoau^of crowded t__a_Lor- d°°r or regular wear.    Of course, |
The  sale  is  only  one of many KJ60^^"^^^. ^^   tosi^   also   entered   ^t0!
events planned for livestock men ^£? the  cardinals  aid bluejav. the  discussion.
durmg the  three-day agricultural; ^re ouite   ^trikins^ in color     We rbe next meeting will be  h'ld ;
gathering.   The custom of holding ^^   *£Sr nossib_; neo °n Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs
tJ^^L^^^Z^^^^^^^^ Bessie Collins,for ^a HobbLDay
after a lapse of three years, and (£.. helnine- hand and srive the program, and each membe- is (
a fat hog show is also on the pro-' **™f tra^n? soSShme ^o eat ^sked to bring a guest. Further j
wXb SSn'SSo'to 1^30 W^S W SX iXTro^ded fetd: particulars will be announced lat-!
Z_£bv  SSte Wed-.ing shaves and get a great tteaX." regarding the hobbies.
Daiiy and horse men will meet of ^joyment from watching the ■ ■
on Tuesday, while beef cattlemen ^*™>™£*te of birds  come for Frank S. Dieterle
will meet Thursday at gatherings l ***■  ^l^^^^JS °T,    FVank S. Dieterle, 55 years old,
arranged for the various breeders' «^d J* t!.f™   «% ^ tv_± died Tuesday night of last week
associations.    The fat steer show,"?^. ^  younger   set  for  tneir at j^g ^        at 7g87 ^^^ -^^
I on Thursday afternoon will be fol- abaity to B*.™*. m.the cold' cold Saline township.
'lowed by the fat stock sale a_-£e«awr   without   hose   or   not.     H   was hom A      13  lg89  ta
steers,  hogs  and lambs. STIS'   W? 1x^T2  ^l^tS Saline township,   the son  of 'the
Michigan    lamb    feeders    and ^ &* ,a J™ ^ars older they late Fred and Helen Dieterief Md
sheet, breeders will attend a spe- '^u ** flad *° ^*JFLJF%1 resided here 20years prior tomov-
tiial session on Wednesday, as win ^r<!ads to then- apparel and lie ■ to tha present residence. He
m_-mbersof the swine breeders'as- g^d to mar stockmgs whether m*rxied winkred DePuy of Saline
sociation. The annual livestock;tkey ^f^, lt ."J**". or »ot- Ve Oct. 7. 1915. Deceased was aj
banquet will be Thursday night, couldnt hdp thinkii^-of an in- TOjemh&. <# Trimty Lutheran
R. G. Knox, professor of ani-'«dent v^hich took place about 20 ^^^ md the American Legion,
mal husbandry, Ontario Agrjcul-'ye^s _a?o which dlustrates the, Survlvor3 aXe ^g wife, flve
tural    College,    Guelph,    Canada, "way   in   which   what   was   once sonSj Ernest p. j^a Raymond W.
Tanliage   C.    Adrian,   Mich.
SAVE THE MILK
TO
BEST
; J\\\\,_
i?'EP__
will be  present during Farmers'
considered
*JT&?£!?L,&: of Ann  Arbor,   Pvt.   Charles  V.
WITH
Pillsbmry's
BEST CALF STARTER
_:This Is apractlcai way to raise calves that can
save about fo._r-__fths of the milk used in old
methods. It saves the milk to sell, "upping"
your milk check considerably — and saves
work, too.
Week to discuss livestock raising comes more or less fashionable and ^ Kenneth o. Dieterle, bot^
in Great Britain and to judge the A young girl came from Europe ^^ the ^^^ forces ^ B^gium
steers. land   fon*d   employment   m   the      d   Edward   F.   of   Gregory;   a
  '.home    of   a   Umversity   faculty daughter, Dorothy R_, of Ann Ar-
Fn+nvfi   Attra-«tioTl<.               |member,   who   was   a  tend   of ^ ? four   hrothers,   Charles,   of
JMltUie  AtUactions                jours. One toy we asked this lady ch^ea, John, of Ann Arbor, and
For   Community   Foi'Um   ;now   she  hked  her  new  foreign j^   and   j^-o^    0f   Ypsilanti;
Feb. .6,   Professor   Wesley   H j maid and she.replied,   Tou know, thre. sisters, Mrs .Sebastian Fink-
Maurer will discuss "Propaganda j sae   is   learmng   American   ways heiner,   of   Saline,   Mrs.   William
Today."                                                1 pretty readily  but one habit she Hughes   of   Ypsilanti   and   Mrs.
March 6—To be announced.       ihas that irritates me deeply and Jacob jninkbeiner of Bridgewater,
April    3 — Professor   Mischail  d°n't know how  to make her -^ five grandchildren.
Titiev of the University of Michi-1 understand Giat she musnt do it-    pri^te   funerax   services   were
gan will discuss "Racial Problems:—fae loves to go about the house conducted   in   Ann   Arbor   at   2
in America." He will also answer when  it  is hot weather without &dodk ^(lay afternoon and in- j
any    questions   regarding   racial stockings^ although she dc^es wear terment  was  in Oakwood  ceme
problems.                                             ; shoes."  Now look!  It  isn't  only t        q^^ I
                    ,done for comfort in hot weather, (        '             j
WiUing Workers m^^^?j%%£?^^ SSTjg^eaS&l
The last meeting of f^yr^^^^Z^^S^^^SSL to SffS oVy^
Workers was held Dec. 21 at the11 h d . previous to tms aate tne oniy re s
home of Miss Fannie Friis.    ..    j^. ^Tte "considSle   at potions unposed.was the regu-
Start calves on Pillsbury*s Bett tin
week; they like it and thrive on it!
first
$2.00 DISCOUNT PER TON AT Cl
MORTON POULTRY FARM
PHONE   65R3
BOB  MORTON,   MGR.
After luncheon was served the | tentiOIl
business  session was held.
_isay that
.....„,.       lating of the length of the hunt-
in the neighborhood. They j      feason
t when they look at it for.    ° [	
ZftrKcSSX!5 wMe  tber Sefm  to Teco?nte:i    The first public  sale  of lands
^£    mffa_d    too .a.res^la?^ J°-.a   JE_55__^*!ia  the   new   Michigan   Territory
children   were   present.   Members
received their new year-books.
The next meeting will be held
on Thursday, Jan. 18 at the home
of Mirs. Raymond Girbach.
SaBne   Township  Taxes
•   Will   be   at   Citizens  Bank   on
following dates; Dec. 23, Jan, 20,
Feb. 17.
At Savings Bank Jan.  6, Feb.
Wl3, March 3.
A.  E.  Marion,  Treasurer.
JTo  Collect Water Dues, Taxes
I will be at the Citizens Bank
on Saturday, Jan. 13, to collect
water dues and taxes. »
ITrank Camburn, Treasurer.
Eyes Examined
•Dr. Frank Gifford, Toledo Optometrist. Omce: Milan Hotel,
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. Glasses fitted. (11th year in Milan.)
Additional Liner Ads
lady.  Probably if the creator  of ^ held in Detroit in 1818.
this work of sculpture would add;
a   suitcase   to   the   likeness   and'
naste    it   full    of    all    kinds    of.
travel tags from all narts of the. ,
world,  citizens would all ston to'    Room for Rent—204 E. Henry.,
look   at   it.     This   cold   weather ^ohne 175R2^       .
should   do  lots   to   preserve   the;        ■ m___i     o .„~,i:
statue.  IWh  not  have  a   content i    For    Sate    or J»-Several,
in town sometime to see who ra^ hght bottom sheep  racks.  A   C.,
do the best work in snow or ice Miller..        . J-      ;
sculpturing?  j    For   ^-^Berkshire   boar   11 i
York Township  Tax   Collections  .™»tts old.    F.  Oements, phone j
. 168F13.
Will be at the following place.: j
on   the   days   named   to' collect.    For   Sale"—   Two   pairs   shoe
taxes. skates,   one   size   8,   one   size   9.
In Milan at the Peonies State Call 258.
Bank Dec. 23, 30, Jan. 6, 13, 20. i   . - -
27. Feb. 3. 10. 17. 24. !    For Sale^-Oak dimng smtf^and
Saline Savinsrs Bank, Jan. 5      buffet,    2    odd   chairs,    2
beds.
Saline Citizens  Bank ^eb.   16. i springs and mattresses, 9x12 con-
Mrs  Helen Moorhead Forbes,    -goleum   rug,   Axmmster   rug   ax
' York Township Treasurer., 10:6,   table   lamp,   several   pairs:
  I curtains.     201   W.   Mich.    Ave* J
BEAD THE LDIER ADS NOW. phone 120.
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