1945-02-01; Saline Observer

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VOLUME 63
SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY,   FEB.   1,   1945
NUMBER  17
WHEN TIMES ARE GOOD
Salt Something
Away
We hope this country will be able to
profit from previous experience, and
that ways will be found to prevent the
depression that has always followed a
"boom" in the past.
You, as an individual, business man or
farmer, can do something now to help
offset any depression that may come to
YOU — by putting as much as you
possibly can into a savings account at
this bank.    Then you'll have  CASH
WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST
There'll never be a better time than
NOV/ to start.
Saline Savings
Bank
!
The One Story Bank On the Corner
OUT OF POCKET
PHONE: 117R2
ELYIN ARMBKDSTER
205 W. Michigan Ave. SALINE
Polish Sausage - 49c lb
Luscious Steaks 44c lb
Leg os Lamb - 45c lb
Veal Chops-loin 48c lb
Veal Chops-rib - 41c lb
aorcEREMS
Mothers Oats - 48c
Cocowheats - - 28c
Quaker Farina - 25c
Cream of Wheat - 28c
Ralston, lrg    -   -    28c
York Township  Tax  Collections
Will be at the following places
en the days named to collect
taxes.
Ih Milan at the Peoples State
Bank Dec. 23, 30, Jan. 6, 13, 20,
27, Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24.
Saline Citizens Bank Feb.  16.
Mrs. Helen Moorhead Forbes,
York Township Treasurer.
Annual Report of
Library Association
SEEN AN' HEARD
ftJust   think   of   it,
one-twelfth.
The 441li annual meeting of the j of   the  year  1945   gone  already '
Saline   Library   Association   was! And torriorow, Feb. 2, is ground-
held   at   the   library   on   Friday-hog   day.     Wonder   if  the
evening,   January  12,   1945. -     -     -      -
Community
i Forum
"Propaganda Today"
At High School Gym
Tuesday,   Febuary   e.
The     Community     Council
I   OBSERVER LINERS
i
gj>   Classified Advertising
! 6c per line first insertion. 4c per
i line   each   subsequent   insertion
I MINIMUM  CHARGE 25  CENTS
i    Wanted—Model A Ford.
' 141F2.
Fred   Kiein-
little
ianimal will see his shadow?  No
The meeting was called to order; doubt everybody in town will beQ^ •      ^-        -*           — i
by the president, Mrs; Ray Niles. ion    the    lookout    and    weathei■! S°^0rmg' ^s vrmter a series oti    w*    w.,
The annual reports of the sec- prophets will.be plentiful ^entur-5 f0r^f   .™eetm&s    on    topics    of      ™e   ^v      government
retary   and   treasurer  were   read La  guess   on  what  thTrart  ^rW"WIde    and    local    uteres t.  Sahne   Mercantile Co.
and accepted. sbf weefe   wffl  brina     Weill  ^ meetings are held in the      „       „   —	
The president gave a very in- ^1 TeSd^on^IetheT"^;,*f*™ °»  thf  ***  ^^ 1 scSSdt^W^lL^
teresting    report    of    the    past (happens  to  be a cloud sufficient S0^!1^^^^8 ?' m' .,, ,.     sctoudt' Ph°ne 183F5.
year's work. . to   hide   the   sun   over  the   sno* / month the forum will dis-      -        .    ——	
The   following   board   member*' where the^o^dhogis-    A ?£ [%**,? ^ ^ has an infiuence B^   Radio ^Service.     Brow
were elected for a term of throe Indies    away   the    sun   may   b    °**e llves Md *"**"*§ of ev- j %£*& 0fe°   Sou* Ann  Arbor
Mrs. .Roy   Rogers, ^ Mrs. fining,    so   what   will   be'  th ,er^ _„„   _   _  _. , et' ^^f^
For Sale—Milk cans, heavy   §;
each.   John   Basley,   9745   Geddes
Wolverine
Parsons'.
Work     Shoes     at
For   Sale—Coal burning  circu-j
lating heater.   Phone 252R4.
For Sale—Coal or wood range.
Julius    Ha.eussler,    Manchester.
yj    I  Automobile heaters. Hot air and |
i hot  water.    Wiedman  Auto  Co.-
wheat   Saline'
Lost—At school, boy's Hawaiian j
play   suit   and  gym   shoes.    Reward.      Mrs.   MaeArthur,   phone I
254.
*VGS.rs *'
Lloyd   <5toy"ma   Mra.~Ed^rt ^i^tohrti m to*to'! J}",111!!?, * .m  ^eve   of
Clark. ft?    CEverybodv   is   wishing   fo* '-What We r«adand ^ear? Are oui
The Ubrary has been open each;warn£r weather, and say manv iS®T2S?per  al'd  raCa0  r.ePorts  re"
week   on  Wednesday   and   Satur-I «We   woh't   have   warm   weathei       rrw
day   from   2-5   in   the   afternoon j so \ong as there  is  so  much ic-
j! -r n   ;_   «...   evening, j around." Mayhe not, but how are
Those who have attended the
and from 7-9 in the evening, j around?' Maybe not, but "how are forw£ meetings during the past
Mrs. Harry A. Holmes served a- w going to get rid o^ thl k£ mC^til *»ve "rand tilem to bt
librarian from January until! ^?thfut waSm weattier^ m£~ ' ^ WOrth att?ndin&- ™>* meet-
June,    in  June Mrs.   Grace  Or- £ 4 «SWCi as to- :SLZ ™LWff ,ftE"
•s sa srasr-ssi^a ns^feS?cii^^.;^S^ST?r
^^^nrsrss'ss £jy 5? fTt ^!—r-t.%^
shelf, and $87.47 from fines. '£££ Tetn    ice    m^t    ta    coV ■??B?&J?ae*' Every°ne M-Wged
Fifty-one new books have beer,. weather,   have  you?   CWhat  rV   lo   atLena'
added   this   year,   and   64   have Hitler do to celebrate "last Tues-
i     The   forum   discussion   will   br
; led by Professor Wesley H. Maur-
,       -    , er of the University of Michigan,
became * °	
IF THE amount of your insurance is not sufficient, you may
be "out of pocket" plenty when
a loss occurs.
Be prepared! Have a careful
checkup of your insurance made
by this Hartford agency before
it is too late.
been   added   by -donations.     The'day?   It  was  twelve   years   ago
Ubrary   has   had   at   six   months j JamajaaTv.   j30;   thialt    he    "
intervals    150   books   from    the^^e^,. of Germany, under the-
State library. regime  of the then  president of j
Again this year, Mrs. Laverne Germany, General von Hinden- i
Bassett of Detroit, continued her b wio died soon after ]eavin?|
practice of sending the library ^ scheming chancellor in charge j
a check for five dollars in mem- to never pave the way for ^
ory of Mrs. I^onard Bassett, one election of , mother president.1
of the founders and the first Wonder wh mtleT ^^ Frank.
I president of the Library Board      lin   RooseveWs   birthday   as   the
Through   the   kindness   of   the day on ^ftu to, become chancel-
Woman's Auxiliary of the Wash- ,„   of   Germany.     Wonder,   too,
tenaw   County   Medical   Society, -   ^   stars   ^^   and   tf   ^
the  library   received  a   fubsenp. i agtrol       g  ^hom  Hmer  .g  ^
tion to Hygeia—The Health Mag- to <;onsult oouid give ttle ansWer? ;
azme.    Publications of the Cran-;oh  well>  th&Vs  just  a rambling1
brook  Institute   of   Science;  were,thought! CDid you see the "local1
also sent for use m the library; brief„   ta  ^  Apn  j^^
as_    a    gift    of    an    anonymous about a week ago saying "Eagles \
friend. : hring your guests to the cabarei i
After the Association meeting   danGg tonig.ht. G^d music, unus- i
the board held their meeting and i ^   floor   show     j^.       a d |
elected the  following officers foi   time>.   Did   anyone'   g£?   If   so '
the coming year: we should like to have a report
President—Mre. Ray Niles. on ^ affalr for we certainiy • d(- ,
Vice President—Mrs. Harry A. wonder what or who in the worlr ,
Holmes. _ ..     .     ' an  eagle could take  to *a danc*
Secretary   —   Miss   Katherme and whether a zoo orchestra fur- (
Bnggs.
Treasurer—Mrs.   Carl   A.
tiss. elk
The board appreciates the inter-,g^^  lt must have been an im-  15 vears    He was P-raduafed'fro™
est   shown   by   those   patronizing, usual   floor   shotf!    #T.Lefs    talk  £1T^^t-T^/ ad"i.ed f^
We have a large stock of new |
Goodyear tires on hand, also several pre-war   truck  tires.    Wiedman Auto Co., Saline.
road,   Ypsilanti,  Mich.
18
Heating and sheet metal work
furance cleaning and repaiiin°-
R  G. Wahl, phone 1G0.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk in drums
and barrels for poultry. We have
a good supply on hand. Morton J
Poultry Farm, phone 65.R2.
Lost Dual truck-tire chain. Rs>
ard.     Finder  please  notify   Herman Alber, phone 110.
Wanted — Dead     and    useless I
stock.     Free   service.     Call   collect Tecumseh 350.   Carrol Frost,]
Licensee for Darling & Co.
Anyone having Foe1-- chick'"--'?
to sell, bring them to York Mffli
Will pay a fair price.
Wanted—Two full-time clerks
male or female. Come in and
see us at the Kroger Store.
Especially    equipped   to   repair I
auto parts and farm machinery.
Welding   of   all. kinds.     Brooks
Brothers   will   fix   it   if   anyone |
can.   Phone 101.
White Rock and Barred Roc&H
chicks hatched every week. There]
Wanted—To buy two • humane te a bi& demand for early broil-1
horse collars, any condition Ber- ers- Morton Poultry Farm,|
nard Burgar, Route 2,  Sahne.        phone 65R2.
1939     Chevrolet,     long     wheel      For   Lease—Super   station   ml
base,  trunk, looks  and runs like Tecumseh.     Pumping   6,000   gal.l
new.   Wiedman Auto Co., Saline   Merchandise   and   equipment  fori
  sale.    Immediate possession. R. J.
Used   cars   wanted.   Will   pay McCoy,   Tecumseh,   Michigan,
itop prices for good late models     "
Wiedman Auto Co., Saline. '    Dead or Useless  farm animals |
Alcohol for automobiles. 5 Gal. wanted — Horses,   Cows,   Calves,
can   for   $5.00. • Limited   stock. Sheep     and     Hogs.     Free     and|
Wiedman Auto  Co.,   Saline. prompt service. Phone Adrian 484.
 !  Reverse   Charges   to   us.   Adrian |
1938  Willis  Fordor.    Tires   are Tankage   C.    Adrian,   Mich.
exceptionally   good.     Economical.	
transportation.      Wiedman   Auto'    The  same  old price,  the  samel
Co.,  Saline. '0id quality for "Chicks of Khownl
  Breeding".     Order  them now   to|
The   Surge    Store   has   Dairy avoid   disappointment.
Maid hot water heaters and ex- SAUNE  HATCHERY
tra milker units.   Blair & Carter.        The poultry Service Station
Phone 251. Saline,   Mich. Phone   50R2|
' nished the music ? Could on eagle \
Cur" do fox trot with a moose or an.
WESLEY  H.   MAURER
Electrical   appliances   repaired.      jjew   electric   ranges   are   now|
- , Clocks,    stoves    and    irons    now available if your need is consid-
Profe<?.3ni- Ma,.r»  v.o„   k„„„   „   i v-*"/v-IV=>    ">«"»»    aim    uU.a    uuw  avauaoie it your neea is  tuiism-
as ^ Ws_dancinL partner"   oTlSy 1 me UnlversHy fZ \Z   $Lole ST El6CtnC ^ ^  eSSen™  ^ ^ ^- Pr°"
the library during the past year!about the coal situation.   Isn't i
and by those who have helped in
any way to make our year sue
cessful.
duction Board. Apply at Johnson |
and Co., 209 South Fourth Ave.,
Respectfully   submitted,
Katherine Briggs, Secretary.
the   University   of   Missouri,   re- I    Why not  get your  "Chicks  of Ann Arbor   Mich., Phone 5002,
ceivmg from  that mstifim-n,  in ^^ Breeding"  extra early so AJm ' '	
SS™1 *°T^S desT^! from the-as to take advantage of the good Special Bai^ain! 20% oif on!
got m a ton or patriotic coai w £J£f d^r^from Iwo^rofeT dem^ f°r Tly b^oilers,? °r all Electric brooders in stock W
other day. It is so patriotic th- tf^{ sSf 4usS»ss and S?b" may^ ^ i°T 1<5t early ^ yCU?' ^^ *ovr 1945 ^^ order- Wrat!
it rmwArts itspif intV, a  tan ^ fi    . ZCil°.?b_^sm9Sl a?d ^r regular lot later. COme. first served. |
Treasurer's Annual Report
j Jan. 14, 1945, balance on
hand       $149.8f'
From City of Saline 	
i From State of Michigan..
Gift from Mrs. Bassett....        5.00
Gift from Mrs. Tanner         5.00
it converts itself into a lumn
metal   without   a   great   deal   <-
effort.     So,   we  suggest  that instead  of  having   it  drawn   awa
with   the   ashes,    as   we" iisu
lie   Administration   and   Journal-  "°     sALINe"hATCHER.Y C°me' siS.IITO^HATCHERY
ism     Alter serving as instructor,      The Poultry Service Station The Poultry Service Station
-   ft ffi ^^llVhe^S,8^'   Mich_Phone   50R?.   Saljg Mi(^ Phone   50R2
qn^.fin ,"""   "iv-   "~—-■   ™.. ■''   "."-".,     a position as assistant nrofressori
184 5;.  h5ve_d?^?' Y.e ^an£.1. 0VS1\. ?.-,  ?~.  of    journalism    and-'difer-fAr    (f
scrap collectors.    They should "b«; journalism laboratory at OhioUni-1
able to salvage a lot of slugs c-  versity, where he served for three'
Book  sold  and  sa.lva.s-e f"" | something    to    help    relieve    the. years   returning to the U. of M. I
kook sold  ana salvage.... '-j*! armament situation in the South £1 1928 to organize a <ournaUsm i
Rentals  and  fines  ...........-__165A) t Pacific     or     somewhere.     That's \ laboratory for" the Department of
Ro71fi what  we   call  patriotic   coal,   i>.r <, journalism. !
__Z_1_ ashes to  amount to, but oh the      professor   Maurer   has   served.
$786.96 imetal!  °r- ata_leaf,L_i*_lo°|S.Jikr'?-5wsPaPers in Missouri and Ohio.'
Disbursements
;    is   always   quite    a  He was city editor of the Mexico j
a't  it.—m time "f vr;"  -Rvoniner Ledg-er from 1922-24 and
paradox, isn't it.—m time «r v.^" Evening Ledger from 1922-24 and;
prepare for peace, and m time of served ^ city editor and editorial j
peace   prepare   for   war?  'People• writer of the Athen (Ohio) Daily
UtaS8 .^.d..^!:g.!!i!!.S $180'.00;Prepare fOT^eaXif:&n^irl t™e_"! served °as city"edTto7a^d editorial j
Siur^t          960 are  never  sattRfied-     v/e  Atomy? and Sunday Messenger from 1925
RenaiS         JS" want what we haven't got. When  to   i928.
'poatae-e ""sunniies""" miscel-       '     i^  1aKVe  peace'   we   PrePa:re  f°ri    Professor Maurer is past presi-
hSs 15 98 TOr- and when we have ^ar-.w? dent of the Michigan Federation
Tanito'r              17"50 want  peace.     If  we   would   3"st ,of Teachers. having served in that
 _i____imalte up our minds sometime to.office   for  two   terms,     He   is  a
8^68 54 get   something   and   stick   to   it. •charter member of the Ann Arbor
Tsn    12    1945   balance   on      '      everlastingly    stick    to    it,    we citizens' Council and has assisted j
h^nd ^n*™   oni might accomplish something. The m organizing cithizen councils in I
Rpoerv^'fimd-  '     ''trou1:,le ^^ most of us seems to several  Mchigan   communities  as
T«T 12 1945  talance on be ^^ We  are  ^"-V3  resigned a means  of  strengthening  demi-
hk-nd    945, balance on 46 to   anything   that   happens   and cratic trends  in immunity  life.
Insurance' "in" force'1""     -'      '      never   &ght   &Sainst   that   w™ch He has conducted a forum on cur-
nn  buildina- "      $3 000 00 we know is ""^  So- ^e J}eaT rent economic, poHtical.and social
On contehte      100000 P^P^ s** every. n°w ^Ir?10? problems in Detroit under the aus-
Gn co^ts^—""-"--irt^ou'ou  (we have heard it often) "Whvdo ^ices   ^  tUe   Extensioin   Service
;we   .have   wars    anyway?      But for  the  past twelve years.
| then, this won't be the. last war. : 	
iSeereUwirbemmore^s"so S.WiUing Workers Meeting
! as   people   admit   the   defeat   of,
We
Mrs.   Vera
D   Curtiss,
Treasurer.
Another Saline Man
Missing In Action -  „ .
Pfc.  Charles O. Irelan,   son  of i peace  before^ peace'_comes.
The Willing Workers held their
meeting: on Jan. 18 at the home of
Wp    »ndT    J   Trelan"has   been'hate war, but even while we ar° meetms.  on uau «*l  uib
Mr.   and   i.   J.  ireian,   nas   nee-i Jennie  are in   the mood Mrs. Raymond Girbach. ,
reported missing in action in ^J^a* W"tiePiSff   hotter   onT in I    After a delicious luncheon the
many  since  Dec.   16.    His   wife,:*^   antwtmg^anotiier   one   m gg   ^.^   ^g   held    ^
M* SS ^LeS^enTr^Sets,tlie warybJt'wlrl^e^l^sse^S on Red Crossword
Pfc.   Irelan has  beai  overseas, • ,    visiting was enjoyed by all, as i
since last November and was sta-; to vnn andJteep ™ P|oeUe Li" were a few piano selections ren-,
tioned for brief periods  in Eng-. because peace  w too  docde  and ^  hostess
land and  Scotland before  enter-;»°t^ibng    enough      We   are,      ^^   twomemberswerepres-
ing  combat.    He was   a J°™er, ^mg  and  hopmg   to   a_ per &nd children,
student in  the   Saline  school,  ^ !™^ent world peace. That is toe     ^ meeting will be held!
26 years of age, and owned and n0Pe and desire ot every gi J0-i       wh   ig .^^ -^rg   Elton Os-
ope^ted_the frkan Motor  Mar- -nd^of to loved on^^e wa*!»^f ^^^ answeredj
When you find a feed unchantfd tn nutritional "punch" from
peacetime — it's certainly worth looking into. When you find
that feed 1« fed DAILY by thousands of money-making pou!«
trymen — Is "requested" flockowner feeding by hundreds of
hatcherymen — you know there's something "potent" in it.
Thero t»! —APPETIZING buttermilk and PROTECTIVE
vitamins A, D, E end G — In Semi-Solid "E" Emulsion.
Ifs GOOD with any ration, costs mighty little to feed.
It has helped lift the laying average of many a flock
up to a "good pay" level. We have it In 25, 40 and
100 lb. ibtt. Ym'H U smart to look Into it TODAYI
aUmIi/
m.
$2.00 DISCOUNT PER TON AT CAR
MORTON POULTRY FARM
BOB  MORTON,   MGK.  .
PHONE   65B2
1 over,   .and   when   peace    comes.
= on furlough last^will we   be   confident ^enough  to j with Valentine verses.
le   has   four   children.! cross;  out all the    ifs'   that are,       .,,.,. . T .
Saline   Township   Taxes
Will be at CStizens Bank on
following dates: Dec. 23, Jan. 20,
Feb. 17.'
At Savings Bank Jan. 6, Feb.
S? March 3.
A. E. Marion, Treasurer.
HEAD THE UNEB ADS NOW
Saline  General Hospital
ket in Tecumseh.
He was
October.   He   has   four   children.: cross  out an  u«    n»     uia-u  ^c. . ,
A brother, Pvt. George B. Ireland usually   connected   with   such   a      Additional Liner AdS
is somewhere in the Pacific with!treaty,   sure   enough   to   believe   j
an Air Transort Command unit'that it is permanent. sure New Idea Implements and re-;
an Air Transort  command  unit ,ugh tQ make it a permanent jpato.   wiedman Auto Co., Saline.;
1 one without any ifs or any res- ;  —— ;
lervations?  We   can't be  sure  of!    Lost—Fox Terrier,  black head.;
'such   a   thing   if    we   are    al-jwhite body and long tail. Reward
ways     ready     ta    prepare     for, galine phone 184F2.
Mrs.   Laverne   Steele   returned ^^j.       hi       time       of       peace,  t
to her home near Britton on Jan. That is an "if" we must re-! wanted—Lathe operator. Bal-;
26, leaving her infant son until • move in all countries, and we' sey Machine & Tool Co., 5239.
the roads are open. j can't  do it by saying over  and west Michigan Ave., Ypsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maricin have!over to ourselves  "This isn't the! ,
a1  son  born  Jan.   26. ] last war.   There'll be more, wars." j    Wanted—Two   full-time   clerks.!
A daughter was born on^Jan. We  can  only  have  world  peace-male   or   female.   Come   in   and.
when people everywhere, especial-; see ug at the Kroger Store. )
ly Christians the world over, will j  ^  j
declare once and for all time "This *      FARM COUPLET WANTED       J
must be the last war. and when ,    Ma:n ^th some poultry expen- ■
26 to Mr and Mrs. John Billau
of   Britton.
Mrs. LeRoy Feldkamp and infant daughter returned to their
home on Jan.  27.
Mrs. Gottlob Bauknecht's condition is very serious.
Wilber Coe's condition is slightly  improved.
Fired Brenion remains about tlie
same.
Eyes Examined
Dr. Frank" Gifford, Toledo Optometrist Office- Milan Hotel,
Saturday 1:00 to 9:30 p. m. ©lasses fitted, CUth year in Milan.)
peace comes we will study war no • ence to work with poultry-heated
more" This having world peace:C00DS. Good conditions. Start at
is very much akin to Jesus' ex-' §27.50 and if OK in 60 days—
nlanation of nrayer, "When ye ^n S30 vex week. Wife to do,
pray believe that ye will receive. part-time housework for owner's,
and ye will receive." When we'^e at soe per hour. Have other)
have peace let us believe that we i extra -^orfc if desired. Have large j
have permanent peace, arid we fruitfarm. Home partly Binusheu. ■
will have it.   Let's hope so. je^s,    milk,    P?^oes    supphed
  '  -with   wages.     Call   South   Lyon t
Wanted—Good used 14-in trac- 2680 after 6:30 P. m. or Detroit
tor plow. Ray Burmeister, Salme-, number Cad-lac 8150 and ask.fori
Manchester road. 17     Miss Conly.
SALINE THEATRE
"WHERE YOU SEE AND HEAR THE BEST"
OPEN DAH.Y 6:45 SUNDAY MATtNEE CONTINUOUS
Ffirday-Saturday      DOUBLE  FEATURE        .    Febrnaiy   2-3
Constance  Moore  and Bradford Taylor in
ATLANTIC   CITY
Co-Hit: Ellen Drew and Robert Lowery in
DARK MOUNTAIN
• Sunday-Monday-Tuesday
Febtuary 4-5-6
!'
Spencer Tracy and Signe Hasso  in
THE
SEVENTH CROSS
Wednesday-Thursday ■-' February   '
Jean Heather and Charles Qulgley in
NATIONAL BARN DAifeE
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