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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1951

Page

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War may be avertable says Michigan professor

Prof John W Dawson of the University of Michigan law department spoke to the Saline Rotary Club noting that while world dangers remain, U S and allied measures including the United Nations Korea aid the Marshall Plan and the Four Point program have reduced Russia’s will to fight. He urged continued strength and alliance building to resist aggression and keep war from occurring.

John W. Dawson Law Department University of Michigan Russia United Nations Korea Dawson Saline

Firemen's Ball Attracts Large Local Crowd

Saline Fire Department hosts annual Firemen's Ball at American Legion Home drawing strong turnout. Door prize go to Woody Batson of Ypsilanti, rifle to Carl Anderson of Clinton, radio to Dennis Rogers of Saline, and camera to C. Carpenter of Ann Arbor.

Legioa Saline

Home Nursing Classes draw few registrants on main drag

Mrs Hering says registrations for Civil Defense Home Nursing Classes are small. She trained at University Hospital for five days and invites interested women to contact Mrs Hering or Mrs Louis Turf. The piece also notes election fatigue and a printer error in a local ad, with apologies to Bob Hull and patrons.

Edwin Hering Hering University Hospital Louis Turf Hull Bob Hull

Bonisteel Leads Quiet Michigan Election Day

In Monday's small statewide election 165 votes were cast with a Republican tilt. Roscoe Bonisteel led the GOP field at 140 votes for University of Michigan regent, while Pat Van Waggoner recorded 38 on the opposite ticket.

Roscoe ©. Bonisteel U. of M Pat van Waggoner LeRoy M. Lowell Prohibition State Board of Education Robert Travis State Board of Agriculture James Sim Regent Supreme Court Justice Reed Justice Boyles

Our Young Men In Service Names of servicemen listed for letters

The notice lists Pvt Donald Jaeger and several other service members with ranks and addresses including San Francisco and APO numbers. It notes Donnie Jaeger studied radio work in the states, finished in December, and was sent to Japan. Others include Pfc Alton Lindemann who served in World War I and landed in Korea, Cpl Bruce B. Cammet in Korea, and multiple air force, navy, and army personnel with APO or FPO addresses.

Donald Jaeger 126Th Signal Service Co APO San Francisco California Donnie Jaeger Japan Alton Lindemann Alton Korea Bruce B. Cammet Cal Cammet Calvin Kern 325Th Mt McCord Air Force Base Tacoma Washington Douglas F. Hoeft MMF Navy FPO Calif James Thomas Donald Visel Elgin Air Force Base Florida John T. Steele New York N. Y Merlynn A. Graff Kenneth McAllister 40Th Rep. Co Camp Cooke James F. Rogers Heavy Camp Atterbury Indiana Robert Kiueter 6Th Trag. Co ERTC Ft. Belvoir David L. Martiz Gellars Donald E. Steiner Air Police Magher Air Force Base Mathersfield Harry Steiner, Jr Pit. Hq. Co Keith Grososky Heavy Motor Co Roy Carl Burmeister

Ill traveler Mrs Burgan hospitalized in Findley Ohio

Mrs Lillian Burgan fell ill while traveling to North Carolina and was hospitalized in Findley Ohio. She was accompanied by Mrs Grover Burgan and their children who had spent several days in Slaine visiting friends and relatives.

Lillian Burgan North Carolina Findley Ohio

Busses to Celebrate 55th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Otto Buss of 9280 Kaiser Road Bridgewater township will mark their fifty fifth wedding anniversary on April 8 with a family dinner at their Kaiser road home. The couple’s four children and sixteen grandchildren plus two great grandchildren will attend. One son died two and a half years ago. Their son Erwin Buss and daughter in law celebrate their sixteenth wedding anniversary the same day.

Otto Buss Kaiser Road Bridgewater Township Erwin Buss Bridgeware

Drain Chief Ceilon Hill Dies at 49 in Washtenaw County

Ceilon L Hill Washtenaw County drain commissioner since 1944 died Monday afternoon after several months illness at St Josephs Mercy Hospital He won a fifth term on the Republican ticket He ran Hill Landscaping Service since 1940 Funeral services were held at Staffan-Hildinger Funeral Home with Rev Erland J Wangdahl officiating Burial was in Washtenong Memorial Park

Ceilon L. Hill Washtenaw County St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Hill Hill Landscaping Service Staffan-Hildinger Erland J. Wangdahl Washtenong Memorial Park

Duane Girbach Selected for Boys State Delegation

Duane Girbach has been chosen by the Saline Rotary Club to represent Saline at Boys State in Lansing this June.

Duane Girbach Saline Rotary Club Boys’ State Lansing

Ray Carlton Resigns as Saline Police Chief

Ray Carlton resigns as chief of the Saline Police Department after accepting an offer from Ford Motor Company in plant protection. He laments leaving the Junior Police but notes he will miss his work with the boys. Cecil Albertson remains as the lone officer and will continue his Junior Police efforts.

Ray Carlton Saline Police Department Ford Motor Company Ford’s Saline Cecil Albertson Carlton

Lyria Mills Chorus Of 50 Voices To Appear Here

The Lyria Mills Chorus of 50 male voices from Ann Arbor will give a program at the high school auditorium Sunday evening April 15 starting at 8. The appearance is sponsored by the Methodist St. Paul s and Federated churches.

Lyria Mills Lyria Mill Annn Arbor Methodist St. Paul’s Federated Churches

Washtenaw County OES Meeting Set for Milan April 11

The Washtenaw County Association Order of Eastern Star schedules its spring gathering in Milan on Wednesday April 11. Afternoon session starts 2 30 and evening at 7 30 with dinner at 3 00. Dinner reservations should be sent by Saturday April 7 to Della Austin 145F23.

County Association Oes Milan Washtenaw Country Association Order of Eastern Star Della Austin

Sa line High seniors star in Cheaper by the Dozen play

The Sa line High School senior class performed Cheaper by the Dozen on Thursday and Friday in the school auditorium. Pictured left to right are Jack Graf, Kim Jacobs, Harry Anderson, Dick Jeriggs, Arlene Sawall, Alwin Wahl, Barbara Gobel and Joyce Davenport. Seated are Raymond Niles, Mildred Haswell, director, Lewis Mundy, scenic effects, and Pat Swan. Betty Beeman and Helen Graf stand on the floor. Laura Yueble, who played Mother, is not in the photo.

Saline High School Jack Graf Kim ‘Acobes Harry Anderson Dick Jeriggs Arlene Sawall Alwin Wahl Barbara Gobel Joyce Davenport Raymond Niles Mildred Has

Saline to Host Friday Forensic District Contest

Saline High School hosts the Michigan School Forensic Association district declamation contest Friday April 6 with judges Sidney Straight John Sattler and Winton Beavan. Competing schools Saline Milan and Ypsilanti Roosevelt feature four divisions. First place wins a Forensic key. regional contest entrants earn a Webster’s dictionary.

Saline Michigan School Forensic Association Mildred Haswell Saline Schieo Sidney Straight Adrian College John Sattler Michigan State Normal College Ypsilanti Winton Beavan University of Michigan Salime Milen Ypsilanti Roosevelt Dorothy Marion James Cook Sue Thomas Joyce Graf Shirley Sturtivant Milan Michigan Forensic High School Association

Saline exchange common battery conversion progress noted

The Michigan Associated Telephone Company reports 99 percent rural rehab completion in the Saline area with shifts to common battery operation. A $165,897.63 expenditure supported improvements and a rate increase request filed with the Michigan Public Service Commission aims to take effect after conversion on April 27, 1951. Successive steps include 95 percent switchboard install, 65 percent common battery telephones, and substantial pole, crossarm, and wire work across the Saline exchange.

Michigan Associated Telephone Company Michigan Public Service Commission Lansine Michigan Saline Exchange Saline BE. G. Greene

Ruth Smiley to Speak on Table Settings at Saline Event

Ruth Smiley from J. L. Hudson Co. will speak at 3 15 pm Tuesday April 10 at St Pauls Church Saline. Her talk Table Settings for Special Occasions covers selecting and coordinating china crystal silver and linen with demonstrations and historical notes.

Ruth Smiley The J. L. Hudson Co Home Economist Saline Woman’s Club St. Paul’s Church Saline J. L. Hudson Company Milan Saline Child Study Club

Glenn Hagen Named Toastmaster For Youth Banquet

Rev. Kari Rest will speak at the annual Youth Banquet at St. Pauls Church Sunday at 7 PM. Confirmands will be guests of honor. Glenn Hagen serves as toastmaster with Ronald Rentschler as program chairman, Ann Taylor handling tickets, and Peg Gleason arranging dining hall. Mrs. Arthur Hagen leads ladies serving the meal.

Kari Rest Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Manchester St. Paul’s Church Hilton Moehn St. Paul’s Youth Fellowship Glenn Hagen Ronald Rentschler Ann Taylor Peg Gleason Arthur Hagen

Saline Students Shine at State Music Festival in Ann Arbor

Saline high students earned top marks at the state ensemble festival in Ann Arbor. Senior high performers included Ann Taylor first received No. IL, Karen Taylor first in clarinet and piano, James Austin first on piano, Christina Schnierle second on flute, and David Goble first on euphonium.

Music Educators Conference Ann Arbor Ypsilanti

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