Ann Arbor Builders Show Set To Run April 9 Through 13
The Ann Arbor Junior Chamber of Commerce announces the Builder's Merchant's and Automotive Show will run April 9–13 at Yost Field House. The event, now in its 15th year and 2nd at Yost, features 167 booths up from 149, with prize programs to be announced.
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Ann Arbor
Qshaben
Yost Field House
Old Fairgrounds
Veterans Memorial Park
Stadium Blvd
Jack Grimston
Oshaben
JCC
E.C
Bud” Roberts I
Treasur
Myers Promoted to Private First Class
Ann Arbor reports the promotion of Jack M. Myers from private to private first class. Major Thomas D. Krenitsky announces the promotion. Myers, of 1625 Hatcher in Saline, belongs to the 406th Ordnance Battalion now training at the Arm y Reserve Center in Ann Arbor.
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Ann Arbor
Jack M. Myers
Thomas D. Krenitsky
Myes
Hatcher
Saline
406Th Ordnance Battalion
Goodwill Truck To Visit Saline On April 15
The Goodwill Industries truck will visit Saline on Tuesday, April 15 to collect household discards including clothing, shoes, hats, togs, furniture, and other items. To arrange pickup, contact local representative Mrs Mea Burkhart at Saline 1913.
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Goodwill Industries
Saline 8
Goodwill
Mea Burkhart
Saline 1913
Saline Play Center Elects New Officers
The Saline Play Center elected officers for the new season on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Merchant. New officers include President Mrs. Robert Merchant, Vice President Mrs. Jamies Little, Secretary Mrs. Daniel Moore, Treasurer Mrs. Donald Geering, Membership Chairman Mrs. Robert Merchant, Shipment Chairman Mrs. James Neal. The next meeting will be at Mrs. James Little's home on May 5.
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Saline Play Center
Robert Merchant
Maple Road
Jamies Little
Daniel Moore
Donald Geering
James Eal
Play Sinter
James Little
Saline Teen Injured in Washtenaw Car Crash
Alice Sheehan a 16 year old from Saline with her mother Florence 47 and sister Shirley 12 were hospitalized after their car was hit by a vehicle driven by William Manier 27 of Belleville on Washtenaw Ave Ann Arbor. Manier faces drunk driving charges.
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Saline
Alice Sheehan
Florence Sheehan
Shirley
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Sheehan
Washtenaw Ave
William L. Manier
Belleville
Manier
Wolverine
American Legion
Kiwanians View Weather Film At Weekly Meeting
Thirty three Kiwanis members and guests met at Martys Restaurant for a regular meeting. After dinner and a business session they watched a Bell Telephone Company weather film explaining how meteorologists predict upcoming weather.
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Kiwanis” Club
Saline
Marty
Bell Telephone Company
Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned by Federated Church
The Annual Banquet of Mothers and Daughters of Federated Church congregations will be held on May 1. Final plans will be drafted at today's Ladies Aid Society meeting. Mrs. Paul Klueter, president, will announce participating committees soon. The meal will be prepared by women and served by men under Gene Austin and Kenneth Guenther.
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Mothers and Daughters
Federated Church
Ladies Aid Society
Paul Klueter
Gene Austin
Kenneth, Guenther
Council Tables Zoning Plan in Heated Meeting
In a tense session the council tabled the zoning plan as presented by the Planning and Zoning Commission due to the absence of Councilman Deede who underwent surgery at St. Joseph hospital in Ann Arbor and was not present for the meeting. Deede remains in room 4004 for medical care.
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Deede
Planning and Zoning Commission
St. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor
St. Joseph’s
Saline Area Accident Free Seven Days Highlighted
Residents of Saline and nearby regions are praised for a week with no reported highway accidents or investigations. Washtenaw remains a high accident county, with the status to be reassessed if more accident free weeks occur.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Tuberculosis Association Plans 35th Anniversary Meeting
The Tuberculosis Association will hold its annual meeting at Ann Arbor High School on Tuesday April 15 to observe 35 years of service in Washtenaw County. Ralph Wright president announces special recognition for founders and past presidents and a skin testing program in fifteen schools in cooperation with health departments.
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Washtenaw Co
Tuberculosis Association
Ann Arbor High School
TGI
Ralph Wright
Washtenaw County
Wright
J. Irvin Nichols
Michigan
Inter-County Baseball Group Sets April 13 Meeting
The Inter-County Baseball League will meet at Plymouth city hall on Sunday April 13 at 3:00 p.m. to receive manager and sponsor applications and set a starting date for the schedule. Earl Gray has been elected secretary treasurer to fill a vacancy. Northville defends its title after last year’s win over Romulus.
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Inter-County Baseball League
City Hall
Plymouth
Earl Gray
South Harney
Sec
Treas
Rotary Treasury
McLevardowski
Northville
Romulus
Red Tag Days In Saline Held April 18 19
Under Saline Chamber of Commerce sponsorship merchants plan one of the largest sales in history with record bargains for all. The Red Tag Days sale runs Friday and Saturday April 18 and 19 with substantial markdowns on any item bearing a Red Tag.
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Saline
Saline Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Miller Returns to Dallas Office After Doctors Meeting
Dr Harold Miller returns from a meeting of more than five thousand family doctors at Memorial Auditorium Dallas Texas He has just recovered from pneumonia and will be in his office by appointment in Saline.
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Harold Miller
Memorial Auditorium
Dallas
Texas
Miller
Lonly
Congressman Johansen Makes Stop in Saline on April 2
U S Representative August E. Johansen of Michigan's Third District visited Saline after speaking at Hillsdale Pomona Grange. He stayed at the Saline Hotel en route to Willow Run Airport, recalling prior newspaper work and a family link to Saline’s local leadership.
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August E. Johansen
United States
Michigan
Saline
Henry Leutheuser
the Observer
Saline Hotel
Leutheuser
Andrew
Somerset
Branch
Hillsdale
Kalamazoo
Calhoun
Eaton
Johnsen
Mich
Henry Leuthenser
Saline Observer
Rep
Johansen
Battle Creek
Moon- Journal
Lakeview
South Washtenaw Shopper to Extend Ad Coverage
The Saline Observer Milan Leader and Manchester Enterprise announce a new South Washtenaw Shopper. Free distribution to over 8 000 readers in South Washtenaw County mirrors ads from the three papers and adds blanket coverage beyond existing editions. Classifieds from all papers will appear in the Shopper, second in Washtenaw County only to the Ann Arbor News.
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South Washtenaw County
Saline Observer
Milan Leader
Manchester Enterprise
South Washtenaw
Bridgewater
Ann Arbor
Clinton
Brooklyn
Dundee
Washtenaw County
Art Moehn Named Michigan Week Chairman
Herb Estes Washtenaw County Chair announced Art Moehn Saline Chevrolet dealer will chair local activities for Michigan Week May 4 to 10. Moehn plans to issue a further local participation update next week.
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Herb Estes
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Art Moehn
Moehn
Washtenaw County Implements New Builder Licensing Law
About 200 builders in Washtenaw County filed license applications under Act 208 of 1953 after the Board of Supervisors adopted the measure on February 11. Licensed or not, unpaid contractors risk building permit denial or stop-work orders until compliance.
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Washtenaw County
Board of Supervisors
Michigan Corporation and Securities Commission
Detroit
Juius Nimke
Farm Housing Loan Program Expanded by Farm Admin
Carl L. Robinson of the Farmers Home Administration announced an expanded farm housing loan program to speed farm building, housing, and farmstead improvements. Eligible owners with at least $400 in annual farm sales may qualify for 4 percent long-term loans up to 33 years to build, repair, or modernize homes and essential farm structures.
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Carl L. Robsinson
Farmers Home Administration
Monroe
Washtenaw
Wayne
Robinson
Rainy Weekend Eases Grass Fire Fears in Area
Rainfall totaling about an inch spread over Sunday and early Monday lowering temperatures to 33. Easter worshipers dressed for warm skies attended services as farmers hope for more rain to replenish wells and streams after a dry February and March. The Huron River and wells faced drought scare, but current showers offer modest relief and a potential for needed amounts.
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Lang
Huron
Miss Sally Youngs Spends Easter With Parents
Miss Sally Youngs visits her parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Youngs during Easter. Sally is a student at Michigan State University East Lansing.
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Sally Youngs
Kenneth Youngs
Sally
MSU East Lansing
License Law Booklet Issued by Building Inspector
A booklet explaining the License Law is available in the building inspector's office for a 50 cent charge.
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Larry Arnet
Robert “Seppa” Davis
John Monson
Jack M.myers
Alice ‘Sheehan
Ted
Oliver
Michigan Youth Symphony
Orion Dally
Director Dally
Ben Riley
Ypsilanti
Dennis Edwards
Milan
Joan Austin
Brice Farrar
Tuberculosis Association Will
Clinton Bordine
Don Beck
Frank Deede
Indianapolis
Ind
DR. Miller
Congressman
Rep. Johansen
House Committee On Post Offices and Civil Service
Michigan Week
Monroe, Wayne
Washtenaw Counties
Ann, Arbor
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