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Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

11 Apr 1946

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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1946

Page

3

Bowling League Notes Show Ties And Top Scores

The Sparks and Greenhorns share eighth as the Rockets and Ramblers fight for third. Esther Monroe tops week with 195 and four straight strikes. Helen Welch high game 197. high three games 485 by Monroe. Bombardiers lead team total 2076. Multiple players raise averages. Atomics near first. Ramblers vs Rockets Friday teased for rivalry fun.

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Sparks Greenhorns Rockets Ramblers Luella Alice Helen Welch Esther Monroe Bombardiers Fallowine Hazel Jacoby Gwenyth Armbruster Marian Gillespie Inez Christopher Helen Griffin Shirley Armbruster Omah Barnard Mary Deede Peg Hunt Nona Schmid Bette Lowe Della Burkhardt Marie Richardson Marjorie Greene A. Lockwood D. Stimpson W. Thomas Hart A. Coe Bena Hunt L. Bowen J. Oster I. Christopher G. Armbruster M. Gillespie H Griffin I. Burkhardt Feeepeew M. Richardson Nti Ein E. Monroe Pene Sen H. Jacoby S. Burnett Heeses Slick Chicks J. Hartman Atomics B. Kellogg Jeeps Atomics Bombardiers Sparks Wings Greenhorns Deede Radio Saline Tavern Sears Slick Chicks Klager Hatcheries Rethoe Max Fosdick Jan Ee Hannah Eel O. Barnard Legion I B. Hieber Ss. Armbruster R & B Tool Co Jeeps Universal S. Stephenson D. Burkhardt P. Deede Saline Valley Farms Wprs Oe M. Harms Co Uphaus Trinity State Hospital Rose Am H. Welch Soothes St. Paul J. Barnes J. Betz Sethe Bersuder Seige St Paul St. Paul I
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Henry W. Seigel and the Pittsburgh Glass Legacy

Henry W. Seigel an ironmaster turned glassware innovator helped pioneer Pennsylvania’s glass industry which now leads the nation in several grades. The note cites Albert Gallatin founding Pittsburgh’s first flint glass works in 1807 and mentions Treasury Savings Bonds.

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Heniy W. Seigel Pennsylvania Albert Gallatin the Treasury Pittsburgh Treasury Department
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Back In The Good Old Days Local notes and events

Community column lists residents visiting and visiting places near Hart Lake and Gaylord, a greenhouse project in West Saline, a birthday surprise for Charles Garden, travels of Mae Wheeler, and hospitalities from Ypsilanti. It notes the death of Miss Katie M. Burg and a house fire near town. Also school faculty preview a three act show Believe It or Not and a 45 year ago retrospective column.

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Lee Tescher Hart Lake Gaylord Thomas Love West Saline Otto Buss Raymond Della Martin Baus Ann Arbor Julius. Royer Bridgewater Charles Mae Wheeler Washington D. C Alice Hixson Millie Webb Ypsilanti C. F. Unterkircher Louis Spike Ernest Raymond Girbach Katie M. Burg Dan Hertler US 112 C. C. Dobie
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Local Notes and New Ventures In Saline Township

Mrs. Frank Stilts is ill with peritonitis. James Marchesetti rents the west half of the waiting room. George W. Cook reshingles his house. Miss Lucy Cobb returns from Grand Rapids and Grandville. John Wurster heads to Carleton to build a mausoleum for Peninsular Mausoleum Co. Construction begins on a Michigan and Ann Arbor corner cellar for a new business block. Mrs. Christina Reimold dies at 76. George Borris and William Pappas rent the second Wallace Block store to open a candy ice cream and fruit shop later this month. George Barr builds a garage for Gus Goldsmith in West Mooreville.

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Frank Stilts Saline Township James Marchesetti George W. Cook Lucy Cobb Grand Rapids Grandville John Wurster Carleton Peninsular Mausoleum Company Michigan Ann Arbor Christina Reimold Jacob Reimold Feedom Township George Borris William Pappas Wallace Block
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