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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1951

Page

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Male Chorus To Present Program At School

The Lyra Male Chorus of Ann Arbor with forty voices will sing religious and negro spirituals at a union service of Federated St Pauls and Methodist churches at 8:00 Sunday night. Professor A W Howard will speak. The event, at the high school auditorium, features songs like Cherubic Hymn Creation and You'll Never Walk Alone with Charles Taylor directing. The Washtenaw County Brotherhood meets at Federated church before the program.

Lyra Ann Arbor Federated St. Paul’s Methodist A. W. Howard India Rio Charles Taylor

Rural town roils as national spillover fuels uneasy mood

In a quiet rural town the nation’s political clashes and public life rot extend locally. A drive in stand near Five Points halted for relocation. Saline high school hosts Lyra Male Chorus Sunday night. Congressman George Meader visited The Observer office en route to Adrian Rotary Club.

Washington General MacArthur Bemis Road East Michigan Avenue Five Points Lyra United Efforts of

Helen Wallo to Wed Ann Arbor Man

Announce engagement of Helen Wallo daughter of Mrs. Frank Wallo Saline to Cpl Harold Owens son of Kenneth Owens of Calvin Street Ann Arbor and the late Mrs Ivah Jones Owens with 82nd Airborne at Ft Bragg NC attended Saline High School no wedding date set

Rev. G. D. Ehnis Dies at 82 Former Saline Resident

The Rev G D Ehnis 82 longtime Ann Arbor area native died March 3 at his Monroe home after a long illness He was born January 3 1869 in Ann Arbor He moved to Saline as a child and later served as pastor at St Pauls Church near Monroe from 1909 until retirement Funeral services were held at Evangelical Zion Lutheran church in Monroe Survivors include his wife four daughters and 14 grandchildren plus two brothers. a daughter Lois Heck died in 1936.

G. D. Ehnis Ann Arbor Monroe Rev. Ehnis John G Marie Hack Ehnis Saline Ehnis Manchester Saginaw Ruth Wagner Dorothy Stassna Matthew Herman Ehnis Lois Heck Evangelical Zion Lutheran Church

Fire Burns Across Southern Michigan Describing Fire District Plans

Extensive damage from grass fires in southern Michigan is used to illustrate the need for district level protection plans. The article notes the Saline Fire Department response to a blaze near Lewis Cabins and discusses training, equipment, and cooperative strategies across 12 districts. It cites 4 605 acres burned last year with most losses in the southern third, and lists fire causes including smokers and brush burners among 873 fires.

Conservation Department Michigan

Tackle Tinkers Plan Aid To Percy Jones Casualties

Fishermen urged to donate old tackle to the Ann Arbor Tackle Tinkerers Club for repair. Donations go to Percy Jones Army Hospital in Battle Creek for 1100 Korea war casualties. Bruce Parsons of Saline coordinated via The Saline Observer to route items to the workshop.

Percy Jones Percy Jones Army Hospital Battle Creek Ann Arbor Bruce Parsons Saline Observer Observer Parsons Percy Jones Hospital

Olivet College Man To Address Saline High School

Cecil Houghton director of admissions at Olivet College will speak to Saline high school students on April 7 at 1 00 pm. His talk My Two Years with the Eskimos includes Kodachrome slides and souvenirs from Greenland during World War II. Seniors and juniors may discuss college plans after the lecture.

Cecil Houghton Olivet College Olivet Saline Houghton Greenland United States Air Force

New MEA President Elected for 1951 52

Russell H. Wilson Alpena superintendent of schools was chosen as president of the Michigan Education Association for 1951 52 at the annual Representative Assembly in Lansing on April 6.

Russell H. Wilson Alpena Michigan Education Association MEA Lansing

Michigan educator career of MEA vice president Mr Wilson

Mr. Wilson, vice-president of the MEA for two years, has 27 years in Michigan teaching. He taught at Manistique High School 1923-25, led Manistique High as principal 1925-35, led Alpena High 1935-36 as principal, and has been Alpena superintendent since 1936. A Traverse City native, he graduated Alma College in 1923 and earned a U Michigan MA in 1930.

Wilson MEA Michigan Manistique Manistique High School Alpena High School Alpena Traverse City Alma College University of Michigan

Detroit Lt Colonel Miller Receives War Procurement Post

Lt Colonel Miller appointed Director of War Procurement at the Central Air Procurement District with Detroit HQ. A former Detroit Stock Exchange director, he will oversee procurement administration to ensure proper use of government property and finances. Born in Saline, he studied at the University of Michigan and served from World War I through World War II, later commanding an Air Reserve Training Group in Detroit. He resides at 4185 Buckingham, Detroit.

Central Air Procurement District Detroit Miller Detroit Stock Exchange Col. Miller Saline University of Michigan Warner Robbins Air Depot Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Buckingham

Sportsman's Organization Starts Extensive Landscaping Project

The Tri- County Sportsman's Club grounds near Saline begin a major landscaping effort led by Richard Michalke Sr. A 3,000 evergreen planting is planned for spring, a hedge of multiflora roses along three sides aims to shelter wildlife, and stream improvements may include damming to raise water level and create trout habitat with logs and brush.

Tri- County Sportsman’s Club Saline Richard Michalke Michalke

Rotary Ladies Night Observed by Saline Club

The Saline Rotary Club will host Ladies Night at Saline High School on Thursday April 19. A junior home economics class will serve dinner. Students from elementary and secondary grades perform instrumental and vocal pieces and declamations from the district contest. The science and vocational agriculture departments will present demonstrations, with several choral numbers by the elementary glee club. Rotary district governor Fletcher Renten and Mrs Renten are expected to attend.

The Saline Rotary Club Saine High School Science Department Vocational Agricultural Department Rotary District Fletcher Renten Renten

Past Matrons Club meets at Mrs Gross home for lunch

The Past Matrons Club held its regular business meeting Monday at Mrs Alwin Gross home with twenty three ladies present A lunch was served and the group announced the next meeting will be May 14 at Mrs Mamie Lehman home in Royal Oak.

Alwin Gross Twentythree Mamie Lehman Royal Oak

Washtenaw County Woman's Clubs Observe 35th Anniversary

Mrs. Chase S. Osborn of Sault Ste. Marie to speak on the North Atlantic Treaty at the 35th anniversary Washtenaw County Federation of Women's Clubs convention in St Marys School Chelsea opening at 10:30 Monday. Registration from 10 to 10:30 with Mrs Edwin G Staeb of Ann Arbor presiding.

Chase S. Osborn Sault Ste. Marie Washtenaw County Ypsilanti Fine Arts Edwin G. Staeb Ann Arbor Federation St. Mary’s Altar Society H. W. Campbell David Forbes Milan Charlotte Stables Manchester Earl Lavery Dexter Henry Karner Saline Lawton Steger

County Brotherhood Meets Here Sunday

Washtenaw County Men's Brotherhood will meet Sunday April 15 at Federated church at 4 30 p m Special music by the Federated church men's quartet and Rev Harold De Vries of Grace church Ann Arbor will speak Luncheon served in the church basement at six o'clock.

Washtenaw County Men's Brotherhood Federated Church Harold DeVries Grace Church Ann Arbor

New Man Named To Police Force

Harry Joseph of Dexter is the new patrolman for Saline to start April 23. He is married with one child and has over a year on the Dexter police force, coming here on the sheriff's department and Dexter village council recommendation. Cecil Albertson is promoted to chief, succeeding Ray Carlton who resigned to join Ford Motor Company plant protection.

Harry Joseph Dexter Saline Joseph Sheriff's Department Cecil Albertson Ray Carlton Ford Motor Company

Sportsman's Club to Show Alaskan Wildlife Film

The Sportsman's Club sponsors a program at Pattengill Auditorium on Sunday afternoon and evening, April 22. A color movie on Alaskan wildlife, three years in the making, will be shown. The hour and a half film features big game hunting and fishing on the Kenai Peninsula, dubbed the continent's greatest hunting and fishing country. Tick savings bank ers available at the Saline.

Washtenaw County Sportsman’s Club Pattengill Auditorium Kenai Peninsula

Junior Farm Bureau To Hold Father and Son Banquet

Washtenaw County Junior Farm Bureau sponsors a father and son banquet at Dexter High School on Wednesday April 25 starting at seven. Tickets on sale to bureau members. Reservations may be made by contacting Margaret Meske Saline or Betty Jane Pidd Dexter.

Washtenaw County Junior Farm Bureau Dexter High School Margaret Meske Saline Betty Jane Pidd Dexter

Crazy Daze musical opens Friday at high school auditorium

The Saline Child Study Club sponsors a three act musical comedy at the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday April 13 14 at 8 00 pm Pat Koesch stars as Herbert Williams with a Wi mmin folk family Kenneth Rogers is Toby Jones amateur detective Lawsy Ann Lakes Virginia Gross Edna Wilson headline in a farcical comedy with romance and mischief, continued on page 5

Saline Child Study Club Pat Koesch Herbert Williams Wimmin Herbert Pat Petrayal Manchester Tony Schild Wite Aza Post Kenneth Rogers Toby Jones Lawsy Ann Lakes Virginia Gross Lawsy Me Lawsy Ann Edna Wilson

James Cook Takes Fourth in Saline Declamation

In Saline district declamation on Friday James Cook placed fourth in the oratorical division with his piece on Common Sense. Ypsilanti Roosevelt led in three divisions with Elizabeth Elliott first in orations Mary Davey first in oratorical declamation and John Cole first in extemporaneous speech.

Saline James Cook Ypsilanti Roosevelt Elizabeth Elliott Mary Davey John Cole

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Irene A. Boice Washtenaw County Brotherhood Helen Wallo Lewis Cabins Us- 112 Saline Fire Department Alaska Sportsman’s Organization Rotary Club Federation of Woman’s Clubs Chelsea County Brotherhood Sportsman’s Club Junior Farm Bureau
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