Hospital Drive Advances With Open House and Banquet
The Saline Community Hospital Building Fund campaign announces a three year pledge plan led by co chairs Ernst Girbach Alwin Gross Leo L Jensen Frank Brittain Arthur Heininger and Dr Harold A Miller. An Educational Dinner April 14 at the Saline American Legion Building kicks off the drive with pledges for area gifts memorial gifts and rooms named for donors.
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Saline Community Hospital Building Fund
Saline American Legion
Saline Gifts Committee
Leo L. Jensen
Frank Brittain
Arthur Heininger
Harold A. Miller
Room Mothers To Meet Monday
The April meeting of the Room Mothers, postponed one week, will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The Elementary Teachers Policy Committee will present the program. Present room mothers should submit replacement names at this meeting.
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Lester McCoy
Reid Ross
Charles Jacquith
Bucklin
Barkley
Barber
Reminder of Unpaid Water Bills Cited by City Clerk
EJ Muir city clerk notes several water bills remain unpaid and urges timely payment to avoid service interruption or further action. The notice underscores municipal collection efforts and potential penalties for delinquency.
Chrysler Honors Local Dealer Elmer J Steer
Chrysler Corporation awarded Elmer J Steer Dodge and Plymouth dealer of Saline Midh with a bronze plaque for seven years of continuous participation in the Master Technicians Service Conference. Steer said the award marks a milestone in keeping mechanics current to eliminate guesswork and improve customer service.
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Elmer J. Steer
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler
Steer
Jaycee Egg Hunt Draws Large Turnout in Saline Park
The Easter Eye Hunt by the JCCs drew over one hundred children Saturday in Saline Park. Preschool winners included Bonnie and Diane Guenther and Jane Estes. kindergar ten to second graders winners included Bruce Krumpel and Nancy Tull. third to fourth graders winners were Allan Hartman and Kathy Reed. Organizers Kenneth Savery and Donald Rapp led a committee with Bob Harrison and others. parents assisted by guarding river banks.
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Bonnie
Diane Guenther
Ricky McLean
Ruth Esch
Roger Lossing
Phillip Ormsby
Gerald Heiber
Jane Estes
Kidergarten
Bruce Krumpel
Nancy Tull
Susie Englehart
Carol Engel
Mary Scherdt
Susy Drake
Deborah Carr
Allan Hartman
Douglas Hiser
Kathy Reed
Dennis Rogers
David Seeger
Thomas Sutton
Kenneth Savery
Ypsilantia
Donald Rapp
Paul Woods
Jack Steele
Bob Harrison
Mr. Savery
Robert Harrison
FHA Delegates To Attend State Convention
The Saline Chapter of Future Homemakers of America will send delegates to the State Convention in Grand Rapids on April 14 and 15. Attending are Rose Marie Erickson Judy Jordan Marlene Hiseman Mary Prout and others including dancers Pat Teachout Carol Burmeister Carolyn Conner Nan Young led by Nan Young with Sally Cook Phillis Hartman Louise Wackenhut and advisors Mrs Alberta Rogers and Mrs Frances Lockwood.
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Saline
Future Homemakers of America
Grand Rapids
Rose Marie Erickson
Judy Jordan
Marlene Hiseman
Mary Prout
New Horizons
Saline Girls
Pat Teachout
Carol Burmeister
Carolyn Conner
Nan Young
Sally Cook
F.H.A
Phillis Hartman
Louise Wackenhut
Alberta Rogers
Frances Lockwood
James Moser Family Returns From Germany
Captain James Moser and his wife plus children have returned from Furstenfeldbruck Air Base Germany after eighteen months. They moved into a home at the corner of E Henry and Williams in Saline. Lt Captain Moser remains at Camp Kilmore New Jersey awaiting separation papers.
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Furstenfeldbruck Air Base
Germany
Moser
Saline
E. Henry and
Williams
Camp Kilmore
N.J
Aléser
Helen Lambarth
Tor
Sam Lambarth
Local Musicians Play In Youth Symphony Concert
The Southern Michigan Youth Symphony carried 119 teens from 28 communities and 46 schools to a Detroit concert on April 9 under Orion Dalley. Participants included Karen Taylor and others. program featured works by Bordin Grieg Soul ahti Bizet. six scholarships awarded from the James Foster Foundation.
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Southern Michigan Youth Symphony
Detroit
Nthe Radhham Educational Memorial
Orion Dalley
Karen Taylor
James Austin
Joan Austin
Sallie Haswell
Marg Hieber
Bordin
Grieg
Soulahti
Bizet
University of Michigan Extension Service
School of Music
Michigan Youth Symphony
Karen Taylor Wins Scholarship at Interlochen Camp
Karen Taylor of 220 Monroe Street is among six winners of Tuition Scholarships to the National Music Camp at Interlochen. The awards were given Saturday by the Hames Foster Foundation of Ann Arbor to talented musicians of the Southern Michigan Youth Symphony during a concert at the Ratkan Educational Memorial in Detroit. Scholarships recognize growth in orchestral ensemble, individual study, and loyalty to school organizations.
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James Foster Foundation
Ann Arbor
Miss Taylor
Karen Taylor
Monroe St
Interlochen
Hames Foster
Rex Remembered by Natives in Area Claim
A local assertion claims Rex is remembered by area natives as a central figure. The statement emphasizes regional memory and identity linked to the person or symbol named Rex. Specific details or corroborating sources are not provided.
Saline Child Study Club Postpones Meeting Panel on Teen Agers
The Saline Child Study Club reschedules its regular meeting to Wednesday evening April 20 at Mrs. Loren Wild’s home on Russell Street. James Johnson, the high school Student Guidance teacher, will moderate a fathers panel discussion on Teen-Agers with refreshments after. Members urged to attend.
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Saline Child Study Club
Loren Wild
Russell St
James Johnson
Opening in the Middle of April Sparks Baseball Talk
The note hints at baseball's start in mid April, signaling the season's early preparations. It mentions the year and general timing without specific teams or venues, reflecting a brief preview in a historical newspaper snippet.
Large Turnout Expected at Saline Merchants Open House
The Saline Merchants Association announces Friday Open House with 25 merchants signed up for a massive sales festival. Organizers promise real bargains rather than discounted leftovers, signaling strong community turnout and optimism for the event.
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FOH
Easter services fill Saline churches with devotion
Easter crowds gathered across Saline as St Andrews held the Blessing of New Fire Palms and Baptismal Water at midnight and St Pauls hosted a Sunrise Service. Youth groups led prayers scripture and songs while federated and host churches offered breakfast and decoration. The Federated Church choir closed the day with an annual Easter musical featuring guest soloist Douglas Stott.
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St. Andrews Church
St. Pauls Church
Methodist
Federated
The
Federated Church
Douglas Stott
Car stolen from 217 S Ann Arbor St Ward
A 55 Ford two tone green was taken from in front of 217 S Ann Arbor St after 1:00 AM Tuesday. The vehicle is owned by Keith E Brososky.
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S. Ann Arbor St
Keith E. Brososky
Saline Police Shift to Stop Signs at Intersections
The Saline Police Department reports many complaints and near-accidents at busy intersections. Stop signs and Stop streets have been designated to curb right of way violations. Residents urged to observe signs and cooperate, with enforcement to follow.
Freshmen to Hold Paper Drive at Sa line Area Schools
The freshman class plans a house to house paper collection on Saturday April 16. Residents should place papers on their porch or lawn for pickup by volunteers.
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Saline Area
Saline merchants push for big Bargain Day and Appreciation Friday
Saline merchants urge shoppers to fill a questionnaire and join the Saline Habit by buying locally at reduced prices. The Observer launches a special edition listing specials and promoting weekly Appreciation Days each Friday, with participating merchants posting in windows. Nearby residents are invited to attend the enhanced sales event touted as the area’s largest. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Max Fosdick and families, and Mr and Mrs James Beal at Chelsea.
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Observer
Rev Engel To Speak At Indian Missions
Rev H L Engel pastor of Frinity Lutheran Church will depart Monday for Apache reservations in Arizona. As executive secretary of Lutheran Missions among Southwest Indians he will meet mission leaders, the Federal Indian Service, and Tribal Councils. He will be chief speaker at all day conferences at Whiteriver east Fork Mission and hopes to return by April 28.
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Arizona
Engel
Lutheran Missions
Southwest
Federal Indian Service
East Fork
Whiteriver
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