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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1954
Page
2
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings across multiple households in Brooklyn Allen Park South Lyons and Detroit with extended families in Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Germany. Events include confirmations birthdays and anniversaries plus several Lambarth family connections and guests from Wayne.
Officers and committee chairmen from four counties met at Milan on April 7 for a spring leadership training session. Washtenaw County PTA Council hosted District 3, which includes Monroe Jackson Lenawee and Washtenaw. Speaker Mrs. John B. Martin Jr editor of the Michigan Parent Teacher Bulletin spoke on Speaking on Your Feet.
Washtenaw County Hospital and Infirmary Auxiliary to hold its Annual Spring Meeting at the Infirmary on Thursday April 22 at 1 45 p m Reports by Executive Board members and election of officers to follow The business meeting will be followed by an open house and social hour with Mrs Walter Lubengayer in charge All members and representatives of group members are urged to attend The meeting is open to any Washtenaw County resident interested in infirmary activities
Max Spike of Saline Michigan has been named a member of The American Jersey Cattle Club. He breeds registered Jersey cattle and his membership was approved at the club board meeting. The club, organized in 1868, maintains pedigree records and promotes the Jersey breed with national headquarters in Columbus Ohio.
A Leadership Training Counsel course will be held in the Michigan Union in Ann Arbor on Friday April 30. Professor Howard Mc Clusky will instruct. The aim is to increase leaders’ abilities in any organization and to provide practical discussion for attendees from Saline and other areas.
In an Alabama town, 16 candidates for local offices signed a mutual pledge to run clean, gentlemanly races, aiming to curb mudslinging and keep elections honorable.
South Saline residents Mr and Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner and Mr and Mrs Elmer Rothfuss called at the Layher home near Chelsea Last Thursday night Flor ence Cornish of Eckerman visiting Layher Mrs Lubahn daughter of the Finkbeiners hosted a visit and Mr and Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner hosted dinner guests Mrs Grace Holcomb Martha Zahn and Mary Finkbeiner attended a County Federation of Womens Clubs meeting in Ann Arbor Jake Dieterle joined an open house at Norton Greenhouse Ypsilanti and Sunday Mr and Mrs John Dieterle of Ann Arbor and Jake Dieterle of Ypsilanti were supper guests of the Finkbeiner family
The 4 H Public Speaking program for fifth year renews nationwide with thousands of boys and girls benefiting from improved speaking skills. The program emphasizes confident presentation and persuasive speaking through structured lessons and practical practice.
The fifth year of a Pure Oil Company sponsored program awards county and state winners across 26 states. Leach county’s top boy and girl receive gold medals, with state prizes including a 19-jewel watch for the top boy and silverware for the top girl. Two $300 college scholarships and two all expense trips to the 33rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago are awarded to state winners. Rosemary Gladhart and Billy Sam Moore were last year’s national winners. The program is run by the Cooperative Extension Service.
A playful verse by S Omar Barker from New Mexico riffs on the irresistible urge of puppies to surge forward with a wagging tail and bounding energy. The poem uses light humor to celebrate canine enthusiasm.
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