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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
3
Mrs. Carol Hayes 34 of Chelsea faces child abandonment charges after four daughters were found alone and unfed in Lyndon township. Police recall an overnight stay at the Saline Hotel with her children. Also mentioned are Patrick 10 and Douglas Hamilton 40, a roomer also linked to the case.
Five members of the prospective Class of 71 joined Doug Esch for a birthday party at his home on March 31. Attending were Betty Scherdt Sidmi Heiserman Freddie Beal Ricky Graf and Don Esch Doug's cousin, all sharing the birthday cake.
A broker advertises a three bedroom house featuring a very large living room with a roof, dining room, modern kitchen, and a family or recreation room on the first floor. Second floor has bedrooms and bath, with automatic stoker heat, aluminum storms and screens. Includes garage and large lot, priced at 12 700 dollars. Contact A. R. Burkhardt, Broker, 103 S. Lewis Saline HA 9 7450.
Saline recreation group elected two new members at its first meeting of the year on April 9. Dr. R. T. Douthat was chosen treasurer and Mrs. John Thoss, of the Woman's Club, was named secretary.
Other commission members present include Ted Hills city council Oliver Steiner school board Clyde Griffin American Legion and Ray Hunt Chamber of Commerce A meeting is set for April 21 to discuss the 59 budget and program Church School Officers Teachers to Meet April 22 Glenn R Clark superintendent announces a teachers and officers meeting at Federated Presbyterian and Baptist Church April 22 at 8 PM.
Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie attended the state convention of the P.E.O. Sisterhood in Grand, a charitable educational organization tracing roots to a college sorority.
A member of the sister hood since 1921 Mrs McKenzie serves as state recording secretary and was the first president of the Ann Arbor chapter organized in 1953. She is highlighted in Rapids coverage for activities Monday through Thursday of this week.
Mrs Arthur Heininger of Saline and Mrs A P Minick of Willis co chair the Home Economics District 6 party to be held at Lincoln School Willis at 7 30 pm on April 16. County extension agent Anha Brown notes exhibits on home economics lessons from the past two years. A junior representative to the county Home Economics Council will be elected at each party.
David Meyers 16 son of Mr and Mrs David Meyers wins a partial scholarship to the National Music Camp at Interlochen this summer in a Michigan Federation of Music Clubs contest. He submitted a taped Beethoven Piano Sonata Op 31 Nr 2 movement one and was aided by Arthur Katterjohn. A Saline High junior, he plays clarinet in the school band and plans to study at the University of Michigan School of Music after graduation.
Certificate recipients from Saline area in the class of 60 graduates completed a four week Civil Defense training course and received certificates last week. Named were Jim Gross Wally Smith Ed Filsinger Harold Armbruster and Charles Uphaus.
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