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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1952

Page

3

New Volcanic Island in Pacific Near Philippines Emerges

A newly formed volcanic island rises in the Pacific Ocean near the Philippines. It has no name and does not belong to any country, implying no taxes. A separate note mentions a warehouse robbery where an advertised nightwatchman was robbed. The longest U.S. place name is cited as Chargoggagoggmanchauggaughauggchaubunagungamau.

Pacific Ocean Phillipines United States Webster Massachusetts Connecticut Line

Grammar school blame and science basics in small town dialogue

A lively reading features a grammar school principal and a primary teacher faulting student preparation while a mother defends the child. It also includes an analogy of atoms to solar systems, a kitchen tea anecdote, Eisenhower praise, baseball and football snippets, and a local box score with Chelsea and Saline.

Grammar School

Hornet Nine Falls To Chelsea In Season Opener

Saline Hish's Hornet baseball team opened the 1952 season with a 24 to 3 loss to Chelsea on Tuesday afternoon in Chelsea. Chelsea pitchers Merkel Bareis combined for eight hits as Hornets collected all 15 outs on infield hits, while Chelsea hitters totaled 17 safeties. Hornet pitchers walked seven and hit two. Chelsea's Merkel struck out six. Al Knickerbocker led Chelsea with four hits in six at bats.

Don McClear Bill Clark Bob Bertke Dick Bareis Hornets Jim Schroeder Chelsea Saline Dick Merkel Phil Bareis Hal Qwens Dick Hoeft Steve MacArthur Vern Drake Walfred Larsen Miller Saline Hish Hornet Bulldog Bulldogs Wergq Merkel Bareis Bulemore Chelsea Duckers Walfred Larson Drake Jerry Miller al Knickerbocker

Hornet Trackmen Set for River Rouge Relays in Ann Arbor

Coach Padsen directs sixteen Hornets in the River Rouge Relays at Yost Fieldhouse Ann Arbor the meet billed as the nation’s largest high school indoor track event Joe Graf leads entries in the 60 yard dash and multiple events with Jerry Gonser and James Cook among key contenders Saline standout Graf aims for wins in several races while others seek stronger showings than at Central College Relays.

John Padsen River Rouge Yost Fieldhouse Ann Arbor United States Michigan Padsen Joe Graf Dave Gietrow James Cook Ken Burmeister Dave Giebtrow Verne Drake Charles Anderson Dick Wiedmayer Jerry Gonser Dick Miller Emil Sattler Jim Schroeder Dick Gonser Wayne Luckhardt Howard Braun Egon Gross Saline Hornets Gonser Hornet Central College

Thursday 7 0 Clock Bowling League Season Ends

The league closes with Haarers Market in first, Burkharts Slick Chicks second, Hot Shots and Flippers tied for third, Grosshans Lodi Snaps fourth, Universal fifth. Team high game was 819 as memories and IFL moments linger until September.

Hi Forks Haarers Market Burkharts Slick Chicks Hot Shots Flippers Grosshans Lodi Universal

Slick Chicks Bowing Night Recap and Banquet Reminder

The Slick Chicks bowling team posted a high team score of 763 and Universal 2162 in a week of strong play. Shirley Armbruster led the week with a 592 series and 231 single game while Leona Rogers added a 191 high game. Banquet set for April 24 at the Legion Hall hosted by D Stimpson with several players noted for improved averages and milestones.

Slick Chicks Haarers Shirley Bredernitz Shirley Armbruster Leona Rogers Betty Hieber Peg Steiner Joan Steiner Marian Gillespie Martha Graf Martha Boutson Lucy Turner Jackie Hoeftz Wanda Crittenden Plug One Universal Helen Haarer Kay Mitchalke Mariay Gillespie Jackie Hoeft Elsie Hanson Mable Haarer Arpik Legion Hall D. Stimpson

Hotel men at Lansing convention recalled from 20 years ago

Henry Leutheuser attended a four convention gathering of hotel men in Lansing in the latter part of last week. R. Parsons joined a wool buyers convention in Lansing on business last Thursday. Mrs. Bert Moore and daughter Helen of Lodi Center visited Augusta Shaeffer last Friday. Arthur Armbruster and spouse attended John Bohner's funeral in Ypsilanti on Sunday. The Kazoo Band led by Alvin Gross performed at the Hardware Convention in the Masonic Temple Ann Arbor last Thursday evening.

Henry Leutheuser Lansing GCG R. Parsons Bert “Moore Helen Lodi Center S. Augusta Shaeffer Arthur Armbruster Johm Bohner Ypsilanti Alwin Gross Masonic Temple Ann Arbor

Classifieds note rural rental and sale items in Observer

An ad note lists single plaid blankets at 50 cents at Parsons and a rental offer for a 10 room house with farm land 1 1/2 miles southwest of Saline at $15 a month. Inquiries directed to 807 West Liberty Street in Ann Arbor.

The Observer Parsons Saline Liberty Street Ann Arbor

Locals share Easter visit notes from South Lyon and Ypsilanti

Locals report Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Rosen of South Lyon dined with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson last Wednesday. Easter entertaining was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Griffin for Walter Armbruster, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armbruster and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cady of Ypsilanti. Mrs. Helen Griffin and her children left Wednesday for the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Arvid Rosen South Lyon Harry Anderson Clyde Griffin Walter Armbruster Harold Armbruster Owen Cady Ypsilanti Helen Griffin

Marshall Griffin Plans Week in Traverse City

Marshall Griffin will spend the remainder of the week in Traverse City. Local social notes record visits and gatherings including the Forsythe and Wanty families from Milan Monroe and Dexter, Easter celebrations, a new baby born to Henry Boomer and Isabel Cuff, and a Farm Bureau meeting at the Ross home.

Marshall Griffin Traverse City Edgar Forsythe Don’ Wanty Milan John Wanty Monroe Adrian Elisman Kenneth Lavery Mark Harlan Lavery Dexter Henry Boomer Parma Idaho David Bruce

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