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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
12
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A meditation on the meaning of Christ death as a universal redemption. The author argues that Jesus death transcends time and place, uniting all peoples and cultures at Calvary, as the central event of salvation. The cross stands at the crossroads of Jerusalem Rome and Athens, embodying universal humanity. Christ died that all men might live.
Russell Blakslee of Detroit, a St. Lawrence Seaway member, says the waterway will transform the Great Lakes economy, notably in Southern Michigan, with Detroit, Escanaba, Muskegon, Hamilton, and Sarnia seen as beneficiaries and Toledo Chicago Cleveland as specialized ports. He warns against rapid harbor growth and urges calm planning.
About 350 000 teenagers are sewing and fitting outfits for 4 H dress revues at local county and state levels this summer. The program, run by the State Extension Service, teaches selecting styles colors and fabrics suited to each girl while building poise confidence grooming and leadership. Merited awards come from Simplicity Pattern Company with the state winner earning an all expense trip to Chicago Club Congress and a feather encased scissors gift. County winners receive medals. girls 10 and up can obtain details from local H Club leaders or county extension offices.
Readable items trace Saline history with 1897 bear sale at $7, 56 students in 1896 97, 1907 stockings sale 15e or 2¢ per pair for 25c, annexation petitions sent to Lansing, 1917 Ford purchase by Alfred Lambarth, Farmers Club meeting topics, and Mary Pickford viewing in Ypsilanti.
April 21 1921 the Senior Class presented Seventeen by Booth Tarkington described as the year’s most ambitious dramatic effort. Building activity noted in Saline 1927 with local home builders cited. Anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Ernest Glease celebrated with about fifty friends and eighteen attendees.
State of Michigan circuit court chancery case 34. Ruth Mary Carr by guardian James L Heckman sues Dwight E Carr. Process issued for appearance but could not be served. order to appear in Washtenaw County Circuit Court.
Local probate judge weighs disputed belts amid unclear suit. Proceedings reference a separate matter labeled as other suit in probate court. Details remain sparse as officials seek clarification on ownership and rightful claim.
Probate notices state Anna Douvitsas receives claims and examines heirs in Michigan. The order sets a deadline before 10th of a future month and directs publication of the copy of the order. Attorneys Roesch & Delhey of Saline, Michigan, prepare the filing for the registry.
Fragmented notes from Saline council session show attendance by Alt Councilmen and Attorney Dellier. Mentions minutes from April 2 and correspondence from Blake. Tabled items include property issues at West City. Unclear names and dates limit detail.
City council accepts lighting and sign notices for a parking lot and Drug wall removal due to unsightly appearance. It approves painting and equipping a panel truck donated to the Fire Department, with $228.52 expense. A new police car is approved with bids tabulated, trading in a 1956 Chevy Tudor. prices listed for Chevy, Plymouth, Dodge, Ford models with interceptor and heavy-duty options.
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