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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1950

Page

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Civic Pride and Local Efforts Highlight Saline News

Civic pride shines in Saline with well kept premises and calls for a community beautification project. An old idea proposed by a Saline resident would plant roadside crab trees to draw visitors, with Road Commission willing to cooperate for highway landscaping. The column also reports on Monday’s early oats sowing on Willow Road, school bus safety cautions, night bike lights urged by Police Chief Ray Carlton, and a Shell Oil clean-up award for Bob Harris. It notes Washtenaw County high school superintendents’ dinner in Ypsilanti about millage allocation and school funding tensions, plus the Tigers’ late inning comeback in Cleveland with Calvert.

Saline County Road Commission Howard Miller Willow Road Miller Ray Carlton Lambarth Brothers Bob Harris Shell Shell Oil Company Shell Company Statler Chicago Detroit Bob Washtenaw County Council of Estabrook Ypsilanti Board of Supervisors Board of Education County Allocation Board Dexter Chelsea Manchester Pittsfield Ann Arbor Lincoln Milan Willow Run Jin Cleveland Tigers Calvert

Family Night Dinner At Federated Church

The Federated church ends its season with a Friday evening Family Night dinner at seven. Attendees bring their own table service and food to pass, with coffee served by the committee. Choir members organize the program and service, featuring solo and chorus numbers plus violin harmonica and piano pieces. Families are urged to attend this annual spring event, last before October.

Federated Church A. W. Cuff Silas Nord George Austin Reuben Rogers Howard Johnson

Legion Eyes Junior Ball Club Drive With Meeting

The American Legion will hold a special meeting tonight at 8 o clock to discuss plans for a junior baseball league. They invite all interested to attend and announce a dancing party Saturday night and a Second District meeting Sunday.

The American Legion

Saline Scouts to Honor Court of Honor Tonight

Saline Boy Scouts plan a 7 30 PM Court of Honor at Slasson Junior High School Ann Arbor. Twelve Scouts will earn 29 merit badges along with other advancements. Emil Sattler to receive Star rank. Walfred Larson and Jerry Miller promoted to First Class. Dick Gonser and Robert Groeb awarded Second Class. A strong parent turnout is anticipated following last February court. Scouts meet at the YMCA for a 6 00 to 7 00 swimming period beforehand.

Saline Boy Scouts Slasson Ann Arbor Emil Sattler Walfred Larson Jerry Miller Dick Gonser Robert Groeb Saline Troop 46 Court of Honor YMCA

Theatre Owners Sue Over Misrepresented Sales Figures

Saline theater owners Mr and Mrs Gunnar Olofson sue former owners for 6500 dollars claiming misrepresented income potential at sale. Visiting Judge Frank M Doty issued a temporary injunction blocking sale of the Olofsons Laingsburg home deeded by the Januszyks as part payment. The couple bought the theater January 3 1950 for 6500 cash and deed. They seek compensatory damages for alleged fraud and reduced net income.

Saline Theater Gunnar Olofson Michigan Kim Sigler Victor Anderson Olofsons Stanley Pietrzak Alexander Januszyk Belleville Frank M. Doty Pontiac Januszyks Laingsburg Mich Olofsens

Sophomores Sponsor Penny Carnival at Saline High

The Saline High School Sophomore class hosts a Penny Carnival in the school auditorium on Saturday April 22 from 8 to 11 p m. An auction of faculty duties, pie and jello eating contests, crownings, penny jars for king and queen, and various concessions including a fish pond and clown entertainment promise a humorous community event. Proceeds support the sophomore class and refreshments will be sold.

Saline High School Fun House Fortune Selling Penny Pitch Western Union

Team Standings and Upcoming Matches at Local League

Ed's Grocery leads with 81 39, Five Points 80 40, Saline Hatchery 66 54, Trinity 54 66, Farmers 42 78, Gross Implement 37 86. Next week Alleys 1 2 Ed's Grocery vs Five Points. 3 4 Farmers vs Ed's Grocery. 5 6 Trinity vs Saline Hatchery. Mike Wilson high three games 620. No gains in top three standings.

Saline Hatchery Trinity

License Granted for Hirth Brothers Dairy Saline Sale

Hirth Brothers Dairy of Ann Arbor has been granted a license to retail their products in Saline. The city council previously held the license pending determination of the operating conditions for a Saline retailer in Ann Arbor.

Hirth Brothers Dairy Ann Arbor

Saline seniors set April eastern road trip with tour

Forty one members of Saline High School senior class depart Sunday afternoon for Toledo by bus then take the Ambassador Limited to Washington. Chaperons Mr and Mrs Ol in Wanty and a B&O representative accompany the group on a multi day itinerary through Harpers Ferry Pittsburgh Cumberland and many Washington sites ending with a New York return.

The Saline High School Toledo Baltimore & Ohio Ambassador Limited Olin Wanty Union Tation Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Cumberland Harpers Ferry W. Va West Virginia Maryland Virginia Shenandoah Potomac Union Station Washington, D. C Gray Line Sightseeing Company Washington Bureau of Printing and Engraving Federal Bureau of Investigation Congressional Library U. S. Capitol Building Lafayette Hotel Washington Monument Smithsonian Institute U. S. National Museum Pan American Building White House Alexandria Arlington Mount ‘Vernon Lincoln Memorial Philadelphia Jersey City New York Hudson River Times Square Manhattan Radio ‘City St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fifth Avenue University Club Tiffany & Company Central Park Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of the City of New York Harlem Cathedral of St. John the Divine Columbia ‘University Riverside Church Grant's Tomb George. Washington Bridge

April Is Clean Up Month in Michigan Homes and Farms

Michigan health officials declare April Clean-Up Month to reduce deadly accidents at home and on farms. They urge checks of heating, electrical wiring, removal of clutter, proper lighting, safe ladder use, poison control, device storage, and repair of farm machinery and fences to prevent fires, falls, and injuries.

Michigan Department of Health Michigan

Two 17 year old Detroit youths caught in stolen car

Robert Armstrong and John White both 17 of Detroit were picked up in Saline at 12 45 a m Wednesday by Officer Albertson. They drove a stolen 1949 Ford with a license plate displayed upside down. The theft was reported in Detroit on April 18. They were turned over to the State Police.

Robert Armstrong John White Detroit C. &. Albertson Albertson Ypsilanti

Freshman Class Talent Show at Saline High School

The Freshmen class presents a talent show on Wednesday night April 26 at 8 at Saline High School to raise funds for their senior trip. Proceeds support transportation, with door prizes and pastry box auctions. The program features singing, piano and accordion solos, rhythmic and tumbling acts, a comedy sketch, twirling, and a final skit starring multiple students.

the Saline High School Nancy Woods Martha Clouse LaVern Drake Jean Darlene Klumpp Alice Gilbert Joyce Hocking Betty Alber Shirley Shultz Ronnie Finkbeiner Joie Gra James Cook David Bredernitz Dick Miller Dorothy Marion Rhea Menzel Helen Graf Virginia Carl Irene Trinkle Shirley Sanderson Marilyn Murray Larry Hafemeister Larry Wiedmayer John McCoy Filton Moehn Lois Finch Charlotte Feeman Pat Happ Pat Rogers

Salimie Attends Jackson Traffic Safety Gathering

Superintendent Leo Jensen Justice George Wood and Police Chief Ray Carlton attended a traffic safety program in Jackson Tuesday night. The State Safety Commission with 69 advisory groups backs a statewide safety push in Michigan. Thomas H. MacDonald, head of the Public Roads Administration, notes current vehicle brake maintenance is inconsistent and calls for stricter enforcement.

Leo Jensen George Wood Ray Carlton Jackson State Safety Commission Michigan Thomas H. MacDonald United States Public Roads Administration

Traffic Dangers for Saline Children Highlighted

Chief Ray Carlton warns hundreds of child injuries yearly from running into streets. He urges low driving speeds near play areas, parental lessons on street safety, and keeping an extra ball to prevent street chases. Carlton represents Saline in the National Pedestrian Protection Contests by the A A A.

Ray Carlton Saline Carlton American Automobile Association

Saline Area Real Estate Suit Involving City and Drain

Mary Grace Brown of Detroit has served a summons on the City of Saline, Washtenaw County, and Cortez Hall in circuit court over a southeast Saline property Hall acquired for subdivision. A county drain and city sewer line run through the site with easements. Hall claims no easement exists in his abstract and seeks damages. Brown previously listed the property through her agency.

Mary Grace Brown Detroit Saline Washtenaw Cortez Hall Hall

Donkey Ball Night Sponsored by Saline FFA

The Saline FFA sponsors a donkey basketball game April 21 at 7 30 p m in Saline High School gym with Ralph Godfrey providing donkeys. A trained donkey act between quarters and a Hobby Donkey Derby accompany the slate of matches including FFA vs Varsity and other local groups. Cash prizes for top scorers. Matinee games feature grade levels. James Girbach reports.

Saline F. F. A Saline High School Ralph Godfrey FFA Varsity American Legion Firemen Rotary JCC Saline High Girls City Girls America James Girbach

Red Cross Offers Water Safety and First Aid Courses In April

The Washtenaw County Red Cross announces two new courses. An instructor’s course in water safety runs April 17 to May 5 with four preparatory sessions April 17 and a full five week program, led by five instructors including Gerald Breenlich and Ruth Harris. A standard first aid course starts April 19 and runs five weeks on Tuesdays and Thursdays led by Miriam Brown. Both are free and open to the public. registration via Red Cross Ann Arbor 26546.

Red Cross Washtenaw County Gerald Breenlich Jack Manthei Fritzie Gareis Austin Shales Ruth Harris Ann Arbor Miriam FE. Brown

4-H Club Seeks Youth In Livestock Work

Boys and girls over ten years of age interested in livestock and dairying are urged to contact Albert Gall at 143F22 for details. A liner ad is available to promote participation.

Albert Gall

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