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Good Will and Fire Bell Tone in Saline
Observations argue good will as key to business trust citing small retailers as more sincere than big producers. The article notes Saline fire department failed to ring its bell after Mercantile fire, suggesting an electric siren as a reliable, affordable improvement for faster alarms.
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Saline
Two Youth Organizations in Saline Praised for Service
The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts in Saline receive praise from County Scout Commissioner Wallace Watt for leadership by Melvin Abe Alber. Both groups are praised for community projects and outstanding county progress. A call is made for a similar organization for older boys to boost athletic and recreational activities locally.
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Boy Scouts
Cubs
Melvin “Abe” Alber
Wallace, Watt
Scout
Thos
Saline
Local Cubs Hold Campfire Meeting at Camp Miller
Saline Cubs gathered at Camp Miller on the Saline river three miles south of town for a campfire evening. Awards were given for perfect attendance, den assignments were announced, and investiture rites completed for candidates Charles Uphaus Fred Gillen Bob Rogers Grover Burgan Richard Jahnke and Gerald Kern.
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Saline Cubs
Camp Miller
Saline River
M. A. Alber
Milton Hartman
Alvan Lange
Kenneth Volz
Lloyd Bowen
Lloyd Armbruster
John Albert Schroen
Ronald Coe
Richard Jahnke
Gerald Kern
Cubs
Five Point
Warren Gross
Den
John Athbert Schroen
Denner
College warns farmers on spraying methods and timing
Ex tension horticulturist H A Cardin ell of Michigan State College reports a late start for apple scab spores and urges timely spraying. Don Catlon confirms first spores in the district as growers are advised to protect new tender foliage with a 2 percent galion lime sulfur or 10 pounds dry lime sulfur plus pesticides for scab aphids and other pests. Sweet cherry buds are targeted for black cherry aphids using lime sulfur and nicotine sulfate. Farmers are urged to apply nitrate fertilizer soon and monitor weather for rain. Sainsbury voters reject a half mill tax for a community hand, per Brighton Argus.
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H. A. Cardinell
Michigan State College
H. S. Osler
Don Catlon
Michigan
Sainsbury
Brighton Argus
Publication Order in Hauser Estate Case
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders examination and allowance of The Detroit Trust Company's second annual account as Trustee in the Estate of Howard A. Hauser. Hearing set for May 6, 1951 at 10:00 AM with publication in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Judge Jay G. Pray signs. Nora O. Borgert, Register.
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Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Howard A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Saline
American Legion Post Attends Jackson District Convention
Fourteen members of William B. Lutz Post journeyed to Jackson for the second district American Legion convention. They toured the new state prison, attended a banquet hosted by the Jackson Sea Scouts, heard four speakers, and held brief business sessions at the post home afterward.
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Jackson
The
American Legion
William B. Lutz Post
New State
Jackson Post
Jackson Sea Scouts
Trees Planted at Saline City Park by 4-H Clubs
Simple ceremonies marked the planting of 1 000 pines and spruce trees in the Saline tourist camp and park last Wednesday morning. R F Kroodsma and Arthur Hagen led local 4 H members who planted the trees. The city funded the project with 4 H clubs doing the actual planting and a planned summer dedication.
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Saline
R. F. Kroodsma
State Extension
Arthur Hagen
Mr. Kroodsma
Saline Junior
F. O. Wiedman
Saline Rotary Club
J. B. Wallace
Rotary Club
Nora Gordon
Council Proceedings Authorize City Officials and Budgets
Regular council meeting in the council chambers April 8 with Mayor Sugden presiding. The council retained Roscoe Bonisteel as attorney at $100 yearly and C. E. H. Alber as city superintendent at $1,000 yearly. Adam Klumpp named police chief at $10 monthly and fire chief personnel retained. Health officer Dr J B Wallace kept at $100 yearly with deputy duties for cemetery duties. Biennial election canvas approved, tax rate set at $15 per thousand, and board of review formed. Bills itemized and approved. meeting adjourned. Fire at Island Lake Hotel caused heavy damage, roof destroyed, walls left standing. only upper floors flooded.
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Sugden
Fairbank
Uphaus
Gross
Cook
Roscoe Bonisteel
Yeas
C. E H. Alber
Adam Klumpp
J. B. Wallace
Dr. Wallace
Ben Uphaus
Lloyd Fairbanks
Board of Review
Doubleday Bros. & Co
Badger Meter Co
Pets Mich. State College
Patek Nne
Municipal League Dues Municipal League
Frank Camburn
Raymond Burkhardt
Martin Schaible
S. R. Wilson
Mary Gauss
Detroit Edison Co
Saline Mercantile Co
G. W
John Fritz
Fred Luckhardt
Aaron Luckhardt
CL EL Alber
Raymond Daniels
Fairbanks
Mark B. Sugden
Lottie Wallace
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Washtenaw County
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Washtenaw
American Legion Post
Saline City Park
Council Proceedings
Island- Lake Hotel
Alwin Burkhardt
Thos. M. Bridges
Mrs. Bridges
Simmons
Simmons Slumber King
Boston
J. George Schmid
John.e. Dicks
West Side Garage
Royal Fence