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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1953

Page

3

Saline Child Study Club defends openness to all parents

Anonymous reader complains the club favors long-time residents and older children. President Mrs Don Leidheiser replies the Saline group welcomes all interested in Child Guidance and supports membership up to 45 people, with plans for a second club focused on younger and older children.

Saline Michigan Arthur Hagen Child Study Club Hagen Anonymous Saline Child Study Club

Saline High Band Set for Michigan School Band Festival

The Saline Senior High School Band joins 60 Michigan bands, about 3 500 students, at the Michigan School Band Festival at Michigan State College. Saline performs at 10 45 a m in the East Lansing high school cafeteria with three judge panels rating two sight readings and three selections. First division bands earn festival medals. the event is sponsored by the Michigan School Band and Orchestra association. Public invited.

Saline State of Michigan Michigan State College Jenison Fieldhouse East Lansing Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association Leonard V. Falcone

New Chemical Inhibits Grass Growth for Trimmed Edges

Kem-Kut a new chemical from Loamium Company of America Harrison New Jersey inhibits grass growth in hard to mow strips and edges. Tested three years in Bethany Connecticut and approved for targeted use though not for broad lawns due to spray equipment needs. Children pets and flowers are unharmed per Dr H D Tate US Rubber Co. Sold as a dark brown water soluble powder in one ounce packages for 500 foot strips at six inch width.

Loamium Company of America Harrison N. J Bethany Conn H. D. Tate U.S

Coming Events Across Saline Listings

The town announces events in late April and early May. A bake sale at Uphaus Store on April 25 at 1:00 p.m. a Hard Time Dance at American Legion Hall, a Mothers of Kindergarten meeting April 37 at 8:00 p.m. and a School Board election April 29. May 9 includes an Alumni bake sale at Uphaus Store. Operation Success.

Fireman’s Ladies Uphaus American Legion Hall Agriculture Room Saline High School Saline Alumni Association

Family Night Dinner Planned for Affiliated Church Members

Elders from the Presbyterian church and Deacons from the Baptist church meet with their wives to plan a Family Night Dinner at 6 30 in the Federated Church dining room. Guests include Mr Robert Saunders who departs for Langley Field Texas with Mrs Saunders.

The Presbyterian Church Baptist Church Federated Church Robert Saunders Air Corps Langley Field Texas Saunders Mary Morden Max Collins George Austin Howard Johnson Ferman Clements

Children’s Altar Dedication at Federated Church

The Federated Church will dedicate a new Children’s Altar during the morning service on Sunday April 26 at 11 o clock in the Primary Department Room. Funded by friends in memory of John W Reveling son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Reveling. The altar crafted in golden oak by Paul Lambarth measures 42 by 15 inches and features deep red velvet and Sudbury Brass accents.

Federated Church John W. Reveling Hugh Reveling Paul Lambarth Sudbury Brass Manufacturing Company Sudbury Brass

Church Confirms Dedicatory Service for Sud bury Brass Vases

The Primary Room has been redecorated with taupe Samson chairs and matching draperies. A new piano replaces old furnishings as a dedication ceremony will honor Sud bury Brass Vases on the altar in the main Sanctuary alongside the seven branched candelabra. All friends of little Johnnie Rev eling are invited.

Sudbury Little Johnnie

Worship and Meeting Notices for Local Congregation

Sunday services include worship at 10:00 a.m. and church school at 11:15 a.m. Young People plan a trip to Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio meeting at 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Mr. Chas Kern reports on the Michigan-Indiana Synod meeting during worship. Ann Arbor Regional Women's Guild meets in Manchester on Thursday, April 30.

Heidelhere College Tiffin Ohio Chas. Kern Michigan-Indiana Synod Ann Arbor

International Tea Final Plans Announced for Federated Church

Mrs Hugh Austin acting president and Mrs Arthur Jacobsen chair arrangements announce the International Tea and Exhibit to be held in the Federated Church parlors on Wednesday April 29 open to the public. Tea from Dublin linen damask table, centerpiece of United Nations flags. Cookies and tea cakes from many countries will be labeled. Exhibits may be brought to the church Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning with labeling required.

Hugh Austin Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church Arthur Jacobsen Dublin Ireland United Nations Meredith Bixby Henry McKenzie Howard Johnson Mark Forsythe George Austin Fredetto Harold Finch Max Collins Clarence Johnson J. O. Bradley Ferman Clements Paul Kleuter Hazen Jewell Mary Morden

Local Society Plans International Exhibit Display

The committee on arrangements heads the display with Mrs. Jacobsen in charge. Helpers include Mrs. Hugh Keveling Mrs. Harold Brown Mrs. Eugene Gehringer Mrs. Dwight Reynolds Mrs. John Miller Mrs. Hazen Jewell Mrs. Paul Reed Mrs. Harry Hersch and Mrs. Karl Weavie. Members will manage exhibit areas and many will wear costumes from Germany Oriental Europe and the Americas. Mrs. Fredricka McBride oldest member will wear a vintage German outfit.

Jacobsen Hugh Keveling Harold Brown Eugene Gehringer Dwight Reynolds John Miller Hazen Jewell Paul Reed Harry Hersch Karl Weavie Fredricka McBride Germany Lewis Ernst Reuben Rogers A. W. Cuff Ernest Jaeger Leonard Spicer John Lamb Fred Koebbe Maurice Henderson William Spike Dan Hall Y. Otton John Dicks C. R. Burkhart Kenneth Rogers Fannie Innis Paul Streeter McBride

4-H Club Meets At Mrs. Robison's Home

The Busy Workers 4-H Club met at Mrs. Robison's home on Monday April 6 for a local style show. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Gleason. After the show the club girls presented their trays.

4-H Club Robison Robinson Gleason

Garden club forms for summer after cooperative supper

On Thursday April 16 a cooperative supper was held at Mrs. Carr's home. After the meal achievement certificates were distributed and the garden club organized for the summer. Attendees reached 100 percent as the girls discussed plans for summer activities. Reporter Ruth Lutz.

Probate Court sets date for Hauser estate account

In Washtenaw County Michigan Judge Jay H. Payne orders the examination and allowance of the 24th account of Detroit Trust Company as Trustee Under Will of Edward A. Hauser. The hearing is slated for May 25, 1958 at 10:00 AM at the Ann Arbor Probate Office with public notice to run for three weeks in the Saline Observer.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Ann Arbor Jay H. Payne Edward A. Hauser Detroit Trust Company Saline

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sincerely, Mrs Arthur E. Hagen Don Leidheiser Sam Lambarth FORD Ford Tudor Desoto Plymouth Wiedmar N. Ann Arbor Saline High Church Officers East Childrens Sosker Boeitzer and Orchestra Memorial Home Association ST. Paul’s Church Evangelical & Reformed Alvin Siemsen William H. Stagg Miracle OF America America Oworlg Syndicat Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Reserve System Heinz Catsup Ann Arbor Saline
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