Saline Mayor proclaims Clean up-Vix-up-Paint-up Week
Henry Lenthauser proclaims April 28 to May 1 as Clean up-Vix-up-Paint-up Week urging residents to curb rubbish for city improvement. On May 1 city trucks will collect at curbs in cans or boxes.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
1
Clinton State Police Post Hosts Michigan Week Open House
Clinton post invites the public for Michigan Week May 4 to 6 with Hospitality Day from 10 am to 5 pm. Sgt. Carl Anderson says last year’s event drew thousands and officers will guide tours and explain equipment and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Police
Michigan
Carl Anderson
Clinton Post
Set
Saline Elementary Carnival Nets $772 Profit
The Saline Elementary School Room Mothers sponsored a carnival at the school on April 18 attended by a capacity crowd. After expenses, Principal Mrs. Barclay reports a $772 profit. Students and parents aided booths and a student talent show highlighted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Elementary School
Barclay
Friendship Class Hostess Dinner Today
Mrs. B. D. Hammond of 103 E. McKay Street Saline will host the Friendship Class at 10 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hammond
E. McKay Street
Saliné
Boy Scouts Camp Out Weekend Near Saline Valley Farms
Twenty six members of Troop 46 Boy Scouts of America camped at Saline Valley Farms with Scoutmaster Mike Strait and assistant Bob Merchant. They set up tents, formed four patrols, and planned meals, in a warm up for the Spring Camporee at Bruin Lake May 16 to 18 with about 14 thousand scouts expected from Lenawee, Livingston and Washtenaw counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 46
Boy Scouts of America
Saline Valley Farms
Mike Strait
Bob Merchant
Valley Farms
Strait
Bruin Lake
Lenawee
Livingston
Washtenaw
Council Rejects All Sewer Bids
Saline City Council rejected all bids on the Sanitary Sewer project at their regular meeting last Monday evening. The specifications were revamped since April 4 and new bids will be opened Friday night, April 25, at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Desbrough Family Visits Milan After Detroit Trip
Mr and Mrs George Desbrough and their sons Arthur and Howard traveled to Detroit on Sunday and then to Milan to visit their daughter Mrs Oral Mead at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Desbrough
Arthur and
Howard
Detroit
Oral Mead
Milan
Citizenship Privilege Essay Winners at Saline High
Seventy six Saline High students submitted essays on Citizenship An Honored Privilege judged by five American Legion Auxiliary members. Senior winners were Pat Johnson Joyce Clark and Joan Greden with Lyle Wahl King Brown and Janet Hert er leading the junior winners. essays advocate active civic duty and the value of birthright citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline’ High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Pat Johnson
Joyce Clark
Joan Greden
Lyle Wahl
King Brown
Janet Herter
Miss Joan Austin Competes at Michigan Dairy Princess State Pageant
Miss Joan Austin will compete at the Michigan State Dairy Princess pageant on Thursday and Friday at the Kellogg Center in East Lansing. She is accompanied by her mother, Mrs. George Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Austin
Michigan State Dairy ‘Princess
Kelloge Center
East Lansing
George’ Austin
Chicago Club Girls Plan Weekend in Windy City
Twenty four Sa line High School Chicago Club members depart Ann Arbor at 8 15 on Wednesday from the Michigan Central Depot for a four day trip to Chicago. They stay at the Conrad Hilton Hotel visit the Ice Review at the Boulevard Room and see My Fair Lady at the theatre plus stops at the Merchandise Mart Museum of Science and Industry Marshall Field Sears Roebuck Swift Packing House and a church service before returning Sunday. Each girl pays about 50 dollars with half earned by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Chicago Club
Michigan Central Depot
Ann Arbor
Windy City
Chicago
Albert Rogers
Mary Lou Lemmer
Conrad Hilton
Blvd
Hilton
Sweden
Merchandise Mart
Museum of Science and Industry
Marshall Field
Sears Roebuck
Swift
Clean-Up Week Proclaimed in Saline Michigan
Mayor Henry Leutheuser designates April 28 to May 3 as Clean-up Paint-up and Fix-up week in Saline urging citizens to cooperate. Place rubbish in boxes or containers at the curb for city trucks to pick up Thursday May 1, with curb trash out Wednesday night or very early Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leutheuser
Michigan
Zoning Plan Is Tabled Again in Saline City Council
The Saline City Council tabled a zoning plan from the Planning and Zoning Commission until May 6 to allow members more time to study the ordinance thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline City
Planning and Zoning Commission
Saline Area School District Sets June Election Date
The Saline Area School District votes to move the annual election to Monday June 9 1958. Nominating petitions due by May 20 1958 at 4 PM require 25 qualified electors’ signatures. Terms expiring: Dr Gordon Prout and Frank Brittain. Petitions available at the superintendent’s office in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Saline Area
Board of Education
Saline Area “School District
Gordon Prout
Frank Brittain
Accident Sunday on Milan Road injures one car
Saline police responded to a single vehicle crash on Milan Mooreville Road Sunday at 1 45 AM. Ray Tanabe was driving when the car ran off the road and rolled after he applied the brakes near the intersection. Vehicle damage was about 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Milan-Mooreville
Ray Tanabe
Johan
Saline council issues three building permits
The Saline City Council approved three permits at the regular meeting last Monday evening. Owen Hoeft 201 E Henry modeled kitchen costing 1200 dollars. Chas E Finn 205 W McKay added a 2 car garage and breeze conduit costs not specified. Wyarold J Riplow 310 Risdon Dr added a new concrete patio costing 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Owen Hoeft
E. Henry
E. Finn
W. McKay
Wyarold J Riplow
Fun Club Guest Night at Marty's Restaurant
The Fun Club holds a guest night dinner at Marty's Restaurant on Saturday evening. After dinner members and guests will go to the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Hamilton for an evening of social card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
Pam
Glen
Milan Editor Delivers Sears Catalog Talk to Kiwanis
Bill Collins editor of The Milan Leader spoke at the Saline Kiwanis dinner at Martys restaurant on April 21. He described Sears production of the famous big book and noted year round typographers and Donnelley catalog printing. Rick Hopkins introduced him and East Ann Arbor Kiwanis guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Collins
Milan
Saline Kiwanis Club
Marty
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
Chicago
R. R. Donnelley Co
Rick Hopkins
The
Saline Observer
East
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw Tuberculosis Association Annual Meet Held
At the 35th annual Washtenaw County Tuberculosis Association meeting on Tuesday evening April 15 Ralph W. Wright of Ypsilanti was reelected president. Jack Grimston and Mrs Clarence E Crook were chosen as vice president and treasurer respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Tuberculosis Association
Ralph W. Wright
Ypsilanti
Jack Grimston
Clarence E.crook
Ann Arbor
Herbert Ellis
Albert C. Johnson
Willow Run
Ellis
Eric T. Tebow
Stanley G. Thayer
Walter M. Whitehouse
Lawrence Husse
J. D. Renton
Olga Sirola
Merle Barr, Jr
Maxwell Sweet
Chelsea
Stanton G. Roesch
Manchester
Ernest Girbacd
Saline
Elmer A. Walter
Dexter
Peter E. Mike
George E. Bowler
Wareren R. Daniels
8. W. Donaldson
Saline Area Gets Dial Telephone Service Upgrade
Saline moves to dial telephones at an estimated total cost over 450000 with Hazel prefix. The project, led by General Telephone Co and Michigan Bell, aims for completion by August and will have no local operators with toll calls routed through an Ann Arbor center. About 1700 telephones are expected in service after conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Wm. Beagle
Telephone Company
Ann Arbor
Michigan Ave
Beagle
Saline Observer
the Observer
General Telephone Co
Michigan Bell
Hazel
Saline Area
Saline Host Students Welcome Three Oaks Band
Saline High School students hosted sixty two students and six adults from Three Oaks Michigan on Friday. After meals with their Saline hosts the visitors traveled to Ann Arbor for the District Music Festival, following a five hour bus ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Three Oaks
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Saline High School
Saline Band to Compete at State Contest in East Lansing
Saline Senior High School Band directed by Arthur Katterjohn travels to East Lansing next Saturday for the State Contest. Results will be printed in the Saline Observer next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Sr. High School
Arthur Katterjohn
East Lansing
Saline Observer
Leuthauser to Serve as Mayor for a Day in Benzonia
A report from the Observer says Mayor Henry Leuthauser will swap cities with Benzonia Mayor Robert Bennett for a day on May 5. Benzonia, in Bennzie County near Crystal Lake, is praised by the county Public Relations Committee as a vacationer’s delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Observer
Henry Leuthauser
Michigan
Robert Bennett
Benzonia
Bennzie County
Crystal Lake
Henry
Traffic Violations Log From April Detailing Speeding and Offenses
A dated notice lists multiple traffic violations by name and city from April 18 to 21. Offenses include speeding in 25 mile zones, yellow line violations, wrong or no registration, driving without glasses, and related penalties ranging from $5.00 to $16.00. Noted offenders include Harold H. Henderson Detroit and Susie Mae Hopkins Tecumseh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Henderson
Detroit
Sam Sebastian Allocco
Garden City
Sidney Koshen
Cleveland
Ohio
Bend
Kenneth C. Preston
Homewood
Ill
Bond
Susie Mae E. Hopkins
Tecumseh
Albert C. Grund
Harper Woods
Richard Kerr
Psilanti
Vincent S. Kuzmenski
Ecorse Township
Dean O. Corey
New Troy
Benjamin F. Portis
Mrs Chester Walters Dies Suddenly at University Hospital
Mrs. Chester Walters of Willow Village died Monday evening at University Hospital. Her husband is a graduate pharmacist and a senior in the School of Dentistry. he has worked part time at Giltrow Pharmacy in Saline. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Walters
Willow Village
University Hospital
School of Dentistry
Giltrow
Saline
Birthday Greetings At Bird Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Joe Holzhoffer of Jackson and Mr and Mrs Clifton Bird of Judd Road with Mr Jesse Bird of Carpenter Road were Sunday dinner guests at Earl Bird and family. Jesse Bird and Vivian Bird were celebrating birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Holzhoffer
Jackson
Clifton Bird
Judd Road
Jesse Bird
Carpenter Road
Earl ‘Bird
Vivian Bird
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Lenthauser
Hich
Clinton State
Boy Scouts
Council
United States
Jeaine Gra
Den
Carol Brown
Janet Hersler
T-B Assoc
J. Irvin Nichols
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Washtenaw County
Gen
Leuthauser
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