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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
4
In 1960 the eighth grade discusses saving for a senior trip during activity period. Marlene Eisemen and Eugene Buddy report on fundraising efforts and records. A motion elects a special Senior Trip treasurer, with Rachel Woods chosen for the role.
The Wasp line contest ends with the May issue. Winners receive awards. Contributions from writers printers staplers and distributors are eligible.
The Saline Observer sends birthday greetings this week to Mrs. Gladys A Benfield Walter Luckhardt Margaret Hunt Eugene Eadie Deborah Wahl Ralph Harwood Ferman Clements Billy Rogers Norine Phelps Tommy Phelps Grant Cady Sam Lambarth Mrs Edwin Hering Bea Ann Kellogg Debra Seitz Robert Love Sr.
Full basement with oil furnace and automatic hot water heater. Well located on a large lot near the school. Fruit and shade trees enhance the yard. Large garage offers substantial storage and workspace.
New year listing for a three bedroom home at Wampler's Lake with a large living room and a well equipped kitchen. Features include a full basement fireplaces large lake frontage jet two car garage paved drives and road possession soon.
On Friday April 6 Saline Junior High exchanged three students with Manchester Junior High. Saline hosted a seventh grader and two eighth graders from Manchester while Saline was represented in Manchester by Carol Coates Janet Hertler and Jan Losee from the tenth eighth and ninth grades. Mr Jaquith called the program very successful and hopes it continues next year.
The Junior High Band held an assembly on Tuesday April 3 to record for a radio broadcast. They performed Hoosier School Master by Yoder Melody of Love by Glazer and Engelmann and New Colonial March by Hall. Director Mr Katterjohn thanks the band and the students who supplied sound effects.
Members of the Mary Martha Guild and their families enjoyed a Thursday dinner in Trinity church basement. Hostess Mrs Lean Bernard led the evening as the service committee included Mrs Wilson Scott Mrs Winnie Gall and Mrs Irwin Schneider. After the business meeting Mrs Arthur Wacker presented an illustrated lecture on Lutheran missions in North Rhodesia Africa.
Robert Burmeister and Marie Baginski, both of Detroit, were married last Saturday in a church ceremony in Detroit. Attending from Saline were Mr. and Mrs. George Burmeister, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Haessler, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lindeman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burmeis, Mrs. David Hoeft, and Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Schultz, along with Carol, Gail, Janice and Irene Burmeister.
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