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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1954

Page

2

Local Social Notices From Ann Arbor Area

Personal notes list visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jameson en route home from Lake Land Florida with a Cleveland visit to son J. Robert Jameson. Other items mention infant Sherrill Diane baptism at Methodist Church and hospitality at Ann Arbor homes.

E. P. Jameson Don Ford Linden Lakeland Florida Cleveland J. Robert Jameson Sherrill Diane Howard Scruggs Methodist Church Howard Feeman Martin Fucss Clara Hood Wahoo Nebraska Edward Alber George Finkbeiner Annn Arbor Reuben ‘Lambarth John Lamb Lambarth Hardware Store Sam Lambarth Max Fosdick Martha Dietiker John Buck Amanda Mayerslow Don Leitheiser C-H Ann Arbor P.eh.o G. H. Osgood

Promotion Brings Captain Thomas to Sendai Station

Lt Robert Thomas is promoted to Captain and stationed in Sendai Japan for nearly three years. He and his family plan to return to the States in May then move to Texas for an indefinite assignment after a visit with relatives. Local notes report numerous social visits and community events across Michigan including Michigan Funeral Directors Convention in Grand Rapids and Leadership Training in Ann Arbor.

Ist Robert Thomas Thomas Sendai Japan States Texas Emma Drake Albion Pierre Bourdon Haiti University of Michigan Egan Gross U. of M Michigan Funeral Directors Association Carl Curtiss Detroit Helen Thomas Donna Clare Michigan Plymouth Walter Skingly Robert Skingly Edgar Woos Dan Hall Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama Mary Margaret Curtiss Jean Nichols Midland Harold Gray Gray Roger Nielsen Laura Tweedy Ann Arbor Charles Gross G. E. Gross David Bredernitz Karl Bredernitz Calvin Engelhart Claud Engelhart Eugene Hunt Ralph Hunt Ypsilanti Lewis Ernst Daghter C. Robert Martin Martin Muskegon Edward Hering North Carolina James Jerry Patterson School Lenoir Henry McKenzie Joseph Bondie Henry Karner Clarence Wiebusch George Wood Harry Anderson Milan

Governing Least for Maximum Liberty Phrase

Notable quotation by Arthur Stevens Phelps on limited government and maximal citizen freedom. The line argues that the best government is the one that interferes least, allowing individuals the most liberty. It emphasizes restraint across authority to maximize personal autonomy.

Arthur Stevens Phelps

Hornets Triumph Over Milan Reds 4-3 in Opener

Saline Hornets beat Milan Reds 4-3 on April 20 behind Dick Hoeft three hitters and timely hitting by Wally Larson and Dick Wiedmayer. Larson homered in the first. Wiedmayer drove in runs and later homered. Milan’s Roger Trim fanned 12 but Errs and defense helped Saline secure their first win and move to 1-1 in Huron League play.

Jack Hayes Hornet Milan Saline Big Reds Dick Hoeft Wally Larson Dick Wiedmayer Huron Big Red Roger Trim Don Moebs Duke DuCharme DuCharme Trim Hornets Wiedmayer Hayesmen al Gross Big Red Padot Reds Hoeft Jim Rhoades Gilbert Hayes Larson du Charme

Hornet Nine Drops 6-2 Game at Dundee

Dundee Vikings defeat Saline 6 to 2 as Gil Toburen pitches a three hitter. Saline errors and missed scoring chances hindered the Hornets while Dundee capitalized on miscues and timely hits including three extra base hits. Wally Larson and Al Gross had Saline’s early offense. Toburen finished strong for the win.

Jack Hayes Hornet Dundee Vikings Hornets Gil Toburen Saline Moundsman Wally Larson Saline Toburen al Gross Don Schultz Dave Dermanelion

Easter Sunrise Service at Olivet College

Olivet College students and faculty gathered on the sun deck of Dole Hall for an Easter Sunday sunrise service on April 18. Duane Sanford led the service with Rev. Charles B. Hastie delivering the meditation, followed by communion. The group then moved to Dole Hall Dining Room for Easter breakfast with tables decorated for the holiday.

Olivet College Dole Hall Duane Sanford Olivet College Student Christian Association Charles B. Hastie Hastie Hilda Heusel Saline

The Cheapest Way to Let Others Fight Our Wars

The saying argues that outsourcing warfare to other nations reduces direct costs and risk for one's own country. It reflects strategic doctrine prioritizing diplomacy, alliances, and proxy actions to avoid full-scale mobilization and domestic sacrifice.

People Claim Speech Habits Often Overstated

A witty remark notes that about 90 percent of those who say they talk too much are accurate in their self assessment, highlighting self awareness and talkativeness humorously.

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