Teen Canteen Keeps Momentum Five Weeks In
The Saline Teen Canteen reports over 70 weekly attendees with 129 membership cards issued to restrict access to the Saline Area School District. Rotary volunteers donated 50 dollars to support Friday night gatherings at the Masonic Hall, aided by funds from Community Chest and local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Saline Area
Rotary
Sealine Rotary
William Crim
The
Saline Savings Bank
Larry Deede
Deede
Saline Rotary Club
Rotarians
Community Chest
Meredith Bixby’s
Bernice Armbruster
Rose Anderson
Bob Klueter
Nona Schmid
Jane Burdick
Shirley Klinedinst
George Wood
Masonic Lodge
Republicans Sweep Saline and Saline Area Students Shine
Saline area residents praise young musicians at the National Music Camp in Interlochen. Five students were chosen. Jim Austin, Karen Taylor, Christina Schnierle, Joan Austin, and Sally Stimpson attend various camp programs and state ensembles. In the August primary, Republican voters totaled 270 versus 47 Democrats. top picks include Governor Ower Cleary and U S Senator Homer Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area
Interlochen
Jim Austin
Karen Taylor
Jim
Christina Schnierle
Joan Austin
Christina
Joan
Chris
U. of M
Sally Stimpson
All State
Tao
Ower Cleary
Donald Leonard
D. Hale Brake
Eugene C. Keyes
Clarence Reid
United States
Homer Ferguson
Congress
George Meader
Louis Christman
John Campbell
Joseph Warner
Disabled Veterans Family Picnic in Washtenaw County
The Washtenaw County Chapter No. 13 of the Disabled Veterans will host a family picnic at Dexter Huron Park on Huron River Drive seven miles west of Ann Arbor. The event begins at 1 30 PM with games for kids and a pot luck dish per family. Patients from the VA Hospital will attend. Rom Dettling of Dexter leads planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Dexter Huron
Huron River Drive
Ann Arbor
Rom Dettling
Dexter
Bond Issue Passes By Overwhelming Vote
The Saline bond issue passed at the election on Tuesday with 276 votes cast. About 2%4 favored the measure, 43 opposed and 9 were void.
Candida Extends Run At Saline Mill Theatre
Candida opens last Tuesday at Saline Mill Theatre and will run three weeks through August 14 due to demand. The Lady's Not For Burning shifts to August 17 and runs to September 4, with Uncle Harry canceled to fit extensions. Season closes September 4. guest tickets will be mailed to season-ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Mill Theatre
Barbara Hamel
Miss Hamel
Candida
the Mill
John J. Hamel
Summer Canteen Opens for Teens as Season Nears End
The note urges teens who missed summer activities to join, with membership cards at 25 cents valid for the rest of the season. The canteen runs Fridays 8 PM to 2 AM, and officials doubt extending hours into fall and winter, citing school activities as filling social gaps.
Cream Social At Federated Church Planned For Aug 7
The Young People's Society hosts an ice cream social on the Federated Church lawn Saturday evening August 7 at 6 30. Proceeds support church front repairs. The event features tables lighting ice cream cold drinks home made cakes and a candy booth with several residents in charge of arrangements and publicity.
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Young People’s Society
Federated Church
Taylor Jacobsen
Sally Cook
James
Gordon Family Reunion at Saline Park
The Gordon family reunion was held at Saline Park last Sunday with 48 members present. A noon dinner featured chicken and hickory nut cake. Officers elected for the coming year were president Ira Hauk of Plymouth, vice president Ardis Heininger of Milan, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Ira Hauk of Plymouth. Games and visiting provided entertainment.
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Gordon
Saline Park
Ira Hauk
Plymouth
Ardis Heininger
Milan
City Water Mains to Be Flushed Friday
Water mains will be flushed this Friday August 6 city water users are advised to avoid use or expect water disturbances per city clerk E J Muir officials urge customers to plan accordingly and store standby water if needed.
Saline Area School Board Awards Contracts for New Elementary
The Saline Area School Board met July 29 to award bids for the new elementary school. The Commercial Construction Company of Detroit won the architectural trade bid at 335 010 dollars, General Electric Company of Ann Arbor won electrical work at 24 680 dollars, and Monroe Plumbing Company won plumbing at 81 700 dollars. Remodeling bids for the present building were rejected for a technical reason and will be re advertised and awarded later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area School Board
Commercial Construction Company of
Detroit
General Electric Company
Ann Arbor
Monroe Plumbing Company
Monroe
Changes at City Hall in Local Council Meeting
At the regular City Council meeting Arthur Heininger was appointed Councilman to fill the unexpired term of Dr Buck who becomes Justice of the Peace Hugh Reveling was named City Health Officer State Senator Lewis Reimann won 39 votes Representative Aloysius Minnick 36 votes Sheriff Lawrence Oltersdorf 26 votes Robert Kidd 12 County Clerk Eleanor Groves County Treasurer Garvin Brasseur 35 Register of Deeds William Schaules 35 Drain Commissioner Harry Norton 34 Coroner William Dickson 37
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Edmund de Vine
Thomas Fitzgerald
Erwin Wlager
Jack Koernke
Hernan Oltersdorf
Harold Sweverland
Robert Winnick
Lucia Smith
William Verner
Register of Deeds
Patricia Hardy
Mae Heath
Roland Slittler
Alfred Sullivan
John Flock
Edwin Ganzhorn
Frank Staffan
Arthur Heininger
Dr. Buck
Hugh Reveling
Aloysius Minnick
Lawrence Oltersdorf
Robert Kidd
Eleanor Groves
Garvin Brasseur
William Schaules
Harry Norton
William Dickson
Mrs M Displays A Family Button Hobby Evolution
Mrs M recounts starting a button collection as a hobby for her granddaughter Nancy Baker, rummaging through a grandmother’s button box and inviting relatives to send old buttons. The effort grows as letters arrive from across the country about button collectors, revealing unexpected interest and a shift in Nancy’s hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fucss
Japan
China
Currier and Ives
Central Park
Nancy Baker
Nancy
Grandma
Saline
Button collectors recall a distant hobby show tale
The memory recalls Fuoss Buttons at a Springfield Mass show in the Kimball Hotel. The narrator describes elevator encounters with a friendly operator who misreads collectors as odd, reflecting lingering social perceptions during early hobby gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Hotel
Springfield
Mass
Stevens Hotel
Chicago
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Weman
Mary Lou Balmas
Bill Taylor
Marlene Hiseman
G. Mennen Williams
Philip Hart
George Fitzgerald
Patrick McNamara
Blair Moody
J. Henry Owens
Disabled
Frances Briggs
William Harris
Dan Hall, Sr
Frank Daniels
Peggy Livingstone
Clarence Trinkle
Duane Murray
Walter MacArthur
Augusta Schaeffer
Don Ford
Gorden
E. J. “Muir
Lewis Reimann
Mrs. M
Fuoss
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