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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1947

Page

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Local notes mix weather, plans, and jokes on Main Drag

Community chatter covers a drowning report, Saline events at the City Park, Legion meeting, and a Jaycee dinner. Plans for Saline High School park lighting progress while Beasley and City Manager Hart discuss costs. A new police force date is debated and two scout car prospects await delivery. The piece ends with a jab at discussing hot weather.

Herman Heininger Michigan Ave Haulers Inc Milan Legion Saline Mercantile Saline Hotel Saline High School Hoyle Building Commission Beasley Bill Lyons Hart Main Drag Furs Order of Inconsiderates

Polio Victim Phillip Dechert Receiving Treatment

Four year old Phillip Dechert son of Mr and Mrs Harold Dechert is being treated at University Hospital for polio and is much improved according to the report from his family.

Phillip Harold Dechert University Hospital

Breeders Association Plans County Meeting

The Ann Arbor Rabbit Breeders Association will meet Sunday August 10 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Weinhardt on Bethel Church Road. Rabbit breeders are urged to attend as plans for countywide benefits will be discussed.

Ann Arbor Rabbit Breeders Association William A. Weinhardt Bethel Church Rd St. James’ Church Saline Township Fay Wiedmayer Nancy Taylor Shepherd Michael Sheehan Melvin Reehm Orman Roehm Irene Roehm Wanda Roehm Larry Finkbeiner Hark Robert Girback Page

Warns of Infantile Paralysis in County

Dr Otto K Engelke of the county health department reports several cases of infantile paralysis with varying severity. Cases include a 16 year old girl near Milan a 4 year old boy on Warren road near Saline and a 4 year old girl near Mooreville. Parents are advised to watch for colds sore throat nausea vomiting and muscle soreness and to call a doctor at once. The county chapter of the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis will pay all hospital costs for any polio victim regardless of financial status.

Otto K. Engelke County Health Department Milan Warren Road Saline Mooreville Health Department National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis

Black and White Cattle Show at Saline August 28 1947

The Washtenaw-Wayne Holstein Breeders Association invites dairy cattle enthusiasts to a Black and White show in Saline on August 28 1947. A basket luncheon starts at noon followed by a judged program with classes for cattle calves yearlings milk cows and bulls and a demonstration on cattle type. Contact Association Secretary Lowell Spike Chelsea or county agents in Ann Arbor and Wayne. Rotary Club of Saline assists.

Washtenaw Wayne Washtenaw-Wayne Association Lowell Spike Chelsea Ann Arbor Rotary Club of Saline Avers

Up North With The Cateys Dear Observer Readers

A Michigan couple shares a nostalgic narrated trip through the north coun try from Ithaca to the Upper Peninsula. They describe Muskegon river cabins, Soo Locks at Sault Ste. Marie, Tahquamenaw Falls, and Paul Bunyan lore including Babe the blue ox, with observations on scenery, logging roads, and wildlife.

North Country Michigan Avenue Ithaca Straits Muskegon River Upper Peninsula Soo Paul Bunyan Paul Tahquamenaw River Michigan Niagra Tahquamenaw Falls Theses Falls Babe

Dear Editor on Service and Modernizing Local Phone Board

A reader commends your editorial criticizing local phone service and urges real modernization. They note past upgrades, question the lack of progress during and after wartime shortages, and demand clear plans and evidence of ordered equipment from the paying advertiser.

Diable and Schnirring Wedding Held in Ann Arbor

Miss Betty Schnirring and Wilbert C. Diable wed in Zion Lutheran chapel Ann Arbor in a Saturday ceremony. About 50 guests attended with attendants including Lois Schnirring and Harold MDiuble. A reception for 175 followed at the Schnirring home. The couple plans residence at 303 Wilton St after a Yellowstone Park honeymoon.

Zion Lutheran Church Ann Arbor Betty Schnirring Julius E. Schnirring Wilbert C. Diable Adolph Diable W. Ellsworth Rd E. GC. Stellhorn Lois Schnirring Ant Harold Mdiuble Elmer Diable Schnirring Elton Renz Joyce Braun Clifford Finkbeiner Kathryn Lindauer Dorothy Girbach Oscar Boehnke Dean Hutzel Yellowstone Park Wilton St Diable Saline High School Saline

Grammer Dennis Wedding in Ann Arbor

Miss Jean Dennis daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Dennis of Ann Arbor married Kenneth Grammer son of Mr and Mrs Olaf Grammer of Saline. The ceremony was by Rev C H Wittbracht at his H Michigan Avenue home with attendants Miss Dorothy Curd and Roger Van Duren. The couple will reside at 101 Russell Street after a wedding trip to northern Michigan.

Jean Dennis Earl Dennis Ann Arbor Kenneth Gramer Olaf Gramer Saline C. H. Wittbracht H. Michigan Avenue Dorothy Curd Roger van Duren

Saline Couple Wed in Hazel Park

Miss Donna Crawford Little daughter of Mr and Mrs James Co Little of Saline wed Herbert Carl Lange son of Albert C Lange of Saline at 7 Friday night Rev William HE Bach of First Baptist Hazel Park officiated at the Hazel Park parsonage. The couple will live at 302 BE Henry Saline.

Donna Crawford Little James Co. Little Saline Herbert Carl Lange Albert C. Lange William HE. Bach First Baptist Church Hazel Park Najoma Faust M. Warren Martin Lange Saline High School Mackinaw Island Michigan BE. Henry Street Eberbach’s Mr. Lange Johnson & Company Ann Arbor

Were Wed In Ann Arbor Bride Teasdale Weds Robert Steinke

Miss Beverly May Teasdale of Ann Arbor married Robert A. Steinke at 4 p m Sunday in Zion Lutheran church Ann Arbor The bride is the daughter of Vyron J and Mrs Teasdale of Ann Arbor Teasdale's husband is a 3 year armed forces veteran with two years in the European theatre They plan a motor trip through the Smoky Mountains to Birmingham Alabama.

Beverly May Teasdale Ann Arbor Robert A. Steinke Zion Lutheran Church Vyron J. Teasdale Teasdale Kroger Saline Steinke Ann Arbor High School Smoky Mountains Birmingham Alabama

Return From European Study Tour After International Assignment

Lt Arend returns from a study tour in Europe and rests at home with his parents. Jack traveled through May to France for a special assignment at the French government's request. The mission extended to Switzerland England and the Low Countries. A planned ten day trip to Germany was canceled due to acute food shortages.

Arend Europe Fred Arend Jack France Switzerland England Nuxembourg Germany

Washtenaw County 4-H Fair Plans Announced

Plans for the annual Washtenaw County 4-H Fair set for August 21 to 23 at the County Fair Grounds. The event will showcase summer 4-H programs with at least 400 exhibitors, rural school displays, demonstrations, and club exhibits. County 4-H council appointed superintendents for buildings and departments. the Ann Arbor Junior Chamber of Commerce aids in development.

Washtenaw County County 4-Fl Council Ann Arbor

City Water Dept Issues Immediate Water Use Notice

The City Water Dept restricts all nonessential water use with immediate effect until further notice. Lawn sprinkling is banned while garden watering remains allowed to aid well recovery at the water plant after three weeks of heavy usage. The 24 hour pumping has prevented the wells from recovering.

City Water Dept

The Magic Carpet Travel Feature Promises Northern Michigan

An editorial piece extols Michigan as a dreamlike travel land calling readers to the Blue Waters and pine lands from Standish to Mio. It glows about lakes, rivers, ships on the channel, and the lure of outdoor life, noting cost and hospitality while praising northern hospitality and scenery. A closing local notice announces the Sir Paul’s Church Women’s Guild meeting on August 12 with details on officers and serving committee.

Michigan North Huron Shores Harbor Beach Port Austin Bayside Standish Tawas AuSable Dams Mio Luzerne Straits Genii Moolah Copper Country Ohio Raker Bay Women’s Guild Sir Paul's Church Spiritual Life Départment Ed Heritig Kenneth Taylor Alvin Siemsen Chris Voltz

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