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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1955

Page

3

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Echoes From The Past In Ypsilanti Community Notices

Mrs J McKinnon hosts sister Miss Margaret Hoppough in Hemlock New York. The marriage of Miss Emma Gross and Edwin L Jenkins occurred at 5 pm Wednesday. Miss Marie Gardner visits Mr and Mrs G W Barr. Mrs C D Wright of Cleveland visits relatives here. Fred L Gallup elected captain of the Uniform Bank K P’s of Ypsilanti. A Carlton party visits Buffalo and Niagara Falls returning Monday. Lantern thefts prompt Mayor Gaudy’s hunt with a big gun. D A Crittenden and wife attend a Jackson reunion then travel to Mason and Eaton Rapids. Fred Heininger finds two large rattlesnakes during Saturday shocks. Mrs Roy Raegers hosts Methodist Ladies Aid. Miss Elizabeth Barnes of Vassar stays with Katy Lou Clay. Mrs John Landwehr and Miss Esther Landwehr attend the Benton picnic. Wesley Dieitzker to teach in Dell district. Mrs Sylvia Stephenson in Mills school. Saline High class of 1906 reunion at Miller farm with Federated Aid Society picnic. Attendees include Mrs C A Ornham Nellie Hamilton, Ella Clark, Mrs Addison Fletcher, Mrs Eckhardt, Mrs John Geddes, Mrs Merritt Martin, Mrs H Parsons, and others. A letter from Mrs Mieras of Venice CA. Lulu Fairbanks and Mrs J J Livingstone absent.

Saline High School Federated Aid Society Miller Farm C.A. Ornham Nellie Hamilton Oakland Calif Ella Clark Detroit Addison Fletcher Eckhardt Ann Arbor John Geddes Merritt Martin H Parsons Saline Mieras Venice Lulu Fairbanks J.J. Livingstone

Cement block addition under construction at Universal Die Casting plant

Ten years ago a cement block expansion was under construction on Monroe Street to enlarge the Universal Die Casting and Manufacturing Corp plant. The item notes broader space for growing business.

Universal Die Casting and Manufacturing Corporation Monroe Street

Local visitors and gatherings in Cleveland and area

Mrs. Gertrude Lutz and Mrs. Clif ford Stang are spending the week with relatives in Cleveland. Pauline Rogers visited Betty Harwood of Pittsfield township for a few days the first of the week. Nancy Baker of Berkley is spending the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fucss. Mrs. George Burkhart is spending August at Watkins Lake with Mr. and Mrs Fred Gillen. Miss Zoa Nichols and her uncle Charles Reynolds of Highland Park visited Sunday with Roy and Mrs. Rogers.

Mrs. C.D. Wright Cleveland Adam Stang Gertrude Lutz Clifford Stang Pauline Rogers Betty Harwood Pittsfield Township Nancy Baker Berkley Mrs. Martin Fucss George Burkhart Watkins Lake Fred Gillen Zoa Nichols Charles Reynolds Highland Park Roy Rogers

Family ties brighten long awaited Wisconsin reunion

Mrs. Carl Dustman of Milwaukee surprised her brother Mr. Joseph Chantelois and his family with a visit for a wedding that marked their first reunion in over fifteen years. Other notes mention youths at YWCA Camp Takona and relatives visiting at Willow Run Airport and Portage Lake, plus vacations in Colorado and Michigan.

Carl Dustman Milwaukee Joseph Chantelois

Light at Whitey Fisher’s Duck Farm Draws Insects

From where I sit Joe Marsh reports Whitey Fisher’s 200 watt pond light at Whitey Fisher’s Duck Farm attracts thousands of insects for the ducks to eat. Fisher calls it the best idea ever and says it lowers feed costs and reduces the bug population.

Balesville Whitey Fisher’s Duck Farm Whitey

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THE Michigan United States Canada J. McKinnon Margaret Hoppough Hemlock New York Emma Gross Edwin L. Jenkins Marie Gardner G.W. Barr Fred L. Gallup H. M. Gallup Uniform Bank of the K.p.’S Ypsilanti Lillie McMichael Olive Cressy Ida Clements Carlton Buffalo Niagara Falls Gaudy D.A. Crittenden Jackson Crittenden Mason Eaton Rapids Fred Heininger Fred Roy Raegers Methodist Ladies Aid Elizabeth Barnes Vassar Katy Lou Clay John Landwehr Esther Landwehr Benton Church Lawn Wesley Dieitzker Dell Sylvia Stephenson Mills Lula Davenport Leona LeBaron Plymouth Richard Clark Darlington Hugh Keveling Grayling National Guard Engel Anita Paul Tee Lake Jean Jerry Jordan Beaver, Penna Mary Morden Mrs. Hazen Jewell Cheyboygan Luther Briggs Fred Stephenson Ann Karen Taylor Fred Seitz Chelsea Mary Lou Paul Lee St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Martin Blair East Michigan Avenue Surge Sales & Service Treasury Savings Pennsylvania Ave Govt Carole Fimbres Albuquerque N.M Lib Koethe Columbia D.C Elizabeth Crowell Wash Shirley Hamilton Barnum W. Va Sandra Karner Paula Stralnic Camp Takona Robert Starlings Willow Run Adams Denver Boulder Colorado Ye- Son Clarence F Hack Winkle Cotze Portage Lake Lola Dell Ric Mrs. Elmer Evansville Ind Owen Hoe Mio, Mich Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Wild Frontier Chevrolet Fisher General Motors Daytona Beach America A &M Chevrolet Company Michigan Ave National Association For Stock Car Auto Racing
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