Community notices from the Thumb and nearby towns
Social rounds report visits and travels across Michigan and Ontario. Families including Hollis Carr Gal lagher and Dal Noble travelers, births and engagements noted, many weekend gatherings at homes in Saline and surrounding areas. Camp Talahi hosts Senior High participants from St Pauls church and local showers and weddings are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hering
St. Thomas
Ontario
E. J. Muir
Sharon
Jean Mathiesen
Ann Taylor
Gerald Haarer
Elton Moehn
Ronnie Finkbeiner
Arthur Bray
Nina
Liberal
Leo Westphal
Benny Bienick
Greg Krause
Detroit
Robert Love, Jr
Dorothy Burmeister
Mabel Gleason
Lillian
Shirley Love
Robert Love
Sandra
Elaine Culliton
Jeannine Craig
Connie McCartery
Mary Ann Bieniek
Card of Thanks and Expressions of Gratitude
Card of Thanks extends appreciation to friends neighbors and church members for flowers kindness and support during hospital stay and at home. Mr and Mrs Francis N Lockwood thank friends for cards flowers and gifts for Mrs Lockwood and their son during confinement. Methodist Youth Fellowship thanks helpers and cake providers for the ice cream social. For sash rye seed phone 98R4 317 North Lewis St Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Bird
Mrs
Francis N. Lockwood
Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Lewis St
Saline
York Baptist Church Schedule and Picnic Notice
Edgar Sweetland, pastor, resumes First Corinthians study with a sermon on Tongues at 11 o clock morning service. Evening service at 7 p m. Bible School at 10 a m. Picnic next Monday at Saline park with games and transportation offered. Youth meeting at 7 p m. Young peoples party on August 24 lawn if weather permits. Welcome to services. Lightning causes about 10 million in farm losses yearly with 400 deaths and 800 to 1,000 rural injuries annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Young Peoples
Democrats To Hold Picnic At Washtenaw County Park
Democrats will host a Washtenaw County picnic at Maron-Dexter Park this Sunday afternoon August 20. John P. Dawson and other candidates will speak at 2 30 with informal meet and greet. Activities include folk songs at 3, a softball game, children races, a knitting contest and free bingo with prizes. Picnicers bring basket lunches. drinks available at a stand. The event aims to boost voter registration ahead of the September 12 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Dawson
Washtenaw County
Maron-Dexter Park
Picknicers
Washtenaw
Food Aid Through CROP Is Vital For Hungry Europe
Long critique of postwar hunger argues democracy must win hearts via food aid. CROP programs reach 22 countries since 1947, delivering over 200 million pounds of farm commodities. Messages from Berlin Hangchow Eckernfoerde and European churches praise relief and urge continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pacific
United States
Milton S. Hisenhower
Kansas State College
John A. Hannah
Michigan State College
Catholic Rural Life
Church World Service
Lutheran World Relief
Christian Rural Overseas
Berlin
T. B
Hangchow
China
Christian Missionary Relief
Eckernfoerde
Germany
Luncheon with Paul Taubman The Radio Organist Restaurateur
Paul Taubman, noted organist for CBS daytimes Rosemary and Perry Mason, discusses his busy life as studio musician, radio pioneer, war veteran, and restaurateur owner of the Penthouse Club in midtown Manhattan. He explains his Schillinger based approach to composing mood driven music for soap operas and his stamp collecting hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Taubman
52Nd Street
Paul
CBS
Cardinal Pacelli
Pope Pius XII
Manhattan
Winnipeg
Canada
CKY
New York
Juillard
European Theatre of Operations
Schillinger
Can You Name These Youngsters
A quiz uses clues about four young girls heard weekly on radio and seen on TV. Each clue hints at a child actress's screen role and real life situation, with references to radio and television appearances and family portrayals.
Medical updates from Ann Arbor area dated August 13
Ann Arbor notes list surgeries and hospital stays for residents. Mrs Robert Davis Manchester had surgery August 2. Melvin Boehm operated August 2 and discharged August 7. Nellie Dettling Manchester had surgery August 7 and discharge August 9. Allen Rentschler had an appendectomy August 11. Roscoe McCartery entered as medical patient and was discharged August 12. Eugene Stein Ann Arbor and George Finkbeiner Manchester entered as medical patients August 7 and released August 11. Virginia Rogers entered as medical patient August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Robert Davis
Manchester
Melvin Boehm
Nellie Dettling
Allen Rentschler
Roscoe McCartery
Eugene Stein
George Finkbeiner
Virginia Rogers
Births at Saline General Hospital Chronicle Local Names
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson on July 28. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Cummins of Willow Run on July 30. David Schaeffer is listed for July 30. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louie Newman of Milan on August 1. Porles of Saline Valley Farms listed August 4. Mrs. Charles Howard of Milan noted August 9. Mrs. William McTaggert listed August 11. LeRoy Groeb of Chelsea noted August 13. Mrs. Leo Luckhardt of East [incomplete].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nelson
John Cummins
Willow Run
David Schaeffer
Louie Newman
Milan
Porles
Saline Valley Farms
Charles Howard
William McTaggert
LeRoy Groeb
Chelsea
Leo Luckhardt
East
Traffic Violations Totals From Local Courts
A series of traffic offenses are listed with offenders and fines. Walter Hansen of Detroit paid four dollars for improper passing on August 11, Gregory Pura of Vancouver BC received a light violation ticket and bond, Robert Dial of Detroit paid eight dollars for improper passing on August 7, Frank Stan of Milan paid five dollars for red light violation, Donna Cleveland of Dearborn paid five dollars for red light, Donald Parks of Saline ticketed forExpired license with two dollars costs, Carl Weaver of Brooklyn Michigan fined five dollars for excessive speeding, Johnnie Hamilton of Illinois paid five dollars for improper action, Edwin Emerson of Indiana paid five dollars for expired license plate, Harry Akroyd of Morehead City NC paid six dollars for failing to stop at a red light, Walter Mach of Wayne paid five dollars for .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hansen
Martindale
Detroit
Gregory Pura
KE. Hastings
Vancover
B. C
Robert Dial
Schaefer
Frank Stan
Tolan
Milan
Donna Cleveland
Brady
Apt. 10
Dearborn
Donald Parks
Saline
Carl Weaver
Brooklyn
Michigan
Johnnie Hamilton
Ewing
Illinois
Edwin Emerson
Syracuse
Indiana
Harry Akroyd
North 8Th Street
Morehead City
N. C
Walter Mach
Woodward
Wayne
Traffic fines and notices from Saline and Detroit
Saline driver paid 5.00 for failing to stop at a red light and stop sign. Detroit driver paid 4.00 after a ticket. The text mentions readers and classified ads with names such as William Logan and Robert Harris, plus addresses 15720 Dex ter and 128 Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
William Logan
Ter
Detroit
Robert Harris
Michigan
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Hollis Carr
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L. Bradley
Clara Kalmbach
Jack Ahrend
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Dale Nobel
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Clarence Fritz
Bonnie Jo
Jeanne Levieit
Fritz Schumm
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Albert Faust
Clyde Griffin
Clyde
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Ionia Free Fair
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Nancy
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Frank Gifford
Toledo Optometrist
Milan Hotel
Sun
H & Ffa
Wendy Warren
Teuseg
Ursziow
Fohn
Sopsueyy Bane
Packard
Studebaker
International
Chevrolet Co
Ann
Washtena
Wake Island
Edward G. Robinson
John Lund
Gail Russell
Brian Donlevy
MacDonald Carey
Comanche Territory
Maureen O’hara
Richard Rasehart
Marilyn Maxwell
Siam
Dream
John Payne
Betty Hutton
G. L. Parsons
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