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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1954

Page

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Japanese Girl to Speak At Youth Meeting Sunday

The second community wide youth meeting is set for Sunday at the Methodist church with Miss Reiko Sudo, a Japanese student at the University of Michigan, as speaker. Also present will be Miss Satoshiko Koide and Miss Hiroko Chusen, invited via Lane Hall. The event follows a successful joint gathering last month at St Pauls Church and aims to attract junior and senior high students.

Methodist Church St. Paul’s Church Reiko Sudo University of Michigan Evangelical and Reformed Church Oberlin Ohio Sudo Satoshiko Koide Hiroko Chusen Doris Reed Lane Hall Ann Arbor Methodist

State Fair Highlights Michigan Dairy Industry Exhibit

The 1954 Michigan State Fair will host a $12,000 exhibit showcasing dairy industry from cow to bottle. It features hundreds of cheese varieties and ice cream displays, plus facts on Michigan's 864,000 dairy cows and leading milk production metrics.

Michigan Sth

Earn from the mistakes of others quote

A succinct maxim urges learning from others errors to avoid fatal personal missteps. The saying underscores caution and humility while emphasizing shared human folly.

Washtenaw Republican HQ to Open as Sullivan Named Campaign Manager

Douglas K. Reading announces Alfred A. Sullivan as County Campaign Manager for the fall election. Sullivan will coordinate Republican committees and candidates and supervise campaign headquarters. The Washtenaw County Republican Headquarters at 118 W Liberty St Ann Arbor will open later this week.

Douglas K. Reading Washtenaw County Ypsilanti Alfred A. Sullivan Sullivan Reading W. Liberty St Ann Arbor

Teen-Agers Race At Adrian Track

Teen-Agers amateurs at the Adrian Raceway put on a lively Milan Night show on August 5 with near flips spins and a wall incident. Tamond and Atkins debuted while Hicholtz bumped Atkins causing a scare in the pits. no injuries. Local fans include Joe Sinkule and Walter Draper. Cars ranged from Chrysler to Buick with finishes led by Ronnie Ellis and Dave Wadsworth. feature won by Bob James of Cleveland driving a Lincoln powered Ford, second to Dean Makie of Adrian.

Adrian Raceway Milan Tamond Atkins Hicholtz Atkin Joe Sinkule Walter Draper Sinkule Strickland Brothers Chrysler Ford Hudson Mercury Plymouth Olds Buick Ronnie Ellis Dave Wadsworth Dundee Cliff Seleska Bob Strickland Jim Strickland Perry Price Jerry Lamond Billy Eggert Ike Hichholdtz Junger Jim Hichholtz Eugene Akins Audrey Craig Jim McQuin McQuin Bob James Cleveland Dean Makie Adrian

Tiny mirrors made by woman worker in plant

A woman worker at an Eastern electrical plant produces miniature lab mirrors so small it takes six to cover a pinhead. In her spare time she pursues delicate sewing work showcasing her fine craftsmanship.

Polio Drive Gains Spirited Support in Saline

The Saline polio emergency drive gains momentum with calls offering help and plans for an August 25 ice cream social at the high school lawn. Funds woes persist as Washtenaw county reports low out patient aid and national funding shortfalls, directing one third of local proceeds to tests and gamma globin.

Saline Kay. Burr Paul Reed Gerald Coe Henry Karner Edward Laudon Fred Korte Arthur Katz Fred Arend Arthur Miller Amanda Mayer Alwin Gross Chamber of Commerce Kenneth Rogers Charles Kern Edwin Hering Washtenaw County National Polio Foundation Saline Area Howard Burr al Schmid George Winkle

Farm Bureau Picnic Set for August 21 at Dexter-Huron Park

Washtenaw County Farm Bureau plans its annual picnic at Dexter-Huron Park on Saturday August 21. Activities include a noon potluck dinner prizes and games for all ages with no speeches. Bill Densham Jr of Dexter leads the recreation committee. Last year more than 500 members attended and organizers hope for another strong turnout.

Washtenaw

Bowling League Officers Plan 1954 55 Season Rules

The Thursday 7 00 Womens Bowling League officers and team captain met at president Helen Freys home on August 12 to set future rules for the 1954 55 season which opens September 16 at 6 45 p m.

Womens Bowling League Helen Frey

Open House In Honor Of John Erskine

An open house for John Erskine will be held at 105 W. McKay on Sunday afternoon from 4 to 7. John has volunteered for service in the army and will be leaving Tuesday.

John Erskine W. McKay John

Turn Discards Into Time Cards For Goodwill

Goodwill Industries in Saline and Clinton urges residents to donate summer clothing, toys, and implements. Donated items support jobs for handicapped workers who recondition goods for sale. Trucks will pick up usable discards on Wednesday August 25. Saline and Clinton contacts provided.

Saline Clinton Goodwill Industries Alma Byers Ann Arbor Byers Richard Ward

Taxpayers Reminder Last Day to Pay City Taxes

August 31 marks the final date to settle city taxes without penalty per City Treasurer E. J. Muir. Taxpayers should ensure payment to avoid fines and interest.

World Council of Churches Meeting at Soldiers Field

Mr and Mrs Arthur Hagen spent the weekend in Evanston and attended the World Council of Churches service at Soldiers Field Chicago. Six hundred delegates from 48 nations gathered for the Festival of Faith with Dr W A Visser t'Hooft delivering the sermon and 4000 choir and drama participants.

Arthur Hagen Evanston Illinois World Council of Churches Soldiers’ Field Chicago W. A. Visser t’Hooft

Bowlers Needed for Thursday Night Women's League

The Thursday night 2 o'clock women's bowling league seeks new members. Call Satine at 60-W to join.

Womens Bowling League Satine

Saline Girls Donate 3.35 To Polio Fund

Two Saline girls ages 8 and 7 sent a letter to Mrs. Pray stating they sold candy popcorn and Kool Aid on the front lawn and raised 3.35 for the polio fund. Mrs. Pray accepted the donation and forwarded it to the local polio chairman for Saline's emergency drive.

Pray Howard Burr Saline

Kendall Rogers Elected President of Saline FFA

Newly elected Saline FFA officers include Kendall Rogers as president Alfred Harwood as vice president Richard Niethammer as secretary Ben Desbaugh as treasurer Ron Finch as sentinel Jim Rhodes as reporter and Don Thompson as student council representative A summer meeting was held August 3 at the high school A committee led by Rogers will prepare educational and grain exhibits for the state fair August 3 12 A leadership camp for FFA officers runs August 23 25 at Wolf Lake Glenn Welch is advisor

Saline Ffa Kendall Rogers Alfred Harwood Richard Niethammer Ben Desbaugh Sentinal Ron Finch Jim Rhodes Don Thompson FFA Wolf Lake Jackson County Saline Don Bassett Ron Desbrough Glenn Welch

Wiring as Investment for Safety and Efficiency

Equipment specialists at M.8S. C. say adequate wiring systems safeguard homes and enable economical operation of electric appliances, underscoring the value of proper electrical infrastructure.

Glenn Welch Reclassified and Called to Army Duty

Glenn Welch, vocational agriculture instructor at Saline Area High School, received notice to report for induction on September 2 from Hillsdale County draft officials. He began teaching July 1 after succeeding Marvin Rorick and will be replaced by another ag teacher likely by the start of the school year.

Glenn Welch Saline Area High School Army Hillsdale County Welch Marvin Rorick Leo Jensen Hillsdale Draft Board Jensen Supt

Happy Ending at the Movies by J. E. Cook

A fragment notes audience delight at cinema concessions with a playful jab about noncorn snacks. The quote credits J. E. Cook and hints at a lighthearted theater scene.

J. E. Cook

Ninth Inning Rally Fails To Bring Victory

Lansing beat Saline 9 to 7 after Saline staged a five run ninth inning surge on five hits to close the gap. Ron Butler and Bill Johnson led Lansing with two hits each while Saline’s Trim and Stamen added two apiece. Also Fowlerville beat Howell 7 to 3 to pull even with Leslie for second place as Eries pitched through nine for the win.

Saline Lansing Ron Butler Bill Johnson Roger Trim Stamen Corp Crow Butler Trim Miller Fowlerville Howell Leslie Jefferies Jim Haller Clare Brigham Ernie Maranick

Sam Hill of Guilford Connecticut Hat Maker Citizen Leader

The saying What the Sam Hill traces to Guilford Connecticut where Sam Hill, a hat maker, served as town clerk magistrate and member of the General Assembly. He was known for hard work and community service in his town.

Sam Hill Sam Guilford

Missouri mother of ten seeks divorce over cold husband

A Missouri woman with ten children files for divorce citing her husband’s cold indifference as the cause. The report notes a recent survey showing more than one in five own three to seven radios used in bedrooms and other rooms.

Missouri

Hospital News Births and Medical Cases

Hospital news lists births for Mr and Mrs Clyde Hart Milan a boy and Mr and Mrs Neil Eschle bach Ann Arbor a girl. Medical notes include June Harvey Saline Nadine Kurowicki Tecumseh Rollin Gregg Milan Raymond Harris Ann Arbor. Surgical note Mary Richay Britton.

Clyde Hart Milan Neil Eschlebach Ann Arbor June Harvey Nadine Kurowicki Tecumseh Rollin Gregg Raymond Harris Mary Richay Britton

Home economists warn alkali harms aluminum utensils

Alkali will discolor aluminum cooking utensils but can be cleaned with steel wool or a mild acid solution such as vinegar and water, say home economists at M. C.

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