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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1951

Page

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Adult Education EnrollmentSept 12

Professor Julio Del Toro of the University of Michigan will teach beginning Spanish this year. Early registration advised due to limited facilities. Courses include Spanish and public speaking, sewing and tailoring, typing or bookkeeping, rug booking, woodworking, ceramics, driver training, and landscape gardening to begin January with Mrs. Keveling as chairwoman.

Julio del Toro University of Michigan Meredith Bixby Reuben Finkbeiner Kenneth Taylor Paul Woods Harry Anderson Raymond Niles Leo Jensen Hugh Keveling Kellogge School For Continuing Education Hast Lansing

School Buses Start Running September 5th with New Drivers

The district announces bus service begins September 5 with two new drivers Barney Lewis and Clair Gilbert plus Hubert Beach and Charlie Kruger driving additional routes. A new bus increases capacity and routes include 40 riders on Bus No 2 and 47 on Bus No 3.

Barney Lewis Clair Gilber Hubert Beach Charlie Kruger John McCoy Us-112 Allen Rentschler Moss Chidren Us-12 State Street Harris Carolyn Rowe Textile Road Harwood Warner Road Lutz Harvey Dechert Wiegand Campbell Road Webb Harwoods Trailer Camp Bigelow Bemis Road Collins Meske Anderson Platt Road Rhode Kreager Fosdick Stralnic Beckington Saline Textile Campbell Bemis Maple Robert Merchant Clair Gilbert Carolyn Action Elaine Rogers Thomas Richards James Richards Kendall Rogers Edward Doll Harold Gramer Dean Schmid Joan Schultz Irene Milkey Emil Milkey Tracy Ross Saline Valley Farms Austins Levleits Hansons McTaggarts Murrays Finch Bush Faust Gables Desbrough Sanders Saline-Milan Willis Road Moon Road Platt Begole Warner Jewell Judd Saline- Milan Somer Schultz Milkey Saline-Milan Road Rogers Residence Dorothy Marion Louise Ramsey John Marion Marie Socks Eleanor Arandos David Krause Lewis O’mara Arends Fay Hilge Nancy Gleason Jerry Gleason James Gleason Rickey Johnson Wayne Luckhardt Lydia Robison Gail Merritt John Horn Carol

Marie Kuebler Weds Paul Herter In Bethel Church

Marie Kuebler daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kuebler Manchester wed Paul Herter son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Herter Ann Arbor in a Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church ceremony conducted by Rev T W Menzel. About 150 guests attended the 730 PM Saturday August 25 wedding.

Marie Kuebler Paul Kuebler Manchester Paul Herter Reuben Herter Ann Arbor T. W. Menzel Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church of William Guenther Ypsilanti Ruth Wild Saline Doris Searfoss Arlene Luckhardt Robert Mast Theo Guenther Raymond Jacob Jdr Grass Lake Michigan Ellsworth Road Saline High School Ira Pfieffle Rhea Menzel

Wayne visitation visit traces from Saline to Mary Lee

Mrs Harold Keene from Wayne formerly of Saline spent the weekend visiting Mrs Mary Lee. On her Wayne return Lola Dell accompanied her for a visit in Wayne.

Harold Keene Wayne Saline Mary Lee

Red Cross Sets Local Fund Policy in Washtenaw County

At an August 21 1951 executive committee meeting the Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Red Cross reviewed the national policy revision. It states the chapter will cooperate in industry based fund raising where federation suits each community while the Red Cross must raise its own funds. The policy allows joint solicitation with business and industry but preserves the annual campaign and emergency appeals.

Washtenaw County American Red Cross American National Red Cross Red Cross United Red Feather Ypsilanti

Legion To Install New Officers

William B. Lutz Post 322 of the American Legion will install new officers Thursday at 6 p.m. A special supper will be served by the Auxiliary after the meeting. Legion and Auxiliary members are invited for the installation and farewell party for Lawrence Deede. Elmer Burkhardt spent last week visiting his mother Mary Lee here in Saline. He has been working in Evansville Indiana.

Delores Marion Alice Gilbert Eleanor Kudler Tom Schumaier James Schumaier Barbara Frey Joan Wiebusch Roy Wiebusch Paul Marion Elsie Heusel Gene Heusel Donald Daniels Penny Daniels Kathleen Hagen Margaret Hagen Judith Hagen Carol Hagen Melvin Boehm Ruth Lutz Phyllis Gilbert Earl Gilbert Fiser Charles Kruger Marylou Luckhardt Rhea Menzel Irene Trinkle Marilyn Adair Carolyn Adair Darlene Kinmpp Betty Alber Shirley Sanderson Marian Sanderson Barbara Luckhardt Barbara Goodnoe Florine Wild Dan Hoeft James Hoeft David Zick Gordon Barnes George Barnes Marlene Nissley Danny Hehr George Burns William K William B. Lutz The American Legion P. m Legion Auxiliary Lawrence Deede Elmer Burkhardt Mary Lee Saline Mr. Burkhardt Evansville Indiana

Annual Steer Club Tour Declares Notable Gains and Progress

The Steer Club tour on Friday August 24 visited 29 members' steers with Jesse Hewens noting good and bad points. Gains ranged with Gerald Haarer first at 835 pounds and Arlene Diable among top holders. 10 parents joined a picnic in Saline. Bruce Arend led the tour as president and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Winkler celebrated Leslie Bailey’s 84th birthday.

Saline City Park Saline Steer Club Steer Club Jesse Hewens Saline Par Gerald Haarer Arnold Girbach Neil Haarer James Austin Arlene Diable Marjorie Hieber Patricia Teachout Bruce Arend Frederick Winkler Saline Leslie Bailey Emmett York Mr. Bailey

Firefighters Douse Stray Baled Straw Blaze

Seven members of the Saline Fire Department responded quickly Wednesday afternoon to a fire in baled straw behind Dr. Buck’s residence at Mill Road and Russell Street. The cause is unknown, firemen arrived within ten minutes, and winds could have worsened damage to nearby crops though the nearest house was shielded by dirt for lawn work.

Saline Fire Department Dr. Buck Mill Road Russell Street

Michigan Youngster Becomes 5 Millionth RCA Hall Visitor

The Donald Sneaks of Adrian Michigan and eight year old Susan Lee became RCA Hall's 5000000th and two nearby visitors at Rockefeller Center. Frank M Folsom greeted the family and Howdy Doody appeared on a network broadcast. The family enjoyed three telecasts two radio shows and many gifts during their New York visit.

Donald Sneaks Adrian Michigan Susan Lee RCA Exhibition Hall Rockefeller Center New York Frank M. Folsom Radio Corporation of America Howdy Doody Susan Howdy Swenk Mr. Swank

Final Plans Made For Fair Exhibits and Events

The board votes to buy forty poultry cages for a larger poultry show. Arthur Hagen promises a real poultry exhibit. New food concession regulations are approved and church groups are notified. Kenneth Rogers lists four nights of attractions. Horse and tractor pulling contests will be improved. Aubrey Giltrow gets go ahead for Governor’s Day program Saturday with reception, tour, dinner, and talk. Banners and governor party dinners approved. Space in exhibitor tents and farm machinery area largely filled. Success depends on local exhibits entering the many classes. Fair Books out this weekend to guide selections and boost exhibits.

Arthur Hagen Kenneth Rogers Aubrey Giltrow Frank Deede Donald Wiedman

Ypsilanti Bessie Achieves High Dairy Production Honors

Bella Vista Pontiac Belle, a registered Holstein-Friesian cow owned by Fred Palma in Ypsilanti, completed a 365 day production test with 555 pounds of butterfat and 16 062 pounds of milk. Milking occurred twice daily and she was eight years four months old at test start. Testing was supervised by Michigan State College with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.

Bella Vista Pontiac Belle Fred Palma Ypsilanti Michigan State College Holstein- Friesian Association of America

Women invited to league bowling sessions this fall

Notices invite women to join the bowling league as regular members or substitutes. Call Dorothy Weinbusch 5187 for Wednesday 9 00 pm or Mary Hughes 268M for Thursday 7 00 pm or Thelma Burkhart 64 for Thursday 9 00 pm or Jean Osterhout 3123. Bowling begins September 12 and 13.

Dorothy Weinbusch Mary Hughes Thelma Burkhart Jean Osterhout

Room Mothers Hold First Meeting for Saline group

The Saline Room Mothers, 26 members from all rooms including kindergarten, met Monday August 21 to plan activities. They aim for a parents and teachers social and hosting three German guests. The next meeting is September 10 with Mrs Niles as chairman.

Saline Room R. Niles

Pfc. Ralph Terry Buried Thursday

The body of Pfc. Ralph R. Terry Jr. 19 of East Ann Arbor arrived by train Tuesday. A military honor guard from American Legion VFW and Disabled American Veterans met the train. Funeral services are set for 2 PM Thursday at Meuhlig Chapel with Rev. Theodore R. Schmale. Graveside rites will follow at Bethlehem Cemetery. He enlisted April 3 1950 and served with the Second Infantry Division in Korea until wounded September 22 1950. Survivors include his parents and two sisters.

Pfc Ralph R. Terry, Jr Ann Arbor American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Meuhlig Bethlehem Cemetery Ralph R. Terry South St East Ann Arbor Terry Korea Floyd Evinger Saline Brymer Harmon

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