Local Leaders Push CROP Drive and Community Action
Rev Alvin Siemsen and Arthur Hagen join Ann Arbor organizers in forming Washtenaw County CROP County Chairman Art Hagen leads a campaign to collect aid via a Christmas Spirit Train with Michigan’s own train cars during Christmas to New Year. Local Jaycees sparked a Saline association urging broad business and professional participation with a prize window and home decorations contest. The Washtenaw County Park Bureau is hailed as forward thinking by flatly labeled smart businessmen.
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Ray Daniels
Universal Die Casting & Mfg. Corp
Alvin Siemsen
Arthur Hagen
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
CROP
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Art
Michigan
Jaycees
Saline
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Washtenaw County Park Bureau
Obituary of Carolyn L. Cullin
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm in the Federated church for Miss Carolyn L. Cullin daughter of Geo and Leona Cullin She was born January 1 1875 in this city a Michigan State Normal College graduate she taught in Pontiac and Grand Rapids later living in Belleville with nephew Harold Cullin Survivers include five nephews and two nieces Interment at Oakwood cemetery
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Federated Church
Carolyn L. Cullin
Henry McKenzie
Geo
Leona Cullin
Michigan State Normal College
Cullin
Pontiac
Grand Rapids
Belleville
Harold Cullin
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Raymond
Robert Cullin
Ethel Dice
Saline F F A Corn Husking Contest Crowned
On November 22 Saline F F A chapter held a five minute corn husking elimination. Clarence Kohler fastest with 105 ears, Neil Stierle 98, Gustav Lindemann 94. Saline’s trio totaled 215 ears to edge Manchester’s 185.
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Saline F.fla
Gustav Lindeman
F. BF. A
Clarence Kohler
Neil Stierle
Gustav Lindemann
Ninty
Don Jaeger
Norman Lambarth
Charles Goodnee
Manchester
Saline
Gus Lindemann
Clarence Kenler
Lloyd Hughes
Bob Ahrens
Robert Kothe
Large Number Hear Talk On World Council
The Rev. G. Merrit Lenon executive secretary to the Detroit Council of Churches spoke at the Federated church Sunday night. He outlined the World Council of Churches after attending its Amsterdam assembly last summer and explained its organization conduct and potential as a force for good in world affairs. The program featured music prayers readings and an address by Lenox with several local clergy participating.
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G. Merrit Lenon
Detroit Council of Churches
Federated ‘Church
Martin
Harold Brown
Everett Collins
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul's Church
Saline
R.S. Hecking
Methodist Church
Angel Voices
Federated Church Choir
William A. Johnson
Milan
Leroy Cabbage
Presbyterian Church
Henry McKenzie
Saline Federated Church
Ellen May Everett
G. Merrill Lenox
Uncle Neil To Make Pasties For Fraternity
Saline Lodge No. 133 F and A M will hold its annual meeting and officer election on Tuesday evening December 7 with a supper featuring pasties prepared by Uncle Neil Hurja at 7 o'clock. On December 14 a public installation of officers will begin at 8 o'clock with Past Master Ed Smith of Wayne Lodge as installing officer.
Europe must unite or surrender to fate of aid
The author argues the Marshall Plan hinges on Western Europe forming a United States of Europe to resist Soviet pressure. He cites history from the U S founding, warns against endless dole, and urges using unity to pressure European nations toward political and economic consolidation rather than renewing large scale armament or lend lease programs.
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Congress
Western Europe
United States
Western
Henry Wallace
Truman
Washington
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
United States Supreme Court
Owen J. Roberts
United Nations
Justice Roberts
Moscow
Ya Toberts
America
Greece
France
China
Palestine
Israel
League of Nations
United States of Europe
Wilson
University of Michigan to Resume Workers' Education Courses
President Alexander G. Ruthven announced that adult education classes for workers, briefly suspended for review, will resume immediately after the Christmas holidays. The university will restart the courses under his guidance.
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University of Michigan
Alexander G. Ruthven
University program aims to aid workers education reform
University president Ruthven outlines the reorganized workers' education program administered by the Extension Service. He says courses will be accessible to all workers, taught mainly by University faculty, with enrollment kept low and paid for by a special Regents budget. He defends the plan against public misunderstanding and notes continued university support. George W. Taylor, 62, dies in Athena Oregon.
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Extension Service
Ruthven
University
Everett ‘J.sopp
Michigan
Detroit
Arthur Elder
Hitler
Dairymen of County To Meet Dec 7
Washtenaw County dairy group schedules two meetings on December 7 with speaker George Parsons of Michigan State College Dairy Department. Forenoon session 10:00 at Ann Arbor Farm Bureau store hall. afternoon 1:30 at Chelsea High School. Parsons discusses inheritance breeding for milk and butter-fat efficiency.
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Washtenaw
Annabor
Farm Bureau
Chelsea High School
George Parsons
Dairy Department
Michigan State College
Parsons
Mr. Parsons
H. S. Osler
Glenn Bird
Superior Township
Everett van Riper
Lima
Bert Amrhein
Augusta
Noel King
Ed Simons
Ann Arbor
Horace Whitney
Webster Township
Roland Stein
Northfield
Albert Gall
Saline
Leonard Burmeister
Freedom Township
Oral Bassett
York Township
Clifford Bradbury
Lowell Spike
Lima Township
County Farm Bureau Leaders Meet at Saline High School
Sixty five County Farm Bureau members and State Organization representatives gathered at Saline High School Tuesday night. Herman F. Howboisen presided splitting attendees into sections for secretaries group leaders publicity chairmen and other roles. Light refreshments followed, marking the county's first such meeting.
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Farm Bureau
Saline High School
Herman F. Howeisen
Fenton Taxidermist Gallagher Worldly Reputation Highlighted
Feature notes Bill Gallagher of Fenton known as the town's top sportsman. A recent trip to Canada yielded no moose or bear but fishing and small game abundance. His taxidermy business displays mounted specimens from Ethiopia to British Columbia and the Aleutians, underscoring a wide trade in wildlife mounting.
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Pacific
Maine
California
Detroit
Puget Sound
Supreme Court
Russia
Texas
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Fenton, Mich
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Colorado
Aleutians
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