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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1946
Page
9
Dutch Graf stole the scene during Saline High School seniors' production of Happy Ending. Merlyn Graf as a grumpy retired businessman fumbled a traveling bag on stage causing a brief exit in a comic misfire. The prop revealed empty space, giving spectators a sudden, humorous moment.
Saline High junior class advisor G. J. Bonich announces the group will stage Don Elser's three act comedy Somthing's Cookin. Tryouts are under way for twelve roles with Eugenia Logan Randall Coates and Mildred Haswell assisting. Casting expected by December 20 with parts learned during Christmas recess.
Saline High School athletes and Athletic Department staff will be guests of the local Rotary Club tonight in the school gym for a football banquet. They will learn Rotary basics and enjoy a meal prepared by senior girls, plus a Michigan Army football film.
Mrs C D Finkbeiner attended funeral of friend Mr Bell in Milan Saturday. Warren Finkbeiner and Donald visited Tecumseh parents Sunday. Mrs Lyell Boehm and Mrs Raymond Wiedmeyer were business visitors in Ann Arbor Saturday. George Ernst traveled to Chicago on business. son Clayton flew to Indiana for a shearing trip. Emerson Haeussler wed in Ann Arbor. Ralph Mann attended. West Saline Farm Bureau met at Oscar Klein’s home Monday.
Mrs Mary Bredernitz thanks those who expressed sympathy during illness and hospital stay with heartfelt appreciation. A note mentions a swimming pool and a Roman bath description as background.
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