Saline Couple Wed At Whitmore Lake After Rotary Benefit
In Saline and Ann Arbor, a wedding for Miss Schmidt and her husband followed a December 20 Rotary benefit. Bride wore sage green satin and an orchid bouquet. couple plan to live at 313 East Michigan Avenue Saline. The bride is a bookkeeper at Ann Arbor Bank. groom runs Graf's Gulf Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enhut
Saline
Carl Wurster
Ann Arbor
Whitmore Lake
Earl Hill
Nancy Lirette
Beverly Lirette
South
Michigan Ave
Schmidt
Ann Arbor High School
Ann Arbor Bank
Saline High School
Graf
Gulf Service
Main Drag Notes on Civil Defense and Elections
The piece urges practical civilian defense moves like keeping a full gas tank and stocking coal, citing potential wartime needs. It also reports election irregularities with ballot seals not fully secured and recount bills blocked, noting citizens should count votes themselves.
Public resuscitator on loan to Saline area
The city highlights the resuscitator presented by James C. Wittle is available during emergencies throughout the area. Stored at Saline General Hospital, a phone call unlocks use, as Dr. Harold Miller notes it saves lives in drowning, supports an iron lung, and helps heart attack cases. When needed, the device is rushed to the scene via the Saline Fire Department or Saline Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wittle
Saline General Hospital
Harold Miller
Saline Fire Department
Saline Hospital
Miss Schmidt Weds Gerald Graf in Ann Arbor Church Bride Attire
Barbara Jean Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy N Schmidt of Ann Arbor married Gerald R Graf son of Mr and Mrs Leland Graf of Saline on Saturday morning December 2 at St Thomas the Apostle church. Officiating was Rev Fr Arthur J Neffy. The gown was white satin and nylon tulle with an illusion yoke and a train. The veil came from a tiara with seed pearls. The cascade bouquet featured white poinsettias and a white orchid. Marilyn Graf maid of honor wore blush pink satin. Bridesmaids Mary Ann Saner cousin Judith Ann Lizette cousin Richard B Ehnis best man. Guests seated by Kenneth Schultz Donald Gall and Harry Wack-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Schmidt
Roy N. Schmidt
N. Ashley Street
Ann Arbor
Gerald R. Graf
Leland Graf
Saline
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Arthur J.neffy
Marilyn Graf
Mary Ann Saner
Donald Gall
Anne Eugene
Judith Ann Lizette
Richard B. Ehnis
Mr. Graf
Kenneth Schultz
Harry Wack
Euchre Club Meets at Lambarth Home on Saturday Night
Fourteen members attended the euchre gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lambarth. Esther Heininger won first prize with Carl Carr taking first booby while Anna Mann and Charles Schultz shared booby honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euchre Club
Sam Lambarth
Esther Heininger
Anna Mann
Carl Carr
Charles Schultz
Saline Organist Fannie Unterkircher Remembered for Music and Service
Fannie Unterkircher, daughter of early Bostonian Sabra Jane Whit ing and widow of Dr. C F Unterkircher, lived a life of music in Saline. She played organ in the Presbyterian and later church, founded the Saline Public Library and Saline Woman's Club, and supported Chautauquas and education. She will turn 84 next Saturday.
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Sabra
Jane Whiting
King’s Chapel
Boston
Massachusetts
Fannie E. Caldwell
Chicago
Whitings
Caldwells
Wiliam E. Caldwell
Sabra Jane Whiting
Wellfleet
Cape Cod
Humboldt Park
Caldwell
Fannie
Lodi Township
Lodi Plains
Lodi
Ionia
Fannie Caldwell
Presbyterian Church
Saline
Harry D. Keller
Charles EF. Unterkircher
Harry Keller
Fannie Keller
C. F. Unterkircher
Manchester
Saline Observer
Charles
Vesta Mills
William H. Davenport
Methodist
Detroit
Unterkircher
Daniel Webster
Michigan
Michigan Federation of Music Clubs
Jennie Brown
Saline Public Library
Saline Woman’s Club
King’s
Saline Masons to Install Officers December 18
Saline Lodge No 133 F and A M will install officers on Monday evening December 18 with the proceedings at 7 o clock Vincent Richards of Milan will act as installing officer.
Plans for Happy Christmas at The Infirmary
County residents organize a Christmas program for infirmary inmates with four small and two large trees community donations needed for lights. Choirs from Lane Hall and West Side Woman's Club perform while St. Pauls Lutheran Aux and Presbyterian Women provide gifts and treats. Local groups, Angles school, Brownie troop, Junior Red Cross, and Angels school contribute centerpieces, tray cloths, and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor Garden Club
Lane Hall
65 Voices
Ann Arbor
Saline
Local Legionaire Named to National Committee
A letter from Earl Cooke Jr National Commander of the American Legion informs L Lawrence Deede that he was appointed to membership on the National Un American Activities Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cooke, Jr
The
American Legion
L Lawrence Deede
National Un-American Activities Committee
Saline Cub Scouts Run Toy Drive and Radio Show
Saline Cub Scouts recreate toys and cards for the needy as December project. November featured radio month with den trips to stations. The December 21 caroling tour wraps a busy season. no pack night scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dens
Arthur Godfrey
Cub Scout Committee
Lawrence Deede
Ann Arbor
Col
W. B. McKean
Cubs
John Parks
Deede
Saline
Christmas Programs In Saline Churches
St. Pauls Church presents a Christmas carol service Sunday at 8 o clock featuring the Junior and Senior Choirs with solos and instrumental pieces. Congregation participation includes a candle lighting after the program. Junior Choir wears new white surplices. Mrs James Fox organist and Mrs Claire Vander Kolk choir director guided preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul’s
James Fox
Claire Vander Kolk
Christmas Concert At Methodist Church Sunday
The Methodist Youth Choir led by Mrs. Robert Merchant will present its annual Christmas concert at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening December 17 at 8 o'clock. The program features classical carols and Messiah selections with soloists John Ford and Mrs. Robert Merchant and organist Mrs. Merritt Martin accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Robert Merchant
Handel
John Ford
Willis
Crusaders
Gruber
Merritt Martin
Trinity Ladies' Aid Society Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid Society held its annual Christmas party Wednesday afternoon with fifty members present. Gifts were brought for European refugees and the parlors were decorated with greens and a Christmas tree. Carols were sung in German and English. Committee members were Lucille Hoeft Hilda Marion Lorinda Jed ele Clara Lindemann and Emma Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Europe
Lucille Hoeft
Hilda Marion
Lorinda Jedele
Clara Lindemann
Emma Ernst
Saline Woman's Club December meeting at Mrs Moehn home
The Saline Woman's Club met December 12 at Mrs Carl Moehn's home with Mrs Charles Kern presiding. A Christmas gift collection for the county infirmary was taken. Guest night was announced for January 9 at 7 pm in the Saline high school auditorium. Mrs Robert Tefft spoke on writing jingles and read Christmas in Springdale. A sextet performed and tea with cookies followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman's Club
Carl Moehn
Charles Kern
County Infirmary
Saline High School
R. Finkbeiner
Robert Tefft
Grace Steele
Patsy Swanson
Peg Gleason
Joyce Davenport
Ann Ross
Marie Socks
Jesus
Jingle Bells
Winter Wonderland
Kay Austin
Truck Fire Near St Pauls Church Causes Oil Tank Damage
A fire near St Pauls Church Sunday night about 6 oclock damaged an oil truck estimated at 100 dollars. The Saline Fire Department used chemicals and about 250 gallons of water to extinguish the blaze caused by an overheated bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Saline Fire Department
Gallagher Christening Noted at Trinity Lutheran Church
Edward Dennis Gallagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron B. Gallagher Jr., was christened Sunday afternoon by Rev. B. L. Engel of Trinity Lutheran Church. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schmid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dennis Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher, Jr
B. L. Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Erwin Schmid
Annual Christmas Program at Federated Church
Harold Brown announces Federated Church annual Christmas program on Sunday at 8:00 p.m. The program features piano and organ duets by Mrs. Everett Collins and Harold Brown, trumpet duet by George Austin and his son James, a Milson Bethlehem Song quartet, and choir numbers including The Birthday of a King with soprano soloist Mrs. Ronald Tower, Sing Ye Noel arranged by Dash, Shine O Wonderful Star by Soechtig, The Shepherd's Vision by Ashford, and I Bring You Good Tidings by Willson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
Federated Church
Everett Collins
George Austin
Jamees
Bethlehem Sar
Milson
Neidlinger
Ronald Tower
Noel
Dash
Soechtig
Ashford
Willson
Christmas Eve Program At Federated Church
The Federated Church pupils present the annual Christmas program on December 24 at 7 46 PM. Primary dept rehearsals are December 16 at 1 30 PM and December 22 at 1 30 PM. The party follows the Saturday rehearsal with movies and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Arthur Lutz
Reid Ross
Augh Reveling
Clarence Johnson
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Rotary
Saline Public Schools
Kindergartners
Toyland
Glee Club
Moore
Sue Thomas
Newell H. Long
Betty Roberson
Catherine Christie
Joyce Silkworth
Jean Hirn
High School Girls Glee Club
Watson
Hark
O Shepherds
Marvin Luvaai
Samuelson
Santa
Janet Tower
Wimbile
Sandra Ellis
Nimble
Carol Wright
Janny Robbins
David Krause
Carl Wygand
Billy Austin
Neil Haarer
Jan Losee
Richard Sattler
Patty Harwood
Rachael Woods
Bonnie Jo Fritz
Kathleen Hagen
Kay Camburn
Linda Lange
Carol Levey
Carol Engelhart
Jean Levleit
Betsy Wright
Dallas Schmidt
Cowboys
Eddie Rankin
Arthur Harris
Jimmie Hinderer
Richard Werner
Carl Curtis
Herold Blumhardt
Neil Tracy
Janice Jeppeson
Joanne Spike
Elwyna Sears
Judy Wenk
Saline City
Miss Schmidt
Gerald Graf
Saline Masons
Legionaire
Trinity Ladies’ Aid Society
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