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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
6
The text details OV Rabbit delivering a final strike filled frame and Burkhart Store continuing to win with OV Rabbit's pitching. Ken Jeppesen returns for Standard Oil, scoring four points and keeping tally while Marty Blair posts a 617 series to seize top honors in the league.
Weekly high scores listed for M Blair 223 single and 617 three games, B B Recreation 900 and Burkhart Store 2 606. Frances Fuller 394 series. Julia England 165 single 419 series. Ben Kellogg 150 single 395 series. No bowling Friday. Christmas dinner at Saline Hotel. Bowling resumes December 29 with Bluebelles vs Universalites. Rollerettes vs Pinettes. A five bowler match planned for January 7.
The Universalites moved into first place after taking four points from the Rollerettes who had led the league for weeks. The Rollerettes and Pinettes tie for second while the Bluebelles sit in fourth as teams improve with practice and patience.
The Saline F F A basketball squad split with Manchester in a December 8 practice game at Manchester. The first team lost 13 to 10 with Saline players Kelvin Braun Gerald Haarer John Klumpp Gus Lindeman Eldean Bauer and Neil Lindeman scoring. The Saline second team won 12 to 5 with Gerald Haarer Gordon Barnes Gus Lindeman John Klumpp William Klager and David Zick scoring. The F F A Christmas party was held December 20 in the high school agriculture room with a 25 cent grab bag.
The article cites First Timothy to claim Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners and grant sons of God to those who believe. A country boy debuts a tale about never having seen a circus, leading to a moral reflection on faith and revelation.
A boy visits a town and watches a Christmas parade believing it is a circus but discovers months later the parade was not the circus. The piece shifts to a religious message urging belief in Christ and mentions a Detroit Catholic Church member and a funeral service at Lockwood Funeral Home with burial at Sunset Hills Cemetery.
Mrs. Bessie Buday wife of the late Stanley Buday died suddenly Thursday afternoon at her son Eugene Buday's home 103820 Manchester Road Bridgewater township born September 6 1872 in Poland. She had lived in the Manchester area for ten years moving there from De-
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Wilson relocate from 201 West Michigan to Belleville. Mrs Clare Adams of Dundee and daughter Mrs Robert Starling attend a Methodist Youth concert in which Sharon participates. Den 3 hosts Christmas party at Mrs Starling home. Boys make Christmas card scrapbooks for University Hospital patients. Misses Helen Pentland and Ruth Durell visit Mr and Mrs Starling. Mrs Robert Merchant choir director receives a gift after the concert.
State of Michigan Probate Court Wash tenaw County orders public hearing for Amanda C Hartman to have administration of Andrew Hartman estate. Hearing set for January 10, 1951 at 10 a.m. at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Publication in Saline Observer weekly for three weeks. Jay H. Payne presiding.
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