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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1958
Page
2
The day after Christmas and the house is a mass from attic to cellar. Knobs sticky rug a sight wall paper smudges show how not to play ball. Dishes broken baby sick Junior hurt yet a rollicking Christmas is remembered with thanks for once a year.
Celia Ruth Kelsey three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Kelsey of 12780 Dennison Rd Mooreville died Dec 19 at St Joseph Mercy Hospital from injuries after being thrown from a station wagon on the prior Sunday She was born Nov 17 1955 Survived by parents four brothers Lee nine two sisters Linda and Cidy Mae parental grandmother Mrs Ray Sanford of Holly Hill Florida and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Myrl Murray of Mooreville Funeral services were held Mon December 22 at Stevens and Bush Funeral Home Milan Rev Edgar Sweetland officiating Burial Mooreville Cemetery Mooreville Michigan
Detectives in lab coats use microscopes cameras fingerprints footprints and blood samples to trace violence to its source. Highly specialized scientists from police and health departments join a special investigation squad to respond to crime scenes. Every Michigan officer has access to the service.
George E Jedele aged 75 died Tuesday afternoon December 23 at a local hospital after an extended illness. Born June 3 1883 in Lodi township he married Clara Guenther in 1913 and she died in 1935. He was a farmer living in Saline township and member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. He is survived by four daughters and four sons, eleven grandchildren, five sisters, and other relatives. Funeral services were held Friday at Lockwood Funeral Home with entombment in Oakwood Cemetery.
The committee of Chiefs of Police sheriffs judges justices of the peace prosecutors and the attorney general's department plus the state police prepares yearly proposals to aid law enforcement and protect Michigan's 7 500 000 residents. For 1959 it will also propose making the chemical test for drunk drivers legal.
The ceremony at Bethel Church in Freedom Township was performed by Rev. T. W. Menzel. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley White of 10722 Bethel Church Rd, wore white velvet with a scoop neckline. Jack Hayes of South Bend, Ind., served as best man. ushers were David Bredernitz and James Hieber. The couple will reside in Killeen, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wahl announce the engagement of their daughter Mareine Mae Eisemann to Barry S. Jacobsen son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jacobsen of Textile Road The bride to be is a Saline Area High School graduate and is employed at Placeholder company.
A committee presses for establishing motorist responsibility in cases where a vehicle proceeds after stopping at a stop sign. Police believe the driver should yield the right of way, arguing the action remains a critical point in court evidence.
Ray Hirth offers thanks for the Christmas cards and sift items given during his pickup route.
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