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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
5
Mrs Glenn Barnes of Bridgewater hosts church events at St John’s Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 9 30 and divine worship at 10 30. Community visits include Freeman Freeland and Clinton residents with many local families hosting dinners and attending Kiwanis sale events.
Saline General Hospital saw Master Thomas H Nickell and Tamara L Nickell of Milan undergo tonsillectomies on January 25. Milan residents Mrs Bell Scotney entered as a medical patient January 27. Mrs Clara Finkbeiner had surgery January 28. Charles Cady of Ypsilanti was admitted as a medical patient January 28. Carl Schnerle of Ann Arbor and Mrs Fred Ballen of Plymouth were released. A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Robert Rogers.
Local residents visit hospitals and homes for gatherings and illnesses. Edna Feldkamp had knee X rays and will start removing her cast part time. A Washtenaw County Farm Bureau women meeting drew multiple area attendees. Raymond Feldkamp entered St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Saline Hornets stun Lincoln Rail splitters 34 33 as Don Feldkamp nets the winning shot with eight seconds remaining. Lincoln rallies late, Bill Wilson ties and briefly leads, but Saline holds on despitemissed free throws.
In the game Lincoln shot 13 of 19 free throws for 68 percent while Saline hit 15 of 39 floor attempts. Lincoln finished 10 of 38 for 26 percent as Jerry Gonser led Lincoln with 17 points and Mitchell added 15. Community notes include visits from Mrs. Hammond of Fort Ord and other local socials, with 4-H meeting and a Saline Cub Scouts program at Saline High School.
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