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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1950

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Freedom Foundation announces 1950 School Awards program

The Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge announces a separate 1950 School Awards Program open to public, private, and parochial school systems. A $59,000 fund will reward classrooms and districts for programs teaching fundamental American freedoms, with 75 Freedom Libraries and trips to Valley Forge for top winners.

Freedom Foundation Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation Kiwanis International United States Foundation Freedom Valery Forgé Freedom Library Committee General Washington Valley Forge National Shrine Freedom Libraries State Supreme Courts Naonal Patriotic Societies Reader's Digest Federations Foundation George Washington

Darktown Minstrels come to Saline High School

Local notes announce February 14 15 shows at the Saline high school auditorium with the Jaycees producing and Mrs Robert Merchant guiding musical bits promising a full house. Also details on a February 14 university course in marketing and accounting in Ann Arbor and a fire safety ordinance notice.

Meza U. of M Ann Arbor Business Administration Michigan Bureau of Marketing Darktown Minstrels Jay‘cees Ray Armbruster, Jr W. Henry Street Fire Department Saline Observer Cottrell & Sons Saline Observers

Washtenaw Livingston Council Scouts See Big Growth

The Washtenaw Livingston Council reports a 30 percent rise in boy membership from 1968 to 2,547 with 951 leaders by January 1950. Growth credited to unit leaders and sponsors, new Cub Packs and earlier progression through Scout levels, amid a $20,672.85 operating budget and plans for a 25 percent budget increase.

Washtenaw Livingston Washtenaw-Livingston Council Arm of Liberty Washtenaw- Livingston Council L. C. Anderson Herman Keller Anderson Washtenaw Livingston Council Ewis C. Christman Glenn Grossbeck

Fire damages Brososky Buffing Shop after brush fire

A small blaze behind Wood Hardware Store at Brososky Buffing Shop drew the fire department Wednesday afternoon and was quickly extinguished. Estimated damage listed at ten dollars.

Brososky Wood

Annual Meeting of Saline Library Association

The Saline Library Association held its annual meeting at the library on Friday January 13. Officers and board members were elected for three year terms and reports were read and accepted.

The Saline Library Association C. A. Curtiss Randall Coates H. A. Holmes Esther Landwehr Lucille Aprill Howard Boettner Alfred Weisenreder Lansing Pierce Saline Mills Vesta Mills Roy Rogers A.,. Holmes Katherine Briggs See’y

Auxiliary News From Mrs Milton Hartman Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting on January 24 in the Legion One. Clara Finkbeiner and her committee were thanked for drapery work that enhances the Home. Mae Harris announced a February 7 State Hospital party requiring at least two carloads of women, and members voted to contribute 25 dollars from the Poppy Fund to aid Michigan veterans at the Grand Rapids Veterans Facility where over 900 patients need basic items.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Clara Finkbeiner Mae Harris State Hospital American Legion Department Grand Rapids Michigan

Scouts To Receive Promotions Tonight In Ann Arbor

Twelve Saline troop 46 Boy Scouts will be advanced at the Court of Honor at Bethlehem Evangelical church in Ann Arbor at 7 30. It marks the largest single advancement in years signaling a growing scout program. Emil Sattler will earn his Star rank and Public Health and Animatic Industry merit badges. Second class promotions include Alfred Gross, Taylor Jacobsen, Kenneth Guenther, Barry Jacobsen, Lee Niethammer, Donald Jeppesen, Philip Campbell, William Love, Richard Niethammer, Gael Alber, and George Gilligay.

Saline Troop No Bethlehem Evangelical Church Ann Arbor Saline Emil Sattler Alfred Gross Taylor Jacobsin Kenneth Guenther Barry Jacobsen Lee Niethammer Donald Jeppesen Philip Campbell William Love Richard Niethammer Gael Alber George Gilligay

Winners In The Saline Polio Poster Contest

The Saline Schools held a polio poster contest for fourth through sixth grades. Prizes awarded include Richard Lehtanen first in fourth grade, Billy Anderson first in fifth, Mary K Elfring first in sixth, with multiple runners up. Winning posters will be displayed this week in local business windows.

Saline Richard Lehtanen Dennis Schumm Gail Burmeister Billy Anderson Sally Stimpson Tommy Schumaier Mary K. Elfring George Gordon Alfred Daniels Child Study Club Vander Kolk Henry Karner Harold Low Joseph Bondie

Engadine and Dexter Couples Visit At Kleinschmidt Home

Mr and Mrs Lyle Clark of Engadine and Mr and Mrs Frank Kleinschmidt of Dexter spent Saturday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Kleinschmidt.

Lyle Clark Engadine Frank Kleinschmidt Dexter Louis Kleinschmidt

Funeral Services Friday For Anna K Gruner

Anna Katherin Gruner aged 53 died at St Joseph Mercy Hospital after months of illness. Born January 11 1877 in York Township she moved to Saline with her father in 1821 and lived on McKay Street. She worked in Saline and Ann Arbor and attended St Pauls Church. Funeral at St Pauls Friday at 2 30 p.m. body at Lockwood Funeral Home until noon and then in state at the church until service.

Anna Katherin Gruner St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Jacob Maria Bareith Gruner York Township Saline McKay Street Ann Arbor St. Paul's Church St. Paul’s Church Lockwood Funeral Home

Gleason Open House Celebrates Patricia Gleason Birthday

Mr and Mrs Ernest Gleason hosted an open house in Ann Arbor for daughter Patricia and guests. Sister Cora surprised Pat with a dinner visit and a room full of singing. Gifts included a wrist watch as Peggy and Mabel Gleason provided entertainment and refreshments of ice cream cake candy and fruit.

East Ernest Gleason Patricia Pat Monroe Cora Ann Arbor Peggy Mabel Gleason

Y P S Attends A S S M Meeting at Adrian

The Young Peoples' Society of the Lutheran church attended the quarterly A S S M meeting for Adrian Scio Saline Monroe and Monroe town. Held Sunday January 29 at Adrian with afternoon games a potluck supper a business meeting and vesper services at St Stephen's church. One hundred thirty four members attended this meeting.

Young Peoples’ Society of the Lutheran Church A.S.S.M Adrian Scio Saline Monroe Monroe Town St. Stephan’s

Saline Hosts Minstrel Show with Forty-Voice Chorus

The Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a two hour minstrel program at Saline High School Auditorium on February 14-15 at 8 p.m. featuring Rich ard and Pringle's Georgie Minstrels style acts, Pat Roesch Interlocutor, Blues singers, tap dancers, impersonators and more with a forty-voice chorus, end men and a lively program. Tickets on sale at local drug stores.

Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce Darktown Shaw Saline High School Richard & Pringle Georgie Minstrels Pat Roesch Saline al Jolson Spears Brewin Schmid Lee Robison Ken Rogers Michalke Schmid Valiquette the Greaser Mike Strait Vera Lowe Taffy Michalke Darktown Strutters Russ Hughes Kien Voltz Victor Hugo Izaac Dalton Michalke and Schmid Lucky Old Sun Bud Layher Katy Lou Milton Hartman Gleason Sisters A Wiedman Nona Schmid Oliver Steiner Mike Gallagher George Irelan Jim Beale

Hornets Rally To Edge Dundee In Huron League Battle

Saline seized a late lead in a low scoring game at Dundee to topple the Dundee squad 17-15 in the final period. Hass Moehn scored twice and added a free throw to spark the visitors as Saline climbed to a 2 point margin. Lincoln Consol and Milan won earlier, keeping them tied atop the standings. Saline moved into a share of second with Chelsea and Roosevelt in a busy league night.

Manchester B & B Recreation Saline Hotel Vera Schaible Milda Koebbe P. Hamilton L. Trent J. Barnes H. Welch A. Schaible D. Widmayer L. Riedel G. Rager D. Grossman D. Mann I. Schaffer E. Dietle S. Roller D. Bersuder A. Widmayer B. Schaible R. Brown A. DesErmin V. Fielder P. Johnson E.gieske Saline Dundee Fritteynight Salime Buk Hornets Hass- Moehn High Lincoln Milan Bae Rock Leazshe Chelsea Xpstlanti-Roosevelt

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