Saline Boy Earns Honor List at Michigan State University
Gerald C. Haarer of Saline has been named to the Honor List at Michigan State University for achieving a B plus or higher average during the term.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1956
Page
8
Gerald C. Haarer of Saline has been named to the Honor List at Michigan State University for achieving a B plus or higher average during the term.
Announcement reports William J Lote and Ruth Ana Lutz of Saline accepted as Junior Members of the Holstein Friesian Association of America Brattleboro Vermont. They earned Merit Cert and Junior Membership Pin. rights exclude voting. Over 20 279 youths have joined since 1828. Church Council of Federated Church meets Sunday February 5 after Morning Worship Service.
Installation services added several officers to the Federated Church across two congregations. Lauren Wild became Clerk, Hazen Jewell Treasurer, Howard Kul Superintendent, with assistants Hazen Jewell and Charles Cock. New denominational reps include Mrs Haz el Coor Baptist representative for one year, Mrs Willcm Spike for three years, Mrs Murice Henderson Presbyterian representative for three years. Howard Eahi was installed as Baptist deacon for one year, Herman Waddel to three years. Lauren Wild named member of Board of Trustees for three years, Ben Uphaus chosen chairman for 1956, Miss Mary Morden installed as Presbyterian?.
The Saling Bowling Leagues collected funds for the Match of Dimes by contributing five cents per imiss. Frank Deede matched the highest league total of 13.55, with totals listed by each time slot and day, culminating in a grand total of 100.70 dollars.
The fastest growing states Arizona Delaware Florida Nevada and New Mexico lead in population surge with Florida up 49 percent, surpassing California for growth. California remains largest by numbers and may top New York in 1936 while Kiplinger Letter notes new Presbyterian elders Arthur Jacobsen Harold Brown and Roland Valentine joining the commission for terms ranging three two and one year.
The author critiques leisure excess and the 40 hour week, arguing noise and idle radio chatter waste time. He reflects on existential questions of indispensability, cites Lenin and Trotzky, and recalls 1917 18 Petrograd and a perilous train journey, noting life’s fragility and the need to fill leisure with meaningful thought.
Michigan State University reports a surge in employer demand for graduates across fields. The MSU Placement Bureau logged a 58 percent rise in interview schedules to 276 for 232 organizations, with 1,511 students interviewed, 26 percent more than last fall. Average starting salaries by field ranged from 300 to 398 dollars monthly.
The Father and Son Banquet at the First Methodist Church is set for February at 6 30. Gerald Coe will host the event featuring color movies Wild Life of Canada by Mr. MacKenzie of Adrian. Howard Johnson will give a Toast to Sons, Warren Eaton to Dads, with instrumental music by Robert Parsons and group singing led by Elwin Strait. Women of the church will prepare the banquet and young ladies oversee table service.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Rowe of Grosse Pointe Woods announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Jane to Wayne W. Clements son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Clements of Saline. Wayne is a Saline High and Michigan State University alumnus affiliated with Alpha Gamma Rho. Virginia Jane also attended Michigan State. The wedding is set for April 7.
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