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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1958

Page

5

Women Groups Share Bible Themed Programs Across Churches

The Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Evangeliest and Reformed Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Reubei Finkbeiner presiding. Skit The Book of Books highlighted Bible’s role in Christian life. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Milton Finkbeiner, Mrs. Clara Finkbeiner and Miss Clara Faust. The Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran hosted Salem Lutheran guests Wednesday afternoon with a smorgasbord, devotions by Rev. H. L. Engel, contests on Bible themes, a Florida missions talk and a wallpapering film. Luncheon committee included Mrs. Karl Bredernitz and others. Saline reps to Civil Defense from the Pontiac center included Mrs. Lahra Hoeft and others.

Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Evangeliest and Reformed Church Reubei Finkbeiner George Wood Sallee Wood Alvin Siemsen Milton Finkbeiner Clara Finkbeiner Clara Faust George Camburs Comittee Albert Bredernitz Elwin Burkhardt Engel Florida Karl Bredernitz Wilkes Burkhardt Fred Braun Karl Theurer

Detroit Lions coach George Wilson meets reporter in Saline

The writer recounts meeting Detroit Lions head coach George Wilson last Saturday, receiving an autograph, and learning the coach shared the full story behind his visit. The piece reflects on Wilson's gracious demeanor despite fame and the hectic press day within a newspaper office.

George Wilson Detroit Lions

Observer office gears up for modern front and new editor

The piece describes staff juggling tasks while planning an Observer office refresh. It notes Chuck Wright’s sketch, a two week completion window, introduction of Chelsea Standard’s new society editor, praises Chelsea printing quality, and promotes Saline Dollar Days with October 14 and 15 bargains. It urges readers to support participating merchants.

Observer Office Chuck Wright Chuck Thelsea Chelsea Standard Leonard

Circus Night Out And Local News From South East Saline

Mrs. Rena Sanders returned home from Munich where she cared for her sister in law Parker Murray who broke her arm in Grand Rapids. Shrine Circus guests included Mr and Mrs Murray Sanders and family with Helge Johansen of Ypsilanti. New locals Mr and Mrs Curtiss Anderson and daughter Carol moved from Ottawa Lake to Warner Road. York Baptist Church rally by Holiness Youth Crusade featured Jack Van Impe. York Baptist Sunday School teachers elected Alton Ealy superintendent and Mrs Michael Obsharsky treasurer.

Rena Sanders Munich Parker Murray Roy Dean Jessie Murray Grand Rapids Shrine Circus Detroit Murray Sanders Helge Johansen Ypsilanti Curtiss Anderson Carol Warner Road Ralph Kring Ottawa Lake York Baptist Church Holiness Youth Crusade The Institute of Arts Jack van Impe Crusade For Christ Alton Ealy Michael Obsharsky

St. John's Ladies Aid Plans Meeting. Local Social Notes

Bridgewater news records St John's Ladies Aid set for Thursday February 13 at 2 pm in the church basement. Community notes show hospital visits flu illnesses and parish activities including a Luther League skating party February 16 and a Father and Son Banquet February 18. Local residents are listed with visits calls and hosting duties.

St. John’s Ladies Aid Luther League of St. James Church Judge Breakey

Saline Police File Traffic Violations From Feb 4 to 10

The Saline police issued tickets over several days for speeding 40 to 60 mph in zones of 25 to 45 mph, red lights, improper passing, and no tail light. Names include Thomas F. Ehman, Robert E. Walker, Mildred F. Bishop, David Martin, Conrad J. Burkman, Matthew W. Mertes, Dewey F. White, Louis J. Spurkup, George K. Semerfian, Archie Maideis, Joan E. Spiers, Howard J. Green, Ward Montgomery, Stanley Mills Standard, Harry M. Stewart, Charles B. Stapist, Mary Alice Powell, Bernard James Clay, Margaret Kopitany, David Kaufman, Wm. Peter Rogers, Fred McLellan, Everest W. Rader, Victor Haeussler, Rosemary T. Kolonpowski, Morrison DeGraw, Lawrence E. Tirb, and Thos. V. Iwanicki. Several addresses and cities noted. bonds and fines varied.

Saline Thomas F. Ehman N. Congress Ypsilanti Robert Edwin Walker Mercedes Detroit Mildred Frances Bishop Cass Apts David Martin Anderson Cumberland Dr Burlington Ont George K. Semerfian LaSalle Archie Maideis Hartwell Joan E. Spiers Walnut Rd Whitmore Lake Howard Jay Green Tyler William O. Bright West Wilson Madison Wisc Robert H. Lee Hilliard Road Rocky River Ohio Melville W. Balfour Liberty Road Clark Lake Ward Montgomery Changlain Chicago Illinois Stanley Mills Standard South Rochester Road Clawson Harry M. Stewart Rt. 2 Delta Ohio Charles B. Stapist Glenwood Inkster Michigan Mary Alice Powell Adrian Bernard James Clay van Antwerp Harper Woods Margaret Kopitany Brooklyn David Kaufman Jefferstown Kentucky Bend Peter Rogers Tecumseh Clinton Mich Fred McLellan Baldwin Everest W. Rader McKinshine Mt. Clemens Victor Haeussler Austin Rd Rosemary T. Kolonpowski Noggles Rd Manchester Morrison DeGraw Elgin Co Rodney Lawrence E. Tirb Hogan Ra Clinton, Mich Thos. V. Iwanicki

New Process May Aid Potato Sales

Michigan State University agricultural economist Smith Greig reports a new processing method turns 100 pounds of Michigan potatoes into a 15 pound package of dehydrated mashed potatoes or potato flakes with strong market potential. Taste panels favor Michigan flakes over Western products as total processing rises. A tip suggests heating stuck-together bacon slices in a cold skillet to separate them without tearing.

Michigan Smith Greig Michigan State University M.S.A Economist Greig West

Detroit Man's Day Destroyed By Fire

A Detroit man, Wayne A. Richardson, reported his 1951 sedan burned on Us 23 Willis Road in York Township near Milan. Firefighters from Milan extinguished the blaze after arriving around 2:30 am. No cause was listed.

Detroit Ypsilanti Willis Rd York Township Milan Wayne A. Richardson Bedtroit The

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