Saline Woman's Club Bake Sale for Library Benefit
The Saline Woman's Club hosts a bake sale at Up Haus store on Saturday February 22 from 9 to 12 with Hal Carter's Orchestra performing for the Saline High School Senior class fundraiser. Tickets are $100 per couple at the High School Auditorium.
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Saline Woman’s Club
Uphaus
Saline
Hal Carter
Ladies’ Aid of the
Federated Church
C. F. Smith
the Saline High School
Saline Social Roundup Reports Local Personal News
Saline residents attend dinners andBridge luncheons. marriage license applications filed for Lester Klumff and Rena Schumacher and Robert Button and Elowene Bamner. The Saline Mercantile Company meeting includes moving pictures. civic clubs, church events, and school staff changes noted with social updates across Saline and nearby towns.
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Ldean Bernard
Yvonne Marie
John Schleh
Ruth
Grosse Pointe
Detroit
Lester Klumff
Rena
Schumacher
Robert J. Button
Farmington
Elowene Bamner
Alwin
Mig
Dan Hall
Earl Allmand
Ann Arbor
Saline
Saline Mercatile Company
Salins Theatre
Moving Pictures
Clifford Culver
Ralph Culver
Mt. Morris
Maude Greenfield
George Culver
Milan
Loren Hunt
Ralph Hunt
Clarence Haarer
William Burkhardt
Saline Woman's Club
Ladies Literary Club
Ypsilanti
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. N. Lewis
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Adolph
Raynor Scudder
Low
John Finkbeiner
Wade Scudder
Ray Gleason
Observers
Normal College
State Normal College
State Board of Control For
George H. Fern
C. A. Curtiss
Josephine Decker
Lansing
Curtiss
A. 4
Perry
H. A. Holmes
Allen McIntosh
Waverly Road
Dora Howe
Frank Dieterle
Howard
Dorothy
Alice Burmeister
Manchester
Maxine
Richard Burmeister
Klager Road
Bridgewater
Large Audience Pleasantly Impressed by School Band Show
A large audience at the auditorium Thursday enjoyed a well improved school band concert facing difficult and beautiful numbers. Bonnie Bearss Megaphone solo Russell Bearss baritone Shirley Stephenson William Lindenschmidt Military tap dance God Bless America Merritt Martin reading group Prof Francis J Maddy showcased Interlochen work Saline Band invited as Napoleon Band guests in the future.
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Balaton
Mer‘ories
Bonnie Bearss
Russell Bearss
Shirley Stephenson
Wiliam Lindenschmidt
God Bless America
Merritt Martin
Francis J. Maddy
U. of M
Interlochen
Saline
Napoleon Band
Shaw School Valentine Day Party Recap
Shaw school pupils held a class party with ice cream cookies candy popcorn and marshmallows. Betty Schnirr ing Lois Schnirr ing Betty Von Sossen and Donald Miller led committees. Several students were absent for six weeks and seventh and eighth graders study for tests.
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Shaw
Betty von Séssan
Donald Miller
Lois Schnirring
Donna Stoddard
Betty Schnirring
Betty von "Sossan
Darlene Klumpp
School News Financial Results From Last Week
The report cites a Flat Rock versus Saline basketball game on the home floor with $21.70 raised. Seniors hosted a post game event earning $7.50. Saline Band hosted Napoleon generating $93.00 to fund a new Sousa phone. The University of Michigan School of Education, led by Dr. Anderson with five assistants, conducted a local testing program.
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Pentecost
Adrian
Roy. Miller
Fenton
Saline Friends
Randall Coates
Onekema
Pauline Rogers
Doris Alber
Maude Greenfield
Vera Snowball
Milan
Aturday
Jordan
Harry Anderson
Sam
Kendall Jett
Sven
Powm
Aitaegoon
John Dieterle
Ann Arbor
Sebastian Finkbeiner
St. Paul's
FlatRock
Saline
Napoleon
U. of M. School of Education
Anderson
Lincoln's Part in the Prevelop ment and Preservation of American Democracy
Leona Klein discusses Lincoln as more than a great emancipator noting his democratic ideals and leadership. The piece contextualizes democratic challenges and cites Jefferson Jackson Emerson Thoreau Whitman Twain as influential figures shaping American democracy.
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Lincoln
Leona Klein
Springfield
Washington
Acreat
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry Thoreau
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain
Ari
Lincoln’s role in preserving the American democracy
The speaker praises Abraham Lincoln as the greatest figure for defending democracy. Lincoln preserved the Declaration’s essence by keeping the union intact during crises, ensuring the heritage was passed on, and exercising solemn responsibility after emancipation.
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Arkansas
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State Hospital
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Pleasant Lake Road
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Ohio
Huron
Edison
Remington
Thoms
Alva Edison
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Lambarth Brothers
Ford
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