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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1947

Page

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Saline Legion Plans Comedy Play For Fund Drive

The American Legion Post of Saline launches a three act comedy to raise funds for the Legion Memorial Home Building. Tryouts are at Legion Hall Friday February 28 at 7 30 pm open to all with no membership requirement. Frank Deede chairs the play committee and urges residents to attend.

American Legion Post of Saline Legion Memorial Home Building Fund Frank Deede Charles Bogers Greta Garkos Legion Hall The Legion

Fire protection plans discussed by Saline city and townships

City Manager Hart outlined inadequate current firefighting gear for city township protection. Three financing and staffing options were chosen for drafting into tentative agreement for a March 25 meeting with Saline and the townships. Color sound movies showcased new equipment.

City of Saline Lodi Saline Pittsfield York City of Hart

Rabbi Lyanan speaks on tolerance amid world strife at Saline

Rabbi Herschel Lyanan of Ann Arbor told Saline Rotary members that war unites all against a common foe while peace can reveal unseen enemies. He shared a wartime talk with General Stillwell and spoke of Jewish aspirations in Europe, noting Palestine as a land of promise, yet honoring Jews who stay in other countries.

Herschel Lyanan Ann Arbor Saline Europe Palestine

Rabbinic call for tolerance amid Middle East tensions

Rabbi Lyanan urged racial and religious tolerance as essential for world peace. He credited British and American oil interests in Palestine for current troubles. Visiting Rotarians included HE A Scharbeale of Ann Arbor Leon Vedder Milam and George Guc kelberg of Birmingham.

Palestine Lyanan A. Scharbeale Ann Arbor Leon Vedder Milam George Guckelberg Birmingham

Three Church Banquets Well Attended

The Bethlehem Evangelical Re formed church in Ann Arbor drew 155 people for the father and son banquet with Rev Cornelius Loew delivering a concert style piano talk. The event highlighted family church attendance and included gifts for the eldest father and largest family.

Cornelius Loew Bethlehem Evangelical Reformed Church Ann, Arbor St. Paul’s Father and Son Old Town Loew John Heininger Keith Armbruster Elvin Armbruster Roscoe Cammet Kenneth Taylor Lloyd Dell Reuben Finkbeiner Andrew Hartman Rudolph Wahl Ladies Aid Society Womans' Guild of Church

Will Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Fred Stierle celebrate their golden wedding on March 2 with a family dinner at their son Adolph Stierle s home 4345 Brown Rd They were married March 3 1897 in the same house They have two sons Adolph and Erwin of Ypsilanti and two grandsons Mrs Stierle will be 70 on June 25 and Mr Stierle 77 on February 20 They lived in Saline before moving to a small farm near their son on Brown Road in 1927 they farmed until 1927 then moved to Saline and back to the country last year

Fred Stierle Adolph Stierle Brown Rd Stierle Adolph Erwin Ypsilanti

Last Rites Held Monday For L. D. Harrison

Funeral services were held for Fred D. Harrison 104 W. Bennett Street here after a lingering illness. Born November 22, 1878 in Ridgeway Michigan, he lived in the area 16 years and was married to Daisy Riggs Barnes in Toledo in 1930. Survived by his wife a stepson Loren Barnes a sister and several relatives. Interment followed at Ridgeway Cemetery.

Fred D. Harrison W. Bennett Street University, Hospital Ann Arbor Mr. Harrison Ridgeway Mich James Eliza Fagan Harrison Daisy Riggs Barnes Toledo Loren Barnes Chicago Roy Pulaski Earl of

Milan Church Choir Sings Here Sunday in Milan

Twenty four members of the Milan Methodist church choir performed a Sunday evening concert directed by Mrs. Earl Witten with Mrs. Clayton Woolmer as organist. Rev. R. S. Hocking installed W S C S officers after the program and light refreshments were served by the Get Acquainted class.

Milan Methodist Church Choir Earl Witten Clayton Woolmer Earl Cosner R. S. Hocking W.S.C.S Lorenz Milam Cecil Davenport Dean Brandt Charles H. Miller William R. Stierle Harold Francis Rosie Woodbridge Martin Fuoss Mary. L Arthur Miller Ruth Esther Luther Briggs Johnson Milan Methodist Church

Tile Drainage Fix by Farm in Capper’s Farmer

Joe Pinter of near Ypsilanti is featured in Capper's Farmer with a method to drain 35 acres. He dug two wells and directs tile water into them. A tractor powered pump moves 700 gallons per minute into the ditch to lift water only a few feet.

Joe Pinter Ypsilanti Capper Tila Pinter

Golden Wedding Anniversary for Local Couple Frank and

Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house from 1 30 to 5 00 at 212 E Henry St hosted by son Raymond Daniels. They were married February 28 1897 in Ann Arbor by Rev Caldwell.

Frank Daniels Raymond Daniels E. Henry St Daniels Ann Arbor Caldwell

Lodi Farmer William J. Kauffman Dies After Long Illness

William J. Kauffman 76, a Lodi area farmer, died Saturday afternoon at his Textile Road home after a long illness. Born August 1, 1870 in Freedom Township, he married Mary in 1904 and lived in Freedom then Lodi Township before settling in Lodi. Survived by his wife two daughters a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Lockwood Funeral Home and Zion Lutheran Church Rogers Corners with burial in Zion Lutheran Cemetery.

William J. Kauffman Lodi Textile Road Freedom Township Gottlob Barbara Buss Kauffman Mary Hiseman Lodi Township Zion Lutheran Church Rogers Corners

Alumnae Fall to Stenos in Narrow 33-30 Showdown

In a two nip and tuck basketball game the Ann Arbor Secretarial School sextet defeated the Saline Alumnae 33-30. Mary Beacom led the Stones with 21 points while Hildegard Riba and Peggy Steiner tallied 14 and 9 for Saline. The Saline Valley Community Party follows, March 3, at the Saline Valley Recreation hall with Jimmie Hunt Dance Studios stars and Jon Cook Orchestra.

Steno Mary Beacon Saline Hildegard Riba Ann Arbor Beacom Peggy Steimer Ann Arborites Mary Beacom Peggy Steiner Saline Valley Saline Valley Recreation Hall Jimmie Hunt Dance Studios Ypsilanti Jon Cook Irwin Clark

Milk Cooling Rules Highlight Dairy Safety

Cool milk promptly to prevent bacterial growth that causes flavor and odor defects. Proper chilling slows spoilage and preserves quality in dairy handling.

Washtenaw County Fruit Growers Meet March 3

The Washtenaw County Fruit Growers hold their second spring meeting Monday, March 3 at 2 00 p m at Saline Valley Farms. A Langer of Michigan State College will discuss State College research on fruit growing issues and topics include cover crops fertilization new disease and insect sprays and hormone use for thinning fruit. Open to the public.

Washtenaw County Fruit Growers Saline Valley Farms Co. A Langer Horticultural Department Michigan State College State College County Fruit Growers Committee Dahne Riker Carl Schumacher Philip Wiard E. B. Sorensen John Metacek Bruce Haig Lewis Ridley Hugh Austin W. L. Sherman

Lindemanns Celebrate Silver Anniversary at Legion Hall

Ninety friends and relatives gathered at the American Legion Hall to toast Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Lindemann on their 25th wedding anniversary. Rev. H. L. Engel read a Jewish wedding, followed by group singing and a playful mock ceremony. A four tiered cake was cut and gifts included silver items and a purse.

Otto E. Lindemann Saling American Legion Hall H. L. Engel

Pastors Host Lodi Farm Bureau Group Meeting

Mr and Mrs David Pastor hosted the Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau group on Friday February 21. The president opened the meeting with a hymn.

Lodi Farm Bureau Group David Pastor Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau Group

Saling Woman's Club Meets Tuesday for Banking Laws

The Saling Woman's Club will meet Tuesday afternoon March 4 at 2 30 p m at 102 H Henry Street the home of Mrs T J Irelan It is the annual meeting and all members are urged to attend Harry Holmes will speak on Banking Laws A social hour follows with Mrs S Boyd assisting

Saling Woman’s Club T. J. Irelan H. Henry Street Harry Holmes S. Boyd

World Day of Prayer Observed by Fifty Women

The Federated church hosted the World Day of Prayer on Friday afternoon with about fifty women in attendance. Leader Mrs Henry McKenzie led the program assisted by soloist Mrs Ronald Tower and organist Mrs Merritt Martin. Short talks on the United Council of Church Women's work were given by several members including Mrs R S Hocking Mrs Alvin Siemsen Mrs Edwin Hering and Mrs Harold Brown. Prayers were led by Mrs Gerald Coe Mrs Martin Blair Mrs Grace Cook Mrs Graydon Everett and Mrs Clarence Fritz.

Federated Church Henry McKenzie Ronald Tower Merritt Martin R. S. Hocking Alvin Siemsen Edwin Hering Harold Brown United Council of Church Women Gerald Coe Martin Blair Grace Cook Graydon Everett Clarence Fritz

Local Radio Invites Rev Henry McKenzie for Morning Devotions

Station WABJ Adrian invites Rev Henry McKenzie pastor of Federated church to lead morning devotions March 3 through March 7. The 8 15 a m program is sponsored by the Ministerial Association and airs each morning.

WABJ Adrian Henry McKenzie Federated Church Ministerial Association

Letter of thanks from Lyons France family in wartime aid

A long letter from Blanche Eberhard in Lyons France expresses deep gratitude for aid sent by the Federated church through Mrs. Harold Brown and Mrs. Hazen Jewell. The family describes receiving food, cake mixes, chocolate, tea, soap, and personal items, recounting joy at each arrival and their postwar hardships in 1947.

Federated Church Henry Eberhard Lyons France Harold Brown Hazen Jewell Yvonne John Geneva Butch Restoration Fund Europe Mrs. Brown Blanche Eberhard

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Red Cross Methodist Father and Son George Washington William Shaw First Baptist Church Randall Coates Paul Walter MacArthur Don Ford Fred Larson Katherine Briggs Cecil, Davenport Cochairmen Hemstead Bull University of Michigan Federated Father and Son Ernest Jaeger Fred Gillen Charles Gilligam Uncle Sam Arthur Cuff Alwin Lewis Paul Klueter Ferman Clements Brown Bros Ann Arbor Street L. D. Harrison Milan Gladys Plant Sainsbury Som Macon Road Greem Peterson Michigan Associated Telephone Co Claude, Thomas Alfred Wiedmayer Rudolph Feldkamp Erwin Feldkamp Mr. and Mrs Stenos Lindemanns Woman’s Club Prance
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