Saline F F A Week Observed By Local Future Farmers
Saline High School observes National Future Farmers of America Week from February 28 to March 1 with Saline FFA members led by President Marvin Marion and Advisor Aton Ealy. The group promotes rural leadership, better study outcomes, and farming career skills across 380000 members in 9000 chapters nationally.
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Tore Farmers of America
F.fa
Saline F.F.A
Presiant
Marvin Marion
Presier
Bil Wiedmayer
Bohnett
David Yebler
Lloyd Guena
Orman Roehm
Aton Ealy
Michigan
George Washington
Mountamon
Yegington
Generase
Allan Grossman to Start Law Practice in Saline
Kon W. Grossman 28 will begin the practice of law in Saline on March 1 with offices in the Still Hotel Building. A University of Michigan Law School graduate, he is not new to Saline, living at Valley Farms with his wife Mrs. Grossman whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagen of Saline.
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Kon W. Grossman
Saline
Grossman
Uniferity of Michigan Law School
Wll
Still Hotel
Filding
Rite
Grissman
Fine Valley Farms
Manchester
Undersheriff to Act Temporarily After Sheriff’s Death
Undersheriff Kates Shaw will act as sheriff until a new appointment to fill the unexpired term is made by Probate Judge John Conlin with F. DeVine and Luella M. Smith, county officials, named to set the appointment date. Shaw began in the department as a deputy and later became undersheriff, moving to Ypsilanti in 1927 from Carey Ohio.
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Vin L. Klager
Kates Shaw
John Conlin
F. DeVine
County
Prosfer
Luella M. Smith
Coun- Clerk
Two Father Son Banquets Held This Week
Two Father Son banquets were reported this week. At St Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church the event featured Rev Alvin Siemsen, Ernest Girbach as toastmaster, and Dr Simon Fagerstrom of Eastern Michigan College speaking with color slides. Ed Heininger was honored as oldest father. David Heininger was youngest son. The Armbruster family had four sons present. At the Methodist Church a banquet for 130 attendees was hosted by the WSCS with Rev Robert Richards as toast master. Roy Rogers was honored as oldest father and Leo Jensen toasted the sons. A magic act by Roy Rew closed the program.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Women’s Guild
Alvin Siemsen
Ernest Girbach
John Miller
Donald Dechert, Sr
Donald, Jr
Simon Fagerstrom
Eastern Michigan College
Europe
Heininger
David
Kenneth Heininger
Ann Arbor
Arthur Heininger
Elvin Armbruster
Siemsen
Robert Richards
Methodist Church
WSCS
John Reale
Richards
Bliss Charles
Tommy Jensen
Leo Jensen
Roy Rogers
Lee Carr
Dwight Carr
Roy Rew
Plymouth
Mr. Reule
City workmen relocate parking meter in front of Saline Hotel
City superintendent Mike Strait says the meter was originally placed too far back, narrowing the space behind it. Crews moved the meter Monday morning to correct the alignment and improve curb space.
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City
Saline
Mike Strait
Sheriff Erwin Klager of Washtenaw Dies at Home
Sheriff Erwin L. Klager of Washtenaw County died of a heart attack at his Ann Arbor home after a brief illness. Born March 2, 1879 in Bridgewater, he earlier ran the Klager Hatchery and served as deputy, captain, and then sheriff for over 13 years. He married Florence Schaible in 1919. survived by wife, daughter, three grandchildren, and a brother. funeral services were held at Muehlig Chapel and St John’s Church Bridgewater with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials go to St John’s Church Bridgewater.
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Erwin L. Klager
Washtenaw County
West Libertys Avenue
Ann Arbor
Mr. Klager
Bridgewater
Michael
Emma Cressler Klager
Luther
Klager Hatchery
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elks and Moose Lodges
Manchester
Muehlig
Harry Ray
St John's Lutheran
St. John’s Church
Executive Board Meeting of Ladies Aid Society
The Executive Board of the Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church will meet at 1 30 oclock Friday afternoon this week at Mrs. Paul Reed's home 209 West Russell Street. Plans for the Annual Banquet for Fathers and Sons, scheduled for March, will be discussed.
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Ladies “Aid
Fire destroys barn and silos on Saline farm
A Saline area farm loss includes a barn and two silos after a Monday night fire of undetermined origin. Twelve cows eight calves and a bull perished with two tractors and multiple pieces of equipment destroyed. Fire units contained the blaze despite wind as Milan and local departments aided, with insurance likely offsetting much of the damage.
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Saline
Dean Hammond
Chester Smith
Albert Faust
Smith
Observer
Faust
Saline Fire Department
Albert Faust Fami
William Collins Travels With Family To Grand Rapids
William Collins advertising manager of the Saline Observer spent the weekend in Grand Rapids with his family.
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William Collins
The
Saline Observer
Grand Rapids
Saline Chamber Plans March Officers Dinner Meeting
The Saline Chamber of Commerce met Monday night in the Saline Savings Bank directors chambers. They discussed the annual election of officers and a ladies night dinner at Marty Restaurant on March 27. A nominating committee of Gene Carpentier, chair, with Bob LaRose and Bob Harrison was chosen. A follow up meeting is set for Wednesday March 5 at 8 pm with the Executive Board at 7:30. Howard Sommers of Central Michigan State College will attend.
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Saline ‘Chamber of Commerce
Directors
Saliné Savings Bank
Marty
Gene Carpentier
Bob LaRose
Bob Harrison
Howard Sommers
Central Michigan State College
Saline Play Center Meeting at Mrs Daniel Moore Home
The next Saline Play Center meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Daniel Moore at 325 Bennett Street on March ard. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shaw visited their son and family in Maumee Ohio Sunday afternoon.
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Saline Play Center
Daniel Moore
Bennett Street
Clarence Shaw
Mrs
Robert. Shaw
Maumee, Ohio
Adult Farmers Class Meeting Cancelled
The adult farmer class at Saline High School will not meet Monday March 3 due to teacher Mr. Alton Ealy attending the North Central State Teachers Trainers Conference in Chicago. Classes resume March 10 with March 17 the final session of the ten week course.
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Saline High School
Ealy
Chicago
Alton Ealy
North Central State Teachers Trainers
Michigan Association Teachers of Vocational Agriculture
Observer Publishes An Extra This Week
The Observer reports it issued an Extra this week to provide early news to readers. The staff thanks readers for the positive comments and expresses pride in delivering timely coverage as they continue their reporting effort.
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Observer
The
Hopkins Hallucinations in a Michigan town column
A reflective column notes wintering robins in south Washtenaw County and mentions Rose Shaw’s new glasses. The writer congratulates Saline Savings Bank on its 50th anniversary and comments on friendly newspaper colleagues and a fire incident, ending with a note that the column is nearly done for the week.
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Michigan
Washtenaw County
Freedom Home Destroyed By Fire In Freedom Township
A Wednesday evening fire destroyed the Martin Monroe home at 6675 Bethel Church Road in Freedom township. Saline Fire Department fought the blaze for hours after arriving about 5 15 pm. No injuries were reported though shotgun shells in a bedroom exploded during the blaze. Authorities speculated the fire may have started from an overheated coal furnace. The owner said partial loss was insured.
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Saline
Milan
Martin Monroe
Bethel Church Road
Freedom Township
Saline Fire Department
Monroe
Re‘porter
University
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Ryt
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Sheriff Klager
Minnie Brassow
Brassow Road
Wisconsin
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Rose
Shaw
Saline Savings Bank
Freedom Home
East Michigan Ave
Salina
Harris Street
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Jack Berno
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