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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1957

Page

4

Saline City Council Special Meeting Sparks Storm Drain Plans

February 25 1957 city council discusses immediate survey for storm sewer to drain Green Acres Sub division Saline Heights area with plans for 1957 completion Ed Hering Engr to prepare area plan West Bennett Street Mills Road for approval and costs City Clerk to notify Ed Hering State highway traffic signal order letter from Francis Lockwood on N Davenport filed for action Fire protection needs discussed Pro Tem Hartman approved to countersign city checks meeting adjourned.

W. Bennett St Green ‘Acres Saline Heights Ity Ed Hering Mills Rd

Mr and Mrs Kuhl Host Young Adult Group Event

Mr and Mrs Kuhl entertain the Federated Church Young Adult group at their home Sunday from 5 to 7 30 pm. A devotional service precedes a program led by Mr and Mrs John Erskine and refreshments will be served by the hosts.

Howard Kuhl Federated Church Eee John Erskine

Jewelry party by Altar Society February 26 at 8 p.m.

The Altar Society sponsors a jewelry party on February 26 at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Refreshments will be served.

The Altar Society

Youth Fellowship to Visit Ann Arbor Police Youth Bureau

The Youth Fellowship of St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church will depart at 2 45 p m Sunday to visit the Ann Arbor Youth Bureau where Sgt Sim mons will explain the department work of the City Police Department

St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Youth Bureau of Ann Arbor Sgt. Simmons

Church Council Social Hosted by Rev Engel

Rev and Mrs H L Engel entertained church council members and their wives, totaling eighteen. Engel displayed slides of church news and refreshments were served.

H. L. Engel

Women's Association Drives Support for Civic Orchestra

Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra seeks community backing through a Women's Association campaign. A kickoff dessert meeting is planned March 5 at 1 15 p.m. at 2110 Hill Street. Funds fund publicity social hours and needs, with a musician trio and talks by Emil Raab.

Francis, Danforth Women’s Association of Ann Arbor Civil Orchestra Ree William Grim Hill Street Women’s Association Calvin. Peters Edward Roebe Richard Massman Civic Orchestra Joan Lewis Sieglinde Onderdonk Emil Raab University of Michigan School of Music Danforth Saline Ann Arbor Monroe Parks and Recreation Department Ann Arbor Civic Symphony Orchestra Association Ann Arbor Bank

Hill tale of Jack and Jill ends with cranium crack

Story reports Jack fell and cracked his head on the hill while Jill continued onward and reportedly discovered uranium.

Jack Gill Jill

First Saline Village Election of 1866 Chronology

The Washtenaw Board of Supervisors authorized Saline to become an independent village in 1866. On November 27 the election produced two tickets, electing Charles H. Wallace as president and naming a slate of officials including Hall, Davenport, Webb, Forbes, and Seeley. Horace Field, a beloved day-run conductor, rose from Saline to Detroit interurban service and remained active in the electric line era from 1910 into the 1920s.

Saline Washtenaw Board of Supervisors Ann Arbor Justin Forbes Charles H. Wallace Everett B. Clark George W. Hall William H. Davenport Myron Webb Marshall George Sherman William Rheinfrank James Draper H.3. Miller Samuel D. van Durer James F. ‘Seeley Russell Miller Jacob Sturm Thomas J. Wood Daniel Hall Frost St. John Michigan Avenue Horace Field Norace Field Detroit Field Dearborn Niagara Spray Ontario

Dinner Meeting of Willing Workers Club at Mrs Irelan’s Home

The Willing Workers Club met at Mrs. Fern Irelan’s home Thursday with dinner served by hostess Mrs Lloyd Cotey. Devotions and roll call followed, and Mrs Arthur Lutz led a brief program titled Meet Tonight. The Martha Mdry Guild of Trinity Lutheran Church gathered Thursday at the church with Rev H L Engel delivering a lecture on the Seventh Commandment. Hostesses Mrs Robert Guenther and refreshments were provided by Mrs Harold Lamberth Mrs Carl Seeger and Mrs Willard Theurer.

Willing Workers Club Fern Irelan Lloyd . Cotey Arthur Lutz Martha Mdry Guild Trinity Lutheran Church H. L. Engel Robert Guenther Harold Lambarth Carl Seeger Willard Theurer

Success Comes From Staying Awake in Daytime Not Night

Motivational note emphasizes that true achievement stems from alert daytime effort rather than sleepless nights. It urges consistent focus and practical persistence to reach goals.

Temporary County Director Named For Washtenaw Juvenile Court

Roger Lind assistant director of research statistics in the State Department will serve as acting director of the Washtenaw County Juvenile Court for two months on loan from the State Welfare Department. The appointment announced by Probate Judge John W Conlin at a February 20 advisory council meeting aims to set up the court, assign personnel, establish a central file, clear back cases, and recruit staff. Lind remains paid by the State Welfare Department with county maintenance. The vacancy follows Harold Nielsen’s resignation.

Roger Lind State Department Washtenaw County Juvenile Court State Welfare Department John W.conlin Juvenile Court Advisory Council Court House State Welfare’s Department Conlin Washtenaw County Harold Nielsen Lind Fedele Fauri University School of Social Work Robert Rosema Michigan Children’s Intitute Yale Adrian Lansing Board of Supervisors Meredith Bixby William C. Morse University of Michigan University Fresh Air Camp

Poem Fragment Reflections on Youth Faith and Fear

A reflective excerpt noting the paradox of youth and aging tied to faith doubt self confidence fear hope and despair. The lines juxtapose opposite states to explore inner emotional balance and growth.

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Council Proceedings Roesch Hering Paul Albert Engr Francis Lockwood N. Davenport Protem Hartman James B. Kaler Michigan Bell Telephone Company Michigan Association For Better Hearing Kaler Mrs. Kuhl Church Council Meets Women's Association the Civic Orchestra Interlochen Michigan Civic Orchestra Jack and Michigan Ave Milan Eberley Smith Vicki van Decar Timmy Hoot Janet Horning Cohama Duvette Coloray Rayon McCall's Courtaul Hame Sewine
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