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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1948

Page

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Saline Residents Highlight Rose Bowl Honor and Civic Debate

Erwin Schmid received the Distinguished Service Award from the Citizens Committee of Saline for community work during the past year. The award will be presented at the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner. The piece also covers local officials and educators debating curriculum reform to educate the 75 percent of students not headed to college, including calls for community colleges and adult education.

Erwin Schmid Saline Schmid Alvin Siemsen Alwin Gross Charles Osgood Chamber of Commerce William Lyons William Britton Citizens’ Committee Allen Wiedman Oncy Elliott Northwestern Detroit Elliot Saline City Saline Hotel Omar Feldkamp Earl Hugh Reveling American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall Bridgewater Tavern Deede Radio

Revamp of Public Schools Aims to Meet Student Needs

State Superintendent Dr. Eugene Elliott predicts significant progress in revamping curriculum over the next decade. He notes earlier limited training reached about 15 percent of students, now 25 percent, with many graduates entering the labor force unprepared for modern life. The coming decade targets broader, stronger programs.

Eugene B. Helliott Carl B. Ende Lansin SetrSit Elliott

Lodi Plains Academy Founder and Century Old House

The article recounts Prof. Rufus Nutting founding Lodi Plains Academy in 1847 near Ann Arbor, with 136 students in 1849-1850, tuition 9 to 15 dollars annually, and a later sale of the property. It notes Edwin Willits as a notable graduate who advanced to Congress and state leadership roles.

Lodi Plains Ann Arbor Rufus Nutting Karl D. Weavie Saline and Textile Michigan Historical Academy Bald Nutting Patchin North Adams Edwin Willits Willits Monroe State Constitutional Commission Congress State Normal School Ypsilanti Michigan Agricultural College Michigan State College Harrison Cleveland

Saline Community Notes Warm With Winter Skies

Saline residents report a bright wintry scene on the main drag with snow and ice, carols in the city, and local meetings set. Weekend outages worried hatchery operators, while a Dodge truck launch in Detroit and a California trip highlight regional chatter. Public notices include Saline Fair profits, city finances, and a Rose Bowl telecast at local venues.

Frank Deedes Frank George Buzz California Michigan Ann Arbor Elmer J. Steele Ray Alber Detroit Max Fosdick Detroit Edison Jerry Coe Jerry Florida Henry l Leutheuser St. Paul’s Church Henry

Storm Hits Rural Telephone Lines Across Michigan

A sleet storm caused major damage to Michigan Associated Telephone Company lines with about twenty rural lines out of service and 43 poles down. Coldwater crew plus locals are repairing it, with restoration expected by week’s end near Bemis Willis Maple and Kaiser roads.

Michigan Associated Telephone Company Coldwater Bemis Willis Maple Kaiser Roads

Archery Club Again Active in Saline Meetings Begun

The Saline Archery Club will start weekly meetings and target practice Friday January 9 at eight o'clock. Sessions occur on the third floor above the Kroger store. The club extends a cordial invitation to all interested in this growing, healthful sport.

The Saline Kroger

Senior Class Play Delights Audiences This Week

Last night’s show delighted crowds with humorous scenes and the final performance follows tonight. Students invite everyone to attend and enjoy the Senior play.

Camping For Children Discussed By Child Study Group

Miss Katherine Simms executive secretary of the Ann Arbor YWCA spoke to the Child Study group on Tuesday January 6. The topic Camping for Children covered camp history and key selection factors for parents including health and sanitation leadership and program quality.

Katherine Simms Ann Arbor Y.W.C.A Miss Simms State Health Department

Washtenaw Historical Society plans January meeting

The Washtenaw County Historical Society will hold its January meeting on the ninth at eight p.m. at Clements Library in Ann Arbor. C. Storm, director of the library, will present slides and a film and discuss early manuscripts. Members only. refreshments afterward.

Washtenaw County Historical Society Clements Library Ann Arbor C. Storm

Engagement announced Ruth Marie Sweetland to Richard Burmeister

Mr and Mrs Mark Sweetland of Scio Church read announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Marie to Richard Allen Burmeister son of Mr and others named in the notice.

Mark Sweetland Scio Church Read Ruth Marie Richard Allen Burmeister

Saline Residents Featured In Local Life and Weddings

A Saline couple reflects on football glory and local milestones. The groom attended the University of Michigan and Navy years, now works with his father. Also noted is a summer wedding plan and an engagement between Martha Lorraine Sally and Martin William Busch, both with ties to Ann Arbor schools and local businesses.

Carl Burmeister Saline Miss Sweetland Ann Arbor High School Hamilton Business College Washington, D. C Kansas City Saline High School Burmeister University of Michigan Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Marquette University Charles Sally Ann Arbor Martha Lorraine Martin William Busch Herbert C. Busch

Farm Group Alternative For UMT Farm Group Alternative For UMT

A Pittsfield community group met despite a snowstorm at the Hertlers home on U S 112 to discuss Michigan Farm Bureau resolutions. They backed a minimum price support aligned with production quotas and urged school district reform, rural health aid, and non compulsory military training.

Pittsfield Dan Hertler U. S. 112 Michigan Farm Bureau Dwight Baylis Armstrong Power Lacey Clements

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