Christmas Party Highlights The Musical Austins at Clermont Club House
The Recreation Club Christmas party on December 21 in Clermont featured the Musical Austins George and Hileen with their four children. The family, visiting from Saline Michigan, gave instrumental and vocal performances to an appreciative audience.
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Recreation Club
Austin
Austins
George
Hileen
Saline
Michigan
Clermont
Bill Austin
Osceola Street
Bill
George Austin
University of Michigan
Jim
Joan
Bobby
Interlochen
Michigan Youth Symphony
Mich
Clermont Club
Mogart
Austin Ensemble
Schilling
Joan Austin
Bob Austin
Pryor
Scott
Jim Austin
Anderson
Friday Night Bowling League shows Hallers Tavern leading drive
Hallers Tavern remains in first place as Skeppler new to the lineup helps their 3 point win over Franks Texaco. A&M Chevrolet beat 5 Point Service with Jaeger 530 and Hill led for the losers. Georges Tavern beat Saline Dairy as Harold Armbruster 567 sparked the win. Standings list several teams with Hallers Tavern atop the board.
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Hallers Tavern
Franks
Texaco
Skeppler
Clark
Imho
Kroske
Texaco Boys
A &M M. Chevrolet
Jaeger
Hill
Kellogs
Deckers
Steiner
Bennett
Hoeft
RR & B Tool No
Taylor
Merritt
Saline Dairy
Ito Georges Tavern
Harold Armbruster
Georges Tavern
Harold
Georges Tavern ‘‘Delivery Boys
Hulls Grocery
Tavin Boys
George
Wwe
Curly
Hemenway
Marty
A & M Chevrolet
Deckerts Service
R&bno
Benehipate
Halls Grocery
Oe Tavern
Oglesbee & Keppler
Hutzel
Hutz
Program Notes Include Sibelius Piano Piece and Song
The fragment lists musical selections including a piano work by Sibelius titled in part as a performance by Joan Austin and a vocal piece “Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere” by Jim Austin, indicating a recital program with performer names.
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Sibelius
Joan Austin
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Jim Austin
No Nation Has Better Citizens Than Prayer Teaching Parents
A short reflective line praising parental virtue as the nation’s strongest asset. It highlights emphasis on teaching children to pray as a core citizen-building practice. The note frames parents as exemplary community shapers through daily guidance.
Saline Observer Subscription Rates and notices
The Saline Observer lists subscription rates: 3.00 per year in Michigan and 3.50 per year outside the state. Postage paid in United States and Canada. Mail subscriptions prepaid. Three year mail subscriptions are 7.50 within Michigan and 9.00 outside. Member of the Michigan Press Association. Advertising by The Michigan Press Service. Entered as second class matter at Saline Post Office under the 1879 act.
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Michigan
United States
Canada
Michigan Press Association
The
Michigan Press Service
Saline
Ford Unveils 16 New Models Echoing Thunderbird Style
Advert says the new 1955 Ford lineup includes sixteen models styled to mirror the Thunderbird allure. It emphasizes the car's thrill and growing public excitement around the distinct design direction and modern appeal.
Evolution of Double Hung Windows From Ancient to Modern
A history tracing three thousand years from Egyptian light slits to American ponderosa pine double hung units. The article notes early marble panes and Roman wood frames, the 1650 Dutch sash invention, and later 1930s improvements with weather stripping, compact balances, and optional screens.
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Roeks
Hollanders
Color Sets Pace In Home Design
A U S survey shows a nationwide shift toward pastel and varied colors for asphalt shingle roofs and siding. Florida and Southern California first adopted sunny pastels, then widespread use followed, with light colors aiding perceived height of small houses, though traditional reds blues greens and grays remain popular with buyers over pastel shades.
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United States
Florida
California
Faith as the electric cord that connects us
The excerpt compares rising living standards with future electrical investments and explains thunder as lightning expanding air into a sound wave. It also uses a metaphor linking faith to an electric cord and prayer to the plug that connects us to a universal power line.
Hen yard riot over frozen rubber band worm
Cuff Taylor recalls a near riot in his hen yard as hens pecked a rubber band frozen in ice. One hen snapped it back and others tried it, causing a cluck and ruckus until he broke the ice with an ax. He notes opposing temperances and games as similar fusses over preferences.
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Cuff Taylor
Cuff
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Clermont Press
Ford
Wiedman Auto Company
Ann Arbor Street
Egypt
U.S. A
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Weidman Tractor Sales
Tractor
Ann Arbor
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