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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
4
Michigan Week expands school participation under Dr. Lynn M. Bartlett as chairman. The two week earlier May 4 to 10 schedule stacks education and water themes with coordination by the Michigan Week School Activities Board.
Regular council meeting held Monday evening January 20 1958 with all councilmen and Attorney Roesch present. Minutes approved. Mayor Leutheuser named 1958 commissioners for各 departments, and a letter from Holley and Wilson assured curb and gutter repairs at Risdon Harris and Lawson streets will be completed when weather permits.
St. John s Lutheran Church in Bridgewater elected Leroy Feldkamp elder Aaron Girbach Jr deacon Arnold Wild trustee and cemetery board member Raymond Bauer Other church council members include Wesley Feldkamp elder Edwin Remtschler deacon Robert Lambarth and Ralph Haeussler trustees Edwin Klager and Theophil Alber on cemetery board Robert Lambarth recording secretary Arnold Wild elected treasurer Harold Feldkamp named head Layman presiding officer in pastor s absence.
Members of the Council of St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church were elected at a recent congregational meeting. Norman Girbach was chosen for three years, while Donald Dechert Nelson Watling and Albert Gall were elected for two years. Reuben Wisel was reelected president and Albert Gall as vice president at the organizational session. The congregation approved building an educational unit east of the church and authorized a fundraising drive this year.
Mrs. Willard Schaible recording secretary Donald Dechert financial secretary and Nelson Watling treasurer. The committee chairmen are Mrs. Lance Rogers worship and music Norbert Eichl é maintenance and Norman Gir bach Christian education.
St James Evangelical and Reformed Church of Saline township elected Arthur Wiedmayer as president Robert Girbach as secretary Eldene Finkbeiner as treasurer Glenn Feldkamp as financial secretary Norman Finkbeiner and Edwin Finkbeiner as council members Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church of Freedom township named Victor Haeussler as president Paul Herter as vice president and treasurer of the building fund Willard Feldkamp as secretary Lawrence Boettner as treasurer Lewis Vogel as financial secretary Earl Mann as cemetery committee and Willard Kuebler as altar service leader.
Saline Calendar notes a Rotary meeting at 12 noon at the Saline Hotel with program chairman Art Heininger presenting George Sallade State Representative Lansing for the Ann Arbor District. Family night dinners begin at 6 30 p.m. and six consecutive dinners follow on Thursdays with potluck and coffee provided at Federated Church.
Dean Allen Dave Aubert and Lee Ho hisel will host the Saline High School Record Hop from 9 00 to 11 30 p m Proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
A polio clinic is scheduled for tonight at 7 p.m. in the Complete area to vaccinate residents. Officials urge eligible residents to attend and protect the community.
An Eastern Star service announces an eight oclock meeting at Masonic Hall for a School of Instruction and a special gathering.
A 15 year old runaway girl was picked up in Saline about 3 30 a m Monday and held for Highland Park authorities. Chief Earl Kirby said she complained of home treatment and Highland Park Police were investigating home conditions. She was held at a local home before being turned over to Detective Stead of Highland Park Police Monday afternoon.
Carl's Place truck stop was broken into after 3 30 a m Sunday. Thieves broke the front door glass and stole about 30 to 35 dollars from a cigarette machine. They left 11 cartons of cigarettes and 2 boxes of cigars boxed up, suggesting a hurried departure per police chief E Kirby.
Local groups report meetings at the Ealy home in Saline Valley Farms and events including a March of Dimes Breakfast and Dinner at Marty's Restaurant. Milan and Ypsilanti churches host fellowship, a CES degree exemplification, and teen activities. Several social visits and family gatherings cap a weekend of community life.
Mr and Mrs Lee Robison announce the adoption of twin boys Terry Douglas and Tom Dexter born Friday weighing seven pounds six ounces. A son welcomed siblings as the family returns home Tuesday. Mrs Harold S Gray travels to Cleveland for a Parenthood Club conference and visits Medina upon return.
Local bowlers across Washtenaw County compete in a March of Dimes event running through Feb 26 with $1 entries and a three game score. Top man and woman win trophies on Jan 26. Feb 9 finals at Temple Alleys Ypsilanti offer prizes including two Argus cameras. televised finals promise a Mexico trip for two. Mens and Womens divisions.
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