Saline High School News Highlights and Staff
Saline High School reports from editor in chief Richard Cramer and assistant editor Playde Carr. Senior Margaret Milkey leads class news with input from Joyce Heilman junior and Frank Jordan Fresman. Athletics coverage includes Katherine Howard and music and art notes from Dale Noble and Ruth Gross. Washington Club News notes by Dorothy Tower.
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Richard Cramer
Playde Carr
Margaret Milkey
Joyce Heilman
Frank Jordan Fresman
Fin Dale Skees
Alma Ernst
Katherine Howard
Rere
Dale Noble
Ruth Gross
Mary Mood
Muriel Woodbridge
Washington Club News
Dorothy Tower
Time for semester tests and plans for better work
Half a school year is gone and semester tests are set for January 25 and 26. Semi final exams offer a chance to raise marks, then improvements come the following semester starting January 30. Fellow pupils should strive for best and note other communities adding new buildings and facilities.
Schoolrooms Share Hall With Orchestra In Crowded Building
For two or three days weekly general science classes are held with an orchestra practicing in the auditorium on the same floor, separated only by a partition. The arrangement results from a shortage of classrooms and poor building plans, forcing many classes to share space despite noise and distraction.
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Nas
Teachers Retirement Fund Law Inoperative Says Secretary
The Teachers Retirement Fund Law is currently inoperative due to a legislative oversight. The Secretary announced no pensions will be paid until the situation is corrected. The law provides pensions based on years taught, with caps and proportional amounts for those under thirty years.
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Ian
Bore Athletics Means Fewer Jails
Minnesota high school athletic association bulletin argues that local public leagues and playgrounds yield healthier youth and fewer delinquency problems. The piece concludes that investing in school athletics could reduce jail spending.
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Minnesota State
Hgh School Athletic Association
Clinard
Alma Inquiring Reporter Interviews Freshman Dema Cook
Alma Ernst asks Dema Cook about the school’s playground size and needs. The exchange covers interest in class work, desire for domestic science, hardest lessons, favorite room change with a quiet environment, and basketball as preferred sport.
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Dema Cook
Alma. Ernst
Ans
Fender
Interesting sportsmanship noted in school game discussion
The passage discusses fairness in girls sports with only two options for participation. It also reveals students' career plans to pursue teaching and mentions need for a new school house due to poor lighting and heat.
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Ans
Ams
Mary Mood
Haawaii
Aus
Saline High School News Highlights and Plans
The Saline High School notes discuss student opinions on facilities and courses, a new Student Council vote showing approval, junior play practice and cast, chapel program, and a basketball win. Reports cover class reviews, geometry and history topics, upcoming exams, and local oil industry notes in Ashley and Manistee.
Michigan Press Association Meet At State College
Hist orians and publishers of Michigan hometown papers gather at Michigan State College for the fifty seventh annual meeting. Delegates from every part of the state expected to attend. speakers include Gov Fred Green and Detroit Times publisher Rover M Andrews. H T Johnson presides. a banquet and family entertainment planned at the MSU Union Building.
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First aerial lighthouse nears completion in Columbus beacon
America's first aerial lighthouse nears completion at the American Insurance Union Citadel in Columbus Ohio. Four enormous terra cotta urns house 3 000 000 candle power lamps with a revolving light. Five lamps project vertically to beacon visibility 50 to 60 miles for aviators along two proposed air routes.
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Columbus
Ohie
Cleveland
Louisville
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Christian Science Services in Saline Open with Love Theme
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds Sunday services at 10 30 a m in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Love A testimonial meeting follows on Wednesday at 7 30 p m An invitation is extended to all for Sunday school after the morning service admitting pupils under 20. A diplomat is defined as a man who tells a smoother lie for his boss.
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Worh
The
Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Case Welch
In Washtenaw Circuit Court Ann Arbor on November 22 1927 Judge George W Sample Cecile M Welch plaintiff and Clarence B Welch defendant. The court orders appearance within three months or bill confessed and publication in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. John Kalmbach attorney for plaintiff Chelsea Michigan.
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Ghaniéry
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Said County
George W. Sample
Cecile M. Welch
Clarence B. Welch
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Clarence
Welch
John Kalmbach
EB. Welch
Saline
Mortgage Made by Gill Erdride in Washtenaw County
Real estate mortgage made by Bertha M. Gill Erdride by marriage to Bertha I. Burtis in Ypsilanti Michigan dated November 4 1925 recorded November 17 1925 in Liber 170 Mortgage Page 566 Washtenaw Register of Deeds with principal interest and attorney fees claimed due as of the date hereof.
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Bertha M. Gill Erdride i
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Bertha I. Burtis
Register of Deeds’ Office
Washtenaw County
Foreclosure notice for Woods Addition mortgage in Ypsilanti
Mortgage holders announce foreclosure by public sale on February 14 1928 at 10:00 AM in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan to satisfy a claimed debt of five thousand eight hundred ninety dollars. Property shown by deed Liber 161 page 178 in Woods Addition Ypsilanti with ten woods North Woods Road east end. lot 15 conveyed to C M Gill.
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Michigan
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Public Probate Hearing Notice for George Towler Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor January 17 1928 Judge Jay G Pray hears Harriet A Towler petition for administration of George Towler estate appoints appraisers and commissioners and sets February 9 1928 at 10am for hearing The Saline Observer to publish this order for three weeks prior Nora Borgert Register. Note includes stray 1926 1928 text and an unrelated ad line about church and preacher.
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Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
George Towler
Harriet A. Towler
G. C. Townsend
Saline Observer
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