Nine Michigan Schools To Debate In Saline Court Cases
Justice Court records for 1949 show total fines 187 with traffic cases averaging 18.37 mph over limit. Monthly fines list from January to December totals 1983.00. court costs 50. Second violators paid 4.20 per case with an average 2.46 per case. Also notes a Boy Scout trainer program for 32 men at Mill Lake Group Camp No 2 in Waterloo area conducted by Dan Ling Council Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Wood
Justice Court
Jorgensen
Mill Lake
Waterloo
Dan
S. Ling
Mrs Augusta Schaefer Announces Daughter Engagement
Mrs. Augusta Schaefer of 213 W Henry Street announces the engagement of her daughter Marilyn Grace to Pfe John C Jaeger son of John Jaeger of Ypsilanti. Marilyn Grace is a Saline High School graduate and bookkeeper at Universal Die Casting in Saline. Jaeger attended Saline High School and is stationed at Camp Gordon Georgia attending radio school. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Schaefer
W. Henry Street
Marilyn Grace
Pfe
John C. Jaeger
John Jaeger
Ypsilanti
Miss Schaefer
Saline High School
Universal Die Casting and Mfg. Corp
Saline
Frc
Jaeger
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Reflective Note From City Official On Public Criticism
A city official at a trial eve expresses weariness from public scrutiny and advises patience and kindness as essential to coexistence. The piece links this mood to broader questions of living together and resilience in public life. It notes praise for Detroit and Bay City schools from U N delegate Warren Austin. Hillsdale College plans a local high school program aligned with a miniature U N and Saline Rotary funds support student participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bay City
Warren Austin
United States
United Nations
U. N. Hillsdale College
U. N
Noted Scouter to Direct New Scout Program
The Washtenaw-Livingston Council welcomes N. Harold West for the week of January 30 to February 5. West, Assistant National Director of Scouting Services, will aid the council in a training inventory, meet patrol leaders, conduct a February 2 discussion at Howell High School on realigned advancement rules, and continue activities February 3–5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw-Livingston Council
Boy Scouts of America
N. Harold West
West
National Council Scouts of America
Eagle Scout
United States
Howell High Schol
Livingston County
Cherry Queen Tries For Baking Crown
Ann Mauerer of Michigan competes in cherry pie baking contests during National Cherry Week. Bake-downs select town and state champions to vie nationally at Chicago's Morrison Hotel on February 22. Michigan cherries are touted as top quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mauerer
Michigan
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
Ann
Jury Fines Policeman s Not Guilty
A jury in Justice George Wood s courtroom acquitted Police Officer Cecil Albertson of reckless use of firearms after hearing prosecutor Douglas K Reading and defense attorney Pat Roesch. The trial featured a rabbit driven from a brushpile at the city waterworks site and noted hunters Alfred Jedele Fred Foster and Lamar Steiner as witnesses. Marilyn Walker testified the incident frightened her, leading to the charges filed January 11. The six jurors Clarance Haarer Theodore Stimpson Max Fosdick Fred Schumm Filvia Armbruster and William Harrie found Albertson not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas K. Reading
Pat Roesch
Cecil Albertson
Herman Bredernitz
George Wood
Albertson
Bredernitz
Ann Arbor
Alfred Jedele
Fred Foster
Lamar Steiner
Marilyn Walker
Miss Walker
Clarance Haarer
Theodore Stimpson
Max Fosdick
Fred Schumm
Filvia Armbruster
William Harrie
Cook attends U High Saline game after weekend visit
Robert Cook spent the weekend at home from Michigan State College and went to the U High Saline basketball game Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cook
Michigan State College
U-High
Boy Scouts of America Observe 40th Anniversary Week
The nationwide celebration runs February 6 to 12 with over 2.3 million participants. Crusade themes focus on Strengthening the Arm of Liberty through 1950, with Crusade Night events and 1949 Awards. Twelve regional Scouts will present a Report to the Nation in Washington and attend Independence Hall ceremonies. The 1950 highlight is the Second National Jamboree at Valley Forge June 30 to July 6, with 40,000 Scouts and leaders plus international guests. Since 1910, over 16.5 million boys and men have joined the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Crusade
Arm of Liberty
Washington, D.C
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Jaycees Bosses' Night and Saline Event Highlights
Five hundred to six hundred people attend Bosses' Night where Gerald Coe receives the Distinguished Service Key from Erwin Schmid and William S. Bender entertains with Har ly American Folk Songs. New Jaycee pins are awarded to nine members. Saline In Action documentary draws large crowd and funds toward the Clarence Cook memorial fountain, with donations covering remaining project costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Schmid
Gerald Coe
Saline
LeRoy Hughes
William S. Bender
Mr. Bender
Donald F. Gall
Gerald Graf
Lynn C. Burdick
Glenn Carter
Frank Carter
Kenneth Voltz
Henry L. Beloe
Harry Klein
Robert Harrison
Saline In Action
Saline Community Fair
Jerry Lee
Clarence Cook
Fair Board To Meet Monday Night
Charles Osgood secretary of the Saline Community Fair calls a meeting of the Fair board for Monday night at 8 30 at the high school. Committee appointments will be made and other important matters discussed. A report of the State Association of Michigan Fairs meeting in Detroit will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Osgood
Saline
State Association of Michigan
Detroit
Building Permits Summary For Sa line And Saline 1949
Building permits issued in Sa line and Saline township during 1949 totaled 94 300 with 9 000 for new dwellings and 8 500 for repairs and alterations. In Saline city 19 permits totaled 76 800 including dwellings garages private and commercial and industrial work plus alterations. A Universal Die Casting plant expansion of 106 000 underway before year start would raise total to 176 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Township
City of
Universal Die Casting and Manufacturing Corp
Commander Hosts Euchre Night at Legion Home
Lawrence Deede reports a Legion event with an Euchre party at the Legion Home inviting all local men. A follow up meeting Thursday will discuss driveway and parking lot improvements and plans for future dances. About 200 Legionaires and wives attended the Saline District meeting, with a banquet there and thanks to local helpers. Rev. Henry McKenzie gave a message and William Bender led folk songs at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Detroit newspaper to award banners in district forensic meet
Saline will host the Michigan High School Forensic Association district elimination tournament amid eight schools. Debates run February 2 with seven sessions, finalists receive University of Michigan banners and certificates. Saline’s affirmative team includes Christian Jensen and Peg Gleason with coach Mildred Haswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Detroit Free Press
Michigan High School Forensic Association
Inkster
Romulus
St. Claire Shores
Trenton
Waterford Township High School
Pontiac
Tecumseh
Lakeview
St. Clair
Britton
Grass, Lake
Lambertville
University of Michigan Wall
Saline High School
Christian Jensen
Peg Gleason
Kim Jacobsen
Merritt Martin
Still the Best Country In The World
George Burke of Ann Arbor, former Michigan Regent, spoke to the SaCan Court of Justice Rotary Club on Thursday about postwar Germany and the rise of Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco. He warned the world faces moral decline under Communism and criticized U S foreign policy, calling for strong leadership while reaffirming his view that the United States remains the best country in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burke
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Américaberg
Sa‘can Court of Justice
Nurline Rotary Club
Germany
Hitler
Mansolini
Italy
Franco
Spain
Russia
Pfc Lindemann in Japan with Occupation Forces
Private First Class Alton G. Lindemann age 24 son of Mr and Mrs Otto Lindemann of 5260 Textile Road Saline Michigan completed seven months service with the Occupation Forces in Japan. He is a member of Headquarters Battery 32nd Field Artillery First Cavalry Division Artillery. Lindemann entered the Army in January 1949 and sailed for overseas duty after training at Camp Breckinridge Kentucky.
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Highth
U. S
Camp Whittington
Kagehara
Japan
Alton G. Lindemann
Otto Lindemann
Textile Road Saline
32Nd Field Artillery
First Cavalry Division
Lindemann
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Meeting of Church Society Hosts Ladies Aid Event
Miss Mary Morden will host the Ladies Aid of Federated Church on Wednesday February 1. The social committee includes Mrs Hazen Jewel Mrs Louise Cotton and Mrs George Austin. Miss Morden reads devotionals and Mrs Henry McKenzie presents the Presbyterian missionary report. The program is directed by Mrs Harold Finch with missionary sewing at 7 30 before the monthly business meeting led by Mrs Harold Brown president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morden
Ladies’ Aid
Federated Church
Hazen Jewel
Louise Cotton
George Austin
Miss Morden
Presbyterian Missionary
Henry McKenzie
Harold Finch
Harold Brown
Society
Saline Community Chest Campaign Shortfall in 1950
The 1950 Chest campaign failed to meet the $2,000 goal, totaling $998.23 with $312.01 on hand at year end. Expenses were $10.59 and several outside groups faced reduced sums while $177.38 boosted the local emergency fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor Humane Society
Boy Scouts
Washtenaw- Livingston Council
Girl Scouts
Focal
Salvation Army
Starr Commonwealth
Hallowe’en Party
United Health and Welfare Fund
Saline Community Chest
Academy's 54th Annual Meeting Listed At U M
The Michigan Academy of Science Arts and Letters will hold its 54th annual meeting at the University of Michigan from March 23 to 25. Eighteen sectional meetings cover anthropology botany economics fine arts folklore forestry geography geology mineralogy history political science horticulture landscape architecture language and literature mathematics philosophy psychology sanitary and medical sciences sociology and zoology. Membership is open to anyone interested in advancing knowledge, says Frederick H. Tassite, associate professor of zoology and academy secretary.
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Michigan Academy Off Science Arts and Letters
University of Michigan
Academy
Frederick H. T
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Miss. Schaefer
Cherry Queen
Baking Crown
East Lansing
State Department of Public Instruction
Automobile Club of Michigan
C. V. Millard
Michigan State Collge Education
Everett Queen of Manchester
Burdette Peebles
Blissfield
I. Dean Winter
Eaton Rapids Watch
Auto Club
Kolyum
Fair Board
Lawrence Deede
Michigan Forensic Association
Evan's Lake
Pfc. Lindemann
Meeting of Church Society
U-M
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