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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1956

Page

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Washtenaw County Soil District Elects Directors

Rudy Layer Jr Saline and Donald Gill Ypsilanti were elected to the Washtenaw County Soil Conservation District board at the annual meeting in Ann Arbor replacing Frank Geiger and Clayton Parr. Madeline Pohnert Whitmore Lake received a conservation award for teaching and 4H leadership.

Rudy Layher, Jr Saline Donald Gill Ypsilanti Wasatenaw County Soil Conservation District Ann Arbor Frank Geiger Clayton Parr Geiger Parr Michigan Soil Conservation Society of America Cooperative Extension Service Madeline Pohnert Whitmore Lake Donald Maurer Soil Conservation Service Donald Johnson Richard Bell Michigan State University Extension Service L. G. Stiener Washtenaw County Joanne Crisovan Milan Washtenaw County Soil Conservation District Cedar Lake WPAG U.S. Soil Conservation Service

Milk Producers Elect Officers at Saline Meeting

Saline Local Milk Producers Association elected officers Wednesday at Saline High School with about 325 in attendance. Max Ross of Saline was named president Albert Gall of Saline vice president William Hayes of Ypsilanti was reelected secretary treasurer Norman Bonnet of Saline retired president. Speaker James Hayes Michigan State University spoke on The Cardboard Cow alongside Norman Peterson Ernest Girbach Albert Gall and Robert Garred Willis of the sales committee. A junior class dinner followed.

Saline Saline Local Milk Producers Association Saline High School Max Ross Saline Albert Gall Saline William Hayes Ypsilanti Norman Bonnet James Hayes Michigan State University Norman Peterson Ernest Girbach Albert Gall Robert Garred Willis

Saline Township Tax Payment Dates 1956 Notice

Saline Township Treasurer Albert Bredenitz announces tax payment dates for 1956. Payments accepted at Citizen's Bank January 14, Savings Bank February 11, and Citizens Bank February 25, with home appointment by request.

Nes Citizen's Bank Savings Bank Albert Bredernitz Aline Township

Visit Your Library Now Open For Browsing and Reading

A notice invites residents to visit City Library to explore new adult and children's books. It lists recent adult titles by Agnes Turnbull Taylor Caldwell Harnett Kane and Ann Lindbergh and notices writers Munro Leaf Lois Linski E B White Marguerite DeAngeli. Juniors are offered sport stories mysteries romance animals and more. The message encourages 1956 motto Lets use our City Library and notes Wednesday and Saturday hours 5 and 7 9.

Agnes Turnbull Taylor Caldwell Harnett Kane Ann Lindbergh Munro Leaf Lois Linski E. B. White Marguerite DeAngeli

Funeral Rites For Grandson Of Saline Banker

Funeral services held Monday for William L. Crim III four months old son of Mr and Mrs W D Crim Jr of Birmingham Michigan. Born November 14 1955 he died last Saturday. He is survived by a sister Susan two paternal grandfather William D Crim of Saline and maternal grandparents Allan and Mrs Hill and great grandmother Amelia B Crim. Funeral at Christ Church Cranbrook burial Oakwood Cemetery.

William L. Crim W. D. Crim Birmingham Mich Susan William D Crim Saline Allan Hill Amelia B. Crim Christ Church, Cranbrook Oakwood Cemetery

Two Ladies to March Supporters Call in Saline Township

Saline Township Ladies plan door to door calls on Thursday January 26 at 7 00 p m to aid in the fight against polio. The group is chaired by Mrs Fred Ahrend with captains including Mrs Kenneth Gordon Mrs Robert Hammond Mrs Alton Wabl Mrs Norman Behner Mrs Carl Marion Mrs Glen Weber Mrs Hienvard Handy Mrs Loren Finkbein er and Mrs Wesley Feldkamp.

Saline Township Fred Ahrend Kenneth Gordon Robert Hammond Alton Wabl Norman Behner Carl Marion Glen Weber Hienvard Handy Loren Finkbeiner Wesley Feldkamp

Surprise party marks Albert Jantz sixty sixth birthday

Thirty guests gathered last Sunday to celebrate Albert Jantz for his 66th birthday. Attendees traveled from Jackson Frankenmuth Saginaw Frankenfrost Bridgewater and Saline to attend the surprise event.

Albert Jantz Jackson Frankenmuth Saginaw Frankenfrost Bridgewater Saline

Federated Teachers Meeting Tonight at Church School

Howard Kuhl newly installed Church School Superintendent announces first meeting of Officers and Teachers to be held at the Federated Church School this evening at 8 30 following Family Night Program. Appointment of remaining staff and other items of business to be conducted.

Howard Kuhl Federated Church School

Saline Polio Drive Report Highlights Large School Gifts

Mrs. William Meister sent The Observer a late Tuesday report on Saline Polio Drive totals. Special Gifts were 5 dollars, Clubs and Organizations 182 dollars, Business and Corporations 27 dollars, Canisters 10 dollars, with an overall total of 516 dollars.

Saline William Meister The Observer

Willing Workers Pay Pledge At Saline Club Meeting

The Saline Willing Workers Club held an January meeting at Mrs Albert Faust's home. President Mrs Robert Hammond led the session with devotions by Mrs Berett Monroe. A $1,000 pledge to the Saline Community Hospital Fund was paid and $5 was donated to the Polo Fund. Miss Esther Landswehr presented slides of her trip to the Holy Land. The February meeting will be at Mrs Roy Stoddard's home.

Saline Willing Workers Club Albert Faust Robert Hammond Mary Meister Saline Still's Jaycees L. Z. Still

Family Night Supper at Federated Church Held

The Federated Church hosted its third Family Night supper in the dining room with a pot luck meal. Charles Jaquith gave the invocation and Rev. Henry McKenzie led a study on This Revolutionary Faith. A musical program featured Carol Brown, Joan Austin, Sally Youngs, and William Austin. The First Methodist Church Commission of Christian Education meets January 31 at 7 30 p.m. with chair John Livingstone and other members listed.

Federated Church Charles Jaquith Henry McKenzie Carol Brown Joan Austin Sally Youngs William Austin Commission of Christian Education The First Methodist Church John Livingstone Randall Coates Berett Esch James Beal Bruce Parsons Frank Benish Robert Klueter Loren Gerlinger

Fireman Auxiliary Collects Hangers for Polio Fund

Members of the Fireman's Auxiliary continue collecting coat hangers to sell to dry cleaning establishments. Call Heen Griffin Saline 59 or other auxiliary members for pickup. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes polio fund.

Fireman’s Auxiliary Heen Griffin Saline 59 The March of Dimes

Presbyterian Session to Convene First Meeting of Year

The Presbyterian church will hold its first session meeting of the year on Saturday evening January 28 at 8:00. The board's organization and arrangements for ordination of new elders will be discussed. New elders and current elders are urged to attend.

Hureh Thureh

Fair Share Dairy Farmers Association Formed in Michigan

A new group named Fair Share Beginning Association for Michigan Dairy Farmers is registered as a non profit to represent dairy farmers in bargaining with processors and purchasers of raw milk. Rolland Brengle of South Lyon is temporary chairman with Sam Baile as temporary secretary and Arthur Heslip as treasurer. A meeting is set for January 26 at 8 p.m. at South Lyon High School open to the public to present the Fair Share program.

Fair Share Bargaining Association P.s den Oys Rolland Brengle Washtenaw County Eight Mile Rd South Lyon Sam Baile Arthur Heslip Nine Mile Rd Northville Oakland County Michigan Michigan Milk Producers Association

Prizes Awarded for March of Dimes Fund Drive

The Observer offers three prizes for student groups raising funds for the March of Dimes. First prize ten dollars, second five dollars, third two fifty. The top classes will win for the Student Council Fund. Contest closes Friday January twenty seventh.

The Observer Student Council

Farmers group to bargain for raw milk prices

Mr Brengle outlined the Fair Share Bargaining Association charter to bargain collectively with dealers and buyers for farmers on price and sale conditions of raw milk. He said the Michigan Milk Producers Association has no legal power to bargain for price as M M P A is a producer and competitor.

Brengle F Air Share Bargaining Association Michigan Milk Reducers Association Bréngle

Presbyterians Ordain Elders Sunday Morning

Three newly elected Elders of the Presbyterian Congregation will be ordained after the Morning Worship at Federated Church. The ceremony will include laying on of hands by Presbyters and involves Roland Valentine Harold Brown and Arthur Jacobsen. Other officers from Baptist and Presbyterian groups will also be installed.

Presbyterian Congregation Federated Church Presbyterian Church Detroit Eeal Roland Valentine Harold Brown Arthur Jacobsen Everett Collins William Spike Howard Kuhl Herman Waddell Mary Morden Lauren Wild

Mothers March polio drive meeting at Mae Woods home

Following the Mothers March on January 26 the group will meet at Mrs Mae Woods home 192 Maple Ave President of the China Study Club Refreshments to be provided by Helen Frey Ann Coe and Phyllis Sharkey

Mae Woods Maple Ave China Study Club Helen Frey Ann Coe Phyllis Sharkey

Happy Birthday Wishes From The Observer

The Observer sends birthday greetings to residents Howard Desbrough Loma Meads Albert Jantz Marie Finch Cuff Jonn Layher Kari Flo and Lance Rogers on their special day.

Howard Desbrough Loma Meads Albert Jantz Marie Finch Cuff Jonn Layher Kari Flo Lance Rogers

Youth Band Concert At Saline Elementary School

The Michigsen Youth Band presents a Sunday concert at Saline Elementary School Auditorium at 4 p.m. featuring soloists from Ann Arbor Chelsea Wayne University High Ypsilanti and Seline. The eight-session group meets Saturdays for two and a half hours at Saline High School Band Room, funded by Saline Schools. Program includes Pro cession of Nobles Finales from Symphony No 4 by Tchaikovsky Outdoor Overture by Copland Kiddie Ballet by Herson Beguine for Bauet and other marches. Mr Katterjohn is conductor.

Michigsen Saline Audiorium Ann Arbor Chelsea Wayne University High Ypsilanti Seline Miusicians Saline High School Salime Tsehhaikowsky Copland Herman Osser Katterjohni

Junior High Writers Enter Competition

Carol Brown Susan Coates and Larry Carr mailed entries to the Detroit News for the National Scholastic Writing Awards. The trio entered journalism pieces from The Wasp or local papers, hoping for judge feedback despite low expectations for awards.

Carol Brown Susan Coates Arry Carr Detroit News The Wasp Larry Carr

How the Farmer Can Get His Milk Prices On WPAG

Ernest Girbach will join J. Ernest Girbach of Salins and Sam Baile of South Lyon on WPAG Radio 1050 KC Ann Arbor Friday morning discussing theories on milk price problems. Heath will moderate. Girbach represents the Michigan Milk Producers Association and Baile is secretary of the Milk Producers Farmer Share Association.

WPAG Ann Arbor Howard Heath J. Ernest Girbach Salins Sam Baile South Lyon

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Rudy Layer U. S. Soil Conservation Service F.H.A. Bredit A.S.C Coop Extension Service Michigan Department of Conservation Milk Producers Federated Teachers Meeting Daving Sustnlitnothbus Wesley Armbruster Walter Yeager Fleasent Lake David Perative Presbyterians Mrs. Woods Happy E. d. Muir
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