Captains Appointed For Fund Raising Drive For Hospital
Saline community hospital association holds annual meeting with Dr. Harold A. Miller presiding. Art Heininger and Francis Lockwood elected to three year terms. Don Ford and A. Gross named to nominating committee. Resolutions authorize a trust fund for construction start and bond financing with non dividend bearing stock voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline’ Community Hospital Association
Harold A. Miller
Art Heininger
Francis Lockwood
Don Ford
and A. Gross
Bill Brittain
Bil Brittain
Farm Bureau Groups
Saline City
Bernice Armbruster
Fancis Lockwood
Bridgewater Area
Lawrence Boettner
Art Moehn
Poverty as Testimony of Ability Questioned
The saying that poverty equals lack of ability is challenged. Some claim the body’s part talks more than the mind’s, suggesting the phrase misconstrues capability. The passage argues poverty should not be used to judge talent or competence.
Initiation Ceremony at Eastern Star Hall Monday Night
Initiation ceremonies were held at the Eastern Star Hall Monday evening at 8:00 with Mrs. Earl Clark being taken into the Chapter. Refreshments of apple pie and coffee were served from a tea table in the Club Room. The bouquet of white snapdragons was the centerpiece. The next meeting is set for Monday February 7 with Louise Partridge, Grand Committeewoman of Tecumseh, as speaker on Worthy Grand Matrons Projects.
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Eastern Star Hall
Louise Partridge
Tecumseh
Mary Martha Guild Elect New Officers
The Mary Martha Guild of Trinity Lutheran held its annual meeting at Jane Alvin Jedele’s home on January 20. New officers were elected for the coming year including President Mrs. Wallace Smith and Vice President Mrs. Dennis Englebert, with several committee assignments announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Mary Maratha Guild
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jane Alvin Jedele
Prsident
Wallace Smith
Dennis Englebert
William Kline
Weldo Gross
Clarence Weibush
Alwin Jedele
O. D. Hoffman
Ormand Berdernitz
Rolland Goltz
Ormand Jedele
H. L. Engle
Polio Fundraiser Meals Planned Across Area For Sunday
Jaycee sponsored polio meals set for next Sunday with broadcasts from five Detroit stations and two Washtenaw County outlets. Breakfast 7 to 11 and dinner until food runs out around 8, with proceeds to the polio fund and Saline’s contribution noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Ypsilanti
Adrian
Ann Arbor
Program For Lamb Meet Arrangements Announced
Arrangements are completed for the Washtenaw County Sheep and Wool meeting at Saline High School on Monday Jan. 31. Sponsored by the Saline Ewe and Lamb Club and county agent Don Johnson the program features welcomes, musical solos, club review, a 1954 Lamb Queen film, discussions on sheep raising, and a 1955 wool marketing talk. Refreshments will be served.
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Mary Meister
Carolyn Adair
Sharon Starling
Sharon Larson
Janet Luckhardt
Martha's Faust
Washtenaw County Sheep and Wool
Saline High School
Saline Ewe and Lamb Club
Don Johnson
Mary Ann Boettner
Mary Sue Gordon
Lamb Queen
Doris Herter
Karen Spike
Saline Fair
Robert Tefft
Farm Bureau News
Kasco
Max Hawkins
Kasco Mills
William Crim
Saline Savings Bank
Harvey Seldon
Jackson
Michigan Live Stock
Detroit
Graydon Blank
Michigan State College
Lamb Club
Rumor Lacks Legs Yet Spreads Among City People
A stray quote from a columnist notes how rumors with no basis manage to circulate through the town. The piece reflects on rumor dynamics and social chatter without naming individuals or events.
Mother's March and Dance Aid Local Polio Drive
January event updates show Willing Workers hosting a dinner and slides from Europe to support polio fundraising. Highlights include gifts totals from clubs schools and individuals, plus upcoming marches and charity events around Saline and Ypsilanti.
Notice to firms on tax property filing January deadline
All firms or corporations must file according to law and subject up to $1,000.00 fine a written statement under oath as to taxable property in their possession as of January 1 of each year. January 25 was day asked for this return. EB. J. Muir City Assessor.
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Chamber of Commerce
JCC
Jack Steele
Polio
Fwel Saline
Polio Foundation
New Holy Name Society Formed at St Andrews Church
St Andrews Church forms a Holy Name Society with meetings set for the third Monday each month. Officers for the coming year are President Gene Carpenter, Vice President Freeman Vaughn, and Secretary-Treasurer Carol Norden.
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St. Andrews Church
Holy Name Society
Gene Carpenter
Freeman Vaughn
Treaurer
Carol Norden
Phrase from Carey Williams on discipline and reform
A quotation remarks that to reform a man sometimes requires strict punishment. It reflects a blunt view on discipline and behavioral change attributed to Carey Williams.
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Carey Williams
Curtiss Brother Named Commissioner of Public Roads
Charles D. Curtiss, brother of Carl A. Curtiss of Saline, was appointed Commissioner of Public Roads in Washington by Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks. Curtiss has served in the Bureau of Public Roads since 1919 and became Deputy Commissioner in 1944, with a 1911 Michigan State College engineering degree and further studies at Columbia and Iowa State College. He resides in Kensington, Maryland.
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Charles D. Curtiss
Carl A. Curtiss
Saline
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce
Washington, D. C
Mr. Curtiss
Francis V. du Pont
Wilminton
Delaware
Curtiss
Bureau of
Bureau of Public Roads
Michigan State College
Columbia University
Iowa State College
Kensigton
Will Enforce Dog Ordinance After Detroit Boy Attack
Seven year old Allen Hartman was bitten on the left cheek by a stray dog in his yard requiring fourteen stitches. The dog and three others were running loose, violating a city ordinance adopted in 1948. Councilman Milton Hartman pledged strict enforcement of the ordinance.
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Allen Hartman
Allen
Milton A. Hartman
Detroit Street
Milton A.hartman
Existance
Hartman
Woman’s Evolving Taste Cited By Jimmy Komack Quote
A quoted remark from Jimmy Komack notes a girl’s changing preferences as she matures from muscular types to more rounded traits. The line reflects casual commentary on attraction shifting with age.
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K. P. Duty
Still’s
Nancy Ross
Salime
Bob Katy
Nancy
Ken Lavery
Herb Lang
Jim Beal
Junior Chamber of Commerce
L. Z. Still
Still
H. G. Hutcheson
Europe
Genevieve Holcomb
Hazel Gordon
Wava Hammond
Mrs. Newman
Literary Club
Artificial Breeder’s Association
Saline Township
Gertrude Gilbert
Mary Finkbeiner
Ida Mehler
Betty Burleson
Martha Zahn
Paul Reed
Saline Child Study Club
American Legion Post and Auxiliary
Legion
EB. J. Muir
Carl Curtiss
W.s.cs
W.S.C
Methodist Church
Dorcas
Glen Gordon
Ruth
Walfred Larson
Hather
Delmar Schrader
Mary L
Roy Rogers
Jimmy Komack
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