Saline Hatchery marks tenth anniversary celebration
Saline high school auditorium hosted over a hundred guests for Saline Hatchery's tenth anniversary banquet. The Songbusters of Station WPAG performed Frankenmuth style chicken dinner plus a broadcast style program while Frank Campbell gave corsages to notable breeders and Bob Gilliam was named hatchery king with Mrs. Raymond Girbach as queen. Speakers included Bob Freeman on poultry health and Howard Zindell on dairy health from MSU.
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Saline Hatchery
Saline High School
WPAG
Ann Arbor
Art” Hagen
Frank Campbell
Howard Heath
Bob Gilliam
Raymond Girbach
Hagen
Bob Freeman
Saline Hatchery Dealer Reports Egg Records
A Saline hatchery dealer at the anniversary meeting Tuesday night cited two customers with flock production records averaging 220 eggs and another with 240 eggs. Artist Schilling may find good models for his artistry in Saline.
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Saline Mhatchery
Schilling
Saline
Hatcherymen honored at Wash tenaw meeting and open house
Mr. Hagen opened the event praising cooperative flockowners and explaining why hatcherymen do certain things. The Ruth Circle WSCS hosted a banquet with a rose centerpiece for the speakers. Saling Hatchery held an open house with hundreds visiting and prize contests with winners announced at a Tuesday banquet, including a Wisconsin lady.
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Mr. Hagen
Washtenaw County
Ruth
WSCS
C. O. Woodbridge
Hapsem
Saling Hatchery
Wisconsin
Saline Girl Scouts Get Legion Auxiliary Sponsors
Saline Girl Scouts announce new sponsorship by the Legion Auxiliary replacing the former sponsor, the Saline Woman's Club.
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Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Saline Girl Scouts
The
Legion Auxiliary
Saline Woman's Chub
Safety visit sponsored by Ford dealer at Saline event
Fernelius and Jerry Mee of Detroit Police visited Saline as dinner guests of the Rotary Club. The sergeant spoke for both during a safety talk at the school and spent the afternoon at Wiedman Auto Sales. The visit was sponsored by F. O. Wiedman, proprietor.
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Fernellius
Jerry MeeSafety
Detroit Police Department
Saling
Rotary Club
Jerry
Fernelius
Wiedman Auto Sales
Saline
F. O. Wiedman
Saline Valley Community Party Set For February Event
The Saline Valley Community Club will host a Monday evening 8 o'clock gathering in the former recreation hall. Harold Vaughan leads community singing followed by Prof. Garveau of Michigan delivering a talk on Building a Radio Program. Joe Cook and his orchestra provide music for square dancing with Irwin Clark calling.
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Saline Valley Community Club
Recreation Hall
Harold Vaughan
Prof
Garveau
University of Michigan
Joe Cook
Irwin Clark
Saline Community Fair Board Plans Regular Meeting
The first regular Saline Community Fair Board meeting will be held tonight at the high school. Members and others interested in advancing the community fair are urged to attend and participate in the discussions of important items on the agenda.
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Saline Community Fair Board
Milk Meeting Here Feb. 5
Saline Local of the Michigan Milk Producers Association will hold its annual meeting at Saline high school Wednesday night February 5 with a banquet at 7 45 Ernest Girbach local president says Ivan K Maystead Hillsdale president of the State Association will speak and entertain by Songbusters WPAG and Singing Sentinels Kaiser-Frazer Corp. A large crowd is anticipated due to milk price concerns. Waynard Carr Route 1 Saline is secretary treasurer.
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Saline
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Saline High School
Ernest Girbach
Ivan K. Maystead
Hillsdale
Presidor
State Association
WPAG
Singing Sentinels
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
Girbach
Waynard Carr
Model Lansing residence for Michigan governor shown to editors
A scale model of a proposed permanent governor’s residence in Lansing, approved by the State Board of Auditors, was unveiled at the Michigan Press Association anniversary. Architect Alden B. Dow, Midland, designed a modern functional home blending offices, receptions, lodging, bodyguard quarters, and staff spaces. Governor Kim Sigler cited no immediate construction due to finances and veterans housing shortfall.
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Michigan
Lansing
State Board of Auditors
Michigan News
Michigan Press Association, Inc
Alden B. Dow
Midland
Kim Sigler
Engagement of Lois Deede to David McHenry
Spring wedding announced by Mr and Mrs Frank Deede of Saline. Lois Deede Penny will marry David McHenry of Newburgh New York in the spring. Lois is a Saline High School graduate employed at Universal Die Casting and Mfg Co. David attended Clarkson College New York and is a former Army Air Forces officer.
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Frank Deede
Saline
Lois
Penny
David McHenry
Newburgh
Deede
Saline High School
Madversal Die-Casting & Mfg. Co
Shell of Co
Clarkson College
New York
Army Air Forces
Perry Hayden to Speak on Biblical Tithing Wheat in Mexico Tour
Perry Hayden, founder of the Biblical Tithing Wheat project, will travel to Mexico for illustrated talks in Monterey San Luis Potosi Guadalajara and Mexico City. He is joined by his wife and daughter Mary Jane and Raymond J. Jeffreys of Columbus Ohio who is writing a book on the topic.
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Perry Hayden
Mexico
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Mary Jane
Raymond J. Jeffreys
Columbus, O
Future Farmers to Go on the Air
The local Future Farmers of America chapter will appear on WPAG Ann Arbor Monday at 8 15 AM during the Farm Breakfast hour. They will answer questions posed by Mr Allen Milan agricultural teacher about the Future Farmer organization. The program is new and aimed at the farmer audience.
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Future Farmers of America
WPAG
Ann Arbor
Allen
Milan
Future Farmer Organization
Post Office Seeks Bids on Ann Arbor Mail Route
Open for bidding is the star route mail contract between Ann Arbor and Saline and Bridgewater. Two daily trips are specified. Bids are due in Washington February 20. Bidding blanks and contract details are available at the Ann Arbor main post office.
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Star
Ann Arbor
Saline
Bridgewater
Washington
Maranatha Class Elects Officers
The Maranatha Class of the Federated church held a meeting at the pastor’s home. Ronald Tower was elected president and Mrs Streeter was chosen as secretary and treasurer.
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Maranatha
Federated Church
Ronald Tower
Streeter
Ann Arbor Educator to Address Child Study Club
Harold Logan principal of Slauson junior high in Ann Arbor will discuss Discipline in the Home and School at the Child Study Club meeting next Tuesday afternoon. The event is at the school and starts at 3 15 p m.
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Harold Logan
Slauson
Ann Arbor
Detroit Edison begins four year, 96 million program
The Detroit Edison Company announces a four year construction plan costing 96 million dollars to raise system capacity by 22.4 percent. In 1947 the company will spend about 20 million, funding a Marysville plant boiler upgrade and two Trenton Channel turbo generators, with first one starting in 1949.
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Detroit Edison Company
Marysville
Trenton Channel
Detroit Hoison
Southeastern Michigan
Detroit
Detroit Edison
Inkster
St. Clair Shores
van Dyke
Ten Mile Roads
Carpenter and
Packard Roads
Ann Arbor
Thirteen Mile
Rochester Roads
Monroe
Ford Acres Sold in Macon Dispersal by Ford Co
Six hundred of the 9 600 acres owned by Ford Motor Co in the Macon area were sold in a dispersal that began last month according to R H Powell director of real estate for the company Karen Louise Webber daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Webber was baptized Sunday at St Pauls Church
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Ford Motor Co
Macon
R. H. Powell
Karen Louise Webber
Glen Webber
St. Paul's Church
Saline Man Feuerbacher Buried After Ill Health
Edward John Feuerbacher died Friday night at his home aged 66 after months of illness. A Saline native born May 26 1890 he was a blacksmith for 40 years retiring in 1946. He married Vadah Clough May 18 1904. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Virgil Brown of Ann Arbor a son Eugene at home a brother Clarence Beverly Hills Calif and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Lockwood with Rev H L Engel. burial Oakwood.
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Edward John Feuerbacher
N. Anne Archbur Street
John
Christina Feuerbacher
Saline
Vadah Clough
Feuerbacher
Trinity Lutheran Church
Virgil Brown
Ann Arbor
Eugene Feuerbacher
Clarence
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lockwood Funeral Home
Rev
H. L. Engel
Oakwood
Ellis Rites Held Sunday in Saline Township
Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Lockwood funeral home for Charles Ellis age 85 of Arcona Rd York township after months of illness. He was born May 11 1868 in Saline township and lived here his entire life. He is survived by nephew Charles Phelps of Ferndale. Burial at Mooreville cemetery with Rev George Moore of Ann Arbor officiating. Burt B Rogers died Friday in Jackson and was brought to Saline for burial on Monday. He was born in Saline January 1869 and lived here early in life. He is survived by his wife and one sister Mrs B E Gates of Detroit.
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Lockwood
Charles Ellis
Arcona Rd
York Township
Mr. Ellis
Charles
Amanda Clark Ellis
Saline Township
Charles Phelps
Ferndale
Mooreville
George Moore
Ann Arbor
Burt B. Rogers
Jackson
Saline
Mr. Rogers
Detroit
Local Pilot Joins Gulf Air Tour To Florida
Rudy Layher Jr of Saline is among thousands in the Sixth Annual Gulf Air Tour to Florida. The event aims to boost cross country flying with pilots of 125 horsepower or less, offering free fuel at about 70 Gulf refueling points and concluding by January 26.
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Rudy Layher, Jr
R. G. Layher
Saline
Florida
al Williams
Aviation Department
Gulf Oil Companies
Gulf Airways
Orlando
Gulf
Gulf Airport
Churches to Hold Clothing Drive Across Lands
Saline churches join with the Boy Scouts for a clothing drive aiding the needy in foreign lands. A pickup is scheduled for Saturday February 8. A witness to a U S 112 accident near the viaduct Thursday around 10 pm is asked to contact A S Jones in Jonesville Michigan.
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U. S. 112
Viaduct
A. S. Jones
Chicago St. Jonesville
Mich
Crowds in Saline Welcome Michigan State Caravan Display
Visitors from all over Wash tenaw county toured the Michigan State College Rural Progress Caravan at Saline High School. More than 2,100 checked through the building as farmers viewed graphs and charts. Despite limited machinery, the event drew farmers to Saline to meet implement dealers hatcherymen and local retailers amid favorable weather and a farm town outing.
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Washtenaw County
Saline
Michigan State College Rural Progress
Saline High School
Washtenaw County Federation Meets Tomorrow
The Washtenaw County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a mid winter meeting at 1 30 p m Friday January 31 at the Ladies Literary Club house on North Washington St Ypsilanti with the Ypsilanti Federation as hostess Miss Sorenson county social worker is the speaker Also Saline Woman's Club meets February 4 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Cecil Davenport's home Youth Guidance is the topic Mrs William Lyons secured a speaker for the occasion Publicity Committee
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Washtenaw County Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington St
Ypsilanti
The
Ypsillanti Federation
Miss Sorenson
Saline
Wiliam Lyons
Saline Woman's Club Hosts Architecture Talk and Music
The Saline Woman's Club met January 21 at Mrs. Francis Lockwood's home with guests. President J. N. Lewis led business while Mrs. A. E. Clerk presented a musical program and Miss Katherine Briggs sang. Ralph Gerganoff of Ypsilanti spoke on what's new in architecture, discussing ranch style homes, basements, costs, and construction options.
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Saline Woman’s Club
Francis Lockwood
J. N. Lewis
C. H. Miller
A. E. Clerk
Katherine Briggs
Merritt Martin
Nellie
Old Town
Ralph Gerganoff
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Gerganoff
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Saline Valley Community Party
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Milk Producers OF
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Maranatha Class
Prentiss M. Brown
Butler Manufacturing Company
Kansas City
Woman’s Club
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