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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1946

Page

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It Was A Big Day at Rural Progress Exhibition

Michigan State College presented Rural Progress last Thursday drawing over 1,400 visitors to the county high school gym. Saline Hatchery held Open House as Caravan officials and Purdue University’s D. Mayer spoke on farm labor trends and efficiency.

Michigan State College College Rotary Cals Saline Hatchery Rotary Club D. Mayer Engineering Department Purdue University U. S. Department of Agriculture J. G. Hays J. M. Moore H. Osler Dean W. Myers Walter MacPeek Ann Arbor L. J. Allen Jackson C. D. Finkbeiner Myron Gallagher Saline

Mrs. Eve Bradley Rites Set After Death in Michigan

Eve M. Bradley of Bennett Street died Monday January 28 1946 in Michigan born January 3 1893 in Walkerville Ontario married to Jacob Bradley June 4 1918 in Saginaw Michigan survivors include husband two daughters Mrs Walter Wiedmayer Saline and Mrs George Conner Milan two sons Thomas Bradley Ann Arbor and Wilbert Bradley in the armed services five grandchildren mother Phoebe Bellaire Detroit two brothers Calbert and Orville Detroit four sisters Mrs June Myers Ann Arbor Mrs Mable Peterson New York Mrs Trebuelah Wilcek and Mrs Lena Disempire Detroit funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm at Lockwood Funeral Home Rev Ray McLaughlin officiating burial at Oakwood. Friends may call.

Eve M. Bradley Bennett St Walkerville Ontario Canada William Phoebe Bellaire Jacob Bradley Saginaw Michigan Jacob Walter Wiedmayer Saline George Conner Milan Thomas Bradley Ann Arbor Wilbert Bradley Armed Services Oakwood

Mrs Ray Stoddard Opens Home

The Willing women met at Mrs Ray Stoddards home on January 27th for a delicious meal followed by a business meeting. Members invited families to plan the annual dinner in February at Mrs Arthur Lutzs home. Mrs Mary Lewis spoke on the County Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs Weynard Carr led as program chair for Mrs Allen Faust who could not attend. The club had 21 members due to illness and adjourned after the Mixpah.

Ray Stoddard Jari Ave Arthur Lutz Mary Lewis County Federation of Womans Clubs Weynard Carr Allen Faust

Saline couple marked sixty years of marriage

Mr and Mrs Samuel Boyd celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with family Sunday January 27 at their Saline home. Attending were relatives including Lizzie Boyd Britton and many cousins and siblings while others unable to attend sent greetings and gifts. Mrs Boyd praised good health and active church and club life as she enjoyed the milestone.

Samuel Boyd F.J. Ivelan Lucille Perry Charles Ivelan George Irelan Douglas Wigner Harry Cogar Michael Vernon Trelan Lizzie Boyd Ella Crane Emma Root Mr. Boyd Britton Boyd George Trelan India Cpl Pacific U.S Saline Womans Club Afternoon Bridge Club

Saline Hatchery Banquet Honors Flock Owners

A. E. Hagen of the Saline Hatchery hosted a banquet for flock owners at the Methodist church dining room. Ninety four attendees enjoyed a chicken dinner and a program highlighting hatchability and blood testing. The Saline Hatchery on South Ann Arbor recently remodeled with a new front and updated equipment.

A. E. Hagen Saline Hatchery Methodist Church Paul East” Tancing Milton Heefel Master Mix Feed Co Ann Arbor Street Hagen

Seattle Entertains Saline Guests at Fairbanks Home

Mrs. Lucy E. Fairbanks and family in Seattle hosted three Saline visitors in the last week. Frank Dunk, son of Rev. Dunk, now stationed in Seattle, spent an evening there. Ensign Max C. Collins and his wife drove from Whidby Island for a Sunday visit. On their way home they planned to call on Sim R. Wilson Jr. in Marysville, where the Wilsons publish a local newspaper.

Lucy E. Fairbanks Seattle Frank Dunk Dunk Fairbanks Ensign Max C. Collins Whidby Island Sim R. Wilson, Jr Marysville Wilsons

February Community Party at Saline Valley Farms

The February Community Party at Saline Valley Farms will be held Monday evening February 4 at 8 p.m. Highlights include the Tecumseh Barbershop quartet and a Broadcasting by Professor David Owen of the University of Michigan. The program ends with square dancing to Joe Cook's Orchestra.

Saline Valley Farms Tecumseh Barbershop David Owen University of Michigan Owen Joe Cook

Who Gets Out of State Surplus

Michigan faces a special session to decide who shares the surplus as Auditor Morrison forecasts a $27 million plus in the treasury by July 1947. The article notes pressed demands from counties cities schools and agencies and outlines revenue sources and the need for a depreciation fund for public buildings.

Gene Alleman Michigan John D. Morrison Lansing Vernon J. Brown Tax Study Commission Kelly Louis M.nins Nims Department of Revenue Michigan Patentional Association Detroit Board of Education Pitty Wayne Wayne County Detroit School Board

Martin Schaible Golden Anniversary Observed Quietly

Mr and Mrs Martin Schaible celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on East Michigan Avenue after a marriage on January 23 1896. Attending were three children three grandchildren a great grandchild and other relatives plus Rev H L Engle and Trinity Lutheran Church members. The event featured refreshments and gifts from the Trinity Mens Club and Ladies Aid.

Martin Schaible East Michigan Ave Schaible Mary Bohnett Julius Klingman Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church Scio Township Louetta Wurster E. L. Klager Bridgewater Norman Schaible Karl Joan Wurster Leon Feldkamp Lois Klager Marcia Lynn Feldkamp Karl Wurster United States Marine Corps Kyushu Japan H. L. Engle Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Trinity Church Trinity Tadies Aid

Hall Cammet Nuptials Saturday At Martha Mary Chapel

Miss Doris Joan Hall wed Lewis K. Cammet of Saline in a January 26 ceremony at Martha Mary Chapel Ma con. Rev Alvin Siemsen presided with double ring service. Attendants included maid of honor Thelma Oldridge and bridesmaids Mrs Lee Van Nest and Dianne Van Nest. Best man Kenneth White. ushers Ralph Cammet and Duane Robison. Guests from Detroit Romulus Monroe Clinton Laoti ne Manitou Beach Britton. Reception at Polar Bear Inn followed by home visit and later reception. After March 1 they reside at 106 West McKay Street Saline.

Macon George Parsons East Lansing Doris Joan Hall Lewis K. Cammet Saline Alvin Siemsen St. Pauls Church Leon N. Hall Mise Thelma Oldridge Ann Arbor Lee D. van Nest Tecumseh Dianne Lee van Nest Richard Eugene Ramsey Kenneth White Milan Ralph Cammet Duane Robison Ray G. Waters Parsons Hall Cammet Britton Verdi Skinner Ernie Raymond Mildred “Robison Ruby Oldridge Detroit Romulus Monroe

Saline Farmer Sets High Pork Record in Sow Testing

A Michigan State College project with the Michigan Swine Breeders association completed in 1945 shows sow testing boosted pork output. Top sow was Robert Parker’s spotted Poland China from Sturgis, with 11 pigs weighing 44914 pounds at 56 days and 525 pounds pork.

Michigan Michigan State College Michigan Swine Breeders’ Association H. F. Moxley Robert Parker Sturgis St. Joseph County M. L. Surato Mason Ingam County Hampshire Ernest Girbach Saline Washtenaw County Carl V. Huff Mendon

Saline High Tops Ypsi Roosevelt In Tight Finish

Enthusiasm ran high as Saline High travelled to Ypsilanti and edged Ypsi Roosevelt by a small margin in the final quarter to seize a victory over the league's second place team. Art Moehn led Saline with 20 points while Roosevelt’s Appel added strong effort. Saline’s second team also defeated Roosevelt Reserves 15 to 12.

Saline High Ypsilanti Hornets Ypsi-Roosevelt Art Moehn Roosevelt

Victory Clothing Collection Ends Today in Saline

Last day for the Victory Food and Cloths Collection urges residents to donate used clothing bedding and tinned or dehydrated foods. Bring items to Mrs Ed Clark at 203 South Ann Arbor Street near Saline Hospital or they will not be forwarded after today Thursday January 31.

Victory Clothing Victory Ann Arbor St Tor the Saline Hospital

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