Saline Legion and Auxiliary Host Polio Benefit Dance
Saline American Legion Post and Auxiliary sponsor an annual polio benefit dance at Legion Hall on Saturday February 2 starting at 9 p.m. Music by Bill Bottomley's Orchestra. Proceeds support March of Dimes. theme: Let's dance so others may walk. Harvey Kinwe invites area residents to attend and enjoy a welcoming community evening.
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Saline American Legion Post
Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Bill ‘Bottomley
March of Dimes
The
American Légion
Saline
Harvey Kinwe
What Price Safety Community Poll On Salk Vaccine
A 1950s town discussion urges complete protection with three shots of Salk vaccine for all through age 40, arguing vaccine stock is ready but storage limits and family costs raise apathy. The piece questions cost of living, funds for polio prevention, and balancing food shelter with health needs. Continued on Page ay.
Saline C of C Forms Two Committees
The Saline Chamber of Commerce formed two committees at its regular meeting. A membership committee is led by Dale Goble and includes Kenneth Rogers Leonard Still Albert Lange and Ross Adair. A nominating committee of Pat Roesch Lee Robinson and Ray Hunt will report at the February meeting. Kenneth Young resigns as industrial relations chairman and is succeeded by Robert Boon.
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Saline Chamber of Commerce
Saline Hotel
Dale Goble
Kenneth Rogers
Leonard Still
Albert Lange
Ross Adair
Pat Roesch
Lee Robinson
Ray
Hunt
Kenneth Young
Robert Boon
Kenneth. Rogers
Michigan State Honors College appoints director
Dr Stanley J Iazerda associate professor of humanities named to direct Michigan State Universitys new Honors College He will assist Dr Thomas Hamilton vice president for academic affairs The Honors College established in November to offer special opportunities for superior students begins in fall 1957
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Michigan State
Marching Mothers plan porchlight drive for polio fund
A 7 p.m. blast on the Saline fire siren signals the Marching Mothers, a volunteering group from the Saline Child Study Club, to begin an hour-long door to door fund raising for the March of Dimes. They will also distribute vaccine information cards stressing Salk vaccine protection for all ages. The list of marchers includes Mrs. James Beal as chair, with many club members joining in rain or shine.
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Saline
Saline Child Study Club
James Beal
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Ormond Seitz
Everett Esch
Ray Khrempel
Paul Reed
Henry Karner
Lauren Wild
Robert Heisermanh
Elmer Houghton
Dwight Reynolds
Joel Bondie
Norman Elfring
Donald Sharkey
John Miller
Paul ‘Woods
Elvin Armbruster
Robert Hehr
Arthur Hagen
Erwin Schmid
Edward Louwhon
Lynn Burdick
Walford Carson
Neighbors praised quick life saving aid in Saline
Mrs. R. G. Layher thanked area residents for emergency help that revived her husband Saturday evening. Dr. Gordon Prout Fire Chief Harold Armbruster and Roland Goltz assisted along with telephone operators and ambulance service. The man was revived and sent to St Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor where he recovers. A church council meeting is set for February 3 at 3 PM.
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R. G. Layher
Miaple Road
Students To Conduct Bundle Drive For Save The Children
School Superintendent Leo Jensen announces Saline County students will collect used clothing February 4 to 8 for the Save the Children Federation Bundle Drive. The drive, now in its 14th year, aids youngsters in the U S and overseas with thousands of tons donated yearly. Organized clothing includes sweaters shirts pants and infant wear, with emphasis on durable, clean items in good repair.
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Saline
Leo Jensen
Save the Children Federation
United States
Europe
France
Greece
Italy
Mexico
Korea
Save “the Children Federation
Appalachian
SCF
Adult Education Classes Begin This Week in Saline
Winter term sessions start at Saline Area High School with multiple courses. Registrations are ongoing this week by calling the school during class hours.
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Saline
Saline Area High School
Saline Hospital to Begin Construction After Fund Total Reaches 104000
Saline Community Hospital plans a October 1 start as 104000 remains in the building fund. The Saline Hospital Association met at Saline High School with 43 members present and approved plans for brick and stone exterior 23 bed facility.
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Saline Community Hospital
Saline Hospital Association
Saline High School
Mit
State Board of Health
State ‘Hospital Board
Associaion
Margaret Mains
Gordon Prout
The
Association
William Brittain
Leo Jensen
Ford
Lreasurer
Saline County
Hospital i
Saling
Hospital Associa i
Saline
Manchester
Milan
JC's Raise 1000 for Polio Fund at Saline Dinner
The Saline Jaycees raised 1000 for the March of Dimes at their Polio Dinner held Sunday January 27 at Stilt's Restaurant. Over 300 people attended as co-owners Gertrude Rankin and Marty Hevian Avay donated the venue. Nancy Reveling served as hostess for Saline's 1956 Polio Queen. Bobby Murray could not attend due to a cold. Kathy Reed, a polio survivor, attended with her family.
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Saline Jaycees
Edward Wilson
Stilt’s
Jaycee
Gertrude, Rankin
Marty- Hevién
Russell
The E A Saiwalls Attend Meeting Saturday in Jackson
Mr and Mrs El A Sawall attended a Saturday meeting in Jackson with relatives and neighbors present. The event highlighted community concerns and local gatherings.
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The.e.a. Saiwalls
Jackson
Mrs. "el A Sawall
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Legion
Restat
Legions‘Hall
Lincoln Day
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Michigan League
Ann Arbor
McKeldin
Eisenhower
Baltimore
Ella V. MacQueen
Saline C of C
Nothies Ake
Yaduit
Jc’s
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