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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1945

Page

6

Saline Woman's Club Remains a Century-Old Community Pillar

The Saline Woman's Club traces its 1904 founding from Miss Jennie Brown and Mrs. C F Unterkircher, evolving from a literary club to a broader civic group. It stages programs, supports the high school, aids Campfire Girls, and funds charity while preserving its motto Sweetness Growth Light Achievement. The club fosters education, social harmony, and local welfare through recurring meetings, notable anniversaries, and community projects.

Jonah Saline Jennie Brown Woman’s Club of Grand Rapids C.F. Unterkircher Saline Literary Club Peter Weinnette Charles Miller Minnie Jones Charles F. Unterkircher Alfred Humphrey Salime Woman’s Club Saline High School Assembly Saline Woman’s Club Saline Willing Workers Macon Welfare Club Macon Woman’s Club Narcotic Association Saline Womans'Club Detroit Henry Ford Longfellow

Progress in treated hair for children noted at high school

An editorial celebrates improved children's hair care driven by mothers focusing on safe methods and nutrition. It describes daily scalp care for infants, gentle brushing, and regular shampoos, noting rinsing thoroughness and a test to ensure both hair and scalp are clean.

Saline Literary Club’s Forty Year Welfare Mission Highlights

The Saline Literary Club evolved from literary work to broad welfare efforts. In 1908 it sent clothing and fruit to northern Michigan fire victims and joined state federations. WWI reduced activity, yet the club supported a French war orphan and backed Red Cross reconstruction. Subsequent wars and floods spurred aid across Florida and the Ohio River valley.

Saline Literary Club Saline Woman's Club State Federation Cos Vic Michigan Mopolitan Jackson State Prison Vesta Mills Red Cross Florida Ohio River Valley

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