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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
2
Saline Michigan notice records Myron Gallagher Sr as publisher and notes second class mail status under the March 3 1879 act.
Saline baseball aims to defend its top Tri County League position as Redford Belleville and Linderman prepare to attack over the next two weeks. Pauline Rogers assists in first grade at Roosevelt school in Ypsilanti. Adam Stoll of W Liberty St Anne Arbor was found dead last week, a Scio Township native.
Henry Burgess the new agriculture teacher attended 4 H Club meetings in East Lansing last week. Dwight Carr and Donald Heininger served as local delegates. Mr and Mrs Leslie Jordan and family are spending a week on vacation at Beaver Pennsylvania.
Twenty years ago Edward Calver of Jackson begins work at Boettger Beauty Shop. Washington Club hosts lawn social at Herman and Mrs. Gross home. Larkin Club entertained by Mrs. George Schmid Jr. Marion Rouse spending summer with mother. Walter Lindemann of Lodi injures arm. Edwin Schill Karl Feldkamp and Carl Carr boat bass on opening day. Oscar Weber and wife vacationed in Canada using Ambassador Bridge for travel.
A historical note recalls Nina Allen taking a position as a telephone girl with Lister and Sheeder. The tax roll comparison highlights a change in the rate, though the exact figure is not provided.
An all day heat did not deter a large crowd from Dexter to attend a patriotic celebration. A street procession featured bands, speakers, Uncle Sam on horseback, fraternal groups, children on wagons, and a Fairbanks display. The day ended with schoolyard exercises and various amusements.
Mr and Mrs Charles Shannon and Emma Bruckner of Ann Arbor visited Miss Gertie Drake Saturday evening. Laverne Moore and family spend two weeks in Dows Iowa visiting relatives. Edward Lambar th and family dinner guests of Earl Alber. Alber family and Lambarths called in the afternoon. Bert Whipple of Ann Arbor visited Pleasant Lake area. Detroit residents Ralph West and others called on Bert Moore Sunday.
Trinity Lutheran led by Pastor H L Engel holds 10 am divine service and 11 am Sunday school. Men's Club to join southeastern Michigan clubs for a Tecumseh family picnic next Sunday afternoon with lunch at 5 pm. Church council meets next Wednesday evening in the church basement. UPS meets next Thursday evening.
Federated church leaders include Presbyterian and Baptist representatives Henry McKenzie minister Thomas Hinkin director of young peoples activities and Edgar Sweetland pastor at York Baptist Church located at Stony Creek and Platt Roads in the notice.
St Pauls Evangelical Reformed Church. Alvin Simsen is pastor. Morning worship at 10 a.m with Church school at 11 15 a.m.
St James Evangelical Church five miles west of Saline on US 112 offers worship at 10 a.m. Sunday and Sunday school at 11 10 a.m. Senior choir meets Friday evening and junior choir Saturday at 11 a.m. Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church on Bethel Church and Schneider Roads lists T W Menzel as pastor with 10 a.m. worship and 11 a.m. Sunday school.
Bridgewater HL W Ray on Wednesday leads junior choir rehearsal at St Johns Lutheran Church with pastor and活动.
Mayo Clinic doctors Sauer and Bargen report 41 cancer cases arising as a complication of chronic ulcerative colitis. Cancers occurred in both men and women with no sex bias, and the disease had persisted about 16 years before cancer was found. Regular medical exams are advised for sufferers.
In choosing produce for the family menu, buyers should note that larger fruit and vegetable size does not necessarily reflect better quality. Select firmness, aroma, and color alongside size for best results.
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