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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1947

Page

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City gym project eyed after school meeting discussion

A Saline school meeting led by Harrison Gonser discussed developing the athletic field and adding night lights. City Manager Glenn Hart proposed a joint city council and school board plan to seek action. City leaders authorized a joint study with Dr. Gordon Prout and Clarence Haarer to explore financing and steps for the field adjacent to the school grounds.

Harrison Gonser Glenn Hart Gross Don Ford Gordon Prout Clarence Haarer City of Saline Board of Education William Lyons

Saline Debuts New Fire Truck At July 3 Demonstration

Saline unveiled a new two ton Mercury chassis fire truck built by General Fire Truck Co Detroit. The apparatus includes a 500 gallon two stage centrifugal pump and 400 gallon tank with high pressure fog gumes. City and neighboring townships funded the purchase and a department demo featured firefighters Henry Ormsby Rudy Wahl Harold Armbruster and others.

Saline General Fire Truck Company of Detroit Pittsfield Lodi Henry Ormsby Rudy Wahl Harold Armbruster Bert Gillen Walter Armbruster Robert Gillen Adolph Lindeman Clarence Wiebush Allie Gross Gordon Anthony William Milhan

Uniform Traffic Ticket Plan Expands in Michigan Cities

After a successful pilot in Saginaw Kalamazoo Bay City Jackson and Battle Creek the uniform traffic ticket plan will roll out in at least 11 more communities including Ann Arbor Hillsdale Grand Rapids and Lansing. The system standardizes violations and routes minor cases to a traffic bureau or court increasing consistency and safety.

Michigan Saginaw Kalamazoo Bay City Jackson Battle Creek Detroit Ann Arbor Hillsdale East Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Benton Harbor St. Joseph Port Huron Pontiac Monroe Midland Lansing

Aged Lady Buried Here Wednesday

Emma Loomis aged 83 died early Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Harold Newman in Detroit. Born March 4 1864 near Ann Arbor she was daughter of Michael and Dora Burkhardt Alber and lived around Ypsilanti until 1920 later moving to Drayton Plains with her daughter Mrs Ruth Way. She married Louis Lutz on May 1 1889. he preceded her.

Theron Loomis Presbyterian Church Drayton Plains Newman Detroit May Edwin Webb East Detroit Mary Chase Ann Arbor Lockwood Clarence J. Sutton Oakwood Cemetery Emma Loomis Harold Newman Michael and Dora Burkhardt Alber Ypsilanti Xoomis Ruth Way Louis Lutz

Legion Plans Michigan Hospital and Newspaper Push

The American Legion in Michigan aims to build a 400 bed hospital at Battle Creek replacing wooden structures and to publish a state wide newspaper with a 100000 circulation. A 50 cent yearly assessment will fund the Legion paper and a $10000 annual contribution supports Legion bands and drill units.

American Legion Michigan Arthur H. Clarke South Haven Legion Battle Creek Michigan Legionnaires

Lockwoods Host to Washtenaw Funeral Directors

Funeral directors of Washtenaw and Monroe counties met at Saline for their monthly conclave hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lockwood. A banquet followed a business session and Ypsilanti attorney Eugene Kalder, formerly with the FBI, spoke about his experiences with the bureau.

Washtenaw Monroe Counties Francis Lockwood Saline Hotel Eugene Kalder Ypsilanti FBI

Reception At Kendall Home

A Saturday night reception at 7 o clock honored Mr and Mrs Murray Sanders at the home of Mrs W D Kendall on McKay street. The couple wed June 24 at the Hastings Methodist parsonage. About 60 relatives and friends attended from Detroit Quadee Traverse City Milan E Ann Arbor Ann Arbor Howell Winona Indiana and Ohio. Theme tea table centered with a three tier wedding cane. Guests served by Mrs Henry Erskine Mrs Jerald Barkey and Miss Sylvia Sanders. Jerald Barkey sang Oh Promise Me I Love You Truly and Because with Marion Murray at the piano.

Murray Sanders W. D. Kendall McKay Street Henry Erskine Jerald Barkey Howell Sylvia Sanders Marion Murray

Boy Uintroduces Adder Found Under Bicycle

Eleven year old Darell Finkbeiner of Ann Arbor Route 6 cried out when his hand touched a 20 inch spotted adder hiding beneath his bicycle seat Friday evening. The snake was later brought to the barn with a load of hay and then hidden from sight on the bike.

Darell Finkbeiner Clarence Finkbeiner Ann Arbor

Blueberries Plentiful Across Michigan Plains This Summer

Conservators report a wet spring boosted blueberry yield with abundant blossoms from Escanaba to Whitefish Point in June. If no frost returns, pickers may begin on blueberry plains late this month with excellent prospects. Game men note berries boost grouse and other game foods. blackberries and wild raspberries also benefit from the late rains.

Conservation Department Escanaba Whitefish Point Blueberry

Summer night dancing classes at high school

The article corrects an error: classes run Tuesday nights not Thursday. Elementary students dance 7:30 to 8:30 and adults stay from then to 10:30. Open to the public with a nominal charge as a summer diversion for all ages.

Sunday School Picnic at City Park Thursday July 24

The Methodist Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at City Park with a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner. Ice cream will be provided. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Tennis Johnson of Grand View Washington visit Michigan relatives before early August.

Methodist Sunday School Tennis Johnson Grand View Washington Wm. Lyons Michigan Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Lyons

Saline Lone Troop 44 Camp Cottage Built by Girl Scouts

The Saline Saline Lone Troop 44 connected to New York headquarters built a summer cottage on Saline River ground north of the Burkhardt home. They lease the plot from J F E Sinkule for ten years and funded the project with gifts and local earnings. Mrs J C Little leads the troop with Mrs Walter MacArthur Sr as assistant. Brownies aged seven to ten are directed by Mrs La Vern Armbruster with Mrs Helen Streeter assisting.

Saline Little Bennett Street Saline Scout Troop No J. C. Little Walter MacArthur Sr LaVern Armbruster Helen Streeter

Cook Haarer Re elected at Annual Meet

The Saline School District No 1 annual meeting drew under sixty attendees with no contest for two retiring trustees. Clarence Cook and Clarence Haarer were reelected as treasurer and board member by broad consent. The secretary treasurer report and next year’s budget were approved. A review of the athletic field led to appointees meeting with city council reps on the matter.

Saline Clarence Cook Clarence Haarer

Veteran Cobert Wins Sportsmen's Trophy Shoot

William Cobert, a South Pacific veteran and sharp shot, led the Tri County Sportsmen's Open Trophy shoot with 22 of 25 at Moon and Bishop roads east of town. Richard Michalke Sr. scored 20 of 25 in his first event. Trap shooting occurs Sundays 9 am to 5 pm with another Trophy event planned this fall before the third season.

William Cobert Ann Arbor Tri-County Moon and Bishop Roads Cobert Richard Michalke Sr

Finkbeiner- Whipple wedding in St Andrews Church

Miss Jane Helen Whipple daughter of Mr and Mrs Glee Whipple Dexter and Clifford BE Finkbeiner son of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Finkbeiner Clinton united in marriage at 7 30 Saturday night Rev Edward Drews officiated The bride wore a satin gown trimmed with seed pearls A reception followed in the church parlor After a trip in the Upper Peninsula they will live near Saline The bride a Ann Arbor High School graduate worked Cont'd on Page &

Jane Helen Whipple Glee Whipple Dexter Clifford BE. Finkbeiner Gottlieb Finkbeiner Clinton St. Andrew’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Edward Drews Clarence Girbach Saline Elmer van Hofe Ann Arbor Ormand ‘Jedele Karen Bauer Lorrin Bauer Mark Bauer Jacob Bauer Theodore Brown Harold Trinkle Ralph Ferner Wilbert Trinkle Roy Fisher Gertrude Hodge Betty Schneering Ruth Frey Women’s Guild of the Church Marilyn Gunther Upper Peninsula Ann Arbor High School Page

Jaycees Propose Lighted Field at Saline Park

Saline Jaycees at their Friday banquet begin a new fiscal year with a proposal to light the park ball diamond near the high school. Ed Reutinger and Russ Gordon outline equipment, costs, and a near one million dollar stadium overhaul including a $300,000 lighting system and a $100,000 office building.

Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce Saline Hotel Jaycees Lee Robison Erwin Schmid Bill Lyons Saline Lyons Ed Reutinger Wilson Sporting Goods Company Russ Gordon Brigg Detroit Reutinger Detroit Tiger Tiger Gordon Bulding Ohio Michigan Flint Saginaw Grand Rapids Muskegon New York Yankees Cleveland Chicago White Sox

Mary Lindenschmidt native of Saline dies at 80

Mrs. Mary Lindenschmidt of North Adams died Saturday night at Hillsdale hospital aged 80. She and her husband Andrew lived near Saline for 25 years and on a North Adams farm for 30 years. Born February 19 1866 in Saline, she married in 1896 and is survived by her husband sister Clara Luckhardt brothers George and Samuel and children Lillian and Howard. Funeral services were held in North Adams with burial there. Families visiting from Chicago included W Z Barnes and children Ruth Janet and Erwin Harrison with Erwin staying to visit two weeks.

Mary Lindenschmidt North Adams Andrew Lindenschmidt Hillsdale Hospital Saline Lindenschmidt Mary Vogt George Nissle Clara Luckhardt Pittsfield Township George Ann Arbor Samuel Grafton Ohio Lillian Howard Toledo

Community Fair seeks help to boost Saline event

Editorial urges public involvement in Saline Community Fair Association meeting on July 2 to plan a bigger show. It notes reduced state funding for tents and outlines a plan to secure finances while praising the fair’s civic value and wartime veteran concerns. It also mentions turning the donor deeded athletic field into a memorial with a civic commission plan.

Community Fair Association Saline High See Saline Fair Association Iim Theng

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