Saline Observer in Saline Michigan Newspaper Note
The Saline Observer is identified as a second class matter in the Saline Michigan post, filed under the 1879 act.
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Saline
Michigan
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
2
Holland Tulip Time Echoes in Saline Social Year End
Bruce Arend was taken to Saline Hospital Sunday with a broken arm. May 17 marked the 1939 40 school year’s culmination with a standout social, Harvey Judson’s orchestra provided music from nine to one, and the gym offered a colonial Wwentworth Gone With the Wind setting amid Saline’s celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Arend
Saline
Harvey Judson
Holland
Saline News Notes and Local Harvest Updates
Sim R Wilson Jr of Langley Washington visits Saline to see his ill father. Saline American Legion plans a two night home talent minstrel show June 13 and 14. The Sheehan apartment at Saline Valley Farms is nearly finished and ready for occupancy. Tri County Sportsmen League holds 1800 pheasant eggs in hatchery with 200 eggs set by members to be released at eight weeks in Washtenaw Lenawee and Monroe counties.
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Sim R.wilson, Jr
Langley
Washington
Saline
Saline American Legion
Sheehan
Saline Valley Farms
Tri-County Sportmen’s League
Washtenaw
Lenawee
Monroe
Dearborn High Orchestra Wins National Contest
Miss Lucile Layher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Layher, is a member of the Dearborn high school orchestra which won first prize in the National Music contest at Lincoln Nebraska. Florence Hertler bids farewell as high school editor. Mrs Fred Rowe receives a teapot on her birthday in a celebratory gathering.
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Lucile Layher
Rudolph Layher
Dearborn High School
Lincoln
Nebraska
Plorence Hertler
Fred Rowe
May Saline 4-H Club Meeting at Gleason Home
The Saline Junior 4-H Club held its May meeting Saturday evening at the home of Ernest Gleason. Funeral services were largely attended for Mrs. Dinah Weidmeyer, 68, who died Wednesday morning, May 28.
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Saline
Ernest Gleason
Dinah Weidmeyer
50 Years Ago Welcome Baby at Stimpson Home
Fifty years ago a ten pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Stimpson on Thursday. The child is described as a welcome guest who will likely become the ruler of the home for many years. Chas Horton reported in town Monday with baskets of strawberries from his first picking. he said the crop was not harmed by the recent storm and will supply a good quantity. On Monday B P Davenport brought in lemons from a tree at the bank that stood all winter, noting a crop of 21 lemons and 2 oranges of large, high quality.
Final Administration Account for Leo Quinn Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders June 21 1950 hearing to examine and allow Frank M Quinn as administrator and distribute residue of the Leo Quinn estate. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three weeks. Judge Jay H Payne presiding. William R Stage registers.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay H. Payne
Leo
Quinn
Frank M. Quinn
Saline Observer
Said
Christina Hertler
Emanuel Hertler
Smead Elected Grand Master of Michigan Masons
Dr Morgan J Smead of Rochester Lodge No 5 was chosen Grand Master of Michigan Masons at the 106th Annual Communication in Grand Rapids on May 24. Born August 12 1883 he had a long veterinary career with Parke Davis and leadership roles in Masonic bodies.
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Michigan
Wolverine State
Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium
Morgan J. Smead
Rochester Lodge No. 5
Stoney Creek
William Morgan
Batavia
N. Y
Morgan
Smead
Rochester
Liberty Bell replica tour via Savings Bonds drive
The Liberty Bell will ring again this year through 52 exact duplicate bells touring every state from May 15 to July 4 as part of the U S Savings Bonds Independence Drive. The message urges Americans to plan for tomorrow by regularly purchasing U S Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan.
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U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
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Myron Gallagher, Sr
Myron Gallagher, Jr
Publishers
Michigan Press Service, Inc
the Saline Hotel
Henry Leutheuser
Fritz Schumm
Mgr
William R. Stage
Michigan Masons
Robert E. Wilson
Standard Oil of Indiana
College of Wooster
Howard Lowry
Wilson
Wooster
United States
College of Wooster Board of Trustees
Janice
William R. Stagg
Dr. Morgan J. Smead
Anna A. Gruner
W. McKay Street
Martin Fucss
Sam Lambarth
George Klager
Uncle Sam
San I Bony
Williams
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Stoday
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