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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

3

Four Lane Michigan Highways Plan Moves Forward

Gov Williams outlines a bipartisan effort to build a four lane arterial highway system across Michigan with a $12.0 billion program funded by $27 million yearly revenues and $225 million in bonds plus federal matches. Gas tax rises 1.12 cents and truck licenses rise ten percent to finance, with 75 percent of new funds for state roads and 25 percent for cities and counties.

Michigan State Highway Department Highway Department Upper Peninsula Mackinac Bridge Uncle Sam Congress

Drowner in Huron River Near Broadway

ANN ARBOR George Melar Sick 58 2517 Saline Rd drowned Friday evening while fishing in the Huron River near Broadway. Companions tried to rescue him. his body found about two hours after police notified, 200 feet from last sighting. Carl Scheuerer Earl Hotel entered water to help drag Melargick to shore. Two boys, Charles Dotts and John Ardner, notified police after seeing Scheuerer’s attempt.

Ann Arbor George Melar Saline Rd Huron River Broadway Carl Scheuerer Earl Hotel Melargick Charles Dotts Wright Lyman Holley John Ardner Main Scheuerer

Legion to Sponsor Free Flag Cleaning Drive Across Michigan

The American Legion and Michigan dry cleaners offer free flag cleaning June 1 to 11 to encourage Flag Day display. Governor Williams proclaims June 6 to 11 as New Glory for Old Glory Week in Michigan, joining a nationwide effort with 26 000 cleaners nationwide.

Legion American Legion Michigan Leion America Kent T. Lundgren Lundgren L.G. Farrell The Dry Cleaners G. Mennen Williams

Echoes From The Past June 7 1945 Highlights

Grover Parsons spent Memorial Day with his son Robert and family in Royal Oak. Miss Katherine Briggs won seven dollars on the Dixie Quiz program via Station WPA G. Phyllis Henderson and Pearl Crothers left for Washington DC to work in the Pentagon. The seventh and eighth grades took their mothers and siblings on a trip to Greenfield Village. Rev. Alvin Siemsen began as pastor of St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church on June 1. Michigan led in pasteurization requirements for dairy safety.

Grover Parsons Robert Royal Oak Greenfield Village Katherine Briggs W.P.A.G Alvin Siemsen St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church

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Gov. Williams Reports Monroe St Institute American Red Cross Veterans Administration Hartman Insurance Agency Saline Federal Resert Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Morton Poultry Farm Hiway-Skyway Greyhound Manchester Saline ‘Library Col. Cleary Edward Alber Maurice Robbins Ypsilanti Loren Hunt St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Louise Harry Andeson St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Phyllis Henderson Pearl Crothers Washington, D.C Pentagon Clarence Haarar Gerald Alwin Burkhardt Hillman Area William Harris Basil Badour Detroit Miss Florence George Ehnis Monroetown Parrish Hall St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Ehnis Fred Gillen Harmon Gillen Betsy Lou Watkins Lake George Burkhardt Donald Burkhardt Agnes van Duzer Margaret Toledo Hattie Porter Clinton Ray Helborn Elvin Armbruster Betty Francisco Luther Dicks Beverly Thomas Doris Robinson Wilma Camburn Hildegard Riba Elvin Armbruser Board of Governors United States Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Citizens State Bank Federal Reserve System Davy Crockett Indian Scout Ginger Rogers van Reflin George Raft Cinema Scope Sun Lis Galen Hester
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