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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
8
Mr Katterjohn plans a six week summer band program after school with new and returning players. Enrollment includes 25 rising 5th graders and 25 to 30 beginners, growing from a 44 piece senior band and 35 piece cadet band. Community support aims to make Saline band one of the finest in the state.
A Methodist church Children s Day program is listed for Sunday morning with a long sequence of preludes hymns recitations songs and solos. Key participants include Mrs Martin Rev Feuell Carol Coates Tommy Jensen and others across multiple class groups.
Catholic workers at a Rochester clothing factory gather daily during lunch to recite the rosary, joining in personal devotion as a shared break routine.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary met at Mrs. Arthur Katz home on Tuesday May 27 with Mrs. Robert Katz host. Officers elected include James Beal President Allen Wiedman Vice President Donald Rapp Secretary Oliver Stiener Treasurer and board members Frank Brittain Luther Dicks and retiring President Lather. Robert Katz elected delegate to the State Meeting. Installations planned at a Saline hotel dinner date to be announced.
The Women’s Class of Federated Church School meets at teacher Mrs Henry McKenzie home Friday evening June 6 at 8:00. Program includes colored slides of local church pictures by Mrs Hazen Jewell and highlights of the past church year. Additional colored slides feature California scenes by John Dicks.
Two trucks collided Tuesday night around 9 15 p m on 112 near Lewis Street. Sandor Greenfield of Detroit drove a junk truck hit by a haul a way driven by Thomas Shaw of Jonesville whose brakes failed. Steve Weis of Detroit, a passenger, was treated at Saline Hospital. The haul a way was empty and towed away. the junk truck escaped under its own power with scrap iron scattered.
A Bellefonte Pennsylvania lime plant operates with the world’s largest rotary kilns and uses about 60,000 tons of coal each year.
A vintage recipe roundup using salad oil in biscuits to replace shortening. Includes standard biscuits, drop biscuits, cheese and chive variants, orange biscuits, Irish cakes, scones, and currant biscuits with measurements, mixing steps, and baking guidance.
Miss Rosiland Ruth Brock daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman H Brock of Saline and Charles Bruce Blacklock son of Mr and Mrs Allen Blacklock of Alberta Michigan were united in marriage at a candlelight ceremony Saturday afternoon May 31 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Reverend A Siemsen officiated with Miss Joyce Davenport soprano and Mrs James Fox organist. The altar featured white gladiola and snapdragons with a six tier candlebra. The bride wore a white shantung suit and veil carrying a white bible with orchid and streamers. matron of honor Mrs Robert Schwartz wore beige with a green picture hat. Junior bridesmaid Sharon Brock carried pink roses and carnations. Best man Robert Schwartz. ushers Angus Davenport Wilson Bond Edward Gunther Walter Manko. Reception followed in the church yard with Mary Lou Burkhart and Mrs Marvin Brock pouring. Mary Patricia White and Sharon Starling cutting cake. Mrs Jack Graf coordinated guest book. Ladies Aid oversaw the reception. The bride a Saline High School and Michigan State Normal alumna worked at Jacobsons in Ann Arbor. The groom a Michigan alumnus architect with St Clair Pardee Firm.
Mrs Paul Klueter hosts the Ladies Aid Society of Federated Church on Wednesday June 11 at 2 30. Social committee includes Mrs Lewis Ernst and Mrs Ernest Jaeger. Devotions by Mrs Fred Koebbe and Mrs Maurice Henderson presides. Hospital quota machine sewing distributed for Summer work day return. Quarterly Presbyterial Offering received. Mrs Reuben Rogers leads Baptist Missionary Report and a program flying tour of National Mission Stations by Mrs Daniel Hall and others participate in the skit.
The Federated Church hosts a Children Day program on Sunday June 8 at 10 30 AM with a combined church and school service. The event features nursery beginner and primary department exercises and a sermonette by Rev Henry McKenzie followed by hymns and prayers.
A joint committee meeting of Seniors and organization representatives will be held Thursday June 5 at 8 00 p m in the high school gym. The purpose is to set rules for operating the Teen Age Canteen with one representative from JCCs JCC Auxiliary American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Rotary Masons Eastern Star Room Mothers Child Study Club and the Woman s Club listed.
Lillian Louise Love and Pvt. Richard Hoag were married at the bride’s parents home on May 31 with immediate family present. The ceremony was by Robert C. Oz of the Prospect Church of Christ, guests gathered from several Michigan towns, and the couple planned a honeymoon to Aberdeen Maryland where Mrs. Hoag’s brother resides.
Bob Groeb won the DeKalb and Safety awards for Future Farmer work and farm safety. Duane Girbach presented the DeKalb and William Klager the dairy award for his strong dairy start. Melvin Roehm received Garden Seed Award. Alwin Gross and Arthur Heininger got honorary memberships. Charles Osgood received a watch and retires after 10 years at Saline High School. Remarks by Howard Heath of WPAG closed the evening.
In modernized old houses, paint upkeep matters for cleanliness and sanitation. Proper painting boosts hygiene and overall morale in households.
Four seniors receive scholarships from state and university programs including Michigan State Normal College Michigan University Regents' Scholarship and Michigan State College tuition awards. Other honors include science and service awards, American Legion medals, Citizenship Cup, and athletic honors. New president Richard Miller begins tenure as farewell remarks end with the audience singing America.
For athlete’s foot use T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. If not pleased, your 40 cents back. Watch the tainted skin slough off as healthy skin forms. Get instant drying action from any druggist. Now at Reveling Corner Drug Store. June 26.
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