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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
2
Federated Church led by Henry McKenzie offers 9 45 a m church school with Howard Kuhl as superintendent and 11 a m divine worship with adult choir. First Methodist Church led by Frank F Benish includes 4 p m morning worship and sermon 11 60 a m Sunday church school 4 p m intermediate MYF for ages 10 to 14 and 7 30 p m senior MYF for older youths.
Local churches publish their service times with Bethel Evangelical and Reformed leading worship at 10 A.M. and Sunday School at 11. Trinity Lutheran offers 10 A.M. Divine Service with Ham as pastor and Saturday 3:30 P.M. Children’s Choir. St Paul’s lists 10 A.M. Worship and 11:15 A.M. Church School. St Andrew’s Catholic holds 10 A.M. Sunday Mass and 7:45 P.M. Thursday services.
Advertisement promotes pattern 9196 for Jr Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17 featuring a sheath dress with an Empire bodice and jacket, detailing yardage needs for 35 inch fabric and 35 cents sending to Saline Observer. Also includes a Twenty Years Ago news recap and local notes.
Six Saline High School graduates were honored at a reception hosted by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church in Saline. Lauren Alber, son of Herman Alber, was noted with his wife Mrs Alber who taught in Saline schools. Mr Alber is a World War II veteran and post office worker.
The graduates Phil Badour Earl Cul lington James Fisher Don Jeppeson Robert Parsons and Sharon Starling shared plans for further training after graduation. Parents listed each graduate and year, with refreshments of cookies coffee and punch served by Mrs Alwin Gross and Mrs Walfred Larson, chaired by Mrs James Beal.
The 1954 preliminary census value shows Washtenaw County farm operators totaling 2,686 farms sold products worth 13,652,440. Crops brought in 4,573,090 with breakdowns for field crops, vegetables, fruits and nuts, and horticultural specialties. Livestock and livestock products contributed 9,052,863, including dairy, poultry, and other livestock goods.
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