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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1953

Page

2

Saline Observer publisher and ad rep listings

The Saline Observer lists F. W. Giesel Jr and A. J. Coley as advertising representatives. The notice states second class material, Saline Michigan post office, subscription rates to $2.50 in state and $3.00 out of state, single copy five cents.

Saline Michigan U. S

Tri County Sportsmen To Meet June 19

The Tri County Sportsmen plan a June 19 meeting at the club house to host their annual spring round-up and auction of member donated goods with proceeds to the general fund. Organizers note insufficient donations and announce an outdoor archery demonstration at 6:45 p.m. and food, trophies, and gear on sale to support club activities.

Tri-County Wes Fox Joe

Dance Night At Club House Aims To Launch Monthly Events

Entertainment committee hosts a dance at the club house on Saturday night June 27 from 9 30 to 1 30 open to members and friends with plans to hold monthly dances if supported. For donations unavailable at the June 19 meeting call listed volunteers in CY SSTAY Westcchool Milan Saline Ann Arbor with contact details.

Westcchoolmaster St . Holmes Rd Milan Benny Ford Leyeveste Bi Saline George Pulsioz Wits Ann Arbor George Hanselman Miller Ave Ph. aTle

Sportsmen urged to pitch in to boost goods

The bulletin calls on members to support ongoing efforts, urging sportsmen to contribute and participate to ensure a successful outcome. It emphasizes collective action and team spirit.

Schools Get Tough New Penalties for Faking Enrollment

Public school officials face a 2500 dollar fine, two years in prison, and a five year suspension of teaching certificates for padding school-age rolls to secure state aid. The 1953 Republican Legislature also approved measures on lunch program options, local control, bond refinancing, library funding, and Detroit audit and financing rules.

Boards of Education County Boards of Education Ferris Institute Big Rapids Detroit Board of Education Detroit

4-H Judging Team To Go To Europe

Michigan dairy breed groups and others raise 86000 to send the national champion H Club dairy judging team from the Wolverine State to Europe this month. The team is coached by Nevels Pearson, assistant state 4-H Club leader at Michigan State College.

Michigan Wolverine Europe Nevels Pearson Michigan State College

Michigan youth dairy team to compete in London show

A Michigan youth dairy team will travel to London for the Royal Livestock Show with a July departure. Fundraising dinner at the Kellogg Center raised contributions and gifts including a movie camera for lifelong records.

London England M.S. C. Kellogg Center Michigan Farmer Traverse City Robert Meyer Fred. Meyer Ypsilanti Donald Proctor Kenneth Proctor Chelsea David VanDenHeuvel Hnry VanDenHeuvel Hart Pearson R. K Stout Marshal Michigan Firebred Dairy Cattle Association A. Poole East Lansing Michigah Guernsey Breeders Association G. E. Parsons MPDCA Scotland Jersey Guernsey France Germany Holland Belgium Blackpool

Red Cross Expands Death Message Relay for Overseas Servicemen

The American Red Cross, authorized by the Army and Air Force, will relay rapid death messages to immediate families of overseas servicemen via radio communications. Cecil O. Creal, Washtenaw County Home Service Chairman, announced the change, noting prior limits when travel was required and family requests were denied. The new policy ensures all notices include a concise report.

Army Air Force Navy Marine Coast Guard American Red Cross Cecil Creal Red Cross Cervisemen Creal Cecil O. Creal Home Service Washtenaw County

Squint Smith Predicts Weather Before Power Cut

A famed predictor of the weather, Squint Smith, drew crowds at his Antique Shop as his forecasts proved reliable. Last Monday he admitted uncertainty after an electric pill caused his system to fail, promising to resume radio forecasts tomorrow.

Squint Smith Squint

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