Saline Observer Notes Local Events And Safety Efforts
The Saline Observer reports repainting at Saline Hotel and new translations of Interview with India into Danish. It notes the coyote incident near E L Norton farm, small fires fought by local volunteers, and a Milan blaze near Andrew Dornik’s Torey Road home. A RIP safety comic by V SP debuts and Civil Air Patrol plans a bivouac at Saline Valley Farms. Class of 49 reunion set for July 1 with postcards forthcoming.
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G. L. Parsons
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Hotel
India
John F. Muehl
Muehl
Doris
Saline High School
Observer
E. L. Norton
Saline
Bill Lindell
Norton
Universal
Milan
Andrew Dornik
Torey Road
Rip
V.sp
Virgil Partch
Civil Air Patrol
Saline Valley Farms
Poisoning Death of Mrs Hildner Is Unsolved
Saline Observer received a year old notice of lead poisoning deaths of Mrs. E G Hildner and her son John after eviction from Russel Street. Letters from Emma Howard and Shirley M Geddes indicate Jefferson County authorities found poisoning but could not determine its source or the administrator. Memont Hildner’s sanity was reviewed, but proceedings to commit him were dropped for lack of evidence.
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Saline Observer
E. G. Hildner
John
West Coast
Russel Street
Shirley M. Geddes
Jefferson County
Saline Couple Exchange Vows At Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilma A Lindemann daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Lindemann and Roy W Brassow son of Mr and Mrs George Brassow exchanged wedding vows Friday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev H I Engel officiating. The bride wore white marquisette with Chantilly lace and a fingertip veil. Bridesmaids wore Nile green marquisette over satin gowns. The couple planned a week long northern Michigan honeymoon before settling on Brassow Road.
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Wilma
A. Lindemann
Otto Lindemann
Roy W. Brassow
George Brassow
Trinity Lutheran Church
H. l. Engel
Betty Feldkamp
Hileen Lindemann
Carol Ann Hirth
Ann Arbor
Earl Brassow
Neil Lindemann
Dean Theurer
Herman Boelch
Otto Miller
Tecumseh
Erwin Schneider
Lois. Minihart
Plymouth
Mildred
Alice Lambarth
Barbara
Dorothy Marion
Marlene Wild
Marilyn Walker
Jacklyn Hoeft
Michigan
Brassow Road
Wilma Brassow
Mildred Hartwig
Fair Board Meeting Set for Monday Evening at 8:30
Saline Community Fair Board will hold a meeting Monday at 8:30 p.m. All members and interested exhibitors should attend as final plans for events will be decided. Entries for produce needlework and other exhibits are being planned.
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Saline Community Fair Board
Federated Church Young People To Visit Ann Arbor
Members of the Young People's Society of Federated Church will travel to Ann Arbor on Sunday evening to be guests of the Young People's Group of First Baptist Church. The program will include devotions instrumental music and a discussion period with entertainment by the host group.
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Young People’s Society of Federated Church
Ann Arbor
First Baptist Church
Saline
Legion to Present Lecture and Film Tonight
The American Legion held a June 14 meeting at the Legion Home electing officers for the coming year led by Commander Frank Carter. Officers reelected include Kenneth Rogers and Dolph Uphaus with other posts filled. the group voted to fund uniforms and team insurance for the junior baseball team and Tonight at 8:33 the Legion presents a lecture and film It's Easy To Be Well with magic acts a free lunch door prizes and small admission.
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American Legion
Legion
Frank Carter
Kenneth ‘Rogers
7Olph Uphaus
Carl Moehn
Donald Burkhart
Barnard Lewis
Jack Winkle
Lawrence Deede
Saline Rotary Elects New Officers for Next Year
The Saline Rotary Club met in the Saline Hotel dining room and elected Leo L. Jensen as president, Henry Leutheuser as vice president, Gerald Coe as secretary, and Francis Lockwood as treasurer. Board directors are Ken Jeppesen, Ridward Laudon, and Lester McCoy, who will assume office July 1.
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Saline Rotary Club
Saline Hotel
Leo L. Jensen
Henry Leutheuser
Gerald Coe
Francis Lockwood
Ken Jeppesen
Ridward Laudon
Lester McCoy
Obituary for George W Barr Saline life long resident
George W Barr life long resident of Saline died Tuesday at his home 227 South Ann Arbor Street after an extended illness. Born April 7 1864 in Monroe County he married Agnes A Clark in Saline on April 5 1888. Mrs Barr died January 11 this year. A retired builder who left work in 1980 he is survived by two daughters Merritt Martin and Berniece Rowsey of Dearborn a son Hollis died in World War I a brother William H Barr six grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral services Friday at 2 pm at Lockwood Funeral Home Rev R R Feuell officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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George W. Barr
Saline
Ann Arbor Street
Monroe County
Catherine Traver
John Henry Barr
Agnes A. Clark
Hollis
William H. Barr
Lockwood Funeral Home
Rev
R. R. Feuell
Oakwood Cemetery
Busy Workers 4-H Club Elects Leaders for Summer Projects
The Busy Workers 4-H Club at South Saline elected Ruth Lutz as president Alice Gilbert as vice president Nancy Gleason as recording secretary Patty Kidwell as treasurer Phyllis Gilbert as corresponding secretary and reporter. Delegates Phyllis Gilbert Nancy Gleason and Frieda Braun will attend the council meeting at Pittsfield Grange Hall. Projects include food preservation gardening sewing and junior leadership. The next meeting will be at Frieda Braun's home. Mrs. Raymond Daniels and Mrs. Joseph Eaton visited Detroit to see Mr. and Mrs. Richard Michalke.
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South Saline
Wilma Rhoades
Ruth Lutz
Alice Gilbert
Nancy Gleason
Patty, Kidwell
Phyllis Gilbert
Frieda Braun
Pittsfield
Retires After 33 Years Of Service To County
Washtenaw County agricultural agent H. S. Osler retires July 1 after 33 years serving the county. About 500 farmers gathered at Yost Field House for the tribute with remarks from Charles McCalla and Albert Blashfield and a speech by C. V. Ballard of Michigan State College. Mrs. Jean Tilt led music and 13,000 4-H projects completed during Osler’s term were cited. Osler’s son and guests included his 94-year-old father William Osler of Ohio.
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Washtenaw County
Yost
H. S. Osler
Charles McCalla
Ann Arbor Farm Bureau
Jean Tilt
N. Hast
Albert Blashfield
Annn Arbor
Osler
Lester McCalla
Farm Bureau
George Henning
Ann Arbor
C. V
Ballard
Michigan State College
Mrs. Osler
Jesse Hewens
Mr. Osler
William Osler
Ohio
Case Of Mistaken Identity In The Observer
The Observer corrects a misidentification in last week’s graduation notices. Richard L. Little and Richard A. Burmeister were swapped in photos and captions. both names and faces are now properly identified and reprinted.
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Observer
Richard L. Little
Richard A. Burmeister
Richard Little
Richard Burmeister
Little
Burmeister
Woods Entertain At Wedding Dinner
Mr and Mrs Paul Woods hosted a wedding dinner Sunday at their home in honor of Mr and Mrs Joseph Richards of Liberia Africa. Mrs Richards sister of the American ambassador to Liberia graduated Saturday from the University of Michigan as a pharmacist. Her husband is a Utah University graduate in mineralology. Guests included Mrs Richard Bright of Washington DC sister of the bride and wife of the American counsellor of Liberia James Phillips of New Jersey cousin of the bride and also a graduate of an American university. The couple were en route to Cleveland Ohio.
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Paul Woods
Joseph Richards
Liberia
Africa
Richards
University of Michigan
Utah University
Richard Bright
Washington, D. C
James Phillips
New Jersey
Cleveland
Ohio
Saline Adult Education Committee Plans for 51-52 Year
The Saline Adult Education Committee met on Friday June 15 to map eight week terms for 51-52. Classes in Monitored subjects from last year will run starting the week of October 1 with registrations during Adult Education Week in September at Saline High School.
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Saline Adult Education Committee
The
Saline School
Paul Woods
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Fair
Howard McCluskey
U. of M
Adult Education Association of United States
Welling Hieber Wedding at Clin ton Methodist Church
Margar et Welling daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Welling of Wolver ine and Calvin S Hieber son of Rev H Vaughn White were united in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist Church in Clin ton Saturday evening The bride wore an emerald green suit and white rose corsage while carrying a white Bible The bridegroom is from Ypsilanti and they reside at 2700 S Main St Ann Arbor with Miss Jean Mathiesen of Ypsilanti in attendance
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Clinton
Margaret Welling
Harry Welling
Wolver
Arthur Hieber
Calvin S. Hieber
H. Vaughn White
Jean, Mathiesen
Yppsilanti
Charles Kohler
Hieber
Cunningham’s Drug Store
Ford Motor Co
Ypsilanti
S_ Main St
Ann Arbor
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Mrs Hildner
H. S. Osler and
Don Johnson
Jackson Citizen
Federated Church
Roy Brassow
Wilma Lindemann
Leo Jensen
Rotary
Raymond Daniels
Joseph Eaton
Detroit
Richard Michalke
Woods
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