Saline City Board of Review Sets March 20 Meeting
Saline City Board of Review will meet Monday March 20 at City Hall to consider complaints filed with the City Clerk. The assessment roll will be open for public inspection the week starting March 13.
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Saline City Board of Review
City Hall
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Saliné Girls
Ypsilanti
Saline School
Saline Girls
Cinton
Milk Producers
Saline Fire Department
Legion Home
Ireland
Legionaires
Kenny Edward
Professor Heady Attacks VA at Saline Rotary Talk
Professor Heady of the University of Michigan Political Science Department spoke at the Saline Rotary Club, denouncing the Veterans Administration as wasteful. He praised unification of the Armed Services as the era’s greatest economies, urged consolidating bureaus and creating new ones to cut red tape, and suggested dropping some public services to reduce costs. He also lauded the Agricultural Department as highly efficient.
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Prof
Heady
University of Michigan
Art Heininger
Saline Rotary Club
Hoover Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Armed Services
Governmnt
Agricultural
St. John's Joins In Special Relief Offering
St. John's Lutheran Church Bridgewater will collect for Lutheran World Action during services at 11 am Sunday. The One Great Hour of Sharing appeals nationwide with churches cooperating. Local goal is 250000 toward a 3200000 1950 target, part of a decade long Lutheran aid effort.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
Lutheran World Action
National Lutheran Council
Wolfin Robison Family Party at Saline High School
Wolfin Robison Co International Harvester dealers invite the public to a free family party at Saline High School auditorium on Tuesday March 14. A variety show features Jim Valdare Ted Waldman Frank Kim Midge Francis Joyce Ann with magic acts and dancing. The program starts at 8 p.m. and is open to all.
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Wolfin-Robison Co
International Harvester
Saline High School
Jim Valdare
Ted Waldman
Frank Kim
Midge Francis
Joyce Ann
Camburns Refresh Elmer Steele's Showrooms
Frank and Joe Camburns spread fresh paint inside Elmer Steele's sales rooms and brighten the space. The item notes a near miss over a misread count of relatives and mentions entertaining 28 family members.
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Frank
Joe
Elmer Steele
Ali Baba's Open Sesame Phrase Ad Crunch
Classified item notes a method to access a listing with a playful phrase Open Sesame. Readers see a short want ad style prompt inviting responses. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text. The piece leans into a gimmick for drawing attention to a classified style request.
Making Life Brighter at Washtenaw County Infirmary
The Washtenaw County Infirmary has become a more cheerful home for 93 residents thanks to weekly movies donated projectors by the Business and Professional Women's Club of Ann Arbor and volunteer Auxiliaries. A television, improved meals, and monthly parties have brought better care, with new comforts like a modern stretcher, two wheelchairs, a 24 hour refrigerator, and upgraded nursing. Chest x rays and blood tests are now done for all residents, and further needs include sterilizing equipment, sinks, and more wheelchairs as funded by local humanitarian groups.
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Washtenaw County Infirmary
Charlie Chaplin
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Ann Arbor
Eiven
Hileen Lay
Washtenaw County Medical Auxiliary
Ypsilanti Thrift Shop
Phoebe Bear Circle
King’s Daughters
Saline Hornets Narrowly Missed In District Basketball
In Ypsilanti U High edged Saline by one point to claim the district title as Saline led early and tied late. Earl Moehn and Bill Twining provided key plays, but a late Hoeft shot try fell short sealing the Hornets’ season.
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Saline Hornets
U. High
Ypsilanti
U High
Saline
Bill Twining
Hornet
Earl Moehn
Hoeft
Hornets
Two Couples Celebrate Wedding Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Walter Armbruster and Mr and Mrs Owen Cady of Ypsilanti marked their 38th and 43rd anniversas Sunday at the Armbruster home. Guests included multiple Armbruster relatives and neighbors from Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. A potluck supper was served and each couple received a gift.
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Walter Armbruster
Owen Cady
Ypsilanti
Armbruster
Raymond Buss
Ann Arbor
Clifford Olson
Emma Armburster
Ed Wahr
Fred Stollsteimer
Harold Armbruster
and Lavern Armbruster
Clyde Griffin
Baptism of Lucinda Lee Schumm at St Pauls Church
Lucinda Lee Schumm daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Schumm was baptized Sunday morning at St Pauls Church.
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Lucinda Lee Schumm
Frederick Schumm
St. Paul’s Church
Mrs Donald Dechert Joins Lovely Lady Beauty Salon
Mrs Donald Dechert is now associated with the Lovely Lady Beauty Salon. This notice confirms a change in professional affiliation for the cosmetologist and announces the move to the salon’s roster.
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Mrs. Donald Dechert
The
Lovely Lady Beauty Salon
Four To Tell Of Easter In Other Lands
Four Adrian College students will speak at a Sunday 7 30 pm service at the Methodist church. Esther Smalley discusses Easter in Africa, George Bergman covers Latvia, Charles Reynolds presents Easter in Ireland, and Ed Winters speaks on Easter in Germany. The speakers describe observances from four different countries.
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Adrian College
Methodist Church
Esther Smalley
Africa
George Bergman
Latvia
George
Samaria
Mich
Charles Reynolds
Ireland
India
Ed Winters
Germany
Michigan Symphonic Band Sets Two Hill Auditorium Concerts
The University of Michigan Symphonic Band performs in Hill Auditorium on Friday and Saturday March 10 and 11 at 8 p m as part of the American Bandmasters Association convention. Guest conductors include Col H C Bronson Lt Col George S Howard and 14 others with William D Revelli directing the Friday finale The MRhapsody. Saturday features Dr Edwin Franko Goldman Dr Frank Simon Percy Grainger J J Richards and Sousa Forever finale led by Richards with Maynard Klein directing the University Concert.
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University of Michigan Symphonic
Hill Auditorium
American Bandmasters Association
H. C. Bronson
George S. Howard
U. S. Air Force
William D. Revelli
University of Michigan
Eadwin Franko Goldman
Richard Franko Goldman
Goldman
Frank Simon
Treasures Will Flow in by Mule Train
Saline Observer want ads invite readers to place listings for sale or trade items and services via the Mule Train delivery route, emphasizing quick reach and local economy support.
Milk Producers Move to Federal Price Order in Michigan
The Michigan Milk Producers Association seeks a Federal Order to fix Class 1 milk prices as competition lowers Michigan prices. At Saline High School, nearly 350 dairymen and guests heard Ivan Maystead urge unity against oleo proposals and explain the planned March 16 vote at Northwood Inn to authorize a Federal Order. Bill Hayes was reappointed president of the Saline Local with Avin Marion as vice president and Albert Gall as secretary treasurer. Bill Otto delivered the after dinner address teaching community progress via shared contribution and warned against detached, parasitic indifference in society.
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Saline Local
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Saline High School
Bill Dayes
Saline
Albert Gall
Gall
Bill Otto
Lansing Chamber of Commerce
Ivan Maystead
Ernest Girback
The
State Association
Saline Observer
Detroit
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
Michigan
William Hayes
Milk Producers’ Association
Four Horsemen of
Ypsilanti
Milan
Olin Wanty
Association
Northwood Inn
Ernest Girbach
Maystead
Max Ross
Ernest Gir‘bach
Fred Braun
Norman Bohner
William “Bill” Hayes
Avin Marion
Saline Restores Schools as Coal Stocks Improve
With the coal dispute settled and miners returning, Saline ended rationing and reopened schools on Monday. Coal supplies were limited but improving as mine run Pocahontas coal arrived. some was trucked in while deliveries had suffered during shortages.
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Elsman
Saline Mercantile Company
Mrs. Amelia Rundel Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Amelia A. Rundel, 71, longtime resident of Saline, died Monday at Saline General Hospital after an extended illness. She was wife of Wilbur L. Rundel of 124 Michigan Avenue and is survived by two daughters, two brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Lockwood Funeral Home with Rev. Henry McKenzie officiating. interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Amelia A. Rundel
Saline General Hospital
Wilbur L. Rundel
Michigan Avenue
Rundel
Paris
Ontario
Charles
Mary Thompson Chissus
Pittsfield Township
Saline
Presbyteriané Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clarence, Cook
Henry Leutheuser
Richard
Robert Chissus
Birmingham
John Ferguson
William Bell
Lockwood Funeral Home
Henry McKenzie
Federated Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Lee Family Returns From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Paul Lee and Mary Lou return home Sunday after a two week vacation in Florida They spent a day with Mr and Mrs William Austin at their winter home in Clermont Florida.
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Paul Lee
Mary Lou
William Austin
Clermont
Florida
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V. A
St. John’s
Milk Producers Assn
W. L. Rundel
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