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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1941
Page
3
A long column of brief items locates residents visiting Detroit and Ann Arbor, illnesses, teaching renewals, and social events. It notes Warren Gross at Hooft Service Station, injuries from an electric saw, piano donations, a Farwell fishing accident rescue, and community gatherings, dinners, and church activities across Saline, Ypsilanti, Adrian, and Milan area.
The Journalism Club sponsors the first year book in nine years with senior and group photos and athletic pages. The Junior Play The Haunted High School faces cast illness due to mumps and practice disruptions. Latin class highlights tense study vocabulary growth and cultural notes with Dutch unit in Third Grade and Holland themed displays.
Guards battled injury as Ash played through a loose cartilage and ingrown toenail scoring 8 points. Bredernitz disrupted Saline passing, Grunewald slowed Linden late, and Davis appeared briefly in the Northville game. Jahnke and Grunewald will return in Saline uniforms next season.
Kenneth Johnson and Joyce M. Clark wed at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Tecumseh with Rev. BE R A Green officiating. The couple planned a reception for 50 guests and will reside in Ypsilanti where Johnson works as a draftsman for Central Specialty Company. Both graduates of Tecumseh High School.
District Mr and Mrs E J Forsythe were in Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs William Gotts of Detroit visited Glen Gordon Saturday night. Mr and Mrs E O Stimpson were in Milan Saturday calling on Dr and Mrs Ackerson. Mrs Mable Needham is in Tecumseh hospital for observation. Mr and Mrs C A Carr and Dwight hosted the 4 H Club Monday evening. Miss Elia McMann fell Saturday breaking her leg near the hip and is at St. Josephs Merry hospital in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Ira Hauk and family of Plymouth visited Glen Gordon Sunday.
The state department of education has once again made scholarships available for prospective rural teachers. Eligible students may receive tuition payments at any of Michigan’s four teacher training colleges for four semesters. Applicants must pursue the prescribed course of study to earn the State Limited Certificate. Applications are available at the county commissioner of schools office.
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