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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
2
City of Saline invites proposals for sanitary sewer work with open excavation and riverbank runs. Bids due April 4 1958 at 3 00 PM EST. plans from Ayres Lewis Norris May and City Clerk offices. bonds required. right to reject bids. Uncle Tom's Cabin ad follows.
Regular council session notes approved minutes from prior meeting. Building permits issued for Martha Bredernitz Parson Store remodeling and front, Walter Towler general remodeling, Emanuel Hertler rear addition, T R Beauchamp new brick residence. Motion granted with liability release. bids reviewed for River Sanitary sewer. zoning set for Thursday. Civil Defense discussed with Scout leaders and 5 explorers. Saline Dairy blacktop request referred to State Highway Dept. Fire Dept praised for barn fire work. Monroe curb and gutter petitions tabled to next meeting.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County schedules a hearing on April 9 1958 to determine the legal heirs and inheritance rights of John Hohenberger. Beulah E. Kellogg of Saline petitions for adjudication with notices by publication in the Saline Observer for three weeks and service to known parties by registered mail or personal delivery.
Marian A. Johnson daughter of 9500 Marion Rd has received the Queen E Scott prize for ranking in the top ten percent of her first semester at the University of Michigan. She graduated Saline High School in 1957 and entered the U Michigan School of Nursing. A May 9 convocation will present the book prize and honor students at the Honors Convocation. Orean E Scott died Jan 1956 in St Louis at age 84, leaving a $500,000 foundation and supporting the first undergraduate student directory at U Michigan.
A compiled notice lists motorists from Detroit Ypsilanti and nearby towns facing speeding fines improper tail lights and other violations. Names include James Metcalf Bernard Gregory Ray Hamilton Jean Ziegler Miller and many others with fines ranging from 2 to 1000 dollars. A shift in local residents is noted as Mr and Mrs Howard Tommelein relocate to Cincinnati Ohio after military and teaching positions.
Mrs Rose Shaw of the Observer office spent the weekend in Wauseon Ohio visiting friends and locals.
Monday evening session led by chairwoman Mrs. Ray presided. A Water Cycling film was shown for different grades. Participants included Mrs. Beretta Baumgarten, Mrs. Patricia Lundy, Mrs. Jean Kooistra, Mrs. Constance Gonser, Mrs. Ana Dicks, and Mrs. Anita Vaughn. Officers urged volunteers to serve as Room Mothers next year and to contact grade presiding mothers for appointments before the April meeting.
Mrs. George Martin of 914 Ann Arbor Road hosted a social at the Real Extension Club on Margth. The lesson for the month was arranged and discussed.
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