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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

4

Saline community notices and visits in March events

Local residents share visits and relocations as March events unfold in Saline. Paratrooper Albert Morrison returns home after discharge, while families host gatherings and birthdays. Community groups plan meetings, socials, and fundraisers with local clubs and churches active.

Local Weddings Births and Family News From Stony Creek and Nearby

Announcement notices include the marriage of James Mack to Joy Wyle in March, birth of Rose Marie Knavel in Ypsilanti, and multiple family events. Also notes on birthdays, anniversaries, moves, and visits among residents of Stony Creek, Ypsilanti, Napoleon, and surrounding areas.

Bren Odix Fred Mack Dexter James Joy Wyle Bernard Wyle Los Angeles California Mack Stony Creek George Navel Ynsilanti Rose Marie Beyer Hospital Ypsilanti Knavel Floyd E. Dysinger McCrone Road J. H. Richards Jack Richards

Saline Area Births and Local Council Actions

Saline General Hospital announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Phroen on Friday March 15. Alwin Burkhardt is recovering well after a major operation on Monday. Little Richard Desbrough had his tonsils removed on Tuesday. Council proceedings record a March 11 meeting with Mayor Gross presiding. roll call lists Gross Ford and Lambarth with Lockwood and Schmid absent. Motions include $400 toward a recreation director salary and transfer steps for license ownership. communications from the Womans Club about Creamery smoke. resignation of B Derendinger accepted. Highway project No 8149 to be adopted. bills approved. meeting adjourned.

Herman Howeisen American Legion John Baker John Allan St. Joseph Wiercy Vox Social Masonic Hall O Ar Chapter Clarence Cook Kenneth Gramer Navy Tone Kenneth Emma Burrow John Guthardt Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Association of Women of the Farm Favreau JT & Vell Parry Parr Road Manchester Ford Lucille Henderson Maple Street Cpl Carl C. Crothers Selfridge Birs Robert Phroen Alwin Burkhardt Richard Desbrough Gross Lambarth Lockwood Schmid Richard Sr Volz Richard E Arthur R. Michalke Womans Club B. Derendinger Frank Camburn

Michigan politics swirl as grand jury probes linger

Michigan capital scene grows muddled as Ingham county grand jury probes into state legislative graft drag on. Acquittal of Frank McKay sparks renewed attention to Sigler and a senate special committee formed to review grand jury disbursements. Continued on page 5.

Kim Siesler Michigan Lansing Cone Place Ingham County Grand Jury Frank McKay Grand Rapids Republican National Sigler State Supreme Court Ingham County Guard

Federated R. W. McLaughlin Leads Church Schedule

The church announces a 10:30 morning worship and 11:30 Sunday School led by Pastor R. W. McLaughlin with 6:45 Christian Endeavor and 7:45 evening service. Wednesday includes 1:50 Mary Murray Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Henne’s home, 7:30 Bible Study, and 8:30 choir practice.

Christian Endeavor Henne Mary Murray Missionary Society

St Paul’s Pastor Siemsen Preaches Lent Theme

The sermon topic is The Cost Of Our Deliverance. Lenten service at 8 p.m. centers on Jesus The Healer. Youth Fellowship gathers Monday at 7 30 p.m.

Jesus

Eyes Examined by Toledo Optometrist at Milan Hotel

Dr. Frank Gifford offers glasses and eye exams in Milan for 13th year. Saturday hours 1:00 to 9:30 p.m. Office at Milan Hotel upstairs. Toledo address listed as 625 Falcon Place.

Frank Gifford Toledo Milan Faican Pale

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