County Republicans Plan Ann Arbor Dinner March 28
The Michigan Union Ballroom in Ann Arbor hosts a county Republicans dinner on March 28 featuring speakers Frederick A. Alger Jr. and Lee Thurston with a table including William E. Brown Jr., Owen J. Cleary, Rosese O. Bonisteel and city officials. George Weines serves as toastmaster. tickets are at 329 S Main St city GOP HQ or by calling Mrs Lyndon Welch at 2 8891.
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Michigan Union
Ann Arbor
Frederick A. Alger, Jr
Michigan
Lee Thurston
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alger
Thurston
William E. Brown, Jr
Owen J. Cleary
Rosese O. Bonisteel
Regent
Saline community notes on Rotary, elections, and local sports
Old Man Winter gives way to Spring as Saline residents return from the South and prepare for Easter. Saline Rotary delegates attend District 222 in Bloomfield Hills. Charley Osgood speaks on A Community Service Program. Jerry Gonser and Allan Woods gain recognition in the Huron League basketball season. Kenneth Heininger is named president of the Ann Arbor Democrat Club for 1951. voters urged to turnout April 2 with focus on Kefauver Committee findings. Roscoe O. Bonisteel seeks re election as University of Michigan Regent, with Pat Van Wagoner as rival candidate. editors express strong support for both in the regency race.
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Winter
Spring
Florida
Robins
Lee Tescher
Pop Carter
Gerald Coe
Leo Jensen
Saline Rotary Club
District No. 222
Bloomfield Hills
Charley Osgood
Cranbrook Art Museum
Osgood
Charley
Philip Wernette
Ann Arbor
Kenneth Heininger
Saline
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
University of Michigan
Pat van Waggoner
Polio Fund Here Exceeds Four Hundred Dollars
Saline’s contribution to the County Polio Fund, under Mrs. Arthur O’Neill, totaled $400.61 in the recent drive. The paper previously reported the amount as $300.
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Saline
Arthur O’niell
The Meaning of Calvary Sermon by Rev Feuell
Rev R R Feuell preaches on Calvary, its moral imperative and atonement for sin. He contrasts worldly indifference with Jesus sacrifice, urging repentance and forgiveness. The sermon emphasizes love, mercy, and the obligation to witness Christ’s redeeming work to all.
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R. R. Feuell
Methodist Church
Saline
Calvary
Sinai
Jerusalem
Thackeray
Calvary’s
Jesus
Esus
Jaycees Sponsor Easter Egg Hunt at Saline School
The Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce will host an Easter Egg Hunt at the school grounds this Saturday March 24 starting at 1 PM. Children ages two to 11 from Saline and nearby areas are invited to participate with prizes for finding hidden eggs. Donald Rapp chairs the Jaycee committee and urges community participation. Mr and Mrs A L Giltrow are away on a Florida vacation from March 18 to April 2.
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Saline
Mrs. A. L. Giltrow
Florida
Easter Sunrise Service at Federated Church Hosts Cooperating Churches
The Union Sunrise Service occurs Easter morning at 6:30 with Federated church hosting. Members from Federated, Methodist, and St. Pauls will participate. Miss Alice Gilbert presides and James Austin performs trumpet, with Karen Taylor and Laura Wieble in musical roles.
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Union Church
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Federated Church
Federated
Methodist
St. Paul’s
Alice Gilbert
James Austin
Karen Taylor
Laura Wieble
Holy City
Kay Austin
Miss Austin
Fred Eastman
Federated Young People
Dorothy Finch
Kim Jacobsen
Joe Baylis
Paul
Thomas Richards
Martin Luther
Charles Brososky
Galileo
Robert Tower
Richard Wagner
James Cook
William Lloyd Garrison
Sally Cook
Susan B. Anthony
Lois Finch
Elizabeth Dicks
Shirley Uphaus
Ardala Hersch
Mary Helen Koebbe
Elaine Rogers
Narathr Widhla Afen
Saline Band Earns Strong Rating in District Festival
Saline High School Band competed in the District Band Festival in Ypsilanti sponsored by the Michigan State Band and Orchestra Association. The group earned a II rating, with high marks in sight-reading and overall improvement noted by judges. The article also mentions the director and expected ushers for an early morning service.
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Saline High School
Michigan State Band and Orchestra Association
Ypsilanti
Saline
Michigan
Public program announced with local figures
Ruth Lutz Allen Gene Austin and John Erskine participate in a public program. The event is open to the public.
Past Masters Night Brings Saline Masons Together
More than two hundred Saline Masons and guests attended a Past Masters Night banquet at the Masonic Hall. Grand Chaplain Donald of Michigan spoke on Democracy. Miss Margaret Gleason sang Irish melodies as Shamrocks adorned tables and the Milan little German band played. Past Master Glenn Weber received a ceremonial apron from his father Oscar Webber.
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Masonic Hall
Donald
Grand Lodge of Michigan
Eastern Star
Margaret Gleason
Leon Greashaber
Glenn Weber
Oscar Webber
Fire Chief Urges Early Burning of Brush and Grass
Fire Chief John Schild urges farmers to burn brush piles and grass early in April to prevent nesting pheasants and rabbits. Snowed areas need permits only when no snow, and permits are available from the department or by phone. A five gallon pump extinguisher can be borrowed for hazardous burns. city residents need no permit. Last year the fire department made three grass fire runs, and the year before they answered two dozen.
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John Schild
Schild
Mrs Charles Kern Re-elected President Woman's Club
The Saline Woman's Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. Leo Jensen's home on Tuesday March 13. Officers were elected with Mrs Chas Kern as President and a full board named. Plans included a Detroit Flower Show visit on April 3 and an illustrated program on Madonna paintings.
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Saline Woman's Club
Leo Jensen
Chas. Kern
Fern Irelan
Reuben Finkheiner
Walter MacArthur
Merridith Bixby
Treas
Esther Landwehr
Everett Collins
Edwin Hering
Carl Curtiss
Wm. Meister
Detroit
Open Letter Urges Saline Area Blood Donors for Korea War
Stanton G Roesch appeals to Saline area residents to pledge and donate blood for the March 26 1951 Red Cross mobile unit. He cites only 120 pledges so far from a 2500 plus population and urges action to support three Saline boys in Korea Jim Thomas John Jaeger and Doug Hoeft. He compares apathy to letting the wounded suffer and notes the unit will operate at St Pauls church parlors from 1 to 6 pm.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
JCC
Saline
Korea
Jim Thomas
John Jaeger
Doug Hoeft
Red Cross
St. Paul’s
Stanton G.roesch
JCC Blood Donor Committee
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Roesch
U. of. M
Bonisteel
Arey
Charles Kern
Woman’s Club
R. F. King
Kathleen
St. Louis
A. W. Stewart
Tues
Flora King
High School
Cubs
Saline Area
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