Saline community mourns longtime music advocate Mrs Unterkircher
Mrs Unterkircher a longtime Saline musician and organizer who founded the Saline Public Library in 1900 and the Saline Women’s Club in 1905 died after fifty years of musical service. Surviving relatives include nephew Donald Caldwell and niece Margaret Wulfing. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Lockwood Funeral Home with Rev. F F Benish officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Whitings
Boston
Donald B. Caldwell
Utah
Margaret Caldwell Wulfing
Chicago, Il
Grace Caldwell
California
Lockwood Funeral Home
F. F. Benish
Oakwood Cemetery
Be Well Dressed This Spring At Low Cost
Practical fashion advice urges smart wardrobe planning over costly purchases. Emphasizes mix and match with existing slacks and jackets, proper fit, and color harmony. Advises on complexion based suit choices and appropriate accessories for evenings, ending with social benefits of prudent dressing.
Local Social Notes From Michigan and Ohio Visits
Mrs. Anna Wilcox of Houghton Lake visits aunt Mrs. Dicks this week. Mrs. Roy Rogers visits son Paul Rogers in Ann Arbor for Melody on Ice review. Gerald C. Haarer tops MSU Agriculture class rankings per Registrar. Kit Young stays with Glenn Hagen at Capital University in Columbus. Mrs. E A Sawall leaves for St Louis on business. Mr. and Mrs. L Z Still visit Toledo with son Bobby.
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Anna Wilcox
Houghton Lake
Luther Dicks
Wilcox
Roy Rogers
Paul Rogers
Ann Arbor
Gerald C. Haarer
Michigan State University
M.S.A
Kit Young
Glenn Hagen
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
E. A. Sawall
St. Louis
Missouri
L. Z. Still and Son
Bobby
Toledo
Silk Stockings to Become MGM Film by Arthur Freed
Silk Stockings, celebrating its first Broadway year, is set for a motion picture produced by Arthur Freed. It marks Freed’s 38th MGM musical project over 17 years. No cast yet. project adapts Ninotchka with Cole Porter music.
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Arthur Freed
Arthur
MGM
Seventh Grade Basketball Challenge Yields Mixed Results
Seventh grade girls at the junior high staged noon hour basketball challenges. Homeroom 102 beat 106 10-0 with Marilyn Vedder scoring all ten. 101 toppled 102 8-6, then 102 defeated 101 6-3 before spring sports begin.
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Marilyn Vedder
Jean Reid
Nandine Myers
Sandra Gauntlett
Mrs. Morse
Miss Heider
Donna Deckert
Jo Ann Seitz
Barbara Funk
Art Classes Prove Popular in Room 107
An art room lesson explores industrial design to help students understand product design and make wiser consumer choices. Projects include decorating folders with industrial designs, copper wire sculpture, and mosaic pictures. The printing class works on block prints for textiles.
Saline Students Enter National Scholastic Writing Contest
Susan Coates wins special commendation in the National Scholastic Awards Competition. Her winning story highlights Saline Junior Highs newly formed Pep Club formed to support cheerleaders and teams. The club emphasizes attendance, loud cheering, player knowledge, cooperation with cheerleaders, and persistent enthusiasm.
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Wasp
Carol Brown
Larry Starr
Susan Coates
Saline
Pep Club
Saline-Clinton
Declamation Contest Winners Named at Local High School
Nine through twelve grade students competed in three categories at the high school contest. Sallee Jo Wood and Donna Marshal won dramatic speeches, Pat Lenning and Norma Taylor won humorous, Pat Visel and Jane Campbell won variety declamations. Mrs Haswell announced the winners will compete in Melvindale on March 27.
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Sallee Jo Wood
Donna Marshal
Pat Lenning
Norma Taylor
Pat Visel
Jane Campbell
M. A. Haswell
Melvindale
Agriculture Reports Mixed Farm Employment and Livestock Trends
The Agriculture Department shows a 4 percent rise in farm employment from January to February 1925 with family workers up 141 600 to 4 770 000 and hired workers up 90 000 to 1 002 000 though year over year comparisons show declines. Cigarette and cigar sales rose with filter brands up last year offsetting non filter declines. Turkey production expected to skew heavier with 16 percent fewer light breed birds planned by January farmers than in 1955.
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Agriculture Department
World Soybean Output Seen At Record Level
The U S Foreign Agricultural Service estimated global soybean production last year at 762 million bushels, confirming the November forecast of a record crop. The 1954 output was six percent smaller.
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U. S. Foreign Agricultural Service
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