Let George Do It Colors Brighton Civic Outlook
In Brighton residents debate local pride and school system quality after observing Saline public schools students and staff impress a Rotary program. The piece lauds the high school band chorus and student efforts while noting road conditions hinder church and community access. A charity ball by Saline Fire Department and student fundraisers for a senior trip are highlighted along with a wandering child case and safety appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Brighton
Saline Public
Stony Creek Road
Us-23
Saline- Milan
York Baptist Church
Platt Road
Saline
American Legion
Norman Scherdt
Albert Niethammer
Ypsilanti
Ford Motor Company
Ronson
Donald Wiedman
Weber Road
Saline High School Dinner Delights Rotary Club visit
Superintendent Leo L. Jensen presented a program of merit at the Saline High School auditorium. Students prepared and served a $1.25 dinner with ample food and praise for the band, drum majorettes, science hydrogen demonstration, declamations, soil erosion talk, choir numbers, and overall school effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo L. Jensen
Saline Rotary Club
Saline ‘High School
John Ford
Shirley Love
Pat Swanson
Betty Feeman
Earl Moehn
Harry Anderson
Allan Woods
Eddie Taylor
Science Department
George Bonich
Christine Jensen
Robert Caswell
Speech Department
Mildred Haswell
Wayne Girbach
Charles Osgood
Claire Vander Kolk
Saline Woman's Club hosts meeting and plans changes
The Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday March 14 with Mrs. Edwin Hering presiding. Luncheon served at 12 30 and delegates named for county and state federations. Officers for next year chosen, and Rev Henry McKenzie spoke on Spiritual Life in the Home urging a daily quiet hour. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis returned from a Florida vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman's Club
Edwin Hering
Kari Bredernitz
Frances Lockwood
Aubrey Giltrow
County Federation
Hering
Charles Kern
Everett Wolfin
Arthur Heininger
Carl Moehn
Ray Niles
Detroit
Mary Hammond Lewis
Luther Briggs
C. H. Miller
Niles
Minnie Boyd
Oscar Weber
C. A. Curtiss
American Home Department
Henry McKenzie
Giltrow
Claire ‘Vander Koik
The Cross and True Christianity in a World of Comfort
A preacher argues that Christianity requires the cross not easy pleasure. He cites Matthew and Mark on refusing to come down from the cross and claims truth, not opinions, frees people. He says hardship, discipline, and sacrifice forge progress and faith, not convenience.
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Christ
Jesus
God
The Cross at the Heart of Faith
The speaker argues suffering proves sin’s conquest and faith’s strength. Christ’s crucifixion embodies redemptive purpose, guiding evangelism and church purity as the faithful interpret and illustrate the Cross. God will complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Saline Couple Keeps Golden Anniversary Milestone
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Korte of Jordan Road celebrated their 55th anniversary at their daughter’s home, Mrs. Walter Graf. Married March 17, 1895 in Jan sen Neb, both born in Germany, they moved to Saline nine years ago. They have 11 children, 21 grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and honored by Rev H L Engel.
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Henry Korte
Jordan Road
Walter Graf
Henry, Jr
Fairbury
Neb
William
Beatrice
Charles
Los Angeles
Calif
Walter
Fred
Jacob Marion
Graf
Saline
Lawrence
Garden City
Chris
Bridgewater
H. L. Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Five Year Old Girl Hit by Car on Spring Street
Norma Francis five years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold D Francis of 817 Spring Street, was struck by a car driven by Harry Lee Barnett 55, of 213 West Kingsley, as she ran from behind parked cars into the street about 5 30 Saturday night. She was treated at St Josephs Mercy Hospital. The family formerly lived on the Fucss farm east of town.
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Norma Francis
Harold D. Francis
Spring St
Harry Lee Barnett
W. Kingsley St
Barnett
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Francis
Fucss
Death of William A Grostic at Webster Township
William A Grostic 881 of 5680 Jennings Road Webster township a farmer died at Saline General Hospital Sunday morning after a brief illness. A building permit was issued to Hugh Reveling who began construction of a new home on the Mills property on a lot adjoining the old Mills residence. The basement was excavated Saturday.
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William A. Grostic
Jennings Road
Webster Township
Saline General Hospital
Hugh Reveling
Mills
Heininger Couple Mark Golden Wedding In 50th Year
Mr and Mrs Herman Heininger will mark their golden wedding anniversary Monday March 27 though health issues delay a formal celebration. They plan an open house later in May or June to receive well wishers and congratulations from friends and relatives.
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Herman Heininger
Milk Producers Seek Solution of Their Problems
Charles E. Stone of the American Dairy Association of Michigan announced invitations for Michigan dairy representatives to join a national caucus of dairying on March 27 and 28 at the Morrison Hotel in Chicago. The aim is to create an industry wide selling program to curb a floating milk pool of about 7 billion pounds and stabilize prices for milk and dairy products. Attendees from Michigan include Bruce JF. Clothier, Fred Walker, C. L. Reynolds, B. F. Beach, Chas. Simon, L K. Maystead, Marlin Bigelow, and Charles F. E. Stone.
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Charles E. Stone
American Dairy Association of Michigan, Inc
Michigan
Morrison Hotel
Chicago
Owen M. Richards
American Dairy Association
Richards
Caucus
AIDA
Bruce JF. Clothier
North Branch
Fred Walker
Carson City
C. L. Reynolds
Pinconning
B. F. Beach
Adrian
Chas. Simon
Brownies Hold Spring Fly-Up at American Legion Home
The Brownies progress on cross stitch embroidery and invite all members to the Spring Fly-Up this Saturday afternoon from one to three at the American Legion Home. Each girl should bring 30 cents to cover materials.
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American Legion
Brownie
Detroit Sportsmens Show Opens At Michigan State Fairgrounds
The ninth annual Detroit Congress Sportsmens Show and Detroit News Travel Show run March 25 to April 2 at the Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Exhibits feature new outdoor gear from rods and reels to firearms and clothing with expert casters and a big tank show. Chief Needahbeh will MC as Lottie Mayer’s Water Ballet and other acts headline the program.
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Detroit Congress
Detroit News
Michigan State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Camphbell-Fairbanks Exposition, Inc
Bill Gallagher
Fenton
Michigan
Lottie Mayer
Sharkey
Rodney
Needahbeh
Marathon Farm Show Scheduled for March 30
Elmer Rhumhardt of Staebler Kempf Oil Company and Ohio Oil Company present the Marathon Farm Show at the High School Auditorium on March 30 at 8 PM with free admission. Headlining are Uncle Ezra and Emorne plus Rural Rangers Jan Latin balancing act and ventriloquist Fred Maher with Skinny Dugan, for a 90 minute family entertainment program.
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Elmer Rhumhardt
Staebler-Kempf Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Uncle Ezra
Emorne
Jan Latin
Fred Maher
Skinny” Dugan
Staebler- Kempf Oil Company
Community Farm Bureau Group Meets at Harwood Home
The Community Farm Bureau Group met Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Harwood. Attendance totaled 33 persons.
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Community Farm Bureau
William Harwood
Marion Sisters At FHA State Convention
More than six hundred Future Homemakers of America from 173 Michigan high schools meet at Michigan State College East Lansing for the fourth annual convention. Dorothy and Barbara Marion represent Saline FHA. Dr John Hannah welcomes attendees. The program includes officer elections and homemaker degrees. Bonnie Braman of Belding chairs the banquet.
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John Hannah
Michigan State College
Roberta Richardson
Chesaning
State F.H.A
MSC Union
Bonnie Braman
Belding
Lapeer
F.H.A
Permit To Build An Open Fire Regulation Summary
Public notice outlines Michigan law on open fires under Act 148 1923 as amended. Requires permit unless snow covered domestic burning or fire protection. A responsible person must oversee fires. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars plus costs or 90 days in jail for negligence or willful injury to property. Malicious fires carry 100 to 500 dollar fines or up to 10 years imprisonment. Negligent escapes incur state suppression costs. Permits may be revoked for unsafe burning conditions.
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Michigan
Teachers' Club Hears Health Insurance Talk
The Saline Teachers Club held a dinner meeting at the Saline Hotel on Tuesday March 14 with president Clare Collins presiding. Guest speaker was Christansen of the University of Michigan who spoke on health insurance.
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Saline
State FFA convention honors Saline Chapter members
The state convention of the Future Farmers of America held in Lansing on Tuesday and Wednesday was attended by Saline Chapter delegates Gus Lindemann and Neil Stierle. Thomas Love from Saline Chapter also attended and was awarded the degree of State Farmer.
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The
Future Farmers of America
Lansing
Gus Lindemann
Neil Stierle
Saline
Thomas Love
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Woman’s Club
Ray Davis
Florida
Clarence Carrs
William Austins
Robert Young
Ted Donaldson
Rhoda Williams
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Rhoda
AAA
Oil Company Holding
Marion Sisters
FHA
Teachers’ Club
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