Saline Sidelights Reflections on Freedom and Love
The column shares a religious reflection on freedom and the primacy of Christian love. It notes Mrs. Lester McCoy’s return from Seattle after a month with her ill daughter, preferring Michigan’s changing weather to Seattle’s constant rain.
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God
Lester McCoy
Seattle
Michigan
Washington
Dundee Reporter Purchased In 1927 Move To Dundee Michigan
Mrs. Robert Starling recalls Perry Hayden’s role in bringing her family and the William Adams family from Chatham Canada to the United States and convincing her father to move to Dundee Michigan in 1927 to buy the Dundee Reporter. Mrs. Murray Sanders notes York Baptist Church workers laying a new floor, aiming to finish by Sunday. A reader recalls old cars passing Saline on Wednesday, including a 1921 Buick and a 1918 Dodge from Canada bound for Ohio, with drivers briefly noticed and discussions about the chill air en route.
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Robert Starling
Perry Hayden
William Adams
United States
Chatham
Canada
Hayden
Dundee
Michigan
Dundee Reporter
Murray Sanders
York Baptist Church
Saline
Milton Hartman
Ohio
Saline High Band Returns From Tour
Saline High Band members recount a trip to Sturgis where they visited the Conn Band Instrument Factory and learned instrument assembly. They enjoyed steak supper hosted by the Elks Hall, heard sponsors and seniors speak, and returned home at 9 30 praising the community and Mr Katterjohn for the trip.
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Conn
Sturgis
the Elks Hall
Marygrove College Choral Group to Pre Easter Concert
Diane Erickson of 203 N Ann Arbor Detroit and member of the Marygrove College Choral Group will sing at the pre Easter concert on the Detroit campus Sunday evening April 4 at 8 30 p m Guest conductor is Robert Luscombe Detroit Diane is a sophomore economics major and an officer in the college Braille group
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Diane Erickson
Ann Arbor
Marygrove College
Detroit
Robert Luscombe
Diane
Otto W Kebler Dies in Owosso at 78
Otto W Kebler a native of Saline and brother of Mrs Emma Wagner of Ann Arbor died March 18 at his home 215 Elm Owosso He was born August 5 1887 to George and Sophie Kebler He survived by two sons Richard and George two grandchildren five brothers and another sister Funeral services were held in Owosso.
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Otto W. Kebler
Saline
Emma Wagner
Ann Arbor
Elm St
Owosso
Mr. Kebler
George
Sophie Kebler
Richard
Easter Seals drive supports crippled children nationwide
The 1954 Easter Seal campaign runs March 18 to April 18 with over 2,000 affiliates. In Michigan the drive funds local services for physically handicapped residents, while 8.3 percent supports the national program. Contributions aid medical, rehabilitation, therapy, and special schools.
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District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Michigan
Michigan Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Chicago
Government costs rise fiftyfold since 1913, says Lutz
Dr. Harley IL. Lutz, professor emeritus of public, notes that total government spending across all levels in the United States today nears 100 billion dollars annually, up from about 2 billion in 1913, highlighting a dramatic growth in public finances.
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United States
Harley IL. Lutz
Nahma Village Saved as Playground Co Opens Play Town
The American Playground Device Co of Anderson Ind buys Nahma Michigan site to prevent a ghost town. Former Bay de Noquet sawmill owner Charles E. Good sells the town at about one tenth value to lure a factory making swings slides merry go rounds and other park equipment.
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Nahma
Mich
American Playground Device Co
Anderson
Ind
Charles E. Good
Bay de Noquet Co
Otrambo Attends General Motors Training Center
Donald Otrambo, of Saline, Michigan, completed a five day course at GM Training Center Detroit to learn advanced automotive service techniques. He works at A and M Chevrolet Co on East Michigan Ave providing enhanced customer service and specialized repairs.
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Donald Otrambo
General Motors
Detroit
Michigan
A & M Chevrolet Co
East Michigan Ave
Saline
Otrambo
E. Michigan
A & M Chevrolet
Otramba
Chevrolet
Elvin Armbruster
Detroit Center
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Buick
Cadillac
Polio Vaccine Tests Begin In Washtenaw County
Dr Otto K Engelke announces a polio vaccine trial using a killed virus type three in Washtenaw county. The vaccine from Dr Jonas E Salk’s team has triple safety testing and aims to establish antibody response in a large national cohort of 500000 to 1000000 children.
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Washtenaw County
National Foundation For
Otto K. Engelke
Dr. Salk
Biologics Control
National Institutes of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Polio Vaccine Trial for Children Initiated by Dr Engelke
In a pilot trial, children in the first three school grades will receive three doses over five weeks to test antibody protection under natural conditions. Doses are spaced one week after the first and at least four weeks after the second, given in the arm. The vaccine is only for trial purposes and requires parental consent.
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Engelke
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