Bowling Week Features 500s and Close 815 Game
Haavers Market hosts a busy bowling week with three 500 series and an 815 game total. Burkhart's Chicks edges them 819 in their first game as all five Chicks score at least 151. Twelve players named with averages rising. team leaders include Mary Jaeger and Leona Rogers. Upcoming matches listed with teams Hot Shots Slick Chicks Haarers Market and Lodi Snaps.
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Haavers
Burkhart
Chicks
Mary Jaeger
Dorothy Stimpson
Leona Rogers
Betty Hieber
Joann Steiner
Dorothy Meister
Martha Boutson
Betty Heiber
Marilyn Jaeger
Margaret Winters
Haarers Market
Rockets
Haarers
Universal Ee
M. Jaeger
Bassett
Haarer
Stimpson
Rogers
Slick Chicks
Steiner
BTL Hieber
A Steiner
Armbruster
M. Gillespie
E. Bruetsch
Fuererbacher
R. Faust
Girls Attend D A R Convention in Detroit
Miss Josephine Ford chosen to represent Saline at the D A R Convention in Detroit. About 250 girls traveled with several from nearby towns for a reception luncheon and style show at the Hotel Statler on Friday March 21. Miss Christa Bretkrentz and Miss Sabine Zettl spoke at a WSCS joint meeting in Stony Creek. Haven Hall hosted a party for 75 German students brought by Rotary districts 222 and 223, with Lilo Gliss visiting Don Ford’s home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Ford
Saline
Detroit
Statler
Christa Bretkrentz
Sabine Zetil
WSCS
Stony Creek
Mooreville Gaurdies
Germany
Haven Hall
Ann Arbor
United States
Rotary
Lilo Gliss
Dearborn
Sabine Zettl
Don Ford
History of Saline and Vicinity Highlights
Taken from records kept by Mr. G L Parsons this history notes milestones from 1805 to 1815 in Michigan. Territory formed Detroit fire preserved one warehouse Washtenaw County settlement by French traders 1809 population estimates and French influence 1815 Indian land claims totaling 6 million acres including Washtenaw lands.
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Territory of
Michigan
Detroit
Washtenaw County
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Washtenaw County Progress Through Early Settlements
A historical timeline notes 1821 to 1830 events including Orrin and Chester Parsons building the first saw mill, Hii Kellogg’s 1822 land entry in Ypsilanti, Orange Risdon purchasing land in 1824 and surveying the first public highway in 1825, Saline Township houses by Orange Risdon and David Cross, the 1827 county court in Ann Arbor, 1829 Saline house and hotel by Risdon, 1830 first schoolhouse, a post office, St Pauls Church membership, and an upcoming united Lenten service led by Rev P H Grabowski at St Pauls Chelsea.
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Orrin
Chester Parsons
Hii Kellogg
Ypsilanti
Orange Risdon
Washtenaw County
Saline Township
Leonard Miller
David Cross
Ann Arbor
B. and C
Saline
Tax Diversion and Liquor Control Disbursement Ledger
On hand March 20 1951 the record shows a sales tax diversion balance and liquor control excess of roll totaling 17 745 02 4 B27 OR 191 25 29 RR with a net total paid out of 22 589 90.
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T. Evinger
S. Bredernitz
D. Meister A
Routson
Michalke
S. Swanson
Lodi Snaps
E. Hanson
R. Hanson
H. Gordon
M. Graf Fal Getae
M. Haarer
Universal B
J. McPhee
M. Winters
J. Taylor
W. Crittenden
J. Hoeft
Wiedman Auto Co
Ann Arbor St
Chevrolet
Dodge
International Tractor
Ford
Chevrolet Co
Saline and Vicinity
G. L. Parsons
Karl’s
W. Mich
Brian Donlevy
Virginia Grey
John Wayne
Charles Laughton
Doris Day
Danny Thomas
St. Pauls Church
Robert Caswell
Walter Lamparter
Walter Hochrein
Marlene Hersch
Oliver Steiner
St. Paul’s Church
P. H. Grabowski
Chelsea
Kellogg’s
Atlas Milling Co
Clinton
Wolverine
Lodi Township
Otto Schaible
Mark Sweetland
Detroit Edison State
Cora Grosshans
Ernest Wild
John Klump
Doubleday Supplies
A. & M. Chevrolet Co
Clyde Griffin
W. E. Barton
Leon Feldkamp
Mark Sweetland —_ Julius Ehuis
Arthur Fiegel
Edward Jedele
Robert Dieterle
Davis Toth
Walter Lindemann
Louis Kleinschmidt
R. L. Deppmann
Julius Hhnis
Huron Roofing Co
Raymond Mayer
Kenneth Kramer
Adolph Diable
Robert L. Wood
Flossie Hamlin
George Conner
Raymond Klump
Harold Drake
Alton Frey
Charles Schultz
Robert V. Austin
Howard H. Mehaffey
Frederick Otto
Blaess Bros
Albert Schaible
Allen R. Karm
Daryel R. Wisley
W. J. Teachout
Harold Gradon
Henry Leutheuser
Vail
Lodi
Township of
Albert Schaiplr
Mark Sweeeland
James ‘Bird