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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
5
Honor roll for Saline Junior High identifies top students by grade level. 7th graders include Carol Coates Eddie Laudon Kathy Kuebler Robert Yuhasz and others. 8th graders list Pat Badour Carol Brown Susan Coates Earl Boehm and more. 9th graders feature Vonne Bernard Sandy Bowen Nancy Finkbeiner Molly Gordon Janice Jeppesen Pat Johnson and additional names.
The Senior High School announces its fifth marking period honor roll compiled by Principal Elmer Houghton. Notable students include Anne Menzel Karen Taylor Rosanne Camburn Renate Muller and many others with high GPAs such as 4.00 3.66 3.50 and above across 12th and 10th grades, reflecting strong academic achievement.
Miss Mehler's seventh grade math class visited Saline Savings Bank last Tuesday. A four member student committee toured with Mr. Scott and Ms. Lambarth guiding them past safe deposit boxes, the safe, the check camera, and coin bags. The class thanks Mr. Scott and Miss Lambarth for arranging the bank visit.
Since April 16 six 6th graders visit Saline Junior High daily with 7th grade hosts guiding tours of future rooms. On Tuesday April 24 they toured seventh grade classes and reacted well. Students noted varied teaching styles and looked forward to new subjects, especially Health. They expressed eagerness for summer break to end and start seventh grade.
Saline Junior High announces the Michigan Award Honor Roll selecting ninth eighth and seventh graders for citizenship merit. Winners include Jim Bohnett Molly Gordon Pat Johnson Ann Kuebler Virgil Mayville Joe Riggs Betty Smith Janet Tower Bill Wiedmayer Carl Wiegand Ca rol Brown Larry Carr Jim Fuhrman Bob Gable John LaRue Joyce Ross Earl Boehm Lynda Slo an Paula Stralic Neil Tracy Di anne Van Nest Loretta Whitney Neil Bohnett Carol Coates Donna Dechert Barbara Frey Tom Johnson Ed Laudon Carol Losee Carolyn Marion Jean Reid Mary Ross Bob Townsend Marilyn Wiedmayer and others praised for high citizenship standards.
The Saline Wasps defeated Manchester 3 to 1 in game one of the season. Winning pitcher Doug Hoeft allowed six hits as Saline scored two runs in the third and one in the fourth. Manchester plated their run in the sixth. Saline starters included Hoeft Starling Karr Coe Bixby Thoss Weibusch Laudon Malinzak with substitutes Wahl Jordan Tucker.
University of Michigan physician explains that rapid or deep breathing can mimic heart disease symptoms. Sustained overbreathing reduces carbon dioxide and calcium, causing dizziness numbness and cramps. calming breathing to normal levels usually resolves the symptoms.
City calendar lists Council 6 p m May 6 at city hall and Legion 8 im May 3 at Legion Hall. St Andrews Catholic Mission May 1 to 6 with devotions and Masses. Trinity Men’s Club May 3 lecture on Lutheran missions in North Rhodesia. Woman's Club Spring Luncheon May 8 Colonial House with program by Miss Esther Landwehr and Mrs Harold Gray. Baptist 125th Anniversary May 6 church services and speaker Dr Ralph Taylor Andem. Trinity Church Council May 9 and St Paul Youth Fellowship May 6 7 regional Tallahassee? Junior activities. Senior Room Mothers May 8 curriculum preview. Firemen's Auxiliary May 8 white elephant sale. Cub Scouts May 9 Saline Elementary. Mother and Daughter Reception May 8 Trinity Church. WSCS May 8 Methodist church. Federated Ladies Aid May 9 home of Mrs Hugh Reveling. St Paul Church rural life program May 6 Tenets of the Almighty. Trinity Men’s Club joint meeting May 3 at Monroe. St Paul’s Church Council May 7 parish house. Methodist Mother and Daughter Banquet May 10. Trinity Sunday School Teachers May 7 at parsonage. Rotary May 3 Saline Hotel program chairman Henry Leuthenhsuser. Mother-Daughter Dessert Luncheon May 17 St Paul Church.
The piece traces how households once hid mismatched heirlooms and oddities as status symbols. It recalls the shift from thrift and repurposing to open collecting, noting transformed objects like brass bird cages and candle molds becoming valued decor.
A group of 21 girls from Gaylord Michigan visited Saline last week as guests of the Saline Future Nurses Club sponsored by the Saline Woman's Club. Judy Reid heads the Saline group and Mae Vladie leads the Gaylord nurses. The visitors toured the University Hospital on Saturday morning.
Dan E. Reed, legislative counsel for the Michigan Farm Bureau, addressed the Republican County Convention and not the Farm Bureau as stated in last week's Observer. The correction aims to set the record straight.
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