Local Social Roundup From Wyandotte And Surrounding Towns
Mesdames Paul Woods Harold Frey George Wood Arthur Hagen John Livingstone Henry Karner and Tony Schild attended the Child Study Club Conference at Trinity Lutheran Church Wyandotte. Mary Lou Lee visiting Adrian school spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Lee. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilkinson of Ann Arbor were dinner guests at Walfred Larson Sunday. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Albert Weir were callers. Mrs Sam Lambarth spent the weekend in Frankfort Illinois with daughter Mrs James Moser. Mr and Mrs Frank Scott of Wayne and Mr and Mrs Wm Austin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Austin. Mrs Fanny Tappan vacationing in Youngstown Ohio visiting sister Mrs Johnston. A reunion of four sisters including a Virginia and a Pennsylvania sister is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Paul Woods
Harold Frey
George Wood
Arthur Hagen
John Livingstone
Henry Karner
Tony Schild
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wyandotte
Mary Lou Lee
Adrian
Mrs
Paul Lee
Frank Wilkinson
Ann Arbor
Walfred Larson
Albert Weir
Sam Lambarth
Frankfort
Ilinois
James Moser
Frank Scott
Wayne
Wm. Austin
Hugh Austin
Fanny Tappan
Youngstown
Ohio
Mrs. Johnston
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ralph Bates Feuell
Pontiac
R. R. Feuell
J. Gill
Joanie
K. J. Sondevegger
Plymouth
Lyle Packard
Detroit
Kenneth Bowles
Kenneth Royal
East Ann Arbor
Gar Royal
Willis
Raymond Royal
Milan
Charles Townsley
James Royal
Gerald Burgess
Hartland
Frank Gready
South Lyons
Victor Haines
Harold Armbruster
John McCasulin
Walter MacArthur
Robert Royal
Dearborn
Romulus
Saginaw
Ypsilanti
Saline
Michigan Outdoors: Shift From Restocking To Habitat Improvement
At the Governor's Tourist and Resort Conference in Lansing Michigan moves toward habitat-focused wildlife management. Dr Justin W Leonard cites research showing stocking costs outweigh benefits and advocates stream improvements to grow wild trout and expand fishing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Justin W. Leonard
Conservation Department
Michigan
Sunday Socials Fill Homes Across Detroit Area
Numerous guests visited multiple families on Sunday in Wayne and surrounding communities. The gatherings included open houses and buffet meals with attendees from Dearborn Romulus Ann Arbor Saginaw Ypsilanti Saline and various towns.
Hornet Nine Blanks Milan Reds 3-0
Saline Hornets win first Huron League game at Henne Field by 3-0 over Milan Reds. Pitcher Dick Hoeft earns first win with a near no hitter, facing 28 batters and recording four strikeouts. Offense backs him with a second inning double by Dick Wiedmayer and a sixth inning run after Hoeft is hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High
Henne Field
Big Reds
Milan
Dick Hoeft
Milantes
Big Red c
Jim Hayes
Hoeft
Dorsey
Saline
Mario Marchisio
Roger Trim
Ron Finkbeiner
Dick Wiedmayer
Trim
Coaches and guests hear Biggie Munn and Emmons address Detroit sportswriters
At a gathering in Milan Hayes and Rhoades readies Milan Trim batteries while Saline Hoeft and Rhoades listen as Biggie Munn Dean Emmons and athletic director Ralph Young address several Detroit sportswriters including Ed Hayes Bob Murphy and Don Wattrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Trim and Hayes
Saline—Hoeft
Rhoades
Quet
Biggie Munn
Dean Emmons
Ralph Young
Detroit
Ed Hayes
Bob Murphy
Don Wattrick
Saline Coach Attends Michigan State Football Clinic
Mario Marchisio Saline High School athletic director attended the Michigan State College clinic and spring scrimmage in East Lansing. He observed Biggie Munn’s team showcase the single wing offense while Bill Rajkovich of Kalamazoo High School demonstrated a new single wing T formation, claiming 27 straight wins. The Saturday scrimmage saw reserves defeat the varsity and Marchisio predicted Michigan State will be loaded for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Marchisio
Saline High School
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Marchisio
Biggie Munn
Bill Rajkovich
Kalamazoo High School
T. Rajkovich
State
Hornet Thinclads Place Seventh in Albion Relays
Saline high school fine arts? Track team under Coach John Padsen earned seventh place in the Albion Relays finishing with 12 points to tie Ypsilanti Roosevelt. Joe Graf led with two wins in 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash while the medley relay team placed fifth. Okemos won the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Padsen
Saline
Albion
Ypsilanti Roosevelt
Joe Graf
Graf
Hornet
Wally Larson
Ken Burmeister
Wayne Luckhardt
Dave Giltrow
Okemos
Ber
Prayer as cure for modern frustration by Ellwood Kieser
An essay argues boredom stems from spiritual stagnation and urges activating the soul through knowing loving and serving God. It extols prayer as the path to dignity purpose and joy, claiming prayer aligns life with absolute goodness truth and beauty and fulfills existence beyond death. Paulist Feature Service Washington 17 DC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Ellwood Kieser
Milan High Shines Amid Tough Opposition in Class B
In a competitive meet Milan High performed well with several top finishes. Burton Bordine took second in the 440, Fred Tschirhart was runner-up in the 880, Carl Shelton finished third in the high jump and fifth in the high hurdles as Rien Springs placed second and Air Port third with Paw Paw fourth and Lansing Everett fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rien Springs
Airport
Paw Paw
Lansing Everett
A High
Milan
Burton Bordine
Fred Tschirhart
Carl Shelton
James Cook Awarded Four Year MSC Scholarship
Saline High School reports James Cook class of 1953 has won a four year tuition scholarship from Michigan State College. He is the son of Mrs. Hazel Cook of 211 North Harris Street Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High
James Cook
Michigan State College
James
Hazel Cook
North Harris St
Saline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briggs & Stratton
Wolfin-Robison Co
Raat Cpea Tai Eesay
Sade
Mort Neff
Wwj-Tv
Channel 4
G. L. Parsons
DeVerde Burkholder
Dundee
J. Robert Schaffer
Clare Adams
Robert and Ray Starling
Basil Baodur
George Gillespie
Milan Reds
Lui
Michigan State
T Paulist
Washington 17
D.C
Dick Martin
Joh Chapman
Sonny
Johnny
Studebaker
Fordor
FORD
Desoto
Auto -Co
N. Ann Arbor
Maxwell House Coffee
van Camp
Saline Food Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!