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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1956

Page

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Lightning Demolishes Alfred Hack Barn In Storm

Last Wednesday night lightning struck the Alfred Hack barn on Waterworks Td causing a full loss to the structure. The Saline fire department prevented spread to the adjacent residence and buildings. A threshing machine milk separator and tools were also lost. Rex Parrish photographed the blaze as it unfolded in 45 minutes. Neighbors and firefighters received Hack's thanks for their timely help.

Alfred Hack Waterworks Hack Saline Fire Department

Saline Giants Visit Big City ResidentsAttend local column notes

Kenneth Akers and daughter Joleen from Independence Missouri visit Saline for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alber. The Observer highlights local events from the post office changes to new dump site discussions and a upcoming dance recital and birthday greetings for Saline residents.

Kenneth Akers Joleen Independence Missouri Saline Arthur Alber Akers Joyce Alber the Observer Steven Miller Nan Young Della Austin Adrienne Albertson William Finkbeiner Carl Gillen Clifford Olsen Ruth Niles Janice Austin Walter MacArthur Kit Young Barbara Schmid Harold Walken~hut Randy Carr Eddie Albertson Joyce Davenport Mae Uphaus Walter Blom Norma Jean Taylor

City Council Bans Dumping On Monroe Street Site

In a special meeting last Monday the council voted to prohibit dumping at the Monroe Street location after May 19. Residents must travel about 18 miles round trip to dispose of refuse, with a $100 fine for illegal dumping. Public attendance was limited though the hearing was open.

Monroe St Plat Ellisworth Rds Ann Arbor Street Monroe Street Wolfin and Hartman Arthur Hagen Lamar Schmidt

Mrs Curtiss Expected Home This Weekend

Mrs Carl Curtiss, after two weeks of illness at St Josephs Hospital, is expected to leave the hospital this weekend. Physicians report rapid progress and recovery suggests a return to her Saline home. The note reflects on frugality and living within income.

Mrs. Curtiss Carl Curtiss St. Joseph’s Hospital The Citizens Bank

St Pauls Youth Sponsor Forum Marks Youth Panel Discussion

St Pauls Youth Fellowship hosts a Parent-Youth Forum Sunday at 7 30 pm moderated by Larry Deede on How Much Freedom for Youth Four parents and four youths will present views including George Wood Clark Fritz Mrs Henry Karner Mrs Elvin Armbruster Karen Taylor Pat Wisel John LaRue and Richard Weisenrder A devotional led by Judith Siemsen precedes invites open participation by parents and others.

St. Paul’s Youth Fellowship Larry Deede George Wood Clark Fritz Henry Karner Elvin Armbruster Karen Taylor Pat Wisel John LaRue Richard Weisenrder Judith Siemsen

Detroit Tigers Host Saline Safety Patrol Trip

The Saline Elementary School Safety Patrols, about 60 members, will travel to Briggs Stadium in Detroit next Tuesday May 22 to watch the Yankees play the Tigers. Supervisors include Mrs. Robert Starling Miss Ira Pfeifle Mrs. Ruby Kuhl and Mrs. Monahan. Superintendent Leo Jensen and Bill Bailey will attend. Sponsors include Universal Die Elmer J Steeley Sons Dodge Plymouth A M Chevrolet Unit Products and R B Tool Co. Remaining patrol students not eligible will be treated to theatre and luncheon.

Saline Detroit New York Yankees Briggs Stadium Robert Starling Ira Pfeifle Ruby ‘Kuhl Monahan Leo Jensen Bill’ Bailey Universal Die Elmer J Steeley& Sons Dodge Plymouth A& M Chevrolet Tool-Co

Legion Post to Hold Special Lawn Mowing Night

The American Legion plans a lawn mowing event next Monday May 21 at 7:30 p.m. All Post members should bring their lawnmowers in good shape for grounds work. Free lunch will be provided by the Legion Auxiliary.

American Legion

Legion To Sponsor Memorial Day Parade

The American Legion will sponsor a Memorial Day Parade in Saline to honor area servicemen. The parade forms at Saline High School and begins at 10 a.m. touring the city with ceremonies planned by local organizations.

Legion To American Legion Saline Saline High School

Cubs to visit Y for swim meet in Ann Arbor

Cub Master Robert Merchant announces about 30 cubs will go to Ann Arbor YMCA for a swim meet. They depart by school bus from the High School at 5 30 p m on Thursday May 17. Attendance is voluntary and the cost is 35 cents. The trip is a monthly Cub Scouts training activity.

Robert Merchant Ann Arbor YMCA

Northville Mayor Ely To Tour City Monday

Northville mayor Claude N Ely will swap offices with Saline's mayor Monday May 21 as part of Michigan Week activities May 20 26. Saline will be represented by Councilman Milton Hartman City Attorney Stanton G Roesch and their wives while Mayor Leutheuser rests on a two month Germany vacation. Ely a lifelong Northville resident and father of one daughter Kent Esbaugh of Grand Rapids was elected to the Northville Village Commission in 1942 and served until 1954 when he was elected to the village government.

Wolfin Raymond Hirth Holly and Wilson Chamber of Commerce L. Z. Still the Observer Saline Grace Kennedy Fred R. Braun Bemis Henry McKenzie Kennedy Northville Claude N. Ely Michigan Leutheuser Milton Hartman Stanton G. Roesch Germany Lansing Ely Kent Esbaugh Grand Rapids

Saline Area Bands Stage Free Spring Triple Concert

The Saline Area Schools Band Department presents a free Spring Triple concert in the high school auditorium on Wednesday May 28 at 7 00 745 and 830 p m Featuring six bands 200 young musicians and a full range of music The event opens with the Elementary School Band followed by the 6th grade band The Junior High groups perform after intermission including Bells of St Mary Little Rhapsody in Blue Joshua and Black M March The Saline Senior High Concert Band closes with its fourth consecutive First Division Rating at the State Band Contest and a program including To tory at Sea Continued on page 5

Saline Area Schools Jr. High St. Mary Joshua Saline Senior High

Tornado Warnings Introduced by Saline Fire Chief

Harold Armbruster of the Saline Fire Department announces a tornado warning signal system. The siren will sound for one minute, followed by 30 seconds of silence, then another minute blast. An all clear will indicate danger is past and aims to save lives and property.

Harold Armbruster Saline

Northville First Mayor Visits Saline for Chamber Events

In December 1955 Northville became a city and elected its first mayor. Visiting Saline with the mayor and Mrs. Ely will be Councilman and Mrs. Earl Reed. They will be greeted by local business representatives at a breakfast at Still's Restaurant. A dinner at the Saline Hotel will follow. Cere-Magpies begin at 6 30 p m with many leaders attending under the Saline Chamber of Commerce.

Northville Saline Ely Earl Reed Still’s Chamber of Commerce Lee Robison

Saline City Ends Dumping At Sewage Disposal Plant

The Saline City Council resolves to ban dumping at the sewage disposal plant, effective 6:00 p m Saturday night May 19 1956, under the new ordinance.

Saline City Council

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