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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1950

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The Main Drag Anniversary and Community Reflections

In a nostalgic reminiscence the piece recalls Laura Church’s wedding thirty-five years ago on Friday the thirteenth and a May anniversary celebration. It also discusses Governor Whitmer’s Operations Americanism Week, the Liberty Bell replica for the U S Savings Bond drive, farming independence, and a Saline telephone rate hearing next Thursday. The High School Glee Club and Band will perform tomorrow evening at the school auditorium.

Laura Church Mike Bill Michigan U. S Liberty Bell Jaycees

Harold Vaughn dies of heart attack in Mason

Harold M. Vaughn 64 longtime Saline Valley Farms manager died of a heart attack in Mason on May 11 after moving there three years ago from Saline. He led rural work for Blue Cross nationwide and was active with Grange and Farm Bureau groups. He is survived by his wife Marian and two sons, with memorial services in Ann Arbor.

Harold M. Vaughn Saline Valley Farms Cooperative Saline Mason Mr. Vaughn Blue Cross Grange Portville N. W James E Martha Vaughn Michigan State College Marian Miller Salamanca N. Y Fremont High School University of Chicago Tulsa Ohlo Michigan Michigan Association of Farm Managers and Rural Appraiser The American Legion Michigan State College Alumni Association Unitarian Fellowship Group of Lansing Vaughn Robert Vaughn Bay City David E. Vaughn Owosso Merle Coleman R. G. Kelley Cleveland Ohio Unitarian Church Ann Arbor Edward H. Redman

Mission Pastor Returns From Milwaukee Visit

Superintendent of the Apache Lutheran Indian Mission Pastor F. Uplegger and Pastor H. L. Engel arrived Friday from Milwaukee and remain until Tuesday. Pastor Uplegger then plans return to Arizona by plane Tuesday evening.

Apache Lutheran Indian Mission F. Uplegger Milwaukee Rev H. L. Engel Pastor Uplegger Arizona

Washtenaw County Drives to Register Veterans Graves

A county wide effort in Washtenaw to register every veteran grave. Relatives with veteran family members should contact the nearest veterans organization or Washtenaw Veterans Council at 111 Felch Street Ann Arbor phone Ann Arbor 80559. Some graves lack records and flags may be placed for Memorial Day. Families urged to notify authorities promptly.

Washtenaw Washtenaw Veterans Council Felch Street Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

College Senior Takes Her Own Life

Virginia Wilcox a 22 year old literary college senior and wife of William A Wilcox a 26 year old engineering junior was found dead in a basement apartment at 6725 Warner Rd four miles east of Saline. Sheriff's officers said she likely shot herself with her husband s 45 caliber revolver between 7 and 730 pm while despondent over finances and grades.

University Coed Warner Rd Saline Virginia Wilcox Literary College William A. Wilcox College of Engineering Wilcox Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Youngstown, O Acacia Fraternity Jacob Lutz

Six Questions Posed In School Survey

Ben H. Vanden Belt proposed six key questions for a county area school survey to guide goals. The plan aims to assess education relevance, teacher quality, health and safety services, financing, population shifts, and adequacy for current needs. A five member organizing committee was elected: Peters of Ypsilanti, Lee J. Tall, Fred J. Aday, Charles Spence, Dr. Robert R. Dieterle, and Meredith Bixby.

County Area School Survey Committee Ben H. Vanden Belt Lincoln Consolidated School Slauson van den Belt Peters Ypsilanti Lee J. Tall Fred J.aday Augusta Township Charles Spence Bridgewater Robert R. Dieterle Ann Arbor Meredith Bixby Saline

Mrs. Edna Joyce Hosmer Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Edna Joyce Hosmer 61 died at her Saline-Manchester road home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 11 for the Bridgewater resident, wife of Oscar Hosmer, with son Russell and sister Nina Mindnick as survivors. Interment followed at Otter Lake cemetery in Lapeer County. Rev. H. W. Ray officiated.

Edna Joyce Hosmer Saline-Manchester Road Hosmer Austin Cook Oscar Hosmer South Bend Indiana St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Ladies' Aid Society Order of Eastern Star of

Liberty Bell Begins 51 Day Michigan Tour

Gov. G Mexwen Williams urged Michigan residents to back the Independence Savings Bond campaign as a replica Liberty Bell rings at noon in front of city hall. The authentic copy will tour 120 communities over 51 days starting Tuesday, with a stop in Ann Arbor on July 2.

G. Mexwen Williams

Community Concert Membership Drive in Ypsilanti

The Community Concert Association of Ypsilanti launches the 1950 1951 membership drive starting Monday May 22. Adult memberships cost five dollars plus one dollar tax while student memberships are two dollars fifty cents plus one dollar tax. Members enjoy four concerts per season and Saline residents are invited to join for access at minimal cost. Contact Mrs Hugh Keveling the new chair for information.

Community Concert Association of Ypsilanti Alec Templeton Thomas L.thomas Nadine Connor dePaul Choir Philharmonic Piano Quartet Albert Spalding James Melton Saline Hugh Keveling

Saline Woman's Club Ends Season With Honoring Toasts

Mrs. Carl Curtiss hosts the Saline Woman's Club close of season meeting on May 9 at her home. A luncheon by the Esther chapter followed by a program including a talk by Dr Wilma Donzhue on aging and notes from officers and past presidents. Euchre party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tescher closes the item.

Saline Woman’s Club C. A. Curtiss Martin Blair Esther Chapter The Methodist Church Harry Holmes Henry McKenzie Edwin Hering Carl Moehn State Federation of Women’s Clubs Detroit Ray Niles County Arthur Heininger Mary Billie Meister iWilma Donzhue Institute of Human Adjustment U. of M Charles Kern C. F. Unter- Kircher Anna Miller Walter MacArthur Bessie Collins Esther Landwehr Niles Luther Briggs Lee Tescher

Public hearing set on Michigan Telephone rate increase

Michigan Public Service Commission orders a May 25, 1950 hearing on a proposed rate rise by Michigan Associated Telephone Company. The plan would raise annual revenues by about 952,248 with monthly bills rising up to 3.50 per customer. Also notes a Saline festival at 8 pm with Saline High School Band and Girls Glee Club performing at the high school auditorium.

State of Michigan Michigan Public Service Commission Michigan Associated Telephone Company Michigan Corporation Michigan Commission State Lansing H. R. Christianson Muskegon S. A. Lund Mich Saline High School Johnson Olivadotl David Gable E. Kohler Ann Taylor Giebel Cain Glee Club Ringwald Tschaikowsky Kern Coward Honey Cinderella Peggy Gleason Jack Burmeister Buchtel Fortuna Zamecnik Miliary Escort Bennett John Ford Claire Vanderkolk

Permits Issued for Three City Homes

Ar mond Bredernitz receives a residential permit for Russell street. Roland Lahyer is approved for West Michigan. Frank Britton secures a permit for Mills road.

City Hall Armond Bredernitz Russell Street Roland Lahyer West Michigan Frank Britton Mills Road

Home Repair To Reach Huge Proportions In 1950

Washtenaw county home owners will spend an estimated 2,806,000 dollars on repair and modernization of non farm dwellings in 1950. The Tile Council of America cites lower prices for building products and quality materials as aiding repairs. About one in three homes will be redecorated while heating, roofing, plumbing, carpentry and interior work are also planned. Nationwide, US expenditures for home repair total 2.33 to 2.9 billion dollars this year.

Washtenaw County Tile Council of America Michigan A. T. Wintersgill United States

Michigan Button Collectors Meet in Marshall Today

The Michigan State Button Society marks its tenth anniversary with meetings in Marshall today and tomorrow. It conducts a state wide educational campaign on buttons and button collecting, touted as the third largest hobby. Mrs Martin Fucss of Saline owns a premier collection of buttons, notably pearls, and is a Past President of the National Button Society.

Michigan State Button Society Marshall United States Martin Fucss Saline National Button Society

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