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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

Page

6

Saline Merchants Hostive Hockey Event and Baseball Schedule

Lefty Wilson of the Detroit Red Wings speaks at the Saline Legion Hall on May 24 with film highlights and a round table. The Stroh Brewery tour promotes hockey education through May to July, chaired by L. H. Huizel. The Saline Merchants baseball team opens May 27 in the Michigan Inter-County league with a 3:30 start, featuring Ernest Stemen as player manager and a roster of local players, ending the season in early September.

Lefty Wilson Detroit Red Wing Saline Bowling Assn Legion Hall Saline Mich Detroit Red Wing Stroh Brewery Company L. H. Huizel Michigan Ave Saline, Mich Canadian Navy Red Wings Scalies Mr. Zero Merchants Mude Ernest Stemen Don Jaeger Walford Larson LaVern (Bun) Drake Don Younce Richard Derryberry Vic Schwartzberger John Domas Tom Simpson Jim Rhoades Jan Ratliff

Detroit Edison Grants 2.5 Percent Wage Rise

Detroit Edison announces a 2.5 percent base pay increase for all weekly paid employees in trades operating office clerical supervisory and staff roles. Effective June 4 the raise includes a minimum 6 cents per hour and affects about 11 000 workers in Detroit and Southeastern Michigan.

Detroit Edison Chas. R. Landrigan Manchester Detroit Michigan

Washtenaw PTA Council to Install Officers at May Meeting

The Washtenaw County PTA Council will meet Thursday May 24 at the Charles BeKenny hall in Ypsilanti with installation of next year’s officers. Guest speaker Mrs. Wallace Garneau of Kalamazoo, state chairman of audio-visual education, will discuss programming and audio-visual work in the PTA. County council members from the area include Nelson Short Manchester PTA President Mrs. Louis Vogel Pleasant Lake PTA and Mrs. Arthur Sprague also of Pleasant Lake.

Parent Teachers Association Washtenaw County Council Charles BeKenny Ypsilanti Wallace Garneau Kalamazoo P.T.A Fred Schumm Nelson Short Manchester Pta Louis Vogel The Pleasant Lake

Handy Third Hand Hoist Aids Ceiling Panel Install

A home built device from Family Handyman helps raise 4 by 8 ceiling panels in minutes. It uses four 1 by 4 stock four feet long two 2 by 3s five feet long scrap stock angle irons casters and a C clamp. Casters let the hoist move to the working spot while it lifts and holds the panel for nailing.

Handy Family Handyman

Tigers Demand Equal Rights for Visiting Bullpens

Detroit players push for uniform protection in AL parks after a Cleveland visit exposed cold, damp conditions. Harvey Kuenn gathers data on bullpens while Spike Briggs plans league-wide proposals before the All-Star Game.

Detroit Tigers Tigers Cleveland Detroit Tiger Harvey Kuenn Spike Briggs Kuenn Roeder Milwaukee

Yankees seek batting crown amid seven pennants since 1945

The New York Yankees, a symbol of power, have won seven pennants since 1945 yet only one league batting champion, George Stirnweiss in 1946 with .309. Elmer Flick holds the lower mark at .306 in 1940. All-Star Game tickets went on sale May 1 in Washington, selling 28 000 seats in 21 hours. refunds or tickets will be issued starting June 20.

New York Yankees George Stirnweiss Elmer Flick Cleveland Washingtn Johnny Morrissey

Lane predicts Cardinals pennant with new hurlers

Cardinals general manager Frank Lane says St. Louis can win the National League title this year with strengthened pitching. He cites acquisitions of Murry Dickson Herman Wehmeier and Dick Littlefield and notes a balanced league, Dodgers' slow start, and Braves' weather luck as aiding factors. Lane emphasizes pitching as the key and expects continued strong output from Dickson Wehmeier Littlefield and staff to sustain a multiple-year challenge.

St. Louis Cardinals Frank Lane Lane Murry Dickson Herman Wehmeier Phillies Dick Littlefield Pirates Cardinals National League Dodgers Braves Milwaukee Stan Musial Kenny Boyer Rip Repulski Wally Moon Red Schoen Dane Dickson Webmeier Littlefield Vinegar Bend Mi

Washtenaw Attends Regional Road Planning Meet

Washtenaw authorities attended a six county road planning commission meeting in Detroit last week. The commission will plan regional highway projects and Washtenaw pledges 1200 dollars in support with Hiland M Thatcher of Wayne county named chairman. Washtenaw representatives included Suprs. William Scheel Edward Frederick and Howard G Milner, road commission manager.

Washtenaw Detroit Hiland M. Thatcher Wayne County Suprs William Scheel Edward Frederick Howard G. Milner Washtenaw Road Commission

Past Matrons Meet Saline with 22 Members Attending

Mrs. Louis Bowen hosted the Past Matrons Club in Saline on Monday with 22 members present. After dessert, a social evening followed. Birthday celebrations honored Mrs. J. B. Wallace Mrs. Samuel Lambarth Mrs. Russell Wright Mrs. Hugh Austin and Mrs. Bowen. Wallace of Hudson Ohio is noted as a long time honored guest linked to the local Eastern Star history.

Saline Louis Bowen J. B. Wallace Samuel Lambarth Russell Wright Hugh Austin Bowen Wallace Hudson Ohio Order of the Eastern Star

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Saline Merchants Ross “Lefty” Wilson Detroit Red Wings Washtenaw Pta Council Alan Maver Pittsburgch Pirates Brooklyn Boiton King Features Syndicate Hecklers Bull Pen Joe Garagiola New York St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Wolverine Michigan Trucking Association Fort Sealby Woltz Studios
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