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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

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Defining Americanism Amid Broad Reflections and Travels

A reflective column ponders what Americanism means amid diverse voices and daily life. It notes freedom of choice as a possible core idea, mentions highway maps offered by the State, a trip by Henry Leutheuser to Germany, and plans by the Leonard Hutzels for a six week coast tour. It also notes an advance poppy sale at the Post Office for those away Saturday.

State Highway Department Henry Leutheuser Willow Run American Air Lines Frankfort Germany Henry Bavaria Rome Leonard Hutzels Hutz

Study Club Elects Officers

The Sa line Child Study Club annual meeting elected officers led by President Mrs. Henry Karner and Vice President Mrs. George Wood. Laura Williams spoke on The Pre Adolescent, Supt. Leo Jensen praised the Room Mothers project, and a county Area Study on school reorganization was outlined. A city park speed limit resolution was proposed for the council.

Saline Child Study Club Gerald Coe Laura Williams University School of Education University Elementary School Ann Arbor Saline Washtenaw County Henry Karner George Wood John Schild Meredith Bixby Child Study Club Edwin Hering Bixby Karner Michigan Bruce Parsons Robert Morton Vaughn Harris Hollis Carr

Saline Opens Tri County Schedule at Chelsea

The 1950 Saline Observer baseball team debuts Sunday as Saline opens Tri County play in Chelsea with Don Wiedman as manager and Howard Johnson as assistant. Veterans include McCalla Brasow Brassow Hoeft Clements Brassow Weed Fosdick. Newcomers Bennet Filsinger Bush Gross Randall Taylor Steiner Arend. Pitching led by Fosdick Weed Hoeft. Field use promised for Thursday night games and an experimental lights test with the high school team. A future game against the Saline Old Timers is planned.

Saline Observer Chelsea Don Wiedman Howard Johnson Russ McCalla George Brassow Harry Brassow al Hoeft Wayne Clements Roy Brassow Bud Weed Harry Fosdick Jack Bennet Fowlerville Red Filsinger Ypsilanti Veril Bush Upper Peninsula Charlie Gross Frank Randall Ed Taylor Butch Steiner Bruce Arend Sonny Hoeft

Poppy Day Proclaimed by Saline Mayor

Mayor Adrian Ellman proclaims Saturday May 27 as Poppy Day in Saline urging citizens to wear memorial poppies to honor those who served and sacrificed for the country in 1917 1918 and 1941 to 1945 and to keep their memory bright for future generations.

Satine City of Saline Adrian Ellman City of Saline

Football Booster Night Set at Saline High School

Coach Joe Colby announced a Football Booster Night at Saline High School at 8:30 on Thursday June 1. Families of 70 prospective players attend as guests to view the Michigan State Notre Dame game on screen. Lynn Hadnoise screens the game. gear shows and players wear equipment while Dr Harold A Miller outlines safety measures. public invited.

Joe Colby the Saline High School Michigan State Notre Dame Lynn @hadnoise Harold A. Miller

Builders of Saline of Tomorrow Sermon Highlight

The Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce heard a sermon on Building the City of Tomorrow from Hebrews 13 14. Rev Henry McKenzie urged progress from the old city to the new and praised the Chamber for energy vision and conviction in fostering industry charity and moral guidance.

Saline New Jerusalem City of Man City of God Paul Chamber of Commerce Jesus

Rate Hearing Postponed On Telephone Increase

Postponement of the rate increase hearing for Michigan Associated Telephone Company. Public protest letters are still welcome and should be sent to the Saline J. C. C. Public Service Committee.

Michigan Associated Telephone Company Saline J. C. C. Public Service Committee

Legionaires Poppy Sale and Memorial Day Observance

Legionaires will sell poppies Saturday with the Auxiliary and invite members to donate a few hours. Poppies available from Mrs. O Niell at the Post Office. Sunday services at Federated church with Rev McKenzie. Memorial Day parade forms at 9 30 am at the school. Election of officers at the regular meeting June 1.

Legionaires O’niell Federated Church McKenzie

Will Celebrate Golden Wedding Sunday

Open house will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Austin on Sunday May 28 to mark their golden wedding anniversary. They wed February 21 1900 at Mrs Austins parents home in Wayne and have one daughter Mrs Frank Scott and two sons Hugh and George with several grandchildren.

William Austin Austin Florida Frank Scott Wayne Hugh George Saline

Korean Educators Enjoy Tea Hosted by Osgoods

Mr and Mrs Charles Osgood entertained Saline Public School teachers and friends at a tea honoring a group of Korean educators studying at the University of Michigan English Language Institute. The visitors, teachers in Korea, will depart Friday for Lansing Philadelphia and New York, led by Professor Ahn with Dr Robert Ladow coordinating contact efforts. Don C Lawler's division produced a sound motion picture on the visit.

Charles Osgood Saline University of Michigan Korea Ann Arbor Lansing Philadelphia New York Ahn Seoul Robert Ladow United States United States Information Service Division of International Motion Pictures Don Cc. Lawler Washington, D. C

Funeral Services Held For Harvey Jackson

Harvey Jackson a Stoney Creek resident for two years died at Saline General Hospital Saturday morning after an extended illness He was 75 and suffered heart trouble Funeral services were held Wednesday at 1 30 in Muskegon with burial there He previously lived in Tonia Surviving are his widow a daughter Marian Gillespie of Stoney Creek two brothers a sister and three grandchildren.

Harvey Jackson Stoney Creek Saline General Hospital Muskegon Tonia Marian Gillespie

Memorial Day Observance In Saline

The William B. Lutz Post No. 322 American Legion plans a 10 a.m. Memorial Day parade from Saline High School to Oakwood cemetery with the Legion Color Guard Girls Drum Corps local groups and Saline High School Band. A monument dedication by the Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce will occur during the ceremony led by Rev Henry McKenzie and Legion Commander Lawrence R Deede.

William B. Lutz American Legion Oakwood Cemetery Henry McKenzie Legion Color Guard Saline High School Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce Federated Church Lawrence R. Deede Frank Carter Legion

Jaycees Elect Max Collins President

At the June 18 annual meeting Max C. Collins was elected president succeeding Allen Wiedman. Roland Goltz becomes vice president Victor Haines secretary and Bud Layher treasurer. The group funded a Saline war dead memorial at Oakwood Cemetery, to be dedicated Memorial Day with Mayor Adrian Elsman accepting for the city. An informal gathering follows at Pat Roesch’s Pleasant Lake home at 7 pm with refreshments and games.

Chamber of Commerce Max C. Collins Allen Wiedman Roland Goltz Victor Haines Bud Layher The Jaycees Saline Oakwood Cemetery Adrian Elsman Pat Roesch Pleasant Lake Wiedman Roesch

Legion Auxiliary Honors Mothers Day Guests

Mothers and daughters attended the regular Legion Auxiliary meeting on Tuesday. Special guests included Mrs. Gladys Taylor and Mary Jane Choate of Brooklyn and Mrs. Gertrude Nichols of Ann Arbor. Corsages were given to all mothers. Citizens urged to attend Memorial Day services at Federated Church and decorate Oakwood cemetery graves. Volunteers asked to contribute flowers.

Mothers and Daughters Regular Legion Auxiliary Gladys Taylor Mary Jane Choate Brooklyn Department National Security Gertrude Nichols Ann Arbor Henry McKenzie Legion and Auxiliary Fed

Mrs. Ray Niles Appointed to Washtenaw Auxiliary Board

Mrs. Ray Niles of Saline has been named chairman of the arts and crafts committee on the Washtenaw County Infirmary Auxiliary board. Announcement came at the Auxiliary's semi annual meeting at the Women's League on May 10.

Ray Niles Saline Washtenaw County Infirmary Auxiliary Women’s League

Rotarians Tour Milan Federal Prison Observing Facilities

Twenty six Rotarians from Saline toured the Milan Federal Prison led by Safety Director Howard and Captain Huntington. Officials described the population and facilities including 600 capacity, extensive prison industries, vocational programs, clergy outreach, medical services, and a simple meal program showcasing efficient operations.

Saline Rotary Club Milan Howard Huntington

Mrs. Edna Cammet Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Edna A. Cammet 56 wife of Charles Roscoe Cammet of 5760 Willow Road Saline township died early Thursday after a long illness. She was a St Pauls Evangelical member and Legion Auxiliary. Born June 4 1893 in Saline she married Cammet Nov 15 1916. Survived by her husband five sons two grandchildren five brothers and burial followed at Oakwood cemetery.

Edna A. Cammet Charles Roscoe Cammet Willow Road Saline Township Cammet St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Ladies Guild American Legion Auxiliary of Saline George Katherine Bross Steele Cammer Elmer Lewis Keith Cammet Ralph Edward Robert Bruce Cammet U. S. Army Fort Benning Carl Steeb Ann Arbor Alfred Steeb Ypsilanti August Steeb Williamston Otto Raymond Steele Adrian St. Paul’s Church Alvin Siemsen Oakwood Cemetery

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Study Club Gamble Jack Bennett Gamble Store East Michigan Avenue Jesus Christ God Osgoods Max Collins Auxiliary Charles Cammet
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