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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
2
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Mr and Mrs Oscar Henes and Cheryl attended confirmation services at Salem Lutheran Church on Sunday followed by a reception and dinner at the church school. Mr and Mrs Herman Jedele hosted Bettys confirmation and Mr and Mrs Paul Jedele hosted Johns confirmation for about 100 guests.
1st Lt Stephen M. MacArthur, son of Mr and Mrs Walter V MacArthur Sr of Saline Michigan, completed Navigator Radar Intercept training at James Connally AFB May 21 1958. Lt MacArthur trained for B 25 and F 89 aircraft and all weather jet interceptors before assignment to Air Force installations worldwide with Air Defense Command. Army Specialist Third Class John E Koons, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Koons of Saline, participated in Armed Forces Day ceremonies May 17 in Fulda Germany with the 288th Armored Field Artillery Battalion. He drives a truck in Battery C at Hanau Germany, entered Army July 1956 and graduated Clinton High School in 1952.
Ronald E. Rogers of Saline Michigan has been accepted as a Junior Member of the Holstein Friesian Association of America based in Brattleboro Vermont. His eligibility followed satisfactory dairy club work with registered Holsteins and a recommendation from Marvin Ross the County Agricultural Agent. Receipt of the Merit Certificate and a Holstein Junior Membership pin confers association privileges except voting. Over 24 000 youths in 48 states have taken part in the Junior Program since 1923.
Miss Mary Jane Gard, Adrian Plant Clerk, has completed three days of special training in Muskegon for the program Your Voice Is You. Presented by General Telephone, the program helps women’s groups explore how voice creates impressions by telephone and may be obtained through local office.
Last Friday and Saturday members of the American Legion Auxiliary and William B. Lutz Unit No. 322 sold Buddy Poppies on street corners. Mrs. Ralph Bowen reports a net of 315 dollars, to aid veterans and veteran families. gratitude expressed to all who bought and wore a Poppy.
Local WOIA 1290 unveils a Saturday schedule featuring The Good Morning Show at 6:30 am with weather farm news and music, followed by The Community Calendar and News Sports. The lineup includes Pioneer Music Arth ur Kat terjohns Bands on Parade The Cavalcade of Shows and The Sports Round.
After months of work the Huron Valley Girl Scout Council unites six former groups into a single area serving about six thousand girls. The first council meeting is set for June 3 at 9 45 a m in Ypsilanti at Emmanuel Lutheran Church basement.
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