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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1950

Page

2

Local News Briefs From Town And County

Dale Noble arrived home from Washington to spend the weekend with his family. Ellen Rowe of Kroger reports a week's vacation. Dorcas Circle WSCS meets for a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. Martin Fucss’s home. Mrs. Noble attended a PTA adult education course in Ann Arbor.

Dale Noble Washington, D. C Ellen Rowe Kroger Dorcas WSCS Martin Fucss Ann Arbor PTA

Local social notes from Detroit Menominee and Ann Arbor

Mrs. Frank Sawall of Detroit and Mr. Emil Sawall with family hosted guests. The Tuesday bridge club met at Mrs. Collins home. Shurtz won the galloper prize. An Anniversary observance in Ann Arbor drew many area attendees including Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Towler. Apron sale aided Washte naw County Infirmary treasury.

Frank Sawall Detroit Emil Sawall Menominee E. A. Sawall Bessie Collins Thomas Shurtz Fern Irelan Ray Niles Myron Gallagher Washtenaw County Infirmary Ladies’ Auxiliary Leroy Hughes Clifford Simmons William Meister Howard Russ Floyd Jacoby Robert Reid Gordon Swanson Frank

Local note of farewells and visits in Cassopolis region

Brittain and Mr and Mrs Eston Bredernitz and Mr and Mrs Charles Baker with Sandra Jean plan to move to Cassopolis about the 15th. Friends held a surprise farewell Tuesday night with cards and lunch and a floor lamp presented.

Charles Baker Sandra Jean Cassopolis

Dawson Seeks Debate Edge in District Race

John Dawson a Democratic congressional candidate accuses his opponent of dodging debates and labels the rival's campaign content empty. He criticizes GOP leadership for ideological rhetoric and touts foreign policy support while urging actions on equality, farm surpluses, and labor policy.

John Dawson Dawson Second District Free World

Economic program proposals pushed by speaker

The speaker urges housing and slum clearance, revised social security, friendly tax and credit policy for small business, and efficiency through the Hoover Commission program. He argues these reforms oppose the Taft Hartley bill and stress proactive policy measures.

Two Salinians Are Honored at Junior Red Cross Council

The Washtenaw county Junior Red Cross Council met October 27 at Ann Arbor Red Cross HQ. Fifteen junior and senior high schools were represented. Ann Taylor of Saline was named president and Stephen MacArthur was elected parliamentarian. Saline delegates included Jerry Gonser Allen Woods and Hilda Heusel. The next meeting is set for November 28 to plan Christmas activities.

Red Cross Council Washtenaw County Red Cross Ann Arbor Ann Taylor Saline Stephen MacArthur Jerry Gonser Allen Woods Hilda Heusel

Union Community Group Meeting at Farm Bureau Home

The Washtenaw County Farm Bureau report was presented by Glenn Weber at the Union Community Farm Bureau meeting held October 20 at the Webers home. Members urged voting on November 7 and discussed subsidies, zoning for Saline township, and rural urban understanding.

Union Community Farm Bureau Group Glen Weber Washtenaw County Farm Bureau Glenn Weber Saline Township Board Saline Township Michigan George Foster

Small Cost Little Space But Power to Burn the Want Ads

A concise feature highlights how want ads offer powerful advertising value at low cost and in compact spaces. It underscores practical benefits for small listings and tight budgets.

Initiation planned for 34 FHA members Sunday night

The Future Homemakers of America at Saline High School will initiate 34 girls at 7 pm Sunday November 5 in the high school auditorium. The 50 member club will welcome new initiates with remarks by Jean Hack and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers. A program features Nan Young dance Laura Weible Joyce Davenport Peg Gleason piano Ann Ross solo Peg Gleason vocal Nancy Woods and Mary Woods duet. Refreshments will follow and the public is invited.

America Saline High School FIHLA Jean Hack Saline Fhla Kenneth Rogers Nan Young Laura Weible Joyce Davenport Peg Gleason Ann Ross Nancy Mary Woods

4 H Club Meets After Hay Ride

The Champion 4 H Club held a meeting on Thursday October 26 after a hay ride Assistant county agent Don Johnson discussed winter project selection The club added three new members Larry Hiv Dale Schultz and Gerald Haarer Refreshments were served at the close.

Don Johnson Larry Hiv Dale Schultz Gerald Haarer

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Sarah Kellogg John Hohenberger William Martin B. Schenk R. R. Feuell Cecil Davenport Rosie Wood Mrs Fred Haarer Luzerne Walter Bredernitz Walt’s Chamber of Commerce Frank Brittain Just Barbara Hale Bobby Driscoll Betty Hutton Howard Keel Charles Bickford Paul Kelly Elizabeth Dillon Ann Arbor, Mich Peggy Steiner Katie O'Reilly Leona Hiethel Marilyn Jaeger Augusta Schaefer David Jens David Schaefer St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church Raymond Alber Frank Deede Columbus Ohio Goodby David Lois) McHenry Nancy Baker East Lansing Martini Fuoss Junior Red Cross Council Union Michigan State College Gilbert’s Cities Service Deede Radio & Electric E. Mich.ave Nyteb Federal Deposit Insurance Corp State Bank No Federal Reserve System 4-H Club Packer's Campbell's Oz. Jars Ag
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