Saline Post Office Second Class Matter Note
Entered as second class matter in the Post Office at Saline Michigan under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
2
Weekend visits and local movements across Michigan and Ohio
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with many trips among Hickory Corners Saline Holland and Leslie. It notes hospital patients Max Fosdick and R R Fewell, and reports the death of Bruce Haines in a Grayling area car crash near Lake City.
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Margaret Ordan
Jimmy
Pennsylvania
George Eliott
Hickory Corners
Bessie Collins
Bruce Haines
Garnet Haines
Lake City
Grayling
Haines
Saline
Saline Visitors Drub Local Team 15 to 0 in Football
The Saline squad overwhelmed the local team by 15 to 0. A towering Saline player puzzled spectators, with controversy over his student status. Prof Failor defended the pupils’ scholar claim, inviting a rematch, while locals fear no further fall football. Mrs. Armstrong visited brother W. Derendinger. Miss Mary Marken takes a dressmaking job in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Failor
Saline School
Pemberton
Armstrong
Detroit
Jackson visitors and local visits draw week
20 Years Ago Mrs Curtiss and Mrs Holmes with niece Thelma Brown visited Jackson Monday. Mildred Nissly is on the sick list. Mrs Lutz and Miss McAlpine visited the Fairbanks home last week. The Armbruster and Lambarth groups visited the Ford Exposition in Detroit Saturday. Swartz family called on Shartz Sunday. Raymond Daniels visited friends in Detroit. Sheldon Rogers visited Miss Dorothy Field in Royal Oak. Albert Niethammer retires from the mail service after 32 years. Moehn and Burkhart remain valued Uncle Sam employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Curtiss
Harry Holmes
Thelma Brown
Jackson
Mildred Nissly
Walter Lutz
Morenci
Beatrice McAlpine
Fairbanks
Arthur Armbruster
Lloyd
S. G. Lambarth
Helen
Detroit
Thomas Swartz
Thomas Shartz
Raymond Daniels
Sheldon Rogers
Dorothy Field
Royal Oak
Albert Niethammer
Carl Moehn
Don Burkhart
Uncle Sam
Seen and Heard: Dorothy Attracted by Crash Out in Yard
In the Seen and Heard column, Dorothy recalls an awful crash in the yard and asks if Karen was involved. The brief note centers on the caller’s reaction to the disturbance and inquiry about Karen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leidheiser
Dorothy
Karen
Local Notes From Ann Arbor And Nearby Towns
Mary Thomas underwent an appendectomy at Harper Hospital in Detroit where she is a student nurse. Mrs. Erwin Schmid and Mrs. Vincent Fox were in Ann Arbor Saturday. Sallee Wood enjoys dancing lessons at a studio in Ann Arbor with Kit Young. Bliss Curtiss left Saturday to visit former Kent Military Institute classmates in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs. Robert Royal and Miss Ruth Schleh are visiting friends in Youngstown Ohio.
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Don
Karen
Mary Thomas
Harper Hospital
Déroit
Erwin Schmid
Vincent Fox
Ann Arbor
Little Sallee Wood
Kit Young
Bliss Curtiss
Kent Military Institute
Louisville
Robert Royal
Ruth Schleh
Youngstown
Ohio
Bowling Standouts From Eight Week Scores
W Thomas led with a 500 series and 468 in eight weeks. Top series over 425 included B Cruse 460 F Bergey H Graf M Streiter 440 and J England 431. Bergey and Winters posted doubles. B Gruse had four straight strikes. turkeys were by M Winters and B Dicks. Polar Bear, Bergeys, Wolfin Robison, and Saline Hotel share points and standings with team percentages listed.
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W. Thomas
B. Cruse
F. Bergey
H. Graf
M. Streiter
J. England
B. Gruse
M. Winters
B. Dicks
H. Cook
L. Burkhart
H. Gref
E. Ormsby
H. Starling
Bergey’s
Standard Oil
Wolfin-Robison
Universal
Polar Bear
Saline Hotel
Bergey's
Creeping Socialism Criticism Sparks Local Debate
In a column by Br Pavtson, the writer quips about locals labeled as creeps while discussing concerns over creeping socialism and its perceived impact on town life.
Bowling News: Pool's Hotshots Top Universal. High Series Counts
This week's score sheets show Pool's Hotshots beat Universal four to zero while Rockets downed the Skylarks three to one. No 500 series were rolled. High three game series were 480 by S Bredernitz and 464 by D Bredernitz with M Jaeger at 444.
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Universal
Rockets
Skylarks
S. Bredernitz
D. Bredernitz
M. Jaeger
Southern scallop fish bake with vegetables and crumbs
Recipe notes describe preparing fish fillets dipped in salted milk and crumbs then baked in a greased pan with butter or margarine. It includes a tomato okra corn casserole with onions and cheese, baked until crumbs brown, with serving suggestions and steps.
Local Bowling Scores and High Scrims From Evening Meet
Breutsch 487 and Armbruster 436 lead the tally with Frey 482 and Crosbie 246 also high. D Bredernitz rolled a 182 top single game while Hoeft and Armbruster struck turkeys. Lodi Snaps and Skylarks lead trio of teams with 2130 three game series and 2118 for second, as Harris Rockets and Slick Chicks hover mid pack in the standings.
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L. Rogers
M. Jaeger
B. Graf
M. Graf
K. Milhalke
M. Crosbie
S. Bredernitz
L. Rogres
Lodi Snaps
Skylarks
Harris’ Rockets
Slick Chicks
Hotshots
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across Michigan
Dr Ray Shaw of Washington visited his parents in law Mr and Mrs Herman Grogs. Mr and Mrs Wm Martin spent last Wednesday in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hodge and Mrs Lillian Murray of Ann Arbor traveled to San Antonio Texas to visit Murray's son. Saline Line Officers of the O E S will host Wash tenaw County Line Officers at a Monday luncheon. Mr and Mrs Henry Kamer and Sandra dined at the Harold Karner home in Dundee. Mr and Mrs Jack Rigan and Danny were Friday dinner guests at the Karner home.
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Arthur Armbruster
Leona Kileus
Detroit
Akron
Ohio
Thelma Wahl
Bernard Stremler
Holland
David Wahl
Max Fosdick
St.oseph Hospital
Ann Arbor
Ray Shaw
Washington
Herman Grogs
Wm. Martin
Ernest Hodge
Lillian Murray
San Antone
Texas
Murray
Saline Line
Washtenaw County Line
Methodist
Henry Kamer
Sandra
Harold Karner
Dundee
Jack Rigan
Danny
Henry Karner
Smokey Says Quote from Booker T Washington
A brief quotation from Booker T Washington appears, stating he will not let anyone drag him to hate. The statement emphasizes personal dignity and restraint in the face of provocation.
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Booker T. Washington
Local Briefs Highlight Community Hosts and Visits
On Sunday November 8 Mr and Mrs Ernest Zahn host foreign exchange English teachers from 12 free countries under the State Department and the English Institute. The Zahns and neighbors will entertain all day. The Women's Guild of St Pauls Church leaves by bus to visit the Evangelical Home in Detroit. Ed Hering Miss Amanda Mayer and Mr Hering travel to North Carolina to see Jimmy and Jerry Hering at school.
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Ernest Zahn
United States
State Department
English Institute
Zahns
Women’s Guild of
St. Paul’s Church
Evangelical Home
Detroit
Ed Hering
Amanda Mayer
North Carolina
Jimmy
Jerry Hering
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Michigan Press Service
U.S
the News Locally
David Osborne
August Dechert
Rudolph Wahl
Donna Mae
Alton Wahl
Debby
Dianna
David
Otto Wahl
R. R Fewell
St. Joseph’s Hospital
E. 8. Jewett
Leslie
E. D. Wolfin
Paul Lee
John L. Taylor
Brighton
Clinton
Saline High School
Kroger
Angel Food
Jar
Aoa
U. S. No
Leeh Oe
WED Night Bowling League
Jane Bowen
Sec
BY Jean Allen
Dollar Day
Seb
Allen Kroger
Cincinnati, Ohs
Smokey
Salmon P. Chase
Secretary OF the Treasury
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve
A. & M. Chevrolet Co
Michigan Ave. Saline
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