Saline City and Statewide Elections Report
In Saline the Jaycees congratulate eight hundred forty nine city voters the largest turnout yet and urge citizen engagement. Across the state Senator Potter leads over Moody by about 30 thousand votes as results come in while Alger edges Williams by a slim margin. Reapportionment outcomes favor agricultural counties with Proposal No 3 leading over No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fpotter
U. S
Blair Moody
Potter
Wayne County
Moody
Fred Alger
G. Mennen Williams
Alger
Senate
CIO
Democratic Party
Saline Women's Club Guest Day Set at Valley Building
The Saline Woman's Club hosts Guest Day on Nov. 11 at 2:00 P.M. at the Saline Valley Community Building. Members may bring two guests. A book report by Mrs. Harold Jay on Windows Of The Crown Prince by Elizabeth Gray Benning is featured, with the Fine Arts Department directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Woman's Club
Saline Valley
Harold Jay
Windows of the Crown Prince
Elizabeth Gray Benning
Fine Arts
Saline Lamb Club Holds First Meeting
The Saline High School Ag room hosted the Saline Lamb Club’s first 1953 season meeting on October 29, 1952. New officers were elected: President Melvin Boehm, Vice President Gene Austin, Secretary Mary Ann Boettner, Treasurer Alfred Harwood, Reporter Eddie Doll, with Art Miller sponsor. Six members will receive ewes and six lambs, ewes arriving in two to three weeks and lambs in May 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Lamb Club
Saline High School
Melvin Boehm
Gene Austin
Mary Ann Boettner
Alfred Harwood
Eddie Doll
Art. Miller
Ed. Doll
Four New Faces On Saline City Council
Henry Leutheuser led the eleven candidate race for Saline City Council with 491 votes. Other elected council members were Gerald Coe 441 votes James Little 428 votes Max Collins 414 votes and Dr John D Buck 401 votes. George Wood was unopposed for Justice of the Peace with 476 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Jaycees
Henry Leutheuser
Gerald Coe
Max Collins
J. C. Little
Dr. Buck
Junior Chamber of Commerce
James Little
John D. Buck
Hollis Carr
Robert Rogers
Esther Landwehr
Norman Scherdt
Robert Royal
Edwin Hering
George Wood
Justice of the Peace
Arlene Still
Z. Still
Hubert Beach
Albert Lang
Russell Wright
Paul Wood
Open House At Saline High School For Upper Grades
Saline High School hosts an open house Monday night from 7 30 to 10 00 for parents of pupils in the upper six grades. Parents of pupils in grades T through 12 will attend the schedule of classes their children take. The event is sponsored by the Room Mothers. There will be no Rom Mothers meeting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Saline High School
Room Mothers
Rom
Edison Statement On Restraining Order In Strike
Edison seeks a Circuit Court restraining order to prevent union violence and force continuation of electric service to all customers. The Detroit Edison Company asserts its public utility obligation and cites unlawful interference by the union before the Michigan Public Service Commission. The Wayne County Circuit Court judge signed the order after multiple alleged restraint acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Edison
Michigan Public Service Commission
Joseph A. Moyniham
Wayne County Circuit Court
Saline Food Center Opens On Michigan Avenue
A new grocery store named Saline Food Center opened in Saline last week at 109 W. Michigan Ave. It is owned by Robert Leonard and offers groceries, fresh meats, and frozen foods. Hours are 8 am to 10 pm weekdays and 9 am to 6 pm Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Food Center
Robert Leonard
Michigan Ave
C. F. Smith
Couple Mary Jane Wahl Weds Pfc Veryl Bush in Fort Smith Arkansas
Mrs. Mary Jane Wahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wahl of Saline and Pfc Veryl Bush of Saline married in Fort Smith Arkansas where Bush is stationed on Saturday October 25. The couple will stay in Fort Smith until December when Bush will take furlough and return to Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wahl
Saline
Mary Jane
Pfc
Veryl Bush
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bush
Hooker
Methodist Church
Pfe. Bush
Jaycee Auxiliary Meeting Plans Regional Host Night
The JCC Saline Chanter will host a regional auxiliary night on November 18 at the Saline Hotel at 7:30 pm with chapters from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Adrian Milan and Trenton attending Some members will form new auxiliaries and Mary Wiedman chairs the general committee assisted by Kay Steiner Lois Lavery and Ramona Martin The next gathering will be at Cardy dyn Beal's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JCC
Mary Wiedman
Saline Hotel
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Adrian
Milan
Trenton
Kay Steiner
Lois Lavery
Ramona Martin
Margaret-Flock
Mary E. Brittain
Violet Harrison
Carodyn -Beal
Saline Votes Tape Reveals Local Election Results
A 91.3 percent turnout in Saline produced a Republican majority with 847 voters. Saline rejected County Building Bonding and Tax-rate Increase proposals, voting No 308 Yes 292 and No 424 Yes 63 respectively. Presidential tilt favored Eisenhower 671 Stevenson 172 and one Socialist Labor vote. Local races list Meader, Dawson, Higgins, Warner, DeVine, Osborn, Werner and others with varied counts across offices. State narcotics and reapportionment measures drew clear Yes/No tallies in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Court House
Hisenhower
Stevenson
Socialist Labor Party
Alger
Williams
Reid
Connolly
U. S
Potter
Moody
Congress
Meader
Dawson
Higgins
Bennett
Warner
Blackenburg
DeVine
Andrews
Osborn
Obersdorf
Werner
Weber
Knowles
Merrill
Supreme Court
Adams
Eden
King
Washtenaw County
Stephenson
Cleary
McAllister
Millard
Damm
Brake
Johnson
Martin
Baker
Oltersdorf
Smith
Senate
House
Justice of the Supreme Court
Jay H. Payne
Busy Workers 4 H Club Elects Officers and Plans Meeting
The Busy Workers 4 H club held its organization meeting on Thursday October 30 electing President Judy Reed Vice President Susan Gleason Secretary Frieda Braun Treasurer Phyllis Robison and Reporter Ruth Lutz. They scheduled a joint meeting with Saline Jr Livestock Club on Thursday November 6 at 8 30 p m at Forbes School Macon Rd for certificates and awards and invited all members and potential joiners to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers 4-H Club
Judy Reed
Susan Gleason
Frieda Braun
Phyllis Robison
Ruth Lutz
Saline Jr. Livestock Club
Forbes School
Macon Rd
Nancy Gleason
Emment Rites Held for Luther D Emment of Chicago
Luther Daniel Emment of Chicago died October 30 after a heart attack at age 67. Born in Saline he studied Civil Engineering at Cornell, class of 1911, and worked for Buffalo Forge in Chicago since 1913. He is survived by an uncle Dr. Herman Emment of Detroit and cousins in Ypsilanti. Funeral at Lockwood Thursday at 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Luther Daniel Emment
Chicago
Emment
Saline
Daniel Nissly
William Emment
Clara
Elyria
Ohio
Cornell University
Glee Club
Tau Beta Pi
Buffalo Forge Company
University
Cornell Club
National Scholastic Engineering Society
Herman Emment
Detroit
H. B. Parsons
Arthur
Ronald Nissly
Ypsilanti
Free Dance At The Legion Home Saturday
A free dance will be held at the Saline American Legion on Saturday November 11 starting at 9 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend. Dances have been very successful so far and attendees say they have a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Saline
Record Vote as GOP Returns to Power in Nation
Unofficial municipal returns show a sweeping GOP victory across Washte naw County with Eisenhower leading nationally 25,809,287 to 20,981,728 and a 442 to 89 electoral edge as Stevenson concedes. County results list Republican wins for president and multiple state and local offices along with courthouse bond and amendment measures.
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GOP
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Hisenhower
Florida
Virginia
Federated Church Council To Meet
The Church Council of Federated Church will meet Friday evening November 7 at 7 30 in the church parlors to discuss important reports and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church Council
Church Council of Federated Church
Eisenhower seals election with broad national lead
The piece notes Eisenhower winning major states including Illinois New York California Ohio Indiana New Jersey and possibly sweeping the farm belt and the Far West. In his acceptance he urged a united people to secure a better future for children. Stevenson sent a gracious telegram and quipped about feeling like a small boy after conceding his loss.
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Texas
Tennessee
Stevenson
Illinois
New York
California
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
Baptist Meeting Called After Morning Service
A meeting of members of the Baptist Church of the Federated Congregation is set for Sunday morning November 9 immediately after the Morning Worship Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church of the Federated Congregation
Saline Policeman Resigns From Force
Police Officer Dale Willis resigned from the Saline Police Force on Friday October 31. He had served only a few weeks and left to take a plant protection position in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Willis
Saline
Willis
Adrian
Pfc Earl Lindemann Killed In Action In Korea
Pfc Earl Lindemann of 5375 Zeeb Road was killed Sunday October 25 while serving with the Marine First Division on the Korean front. He was a Saline High School graduate and had been in Korea since October 4. He trained at Parris Island and served at Camp Lejeune Camp Pendleton before overseas duty. He is survived by his parents and six siblings including Esther Mamaron Robert and Gustav Lindemann Ruth Louise and Paul Lindemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine First Division
Korea
Gustav Lindemann
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Marine Corps
Pfc. Lindemann
Saline High School
Parris Island
N. C
Camp LeJeune
Camp Pendleton
California
Pfc
Lindemann
Esther Mamaron
Robert Lindemann
Lodi
Ruth
Louise
Paul Lindemann
Ann Arbor
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Leatheuser
Pres
Bob
Heads City Ticket
Saline City Council
Andrew C. Kazmaier
Hutchins
Mich
Michigan
Perrysburg
Mooreville Road
Kazmaier
Doris Noble
Onsted
Blanche Harris
Mildred Eggert
Wixom
Betty Bowles
Norman
Brighton
Carl
LaVerne Fry
Denton
Robert Harris
Edison
Fort Smith, Ark
Jaycee Auxiliary
Luther D. Emment
The
Legion Home
Baptist Meeting
Earl Lindemann
Zeeb Road
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