Omah Barnard Sets Saline League Bowling Record
In Saline League bowling Omah Barnard scores 223 to set a new high mark. Shirley Stephenson’s 190 in 1944 was close, but this is the first 200. The piece lists other notable bowlers and notes 400s and potential for a 500 game, with playful predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stimpson
Omah Barnard
Omah
Shirley Stephenson
Ruth Cornish
Vi Schaeffer
Maxine Fosdick
Lois Bowen
Peg Hunt
Zita Bersuder
Mae Harrs
Marian Spredernitz
Carol Uphaus
Jeanita McHenry
Gwyneth Armbruster
Maxine
Helen Welch
Ramblers and Armbrusters Compete in Local Meet Scores and Absences
A dense list of participants and scores from a local event shows Carol Uphaus Mae Harms and many others with multiple numbers likely representing scores or team results. Absences noted include Hazel Jacoby and Shirley Armbruster, with page continuation referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Uphaus
Mae Harms
Ramblers
Luella Dell
Olga Lambarth
Mabel Haarer
Hunt
Thelma Burkhart
Parks Esther Monroe
Hazel Jacoby
Viola Schaeffer
Della Scherer
Sulah Kellogg
Combs Juanita McHenry
Inee Christopher
Gwyneth Armbruster
Helen Armbruster
Marian Gillespie
Oxnets
Pat Weed
Lina Burkhardt
Marie Richardson
Ruth Cornish
Dorothy Hutzel
Rollers
Julia Barnes
Helen Welch
Dorothy Betz
Jr Farm Bureau Saline Group Holds November Meeting
The Saline group of the Jr Farm Bureau met November 6 at Arlene Feldkamp’s home. Members enjoyed card games then conducted a business meeting and planned the year’s program. Leaders were nominated to conduct discussions as planned by the County group. Refreshments followed hosted by the hostess.
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Saline
Jr. Farm Bureau
Arlene Feldkamp
Lasting Peace Or A Third World War
George E. Carrothers spoke at the Rotary Club on lasting peace and the United Nations Charter. He urged public effort to spread understanding of the UN and warned that only strong action can prevent another war, stressing duty to study and discuss the Charter.
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United Nations
George E. Carrothers
Bureau of Cooperation
University of Michigan
Rotary Club
San Francisco
Grav
World Organization
America
David Cuff
Leo Jensen
A.C. Paul E. Davis
Alfred H. Schmid
Aller
World Peace Assertion on Security and Future
A world situation statement declared the only effective means of ensuring future peace was through a united approach to global security and cooperative action among nations. The remark underscored collective responsibility and preventive diplomacy as paths to stability.
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Ity
Truman Urges Postwar World Peace With 12 Point Plan
President Truman outlines a 12 point program for U S postwar diplomacy amid global tensions. He calls for sovereignty, self government, aid to defeated nations, open seas, free trade, united nations, and cooperation, while critics cite Soviet influence and Allied policy debates.
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U. S
Truman
Europe
Indo- China
East Indies
Central Park
New York
America
Ann Arbor Residents Wiedman and Lewis Highlighted
B Wiedman and George I Lewis of Ann Arbor are noted in the item as local figures involved in the community. The brief mentions their names and residence, without additional context or details.
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B. Wiedman
George I. Lewis
Ann Arbor
Fire damages home of Weissinger and Armbruster family
Saline Fire Department answered a 10 15 AM Sunday alarm to a house fire at the Christina Weissinger and Elvin Armbruster residence. The south roof and attic were gutted with considerable damage. furniture and belongings burned. origin not determined.
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Saline
Christina Weissinger
Elvin Armbruster
Saline Woman's Club Meets At Fosdick Home
The Saline Woman's Club will gather Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Earl Fosdick's home. The Echoes of the Past program is led by Mrs. Martin Fucss with assistance from Mrs. Ed Clark and Mrs. Charles Osgood. Members are asked to dress in past attire or bring a nostalgic item. A roll call focuses on Saline's history as the featured topic.
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Saline
Scout Troop 46 Starts New Year
Scout Troop 46 of Saline under the Wash tenaw Livingston Boy Scout Council begins another year of achievement in October. Joseph Spondie is scoutmaster with Rev. R S Hocking as assistant. The troop has 28 boys in five patrols led by Calvin Kern Charl es Gross Earl Moehn and David Martin. Alwin Gross named by Saline Rotary to represent on the Middle District committee.
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Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council
Saline Rotary Club
Alwin Gross
D. M. Ford
C. A. Curtiss
Arother Hagen
Leo Jensen
Joseph Spondie
Rev
R.S. Hocking
George Cook
Calvin Kern
Timberwolf Patrol
Charles Gross
Patol
Wolverine Patrol
Earl Moehn
Wildcats
David Martin
Panther Patrol
Saline
Middle District
Champ Husker Eyes Brown Jug At Corn Husking Contest
Robert Humphrey won the top prize by husking 4934 pounds in five minutes at a Future Farmers of America high school event. Bill Clouse finished second with 431 pounds and Kenneth McAllister third with 3814. Fifteen boys competed on the Frank Humphery farm under C. H. Osgood. A county contest among Milan Manchester and Chelsea high schools will be held in Saline on Thursday November 15 for a special brown jug trophy.
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Robert Humphrey
Bill Clouse
Kenneth McAllister
Frank Humphery
C. H. Osgood
Milan
Manchester
Chelsea
Saline
St Pauls Women’s Guild Hosts Annual Meeting and Charity Drive
The St Pauls Women’s Guild met at Mrs Arthur Heininger’s home on Thursday November 1. A pot luck supper followed by a devotion led by Mrs Edwin Hering focused on Doorways to the World-Wide Church. The group voted to sponsor clothing collection for Europe and to start a church library with Africa and missions books. Officers named include Andrew Hartman as vice president and Walter Bredernitz as secretary. president Mrs Clarence Fritz and treasurer Miss Amanda Mayer will serve two more years.
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St. Paul’s Women’s Guild
Arthur Heininger
Edwin Hering
Katherine Briggs
Clarence Fritz
Europe
Social Welfare Department
George Winkle
St. Paul’s Church
United Church Service Center
New Windsor
Maryland
Africa
Gilbert Schroer
Andrew Hartman
Walter Bredernitz
Fritz
Amanda Mayer
Radio broadcasters must reinvent wartime voice for peacetime
A columnist critiques radio newscasters for clinging to wartime drama in peacetime. He warns sensational reporting risks public harm, compares radio and print coverage of Russia tensions, and urges a shift from warlike rhetoric to clearer news and better entertainment. He suggests radio news may become a minor function as papers offer selective reading.
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Russia
Radio Department of Communications
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Pee Burkhardt
Marion Bredernitz
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International Court of Justice
James F. Byrnes
By AL Jedlicka
United Nations Organization
U.S
Roosevelt
Bulgaria
Romania
Indo-China
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London Conference of Foreign Ministers
Germany
Reich
Woman’s Club
Champ Husker
Women’s Guild
Coday and
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Letdown
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