Saline High seniors offer meals to visiting Hoosier fans
The Saline High School senior class plans to raise funds for a Washington DC trip by serving dinner and supper to Indiana University and Bloomington visitors for the Indiana Michigan football game in Ann Arbor. Biss Lee MacArthur led the publicity effort sending the plan to the Indiana University News Bureau.
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Saline High School
Indiana University
Bloomington
Hoosier State School
Indiana Daily Student
The
University
World Telephone
the Herald
Hoosier
Indiana-Michigan
Ann Arbor
Biss Lee MacArthur
Saline
Indiana University News Bureau
Mich
Washington, D. C
Destructive Fire Destroys G. and H. Service Station
A five hour blaze damaged the G. and H. Service Station and the Sweveland residence at US-112 and Branchester road RM-11. The overheat furnace sparked flames spreading through the building, destroying most personal belongings while the exterior remained intact. The fire, reported around 12:30 a.m. by Gordon Sweveland, was one of the department’s toughest to fight amid roaring flare ups. a tractor trailer nearby also burned, with the driver reporting the engine fire before summoning help.
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Gary Sweveland
Branchester Road
Rm-11
Gordon Sweveland
Krrs
Sweveland
Saline Fire Department
Henry Grist
Rev Siemsen Speaks On The Church And World Disorder
The Sa bine Woman's Club met at Mrs. William Meister's home on November 16 with Rev Alvin Siemsen of St Pauls Church discussing The Church and the World's Disorder. He linked global disorder to interdependence and urged church action through personal responsibility and rejecting communism and capitalism as un-Christian.
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Sabine Woman's Club
William Meister
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul’s Church
Indiana-Michigan Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amsterdam
World Council of Churches
Siemsen
Theigh
Tis “Church
Church
Jerreld Irelan
Henry Eens
Union Services At St. Pauls Thanksgiving Service Announced
A Community Thanksgiving Service will be held at St Pauls Church on Thanksgiving Day at 10 o clock. The Reverend Reginald Hocking will preach the sermon and the liturgy will be conducted by the Reverends Henry McKenzie Alvin Siemsen. An offering will be received for an interdenominational relief project.
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St. Paul’s Church
Reginald Hocking
Henry McKenzie
Alvin Siemsen
Woodbridge Rome trip describes October itinerary and sights
A detailed travelogue covers a Woodbridge group journey from Frankfurt to Garmisch Verona and Rome. It notes Alpine scenery, Austrian chalets, Italian trains, Renaissance Rome sights like the Pantheon and St Peter's, and observations of rural life including oxen teams and olive trees.
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Frankfurt
Garmisch
Alpine Theatre
Austria
Innsbruck
Austrian Alps
Brenner Pass
Italy
Colle Isarco
Stenner Pass
Bolzano
Verona
Rome
Verna
Auxiliary Hosts Legion Banquet For Members
The Auxiliary enjoyed a Legion banquet last Thursday with a menu of ham escalloped potatoes salad beans rolls coffee ice cream and coolies served by the men. Remarks by WWI veterans and a talk by Tommeander Dold e followed a short program. The event celebrated a membership contest the men lost and the ladies pledged continued support.
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Legion
Tommeander Dol
Reverend Lenox to Speak at Federated Church Meeting
The Rev G Merrill Lenox ex executive secretary of the Detroit Council of Churches will be guest speaker at the Federated Church for a Sunday evening service November 28. He will discuss The Amsterdam Conference and Its World-Wide Influence based on his report from the World Council of Churches in Amsterdam Holland. The program begins at eight o clock under Reuben Rogers with music arranged by Grayson Everett and Rev McKenzie.
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G. Merrill Lenox
Detroit Council of Churches
Federated Shurch
Areey
Milan
Macon
Clinton
Amsterdam
Reuben Rogers
Gray‘son
Everett
Rev
McKenzie
Saline
Myron Gatflagher, Sr
Milton A. Hartman
Henry Leutheuser
Legion Hall
Dairy profits to continue through 1950 says MSU economists
Michigan State college agricultural economists predict dairy product prices will average near 1928 levels in 1950 with higher supplies but strong demand. Milk output may rise 2 to 3 percent and per pound milk buys more dairy ration. They forecast seasonal price shifts and advise culling, balanced rations, and improved feeding. Fluid milk sales stay level while more milk goes to butter and cheese. In 1950 1951 farmers should raise milk cow numbers and dairy prices likely outlast hogs beef and poultry.
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Michigan State College
Couple Wed in Bethel Church Bethel Church Bethel
Miss Jeanette Armbruster daughter of Mrs Edward G Armbruster Bridgewater township wed Russel E Wilson son of Mrs Wm H Wilson Plymouth in a double ring ceremony at Bethel Reformed church Freedom township Rev T W Menzel officiated Mrs LeRoy Armbruster was organist and Mrs Melvin Armbruster sang two songs The bridal party wore formal gowns and carried bouquets followed by a church basement reception and cake cutting by the bride’s godmother.
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Jeanette Armbruster
Edward G. Armbruster
Bridgewater Township
Russel E. Wilson
Wm. H. Wilson
Plymouth
T. W. Menzel
Bethel Reformed Church
Freedom Township
LeRoy Armbruster
Melvin Armbruster
LeRoy
Otto Wahl
Saline
Leslie Hoeft
Joyce Burmeister
Manchester
Carolin Richards
Harold Wilson
Bridgewater
Les He Hoeft
Christ Finkbeiner
Seine High presents HMS Pinafore Friday night
Seine High School music department stages Gilbert and Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore this Friday November 19 at 8 15 p m. The production features Sam Carrig Peg Gleason John Ford Don Cox Mable Gleason and Ruth Wanty with direction by Mrs Eleanora Cox and accompaniment by Ann Ross.
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Seine High School
Ralph Rackstraw
Sam Carrig
Josephine
Peg Gleason
Ralph
John Ford
the Admiralty
Joseph Porter
Don Cox
Buttercup
Mable Gleason
Merrit Martin
Mac Gonser
Jerry Jordan
Ruth Wanty
Ann Ross
Eleanora Cox
Couple’s Canada trip precedes Bridgewater residence and jobs
The couple left for a short trip into Canada and plan to live in Bridgewater Township. The bride works at Hoover Bail and Bearing Company while the groom is with Champion Corrugated. Containers Corps in Ann Arbor. Bridal showers were hosted by Armbruster and Wilson families and Mrs Howard Feeman of Saline, with many gifts received.
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Canada
Bridgewater Township
Hoover Bail and Bearing Company
Champion Corrugated
Gontainers Corps
Ann Arbor
Armbruster
Wilyson
Howard Feeman
Saline
Saline Observer Thanksgiving Issue Moves Up One Day
The Saline Observer announces the Thanksgiving edition will be published one day earlier next week. Advertisers and all reporters are urged to submit copy early for timely publication.
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Saline Observer
Attention
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John
Rev. Siemsen
Woman's Club
Union Services
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Woodbridge
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Agrippa
St. Peter’s
Clarence Haarer
Max Ross
Mike Sheehan
Herford
Bruce Arend
Harold Miller
Angus
Everett Esch
Harry Gleason
Alfred Schmid
Alwin Burkhardt
James Gleeson
Walter Osgood
Nancy Gleason
Ernie Mann
Gerald Haster
Clarence Baarer
Gerald Haarer
Arthur Hagen
Neil Haarer
Harry Hersch
Charles Kohler
Fred Wiedman
Clarence Kohler
Perford
Arthur Henninger
David Marion
Alwin Groiss
Dorothy Marion
Gerald Coe
Elane Rogers
George Wood
Fendell Rogers
Willian Brittain
Tommy Richards
Nancy Ross
C. D. Finkbeiner
Sandra Ross
Albert Lange
Alice Sheehan
Frank Deede
Leo Jensen
Billy Waggoner
Ed Warner
Bobby Wagoner
Herman Heininger
Bobby Waggoner
Don
Ford
Robert
Jean Groeb
Charles Osgood
Chas. Osgood
Jaycees
Bethel Church
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