Saline History Highlights Cornerstone to School History
History of Saline and Elsewhere compiled by G L Paros notes church cornerstone laid in 1904 and 1899 brick church dedication. It lists early properties including 18583 James Seely tannery sold in 1857, Sehaier Bros carriage and windmill business 1875, a wagon shop by William R Crane, and the first Saline Village school in 1830 with union and graded schools through 1870s.
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New Baptist
James Seely Tannary
Christian Hulber
Sehaier Bros
William R. Crane
Saline Village
Union
D. T. Boughton
Grace Maltman
M. D. Henry
D.T. Baughton
Alice Barnes
Emily Kerr
S. B. Ormsby
Martin Rork
Louisa Cobb
Amy Brooks
Martin. Rork
Anna Rork
Julia Talcott
Mary Upton
M. V. Rork
Saline High names basketball coaches and assigns grades
Athletic director Jack Hayes announces the 1953 54 basketball coaching system at Saline High School. Howard M Hill will lead the varsity with prior junior varsity and junior high experience. Jack Hayes takes charge of junior varsity, and Douglas Race coaches seventh and eighth graders. Hill also handles fifth and sixth grade sessions Saturday mornings.
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Jack Hayes
Hayes
Howard M. Hill
Hill
Saline
Cleary
Michigan State Normal
Saline High
University of Michigan
Douglas Race
Race
The
U High
Howard Hill
Thursday 9 O Clock Doubles Bowled by Local Club
A brief list notes doubles bowled by R Gillen Z Bersuder M Lange J Wilson T Burkhart D Finkbeiner and J Kirk. Team standings show Saline Variety leading, Bridgewater Tavern and Lambarth's Ramblers among others with varied scores and percentages.
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R. Gillen
Bersuder
Lange
J. Wilson
T. Burkhart
D. Finkbeiner
J. Kirk
Bridgewater
Lambarth’s Ramblers
A & M Chev
Saline High School opens cage practice with 18 candidates
Coach Howard Hill begins basketball tryouts at Saline High School with 18 prospects, six lettermen returning Feldkamp Miller Wiedmayer Raus Steiner, Larson. The group includes 12 juniors and transfers from Hill's program, tall to short, led by Feldkamp at 6 ft 4 in and a mix of guards centers and forwards. Hill aims to form a varsity around six regulars while testing reserves from the junior squad. The meeting followed by a Webster Grange pot luck luncheon.
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Howard Hill
Saline High School
Earl Feldkamp
Gerald A. Miller
Wally Larson
Dick Wiedmayer
Ed Raus
Chuck Steiner
Saline
Glenn Hagen
Gerald R. Miller
Earl Culliton
al Gross
Jim Ford
Taylor Jacobsen
al Rentschler
Dick Hoeft
Si Woods
Jack Steiner
Wayne Luckhardt
Gil Hayes
Wayne
Hayes
G. A. Miller
Wayne Lauckhardt
G. R. Miller
Hill
Larson
Feldkamp
Widmayer
Raus
Hoeft
G. R. Mtiller
Woods
Rentschler
Culliton
Bazaar and Supper at Saline Methodist Church
A bazaar opens Friday at 2 30 p m with tea in the afternoon. A cafeteria dinner runs from 5 to 7 30 p m. The Saline Methodist Church invites everyone to attend and enjoy the event.
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Methodist Church
the Saline Methodist Church
Mrs. Gross Now At Saline Savings Bank
Mrs. Waldo Gross is now employed at the Saline Savings Bank as a bookkeeper. She previously worked for Schmid's Grocery before joining the bank.
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Mrs. Gross
Saline Savings Bank
Waldo Gross
The
Gross
Schmid
Pomona Grange Holds November Meeting in Webster Hall
Pomona Grange for Washtenaw County held its regular November gathering at Webster Community Hall with Pomona Master William Hayes presiding. Reports from State Grange by William and Mrs Rowan plus comments by Mrs Erwin Frederick and Andrew Campbell framed a program focused on Highway Safety with films by Ypsilanti troopers Brown and Thayer.
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Washtenaw County
Pomona Grange
Webster Community Hall
William Hayes
Pomona
State Grange
William Rowan
Erwin Frederick
Andrew Campbell
State Home Economics
Louise Tritten
Fred Arend
Plymouth Grange
Kenneth Lund
Frederick
Brown and
Thayer
Ypsilanti Post
Funeral services for Homer P. Fish 81
Homer P. Fish 81 retired barber died at his home 508 E Main St Saturday night. Born Oct 12 1872 in York Two he married Selah Blythe Aug 5 1923 who survives. He worked 55 years in Saline and Manchester retiring 1946. Survived by daughter Eleanor Jacobu Ann Arbor and niece Frances Tooley Syracuse. Services Tuesday 2 pm Center Funeral Home burial Oak Grove Cemetery Rev Alvin Brazee. Burial under Saline Lodge 133 F and A M auspices.
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Homer P. Fish
Barber
E. Main St
York Two
Henry and
Sarah Cook Fish
Selah Blythe
Saline
Manchester
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Saline Lodge No.133
EF. & AM
Eleanor Jacobu
Ann Arbor
Frances Tooley
Syracuse
New York
The
Center Funeral
Oak Grove Cemetery
Alvin Brazee
Saline Lodge No. 133
Village Official Fish Dies After Long Service
Arrangements were by the Center Funeral Home. Mr. Fish served as Village treasurer and on the village council for many years and at the time of his death was Village assessor.
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Center Funeral Home
Fish
Universal girls post high score in weekly bowling league
Universal tallies 2148 for high team series and J Osterhout posts 491 for high three game series. Other 425+ efforts include H Graf 454 D England 429 D Jeppesen 426 and B Cruse 425. Jeppesen Cruse and P Jordan score turkeys. multiple players log doubles. No bowling next week November 25.
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Universal Girls
Polar Bear
Wolfin- Robison
Hergey’s
Standard Oil
Saline Hotel
J. Osterhout
H. Graf
D. England
D. Jeppesen
B. Cruse
P. Jordan
L. Bowen
A. Feuerbacher
B. Armbruster
D. Robison
J. Bowen
H. Cook
W. Thomas
J. England
Il Polar Bear
Bergey’s
Wolfin-Robison
Evenes
Jane’ Bowen
Sec'y
Michigan Child Study Club Holds State Convention
The thirty-third annual Conven tion of the Michigan Child Study Association met at Alma on November 4 and 5. About 400 delegates and guests attended while 6,500 members statewide belonged to the organization. The motto is To Mak Michigan a place where every Child has a Chance. The convention theme was The Family Looks at Today's World with a call to examine ourselves as parents, schools, churches, and communities to see what we should be doing.
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Michigan Child Study Association
Alma
Michigan
Farmers Want Hot Water Too Here Are Estimates on Requirement
Farm households and dairies can gain reliable hot water via a 220-volt pressure system with an electric heater. A family of four uses about 1 200 gallons monthly. 80 cow dairies average 900 gallons for milking and cleaning. Hot water helps udder cleaning and milking efficiency.
Family study convention urges love stabilizes troubled homes
The Saline Child Study Club members attended Alma College led sessions on keeping families united. Speakers Rev William H Malden and Mrs Esther Vreeland urged love faith and religion as stabilizers. A panel of foreign students and Dr Katherine Greene emphasized unity and shared values for world peace.
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Alma College
William H. Malden
Detroit
Esther Vreeland
Flint
Vreeland
Greece
Iran
Nigeria
Katherine Greene
Wayne County
Washtenaw Co
Saline Child Study Club
Henry Karrer
George Burg
Paul Woods
George Wood
Tony Schild
Edward Laudon
Arthur Hagen
Four Hornet Cagers Of Last Year Will Be Missed
Four tall Hornet basketball players from last season graduate and will be missed in the coming campaign. Dick Miller played forward and guard, Douglas Aferring filled center and forward roles, Jim Cook was the regular center, and Ron Finkbeiner played forward.
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Hornet
Dick Miller
Douglas
Sfring
Jim Cook
Ron Finkbeiner
Freshmen Arrivals at Michigan Universities
Miller and Elfring begin their college careers as freshmen at the University of Michigan while Cook starts at Michigan State. Finkbeiner studies at Michigan State Normal College, marking a blend of new enrollees across the state.
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Miller and Elfring
University of Michigan
Cook
Michigan State
Finkbeiner
Michigan State Normal College
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G. L. Paros
John Payne
Jan Sterling
Coleen Gray Lyle Betger
Ako
Girc
Anthal Revo
Ge Rosemce
Seeguni von
Jean Parker
S.H.S
Webster Grange
Sun
Phyllis Thamter
Goths Honeggers
Ies
Hs Pattie
Prairie Farme
Qhio Fares
Pasiatia Farmne
Honeggers
Atlas Milling Co
Clinton
Pomona Grange News
Wed
Nite Bowling League
Michigan Child Study Club
IRA Miller Farm
Electrification Bureau
J. L. Hudson Company
U.S
Roy Sand
Belleville Rd
Clinton Jonesville
Coldwater
Sturgis Southbend
Chicago
Ypsilanti
Detroit Clevelant
Dayton
Cincinnati
Tampa Miams
U. Sreyhou
Giltrows
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