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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1953

Page

4

Saline Hornets upset Chelsea to close season 20 13

Saline Hornets coached by Jack Hayes defeat Chelsea 20 to 13 in the season finale. Si Woods paced the offense with an 89 yard score and Chuck Steiner added two rushing TDs as Saline overpowered Chelsea’s varied formations. The win secures Saline’s second victory of the season and ends with four seniors taking their final field sprints.

Jack Hayes Chelsea Hayes Si Woods Woods al Gross Hornet Gerry A. Miller Chuck Steiner Steiner Miller Lincoln Doug Race Li Woods Saline Tom Simpson Earl Feldkamp Visiing Bulldogs Bud Ringe Bob Bertke Bertke Hornets Gross Bulldog Ringe Don Proctor G. A. Miller Ron Finch Dick Wiedmayer Wiedmayer Dundee Huron Il Pet Rawadange Wolt Pet Roosevelt Milan High Lincoln Flat Rock

Saline marching band closes season with Lincoln game show

The Saline Marching Band and Drum Corps gave their final appearance of the season at Lincoln Saline’s Friday football game on October 3, 1953, featuring five transportation themed formations and songs. The Cadet Band also performed, with pre game ceremonies and a first appearance of the year. The senior band plans its first concert on December 9, 1958.

Saline Lincoln Saline Air Force Lincoln High Hornets Hallowe’en

British bride takes oath as U S citizen in New Jersey

A federal judge swore in a British bride as a United States citizen in New Jersey. The exchange included a quip about joining the nation and the bride praising American food as her favorite aspect of the country.

United States of America New Jersey

Charles E Alber 84 longtime Saline public works chief dies

Charles E Alber 84 of 215 Monroe Street former Saline city superintendent of public works died Wednesday morning November 11 after an extended illness at Saline General Hospital. He was born February 13 1869 in Northfield township and lived in Washtenaw County most of his life. He married Lydia Schill in 1892 and then Elizabeth Dell in 1936 both preceded him. survived by two daughters a son a sister four grandchildren and one great grandson. Funeral services were held at St Pauls Church in Saline with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.

Charles E. Alber Monroe St Saline City Saline General Hospital Mr. Alber Northfield Township Fred Rina Alber Washtenaw County Saline Lydia Schill Elizabeth Dell Alber St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Edwin Warner Gordeen Anthony Calvin E. Alber Indianapolis Ind Walter Seeley Lansing St. Paul’s Church Alvin Siemsen Oakwood Cemetery

Trinity Ladies Aid Annual Meeting Names Officers

The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the Marion home for its annual meeting. Officers elected include President Joan Kohler and Vice President Karl Theurer, with other posts and committees named. Members will send boxes to armed forces and donations were sent to Children's Friend Society Bay City Deaf Mute Institute Detroit Old Folks Home Monroe. The next meeting is December 2 at the new parsonage 108 EH McKay St. Members are to bring gifts for the Children's Friend Society.

Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Carl Reuben Marion Joan Kohler Karl Theurer Herman Mamaron Karl Bedernitz Eliwyn Guenther Albert Bredernitz Walter Graf Wm. Burkhardt Mary Seegar Albert Hoeft Eugene Heusel Francis Lockwood Bliss Curtis Children’s Friend Society Bay City Deaf-Mute Institute Detroit Old Folks Home Monroe Ladies Aid New Parsonage EH. McKay St

Indian Origin Idaho Name Meaning Light in Mountains

The phrase states that Idaho derives from Indian words edah hoe meaning light or the mountains, indicating a geographic name origin tied to illumination and upland scenery.

Idaho Edah Hoe

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