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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1958

Page

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Saline City Briefs Report Misguided Shooting and Thefts

A dog was shot at 7 40 Wednesday morning near Saline with unknown origin and address and suspected rabies or a fit noted by police. Two local minors faced Juvenile Court for shoplifting with probation or parental actions ordered. A Volkswagen driven by Clem B Meyers caught fire east of Saline on E Michigan Ave, damaged by ignition fumes. Two bathtubs and plumbing fixtures valued at 60 dollars each were stolen from a house on Mark Hannah Court Friday night.

Clem B. Meyers Bentler Detroit Saline E. Michigan Ave Mark Hannah

Fire damages trailer home. man injured in Saline blaze

A Saline trailer home was destroyed by fire shortly after 2 a.m. Sunday. Paul Kuebler, 62, suffered burns to his arm face and right hand when flames engulfed the trailer after an overheated oil stove was moved outside. He was treated at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Damage estimated over $1,000.

Freedom Two Paul Kuebler Harold Armbruster Kuebler Armbruster

Saline Legion to Host New Year Gala and Dances

The Saline American Legion Post plans a New Year Eve gala at the Legion Hall on Mills Road and Michigan Avenue with tickets to go on sale soon. A sauerkraut dinner is set for 5 30 p m Thursday December 4 followed by the post meeting. The Christmas Dance featuring Kenny Volz orchestra will be held December 13 with Legion members and guests invited.

Saline American Legion Legion Hall Mills Rd Michigan Ave Harvey Kluwe Kenny Volz Legion Kluwe

Haarer Named to American Hereford Association

Clarence Gerald Haarer of 9630 Saline Milan Rd has been named to Membership in the American Hereford Association. The association lists 159 breeders added in October and maintains active accounts for over 80 000 breeders nationwide. The last fiscal year saw 453 632 purebred calves and the seventh highest annual recordings, 223 000 above other major beef breeds combined.

Clarence Gerald Haarer Saline-Milan Rd Hereford Association

Farmers Week at Michigan State University

Farmers' Week will be held February 2 to 6 at Michigan State University in East Lansing.

Michigan State University East Lansing

Saline Post Office Moves to New Quarters

The Saline Post Office moved to new quarters in a recently completed building. The facility measures 24 feet by 110 feet with about 2,750 square feet of floor space. Leon Pulinski, US Postal Equipment Technician, arrived to supervise installation of equipment including 582 rock ertlboxes and rural routes. Also noted is routine handling of large shipments of live goldfish several days a week.

Saline Uday Ann Arbo Leon Pulinski

Community Chest Drive Reaches 80 Percent of Goal

The Saline area community chest drive totals $6,458.61 this morning, about 80 percent of the $7,931 goal. Miss Luella Lambarth, treasurer, expects gifts from merchants to push the fund over the top. Wilson Scott again heads the drive, with 25 percent of the goal locally allocated this year.

Greater Saline Area Luella Lambarth Wilson Scott

Saline FFA Boys Head to 59th International Live Stock Exposition

About 35 Saline FFA members, guided by Alton Ealy, will attend the 59th International Live Stock Exposition and Horse Show in Chicago. The event runs Nov 28 to Dec 6 at the International Amphitheater and Chicago Stock Yards, with over 10 000 animals from 30 states and Canada competing for 100 000 dollars in prizes. The Saline group departs Dec 4 and returns Dec 6 after a six day trip.

Saline F.F.A Chicago Alton Ealy F.F.A International Amphitheater Chicago Stock Yards States Canada Saline Ealy

Woman's Club Meeting At Mrs Finkbeiner Hostess

Mrs Reuben Finkbeiner hosted the Sa line Women's Club meeting last Tuesday afternoon. Veterans Day observances included a recessional reading, flag salute, and sing along with America the Beautiful. Mrs Harold Gray reported on current events and Boris Pasternak’s treatment in Russia.

Reuben '.Finkbeiner Saline Women’s Club Robert Starling Kipling Club Dale Mayfield Harold Gray Boris Pasternak Russia

Nimrods Go After Deer Near Vanderbilt

A Saline group of hunters left Thursday for a week long hunting trip near Vanderbilt. Included are Alvin Armbruster Lorrin Jedele William Diable Ed Heininger Art Moehn and Gary Armbruster. Art Moehn and Gary Armbruster each brought home a six point buck weighing 125 and 145 pounds respectively.

Saline’s Vanderbilt Alvin’ Armbruster Lorrin Jedele William Diable Ed Heininger Art Moehn Lye: Weidmayer Arthur Arm Gary” ‘Armbrust Will Moehn Gary Armbruster Art

Recount Set For Dec 3 In City Council Race

A recount of the November 4 City Council election will be held Thursday December 3 by the city board of canvassers who also serve as the council. Tight margins separated three of five candidates, with Jackson Bennett leading 386 votes, Charles Kern 383 and James C Little 380. Incumbents Frank Deede and Henry Leutheuser held commanding majorities. Deede totaled 569 votes while Leutheuser reached 411 with ward breakdowns noted.

City Board of City Council Jackson Bennett Charles Kern James C. Little Frank "Deede Henry Leytheuser Deede Leutheuser

Trinity Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers

Mrs. Herman Mamarow is elected president of the Trinity Ladies Aid Society with Mrs. Clara Bredernitz as vice president, Mrs. Alwin Burk hart secretary, and Mrs. Erwin Hewes treasurer. Committee appointments include flowers birthdays cards Red Cross altar duties and related roles.

Herman Mamarow Trinity Ladies Aid Society Clara Bredernitz Alwin Burkhart Erwin Hewes Edna Burkhart William Wackenhtt Mary Seegar John Kohler Allfred Hack Edward Sawall Alwin Burkhardt Carl -Marion Red Cross Reuben Marion Albert Hoeft

Senior Class Play Set For Thursday Friday Nights

The Class of 1959 presents Clementine at the High School gym on Nov 20 and 21 1958. Mary Kelley and Gerald Kelley lead a large cast under Mildred Haswell’s direction. Aims to entertain with drama and light comedy as students showcase four weeks of hard work.

Anne Martine William Davidson Mildred Haswell Bertha Kelley Gerhard Borne Abe Francis Visel Pretty Ann MacNeil Clem Feupella Women's Voters” League Enjjoy

Michigan Turkey Festival Show At Lansing Civic Center

The Michigan Turkey Festival showcases the state's turkey industry with live and dressed turkey shows and a program addressing industry problems. It runs December 2 to 4 at the Lansing Civic Center.

Michigan Lansing Civic Center

University of Scouting Explorer Leader Program Opens

The first session of the Explorer Scout Training program will be held at Dixboro Methodist Church from 1 30 to 9 p m Saturday Nov 22 announced W Hartley Pierson district Boy Scout executive Training for adult Explorer leaders Cub Scout Boy Scout commissioners and district operations will also be provided The kickoff at the Pottage Trails Council Ann Arbor night introduced the Explorer program and Pierson noted a film being shown to service clubs and schools to promote groups of Explorer Scout troops

Scout Explorer Dixboro Methodist Church W. Hartley Pierson University of Louting Pierson Pottage Trails Council Ann * Arbor

Friendship Class To Meet Today At Mrs Rogers Home

The Friendship Class of Federated Church School meets this afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Floyd Rogers 708 West Michigan Avenue. Mrs Alger Allison the class president will lead the Bible study program, moved up a week to avoid the Thanksgiving period.

Féderated’ Church School Floyd Rogers West Michigan Avenue Alger ‘Allison

Yale Seal Sale Starts Washtenaw County 1958 Drive

Washtenaw county starts its 1958 Christmas Seal fund drive with 53 000 letters sent to residents to raise funds for the Washtenaw County Tuberculosis Association. The sale finances education casefinding and X-ray programs and supports research and patient rehabilitation efforts. The association aims to raise funds for 1959 operations, with a rough need of 32000 dollars.

Washtenaw County

Electronics officials set Dairy Herd records in central office

Electronic communications indicate the Dairy Herd Improvement Association is handling TM records at a central office. The fragment suggests formal processing of official dairy data through a designated hub.

Dairy Herd Improvement Association

Saline Youth Wins All-Expense Trip to Washington

Edward Korte, son of Fred Korte of 504 East Henry Street, earned a Free Press carrier honor for diligent service. He led a group of Saline boys on a whirlwind Washington trip by train, visiting the Capitol, Treasury, Smithsonian, Mt. Vernon, and Arlington, ending with a return ride home.

Edward Korte Fred Kortes East Henry Street Detroit Free Press Edward Saline Washington, D.C John Youngs Michigan Central Detroit Blue Ridge Allegheny Mountains Potomac River Capitol Building Capitol Ambassador Hotel Treasury Dept., Printing and Engraving Justice Dept Washington Monument Smithsonian Institute St. Louis Lincoln's Log Cabin Birthplace Lincoln Memorial Ford Theatre Lincoln John Wilkes Booth Alexandria Mt. Vernon Arlington George Washington Pentagon U.s.army Michigan Central Depot Everett Korte

Scotch pine leads Michigan Christmas tree shift

Michigan foresters at Michigan State University report the annual output of Christmas trees is about 1 140 000. A rapid shift from wild balsam fir and spruce to plantation trees, predominantly Scotch pine, is taking place.

Michigan Michigan State University

Farmers Vote on Corn and Feed Program Plans

Michigan farmers face a November 25 vote on government aid and the long debated corn and feed program. The piece notes a history of subsidies since 1938, rising costs, and calls for abolition of controls with poetry reflecting public wariness about who benefits from subsidies.

Michigan Detroit

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City News Briefs C. Gerald Haarer A.H.A Arthur O'Neill Woman’s Club Alice Clementine Jodie Hunt John Wilson Mary Kelley Gerald Kelley Hank Pete Tubby Danon Liston Gary Peck Lanny Robbins Jane Ann Carol Wright Cathy Yours Truly Sandilarid, Bowen Turkey Festival University OF Scouting Yale Association Washtenaw- County the Association Washington Myrtle Observer Washington, D Tegal
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