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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1948

Page

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Saline Hornets Defeat Manchester 33 to 0 in Season Finale

Saline High School closes 1948 football with a 33 0 win over Manchester. Starters and seniors led the Hornets as Don Jaeger, Jack Burmeister and Don Steiner scored and Burke extra points added. The crowd watched as Saline controlled the second half with strong running and defense.

Saline High Manchester Ed Stark Hornets Ronnie Rentschier Don Jaeger Wayne Predmore John Dicks Bob Cook Wayne Clements Charles Gross Ray Schroeder Bornets Hive Jack Burmeister Charlie Gross Phange Stan Kemner Frankie Randall Scose Bill Cannon Wayne Troize Dick Krazyaniak Don Steiner Starkmen Jerry Gonser Sarene Frankie Randall Steiner Saline Wayne ‘Trolz Leo Lentz Dick Krazyzaniak

Orient Could Live On Our Waste War Chatty Soldier Says

Staff Sergeant Norman Hedger of Uncle Sam's Army in Japan arrived in Saline last Tuesday and will stay through the New Year. Hedger says people in the Orient could live off what Americans throw away near their back doors. He traveled by boat to Frisco and then flew to Chicago. Also advice to save tires and keep up war habits by switching tires and inspecting for cuts and breaks.

Norman Hedger Uncle Sam Japan Saline Hedger Orient Norm Frisco Chicago

Boettger Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Philo Boettger former Saline residents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Pinckney home on Sunday November 21 Relatives and friends from Saline Manchester Dexter Pinckney and Ann Arbor attended the event.

Philo Boettger Saline Pinckney Elvin Armbruster Christine Weissinger Glen Boettger Walter Boettger Ann Arbor Manchester Dexter and

Williams Seeks Interim School Committee Report

Lansing governor elect G. Mennen Williams, during a capital visit, endorsed the Citizens' Committee on School Legislation and urged an interim report by December 15 to shape his inaugural address. He hopes recommendations align with his education policy goals and plans to meet with Michigan State College President John A. Hannah and House Education leaders.

Lansing G. Mennen Williams Citizens’ Committee Sigler Williams

Ninteen Future Farmers Leave for Chicago Trip

A group of nineteen Future Farmers, including Charles Osgood, will travel by train Friday to Chicago for four days of tours and the International Live stock Show. They will visit museums, stock yards, packing plants, the International Stock Show, and the Night Horse Show, with stops at the Museum of Science and Industry, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium. They will stay at the YMCA hotel and return Tuesday night to Ann Arbor after excursions to the Farm Show, Board of Trade, and shopping centers.

Ninteen Chicago Museum of Science and Chemistry Board of Trade WLS Field’s Museum Shedd Aquarium Addler’s Planetarium Swift Packing Armour’s Packing International Marvester Tractor Plant Loop Ann Arbor YMCA Charles Osgood David Anderson Eldean Bauer Lloyd Bredernitz Bruce Arend Cecil Clowse John Feldkamp James Girbach George

What Jaycees Have Done 1948 49 Half Way Mark

The Junior Chamber of Commerce reports progress in the 1948 49 fiscal year with completed projects including a scrap donation drive, recruitment drive, an open forum for Saline business professionals, a holiday season project, and ticket sales for a 200 pound hog prize. Proceeds fund holiday decor materials and a purchase order has been issued for two public refuse containers at the town’s four corners.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Saline Theatre Santa Claus Jaycees Saline High School Lagies George’s Tavern Wayne Dale Goble Bob Morton Win Burkhardt the Legion Hall Legion Memorial Home Building Fund Michalkies Carlton Union St. Paul's Yeburch Trinity Luther Chamber of Commerce Thottans Legion Hall

Community groups assist in city improvements

In cooperation with the Rotary Club and the American Legion new city limit signs are in the making. An effort to improve town telephone services is supported by the Public Utilities Commission and the Michigan Associated Telephone. The J. C. C. organization thanks all who contributed and hopes for continued cooperation. Leroy Hughes.

Rotary Club American Legion Public Utilities Commission Michigan Associated Telephone Leroy Hughes

Last Rites For Prominent Saline Lady

Funeral services were held for Miss Vesta Mills 78 at Lockwood Funeral Home. A longtime Saline music teacher and community leader she died early Thursday at her West Michigan avenue home. Interment was in Oak Wood Cemetery. a Legion Memorial site was among her philanthropy. The Saline BP Men's Association will meet December 2 at Legion Hall.

Lockwood Vesta Mills West Michigan Avenue Pioneer Mills Henry McKenzie S. T. Dunk Imlay City Oakwood Cemetery Saline Woman’s Club Miss Mills Saline High School of Music University of Michigan William B. Lutz American Legion Ford Mill Pond Legion Memorial

Insufficient Funds and Overcrowding Suppress School Plans

Washtenaw county schools face funding and space shortages while planning officials discuss countywide reorganization. The Mills estate transfers ownership of the Mills home to the Saline American Legion, aiding memorial construction next to the planned site on West Michigan Avenue.

Juniors Donate 200 Dollars to Saline High Athletic Fund

The Saline High School junior class voted Monday to donate 200 dollars to the Athletic Field Fund. Coach Joe Colby handed the money to Clarence Cook, treasurer of the Athletic Fund, from proceeds of paper and scrap drives. Mrs Wanty and Mr Colby sponsor the Junior Class.

Saline High Schol Athletic Field Joe Colby Clarence Cook Athletic Fund Wanty Colby

Milan Doctor Honored for Community Service and Medical Skill

Milan’s Dr. John DeTar was named Michigan’s top general practitioner by the Michigan Medical Society. His 18 years in Milan include founding the Milan free library, organizing a boys club, helping found the Rotary Club, leading the recreational council, and serving about 4 000 patients. He now contemplates AMA Gold Medal consideration.

Michigan Medical Society John 3B DeTar Milan Michigan American Medical Association AMA

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Rte Predmore LE Lentz Gross LT Gehringer Scruggs Curtis Clements Merriman Cook Vogt M. Gonser Feathers Woods Trosz Randall Q Cannon Jaeger Krazyzaniak Treet Burmeister RE Kemner Hoeft Stierle Rentschler J. Gonser Moehn Leonard Duane Steiner Feldkamp Schroeder Lloyd Danny Buss Little Downing Haller Kendler Bowers Glen Hart Ypsilanti Ed Pulver Frank Schwall Dundee Ways and Means Committee Ralph A. Loveland Michigan National Guard Schneirle Gus Lindemann Dean Lindemann Clarence Kohler Neil Stierle John Predmore Dougla’s Hoeft David Marion Paul Woods James Levliet Raymond Schrodder Albert Hoeft Saline Business and Professional Men’s Association Miss ‘Mills Legion John B. Mellett Washtenaw County County Plannin Commission County School Board Michigan Union Planing Commission Gould Dorry Stack State Department of Public Instruction Eugene B. Elliot Michigan State Normal College East Ann Arbor Carpenter Begole Fritz Lincoln Consolidated Air Dexter Chelsea Sylvan Township Willow Village Ben VandenBelt County Board of Education John W. Hyde Planning Commission
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