School News Highlights Classroom Activities and Changes
Kindergarteners print names while students discuss gourds and plan crafts. First graders start an Indian project. second graders study habits with Habit Helps and Habit Harms. Third and fourth grades enroll 44, Ellen Creech moved. Fifth sixth grade substitutes. patrol captains named. Geography reports and Brazil maps. Gifts given to Mrs Hotzel in hospital. Eighth grade housed in Miss Carruthers room. seventh grade crowded. Interviews and speeches shaped by Miss Carrothers. Art classes twice weekly led by Miss Hornine.
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Ellen Creech
Clinton
Colleen Gross
Merritt Martin
Mary
Alwin Wahl
Dorothy Stimpson
Hutzel
Jimmy Rogers
Calvin Kern
Earl Moehn
Patricia Murphy
David Levieit
Barbara Sinkule
Brazil
Community Fair At Home Ec Club Sponsored By FFA
Home Ec Club and FFA join to sponsor a Community Fair October 15 and 16 with Wanda Koebbs Beverly Thomas Euelah Underhill on the organizing committee. Dewis Smith and Louise Teaver assist Miss Horning on the flower exhibit as Marian Bredernitz. Omah Bernard Irmagene Blair supervise the lunch counter with three boys. Journalism Club says the school paper will debut October 3. Typing students practice keyboard and number positions. Mrs Niehaus' algebra classes compete for a daily quiz record. winning group to be treated by the teacher.
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Home Ee Club
FFA
Wanda Koebbs
K Beverly Thomas
Euelah Underhill
Committen
Dewis Smith
Louise Teaver
Miss Horning
Marian Bredernitz
Omah Bernard
Irmagene Blair
Smeths
Crane Juice
Niehaus
Amateur Show at FFA Fair Appeals to All Students
All students through eighth grade will join the amateur show at the FFA Fair on Friday night October 16. An elimination contest will be held earlier after students submit acts. Miss Hornine and Miss Dahlgren lead the effort aiming for songs recitations dances dialogues piano pieces and other talents. The Sleeping Beauty operetta by Robinson will be dramatized in costume by fifth and sixth grades at the fair.
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Hornine
FFA Plans Community Fair To Support War Efforts
The FFA group sets October 15 and 16 for the annual fair under the theme What We are Doing to Help Win the War. Profits go to bonds and stamps with amateur contest prizes raised to 1.50 for first, 7c for second, 51c for third, and 25c for fourth and fifth. Rural school exhibits prizes are 2.00, 1.75, and 1.50 for first through third, while other schools receive 1.00 for worthwhile exhibits.
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FFA
Colleges Report Limited Tuberculosis Screening
A fragment notes tuberculosis remains a leading cause of death among men and women in colleges, but only about one third report any organized screening program in the United States.
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America
Michigan limits duck season to 70 days with extended hours
The Michigan conservation commission adopts federal waterfowl regulations for a 70 day season from September 26 to December 4 with sunrise to sunset hunting. Daily limits allow one wood duck two Canada geese and up to three redheads or buffleheads. A fee request to shorten blind spacing at Houghton Lake was rejected.
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Roscomme
State Conservation Commission
Michigan
Houghton Lake Boat Livery
Commission
Houghton Lake
Canada
Callinnle Echantine
Tunine Farm Bureau Installs Officers at Two Meetings
At the Sept. 8 Ann Arbor gathering officers were installed: Albert Gall president Saline Katrene Boyce vice president Stockbridge Phyllis Glass treasurer Ann Arbor Wilma Weber publicity Saline Dorothy Forshee program Ann Arbor Amy Fee Dexter Gertrude Flick Ann Arbor Audrey Gilbert Gregory secretary and recreational chair Dexter and Gregory. A Sept. 22 session saw installation of Camp Chairman Amy Fee Dexter and Mary Lesser Dexter as part of the State Junior Farm Bureau Leadership Training at Waldenwood August 23.
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Ann Arbor
Albert Gall
Saline
Katrene Boyce
Stockbridge
Phyllis Glass
Wilma Weber
Dorothy Forshee
Amy Fee
Dexter
Gertrude Flick
Audrey Gilbert
Gregory
State Junior Farm Bureau
Waldenwood
Mary Lesser
Lillian Hass
Robert Gilbert
Farm Bureau drives Bushel of Wheat Bond for Juniors
The Junior Farm Bureau continues its Bushel of Wheat per Farmer bond drive as members near a 500 dollar goal. Senior Farm Bureau has donated 65 dollars and county farm businesses give gifts ranging from five to fifteen dollars including Washtenaw County Farm Bureau Store Saline Mercantile Ann Arbor Implement Montgomery Ward R L Savery Ypsilanti Farm Bureau Dexter Co op E G Mann Sons Bridgewater. Farmers can donate a bushel of wheat or money by contacting a Junior Farm Bureau member or Raymond McCalla at 407 N Fifth Ave Ann Arbor.
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Junior Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Saline Mercantile
Ann Arbor
Montgomery Ward
R. L. Savery
Ypsilanti Farm
Methodist Worship and Rally Day at Local Church
The Methodist church holds World Wide Communion Sunday at 16 a m with the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. An organ prelude and choir music precede 11 15 church school Rally Day and a Promotion service. Arthur Wilson leads a social hour for the youth at 5 30 p m Irmogene Blair presides. The Dependable division meets Tuesday Oct 6 and the Third division meets Wednesday afternoon.
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Arthur Wilson
Irmogene Blair
Federated Church Sunday Schedule and Rally Day
The Federated Church invites all to World Wide Communion at 10 with a short pastor’s talk. Sunday school at 11 15 and Bible study classes for all ages. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 followed by youth service. Evening service at 7 45. Wednesday Ladies Aid meeting and officer election at the church. Prayer meeting at 8 pm. Choir practice Thursday 7 30. Rally Day next Sunday October 2 with officer elections.
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Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Aid
Marsomare
War relief clothing drives span globe aided by Christian Science groups
Christian Science War Relief committees worldwide prepare tens of thousands of warm garments and bedding for war sufferers. In Britain 312 almoners distribute from five depots, with shipments including 40 cases to Russia. The Boston HQ asks for socks and sweaters, while relief is coordinated with the Red Cross and British War Relief Society. Local knitters are urged to contribute outfits such as wool sweaters under vests and boys shorts, ages six to 16, with a contact number 264R2.
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Christian Science War Relief Committees
Great Britain
Christian Science
British Isles
Scotland
Wales
England
Russia
Singapore
South Africa
Christian Science War Relief Committee
Southern Rhodesia
Armed Services
United States
Boston
Britain
Red Cross
British War’ Relief , Society
Webber Barnard Nuptials Tie Two in California Move
Lucille Catherine Webber and Sergeant Edwin J. Barnard wed Tuesday August 18 at 4:30 p.m. in the home of Charles Meyhart 3143 Etttrick street. Dr. Russell Thraupp officiated with Lucille Webber daughter of Alfred Webber of Ann Arbor Michigan and Edwin Barnard son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnard of Ann Arbor Michigan. Matron of honor Mrs. Charles Meyhart wore violet chiffon. best man was Charles Meyhart. A wedding dinner for six followed and the couple plan to live in Salinas California.
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Lucille Catherine Webber
Edwin J. Barnard
Charles Meyhart
Etttrick Street
Russell Thraupp
Lucille
Alfred Webber
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Sergeant Barnard
Robert Barnard
Salinas
Calif
Los Angeles Times
Fenn-Bruder Wedding At Ma con Methodist Church
Miss Shirley Fenn became the bride of Private Chalmer Bruder in a semi military ceremony at the Ma con Methodist Church. The couple plan to reside in Granada Colorado where Bruder is stationed at a Japanese internment camp guard post. One hundred seventy five guests attended from multiple nearby towns and states.
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Fenn-Bruder
Ma~con
Shirley Fenn
David Fenn
Belleville
Chalmer Bruder
Granada
Colo
Bert Bruder
Tecumseh
Real Simons
Flat Rock
Clambell Kerr
Holloway
Dawn House
Macon
Virginia Hubbard
Miss Kerr
Lohengrin
Thelma Bruder
Ypsilanti
Bet
John Hendershot
Delmar
Clifford Bruder
Earl Aiken
Milan
Hamilton Moore
Bruder
Ann Arbor
Brooklyn
Adrian
Detroit
Indiana
Llinois
Colorado
Retailers urged to boost War Savings Bonds sales during war
Michigan retailers were urged to continue voluntary sale of War Savings Stamps and Bonds despite possible legislation. Paul Proud of Washtenaw County stressed store employees must invite customers to invest, highlighting three reasons: fund military needs, curb inflation, and prepaid postwar needs with interest benefits.
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Michigan
America
Paul Proud
Washtenaw County
Uncle Sam
Adrian Fair Attendees and Local Visits Highlight Week
Hammond District residents report attendance at the Adrian fair on Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Gilbert dined with Mrs. Harold Holcomb and others. Several families journeyed to Detroit and Saline for visits, and a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Cole was celebrated in Ann Arbor, with former residents noted.
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Edd Sneary
Adrian Fair
Pearl Gilbert
Harold Holcomb
Kenneth.Gordon and
Mair
Detroit
Oakley Eberle
Mabel Needham
Anna Clark
Saline
Louis Feldman
Dearborn
E. O. Stimpson
Mabel Need
Richards and relatives attend events around Jackson and Belleville
Mrs Fleury works in Detroit. A G and Paul Richards visited in Jackson Sunday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards visited Leslie Bailey Sunday. Mrs Fluery and Mrs Exelby attended Clarence Riggs funeral in Belleville. Mrs Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor called Tuesday on several Richards households.
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Fleury
Detroit
A. G
Paul Richards
Jackson
D. G. Richards
Leslie Bailey
Fluery
Exelby
Clarence Riggs
Belleville
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
A. G Richards
Advertisers Target Saline Shoppers With Weekend Deals
The Observer highlights grocery specials in Saline stores and promotes广告 columns as a cost effective way to reach many readers. The note urges reading weekly ads for savings and mentions a strategy of contacting many people to illustrate cheaper advertising options.
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Observer
the Observer
Social Roundup and Visits Across Michigan Towns
A long chain of visits and calls spans Kalamazoo Detroit Onsted Ypsilanti Nashville and other towns. Notable names include Ralph Camburn Verna Crittenden Leva Gillespie Verne Crittenden and several local families sharing meals visits and weekend gatherings. The note closes with a remark that wines absorb less rapidly than distilled liquors.
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Miss Hornine
HAW Economics
F. F. A. Fair
Tunine Farm Bureau
Tnstang ‘Officers
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Fred A. Lendrum
Federated Church
William H. Bach
Probste
Salime Observer
Salvage
Hammond District
Judd
Ralph Camburn
Kalamazoo
Fred Werbach
L. W Collier
Clare Rhoades
Herbert Ayers
Onsted
Frank Harper
Maybee
Joseph Sheward
Verna Crittenden
Paul Swensen
Marjorie Morgan
P. K. Mor
J. J. Thayer
Battle Creek
Co. O. Baily
Leva Gillespie
State Normal College
Verle Sandh
New Boston
Herbert Gilmore
Minnie Sarvey
Walter Craig
Marline
Guy Collins
Dale Clark
Wampler’s Lake
John Ladd
Mable Lyon
J. M. Williams
Nashville
Tenn
Zella Nichols
Phyllis Yeager
Jackson, and
Corp
George Nichols
Waco
Texas
Almon Rutler
Clarence Ernst
McLeansboro
Jacob Ernsti
Hinsboro
David Bush
H. F. Moore
Howard LaFever
Mary Harper
Dunkirk
Ind
Gerald Carey
EB. W. Payne
Will Alexander
Marion Spitler
Clyde Springsteen
Flint
Clarence
Camp Granada
Ft. Custer
Ash Reynolds
Chicago
Glenn Reynolds
Gibson City
Til
Richard Harper
Northville
Aks
Av Darling
Harry F. Kelly
Harry Kelly
Grand Rapids Herald
Kelly
Detroit News
Fremont Times
Port Huron Times Herald
BAY City Times
Hub George
Detroit Free Press
Harry
Couny
F. Kelly
Wibm
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