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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1940

Page

3

Washtenaw County draft board add new member and local social notes

C A Curtiss appointed to Washtenaw county draft board. Numerous social calls and visits noted across Ann Arbor Saline Dexter Ypsilanti and Detroit. Local events include church society meetings, a birthday tribute to Mrs Sarah Ann Warner, and Willkie appearance in Ann Arbor.

C. A. Curtiss Washtenaw County Harry Gillen Ann Arbor Bert Gillen Gottlob Hinderer Ernest Kochendorfer Hugh Keveling Alwin Burkhardt Alwin Gross Detroit

Scout Volunteers Prepare for Michigan Stadium Service Show

About 1000 Michigan Scout members and leaders will usher at the University football game this Saturday. Roughly half hail from Washtenaw and Livingston counties with a Saline group also attending. Southeast district troops including Milan Saline Willis and Whittaker plan their first inter-troop Court of Honor at Milan High on Oct 3 led by Arleigh Squire, T M Clay, and Oscar Smith. Washtenaw Livingston Council President Ernest Chapelle outlined emergency support plans at the Michigan Union Sept 24, promising Scouts aid to democracy and civic understanding through the effort.

Federated Aid Fredericka McBride Elbert Wittbracht Detroit Emanuel Rentschler Don Ford A. Hall Clark’s Lake J. Bert Travis The News At Gables Observer Walter Sneary Saline Tipton Flint Alwin Gross Frank Benwell Frank Michigan City Idiana Carl Moehn John Schleh Hillsdale William Henne Mary Henne Marwood Goetz Ann Arbor Louie Kuebler Fredericka Mann George Bohnett Lodi Fred Braun Bemis Road Esther Noble Elma Theurer Joseph Schaible Martin Schaible Agnes VanDuzer Margaret Toledo Ohio George Burkhart Don Burkhart Edwin Hering Julius Hering Shirley Edgar Royal Oak Hering Martin Levandowski Hicks Griffiths Rex Skinner B. J. Muir Alex MacAllister Ypsilanti Dexter California Betty Clay Petersburg Jeannette Clay University School of Nursing Couzen’s Hall H. Lee Granger Lillian Burgan Doris Everett Winifred Gall Goldie DeJong Independent Telephone Association Country Club Lakeland Ray Marti Lansing Harold Rouse Wiliam Gillen Bert Giljen Roy Witherspoon St. James’ Church Saline Township R. Schreiber Franklin Mich KF. Lawrenz von Rague Manchester Baptist Society of the Federated Church Charles Tower Bessie Collins W. D. Cook Ronald Tower William McTaggert Bruce Dodge Michigan Michigan Stadium Washtenaw Livingston Milan Willis Whittaker Milan High School Arleigh Squire Court of Honor T. M. Clay Oscar Smith Washtenaw-Livingston Council Michigan Union Ernest Chapelle America

American literature and myth in classes

In this excerpt students study colonial and American literature focusing on Washington Irving and James Fenimore Cooper, noting Irving as the originator of the short story and Cooper for the Leatherstocking Tales. The Latin II class covers Greek and Roman mythology including Hercules and the Twelve Labors, with grammar and Latin derivations reviewed.

Washington Irving Popkins Italy Irving James Fennimore Cooper Tantalus Philemon Baucis Hercules Juno Horystheus

Science in Daily Life and the Value of Common Sense

A reflection on science as a body of classified common sense and its role in modern civilization. It urges students to adopt reflective thinking and the scientific method, noting that chemistry students will contribute articles to show progress in developing a scientific attitude through practical applications.

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Saline Senior Class Sees Record Enrollment and New Officers

The Saline senior class has the largest enrollment ever with 60 students. Prin. Jewell leads as class advisor with Maurine Harwood as president, Ormond Jedele as vice president, Eileen Moehn as secretary, George Glowacki as treasurer, Miron Bredernitz as recorder. The class plans to extend its cap and gown contract and schedule a senior get together in the auditorium. California notes highlight its plant production for essential oils used in perfumes drugs and flavorings.

Prin. Jewell Maurine Harwood Ormond Jedele Eileen Moehn George Glowacki Miron Bredernitz

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