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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

7

Looking Back The Way We Came

Mr and Mrs Cecil Daven port visited Adrian friends last week. C H Bradley of Lansing stayed with daughter H E F Henne. Lawrence Rowsy Detroit spent weekend with George and Mrs Barr. Hilda Gross formed Milton at Michigan State College. Boettgers barber shop moved to Boettner building after 13 years. Bert Derendinger home from St Josephs Mercy hospital improved. Mrs Marion Schmid attended Detroit birthday party. Margare t Canfield Ela Miller Phoebe Badger Clawson Sunday with Thearer. George Needham judged county fair exhibits at Armada. Curtiss attended State Republican Convention Grand Rapids as delegate.

Cecil Davenport Adrian C. H. Bradley Lansing HE. F. Henne Lawrence Rowsey Detroit George W. Barr Hilda Gross Milton Michigan State College East Lansing Boettger Marion Schmid Margaret Canfield Ela Miller Phoebe Badger Clawson J. L Thearer George Needham Armada C. A. Curtiss Grand Rapids Our Washtenaw

Thirty Years Ago in Saline Local Notes

Thirtieth year memories recall Em and Gates building a house on North Ann Arbor Street once a small one story structure.Enrollment at Saline High School in October reaches 195. Mrs. Ella Gillen to Detroit to live with daughter Mrs. Harold Rouse. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graf of Saline township visit sister Mrs. Fred Lucishardt. Ladies’ Aid Society of M E church to meet October 13 at Mrs. C. R. Parsons. Mrs. Fred Ernst of Saline township dies after scarlet fever illness. interment at Oakwood cemetery. Survived by husband and two children. Mrs. Daniel F. Paul of Chicago visits relatives in Saline, then leaves for Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tower and children visit Frank Tower in Lodi. George Desbrough family and others visit Arthur Sally family.

Schuyler Mill Daniel Nissly Saline High School Ella Gillen Detroit Harold Rouse Charles Graf Saline Township Fred Lucishardt Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church C. R. Parsons Fred Ernst Oakwood Cemetery Daniel F. Paul Chicago D. Klueter Ohio Charles Tower Frank Tower Lodi George Desbrough Rachel Desbrough James Slater Arthur Sally

Legion Home Drive Presented as Living Memorial

The Saline American Legion outlines post World War II service projects including youth programs and support for veterans. A Legion Home is planned as a community center funded by donations and war bonds, with local leaders urging citizens to back the project as a tribute to returning soldiers and a living memorial to democracy's heroes.

Legion American Legion Sons of the American Legion National Legion Army Navy Air Corps Veterans’ Administration F.B.I Legion Post Michigan Legion Building Corporation Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Ben Uphaus Henry Ormsby Bidg. Corp Max Fosdick Conrad Burkhart Carl Moehn Post

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