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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
3
A. J. Phillips urges citizens to register and vote, arguing that low turnout harms democracy. He emphasizes informed voting, civic education, and the role of schools and teachers in shaping future citizens and responsible voters. The piece frames voting as a duty tied to national ideals and effective governance.
Fashion writers predict a fall shift toward longer hair with growing-out stages. Susan Douglas and Betty Winkler advise practical fixes like short clean cuts, hairpieces, and pinning wisps into waves. NBC’s Teri Keane suggests simple flattering hats to conceal ends and suit coloring.
The Saline Observer publishes weekly in Saline Washtenaw County Michigan. The statement lists publisher M B Gallagher Sr and Jr editor and business manager M B Gallagher Sr Jr owners Gallagher and Gallagher with Citizens Bank as a security holder. The average copies per issue distribution is stated for paid subscribers.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders hearing on Lulu Luckhardt petition to grant administration of Ernest Luckhardt estate to Lulu or another suitable person. Hearing set for October 26, 1950 at ten in the forenoon at the Probate Office, with public notice by weekly publication for three weeks in Saline Observer. Jay H. Payne, Judge. William R. Stare, Register.
ASD Mr. and Mrs. John Schild hosted the Huron Valley Sign Association at their home Thursday evening. President Francis Hotzel presided and Secretary Milt Kemnitz read his remarks.
Nomination of officers for the coming October election was discussed. Clara Baker Wilda Craige and Doris Everett, guests at Margaret Miles birthday celebration, are all employees of the Michigan Associated Telephone Co. Miles received a cake and gift.
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