Local Bowling Standouts and Historic Saline Notes
The week highlights high scores from Shirley Armbruster and Omah Bernard with multiple 200s and a string of turkey achievements. Team standings and individual averages are listed for Rockets, Atomics, Blairettes, Slick Chicks, and Salinettes, with notable names such as Peg Steiner, Doris Daniels, and Joyce Hertler. The item also recaps long-ago Saline history including postmaster George Burkhardt and early football feats from 1893 to 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Armbruster
Omah Bernard
Peg Steiner
Marg Bredernitz
Carol Uphaus
Kay Gallagher
Det Stimpson
Jaclyne Mitchell
Hilda Larvee
Betty Hieber
Marion Gillespie
Marilyn Schafer
Helen Haarer
Dot Stimpson
Delores Cekau
Marian Gillespie
Anne McCormick
Omak
Bernard
Esther Heininger
Rockets
Atomics
Blairettes
Slick
Shirley Burnett
Helen Welch
Marion Feldkamp
Jean Hartman
Janie Way
Peg Hunt
Leona Bickel
Selma Swanson
Lois Conger
Dorothy Meister
Deloris Spicer
Leona Hichele
Bridgewater Rollers
Pinnetts
Jolly Wive
Ramblers
Speks
Alley Cats
Jolly Five
Hazel Richardson
Ruth Miller
Helen Bredernitz
Delores Spicer
Olga
Lambarth
Thelma
Burkhardt
Mable Haarer
Louella Dell
Lois Feldkamp
Joyce Burmeister
Sylvia Feldkamp
Janet Armbuster
Arlene Bersuder
Jeanie Hartman
Agnes Burkkardt
Edith Ormsby
Shirley Stevenson
Bridgewater Rasdlers
Julia Arnes
Ima Betz
Zita Bersuder
Dorothy Betz
Peg Jordan
Peg
Martha
Cornelia
Laura Steiner
Rena Hunt
Carol Rentschier
Doris Daniels
Joyce Hertler
Joyce
Greenhorns
Strikettes
Cornelia Hall
yGreenhorns
Bombardiers
Keglers
Lucky Strikes
Maybees
Hazel Cook
Wiltrude Esman
Grace Steile
Virginia Gross
Esther Gross
Carol” Rentschler
Marcella Brackney
Mable Boettger
Wilma Wahl
Mae Harms
Bernice Armbuster
May Wright
Martha Lindenschmidt
First Beet Sugar Factory at Alvarado Pioneers U S Beet Industry
E H Dyer established beet sugar in the United States with a successful factory at Alvarado California. Opened in 1870, the plant took years to profit but by 1879 it became profitable and is regarded as the first successful U S beet sugar factory still operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dyer
United States
Dyer
Alvarado
Calif
The Hard-Boils Favor Aid to Spain Amid War Talk
A wartime column argues Americans shift from supporting Franco to backing Spain as Europe teeters on Soviet control. It warns of a Russian takeover of Western Europe and the risk to the hemisphere, urging strong landings in Europe to defeat Stalin. The piece then shifts to define National Park ideals and the purpose of preserving unimpaired natural areas as national treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Franco
Stalin
Frence
Jo-Jo
Dog Face Boy
Italy
Russia
France
Europe
England
Spain
Saline Local Biographies and Hometown Events 1892 1897
A compilation of Saline community notes covering 1892 to 1897. Mentions include Myrtie Bordine starting at the post office in April 1892, Charles Miller buying the F Carden house for 950 dollars, March 24 1892 relocations, D A Bennett as N Y Central station agent, medical operations on Mrs Sail, Sager Hall’s mother, G C Townsend as postmaster in 1893, Daisy Humphrey setting type at The Saline Observer, Wairbanks grocery opening, and multiple civic developments such as fire engine rules and church appointments. Additional items note a 1894 artificial ice machine invention by J M Reuse, poultry shipment by O M Kelsey in March 1824, and Saline Observer moves in 1897 along with post office relocation in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Bordine
Charles Miller
F. Carden
W. McKay Street
W. H. Cruse
Xall
Alfred Daniels
Stony Creek
D. A. Bennett
N. Y. Central Railway
G. C. Townsend
Daisy Humphrey
Saline Observer
Wairbanks
C.M. Webbs
Wallace Block
Dr. Sheeder
Herman Graf
William Acton
Founery
D. Q. Barry
Baptist Church
Thomas Leith
Saline
Presbyterian Church
Nichols Drug Store
Gillen
Davenport
Proper Exterior Material Choices For Home Builders
Builders outline three key questions for exterior materials: fire resistance maintenance and how well the look fits neighborhood tradition. Masonry leads in fire-resistant options with brick stone and concrete, while all-wood homes use clapboard or shingles over studs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winnie Gies
Marge Bredernitz
George Burkhardt
George Schmid
Union
Infantry
Bert Derindinger
Ed Schairer
Morris Shaw
Charles Watson
J. F. Webb
Ann Arbor
Lend
Watson
Fitzgerald
Barnard
R. Gillen
Max Fittzgerald
C. Leith
HW. Schroen
Prof. Austin
Saline High School
Clinton
J. A. Alber
Saline Hotel
John Barnaré
Ypsilanti
Old Maude
Colorado
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cleveland
Paul
Bennett
Homer
Cornell University
Eckets
Oxford
Federal Reserve System
Mediterranean
Western
North Africa
National Park Ideals
Congress
Yellowstone
Cairo
Ivory Palace
Jackson Road
NING
National Fire Protection Association
United Heating & Supply Office
Packard