Saline Grade School Dedication Ceremony Highlights
The Saline Area Elementary School dedication featured music by the elementary band and glee club, with remarks by Dr. Willard Olsen and Superintendent Jensen. Officials announced the new school name, outlined student council roles, and showcased a community tea and flag presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Area
Morris Fry
Henry McKenzie
Federated Church
Jensen
Harold Miller
Boar of Education
Board of Education
Randall Coates
Julius Cobb
Schicols
Miller
Walter T. Anicka
Ann Arbor
Willard Olsen
College of Michigan
Dean Olsen
Saline
Alvin Seimsen
St.Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Leo Jensen
Robert Merchant
Marian Barclay
Charles Jaquith
Luther Dicks
Gerald Coe
Raissell Richards
Hazel Cook
Harold Armbruster
American Legion Auxiliary
Kathrine Gall
Boy Scouts
Saline Teachers Attend MEA Conference in Ann Arbor
Saline teachers from Saline High Terriers and elementary schools join over 3,000 educators from Jackson Washtenaw Lenawee and Monroe counties for the Michigan Education Association regional conference in Ann Arbor October 17 18. Speakers include Kenneth McFarland on Lamp Lighters John English MEA president on Our Obligation to Our Profession Clair L Taylor state superintendent on State Reorganization Ralph Sawyer and Henry Gomberg on Peace time Uses of Atomic Energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High
Junion Heil
Jackson
Washtenaw
Lenawee
Monroe
Michigan Education Asociation
Ann Arbor
Kenneth McFarland
John English
MEA
Clair L. Taylor
Ralph Sawyer
Horace H. Rackman
Unversity of
Michigan
Henry J. Gomberg
Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project
Mrs Marjorie M Green Wins In National Contest
Mrs Marjorie M Green of 102 E McKay Sr has won an automatic dishwasher in Hotpoints 2000 A Golden Anniversary national contest Deede Radio Electric local dealer said official judges in Chicago selected her as best dealer prize entry from that area The contest honors 50 years of progress in pushbutton electric living and others prizes include furnished homes kitchens and major appliances
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Marjorie M. Green
E. McKay Sr
Deede Radio & Electric
Chicago
Green
United States
Hanwahi
Lawrence Deede
Legion Sets Halloween Dance October 29 at Post 322
Wil lam B. Lutz Post 322 American Legion meets October 6 with nine members. a dance committee led by Savith Dick Brososky to plan dances for the season and assign Pat Philbin's orchestra for the Halloween dance on October 29. Membership drive begins October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam B. Lutz
American Legion
Savith Dick Brososky
Jack Graf
Doug Hoeft
Milton Hartman
Keith Brososky
Pat Philbin
Saginany Ott
Milton Finkbeiner
Legion
Saline High Band Joins Massive National Event
Saline High School band of 49 members under director Art Katter joan will join 182 high schools in a massive massed band day at the University of Michigan. About 11 500 band members are expected for the Michigan Northwestern game half time show. Calumet High School will travel the farthest with 70 members led by Anton Peshek.
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Saline
Art Katterjoan
University of Michigan
Michigan
Calumet High School
Anton Peshek
Saline Bands Set Half Time Shows at Friday Football Game
The Saline Junior High and Senior High bands will perform half time shows Friday night with the Junior High performing the TV Show segment and the Senior High the Whats My Line. Bellaire band members heading to Ann Arbor for a mas sed band assembly will join Saline for Lincoln game. Youth Band meets Sunday at 2:30 in the Saline High School band room. parents and friends are invited. Art Kaiterjohn directs the school band groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Bellaire
Ann Arbor
Saline High School
Art Kaiterjohn
Kiddies Pictures For Publication At Saline Hotel
United Studios of Elkhart Indiana will photograph children for a free Kiddies Kalendar feature in The Saline Observer. Friday October 21 from 1 PM to 8 PM at the Saline Hotel offers no obligation, no subscription, and no purchase requirement for parents to have portraits taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
United Studios
Elkhart
The
United Studies
Nalendarth
Saline Hotel
Women's Guild of St Pauls Meets to Discuss Indian History
The Women’s Guild of St Paul’s Church met October 4 in the church Fellowship Room. Mrs Alvin Siemsen led devotional time with a panel on American Indian issues and injustices since white settlement. The business session, led by Mrs Charles Kern, reported on a Community Fair booth profits to fund church kitchen renovations. A World Service clothing drive will be held at the November meeting.
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Women’s Guild of
St. Paul’s Church
Amelia
Busness
Charles Kern
Christian Soil Service Department
Notice Special Attention Fall Election Vacancies
There are two council vacancies for two year terms. Petitions available at City Office must be signed by fifty Registered Electors and filed with the City Clerk no later than October 13, 1955.
Water bill deadline set for October fifteenth
Water customers must pay all bills by Saturday October 15 to avoid penalties. City treasurer El J Muir urges prompt payment to maintain service and avoid late charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL J. Muir
Rotary Chicken Dinners Aid Crippled Fund
Saline Rotary club served chicken dinners and box lunches at the High School during the Ann Arbor games. Over 400 dinners sold for the first game last Saturday. The club invites Saline residents and fans to attend on route to games to boost funds for Crippled Children's aid. The next game is set for Saturday October 15 when Ann Arbor plays Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Junior High Unveils Flag From Student Design
Seventh to ninth graders entered a flag design contest at Saline Community Fair with Diane Van Nest’s entry chosen as best. The blue taftta field with gold lettering and a gold Wasps insignia will fly at assemblies and parades led by the U S flag, a dream fulfilled through community effort and sewing work by mothers and daughters under Night School guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Utitiet Eich
Alvs
Elizabeth Kuebner
Ler Gaughnner Ann
Dorothay Wiebusch
Kathleen
U.S
Pat “Morse
Kathleen Nass
Alberta Rogers
Bernice McCoy
Charles Jaquith
Subdivisions Planned Near Saline With 7000 Building Lots
The Saline area is set to see a surge in new subdivisions as interests purchase acreage bordering the village and within it. About 7000 building lots are planned for public sale alongside upscale homesites. An official announcement on the project is anticipated.
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Saline
Ladies Aid Circle TI Holds October Meeting
The Circle TI of the Ladies Aid Society Federated Church met last Friday at Miss Mary Morden's home for a Bible study on Hebrews and a program titled Christian Family Living. The group normally meets the first Tuesday at 2 p m. An October session was held Oct 12 at Mrs Silas Nord s home with social committee members Mrs Paul Kluter and Mrs Lewis Ernst, devotions by Mrs Geddes, and a program by Mrs Harold Brown on The Children of Our Town. Officers were elected during the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle TI
Ladies Aid Society
Federated Church
Mary Morden
Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church
Silas Nord
Paul Kluter
Lewis Ernst
Saline Schools Plan UNICEF Trick or Treat Event
Saline schools outline UNICEF Trick or Treat for Halloween plans. Junior high and elementary groups organize committees with students Bill Austin Nancy Finkbeiner Leon Pesbrough Carol Wright David Kempf Phyllis Remmean Lanny Robbins and Sandiland Bowen chairing. Mrs Marion Benish and Mrs Una Dicks co chairing. UNICEF events set for October 31 at Elementary and High Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicef
America
Bill Austin
Nancy Finkbeiner
Leon Pesbrough
Carol Wright
David Kempf
Phyllis Remnean
Lanny Robbins
Sandiland Bowen
Marion Benish
Una Dicks
Saline Child Study Club
Ed. Laukon
Lynn Burdick
Elementary School Menu Week
Monday Welders and Aglis Rice Pudding with Chop Suey and Fruit. Tuesday Bread and Butter, Vegetable Milk, Carrot Sticks. Wednesday Escalloped Potatoes with Meat, Bread and Butter, Pudding, Spanish Rice. Thursday Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, Ice Cream.
Last Jury Serves in Old Court House Before Move
Gathered around Judge James R Breakey Jr s desk the May Petit Jury fulfills duties October 1 marking the last jury to serve in the old county court house. A new jury will serve in the old courtroom until the move to the new facilities on October 18 making this group the first in the new building as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Court House
Frances Walker
Julia A. Schrock
Ruth C. Leck
Ora E. Clark
Ethel M. Slittiler
Virginia R. Fox
Elizabeth R. Dunhau
James R. Breakey, Jr
Old County Court House
Ruth
Breakey
Luella Smith
Walch
Cour
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Ine
Gary Finkbeiner
Larry Klump
Teasurer
Kathy Reed
Bonnijean Steiner
Mary Elizabeth James
Mike Hughes
Bruce Uphaus
Laura Belleau
Ted Graban
Mary Sue Gordon
Ethel Hedrick
Eernwhite School
Arthur Katterjohn
Harry Ray
St. John’s Church
Bridewater
Barry Ray
Bridgewater
Saline Elementary
Rotary ‘Chicken Dinners Aid
Crippled Fund
Junior High
Ladies Aid Group
United Nations Children’s Fund
Erwin Klager
Elizabeth Stack
Elone Eckstein
Laura Naylor
Atwood R. McAndrew
Elmer J. Weinberg
Fred C. Hinderer
Otto Jelde
Mary Fredrickson
Alice Farmer
Larena Caster
Winifred I. Wagner
Paulins C. Nowak
Hilda E. Braun
Hazel M. Day
Clara Carr
Mae K. Rane
Myrth Fishbeck
Dorothy Morrow
Bennett I. Roret
James H. Dettling
Homer Pepper
Meta K. Evans
E. Fern Jensen
Marie B. Scheuer
Emma Huber
Laura Staeb
Rachel Hickman
Stanley Ozmininski
Mary G. South
Guy Lechlumer
Judson Roberts
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