Saline General Hospital seeks modern facilities and growth
An editorial urges a community drive to replace Saline General Hospital with a modern facility. It notes tripled surgical work and record maternity cases, outlines building shortcomings, and explains the separate roles of the Saline General Hospital Inc and the Saline Community Hospital Association. It calls clubs and groups to fund new equipment now for transfer to a future hospital.
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Saline General Hospital
Basil Badour
Saline General Hospital, Inc
Saline Community Hospital Association
Perhas
Community Hospital Association
Harold Miller
Gordon J. Prout
Leo Jensen
Art. Heininger
Francis Lockwood
Carl A. Curtiss
James Little
Saline Heights
Miller
Hospital Association
St Pauls Youth Deliberates On Legalizing Lotteries
St Pauls Youth Fellowship discusses whether lotteries should be legalized. Donna Wahl argues for legality citing revenue and morality limits, while Allen Rentschler counters gambling risks and erosion of honest work. William Mullendore and Reverend Alvin Siemsen offer opposing views as Washtenaw County leads lottery push with Saline district concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
St. Paul’s Youth Fellowship
Marlene Hisemann
Donna Wahl
Allen Rentschler
William Mullendore
Ann Arbor News
Mullendore
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul’s Church
Washtenaw County
Saline Names Mrs. Paul Reed March of Dimes Chairman
Mrs. Paul Reed of 209 Russell St Saline was named chairman of the Saline March of Dimes Drive for 1955 She attended the 3rd annual pre campaign training conference at Kellogg Center East Lansing with Mrs Carl Rehberg Washtenaw County Chapter chair and Mrs Frederick N McOmber Ann Arbor City Chapter chair
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Paul Reed
Russell St
Saline
Saline March of Dimes
Kellogg Center
East Lansing
National Foundation For
St Pauls Youth Plan Christ's Work Day Drive
Members of St Pauls Youth Fellowship will observe Christ s Work Day Saturday October 23 by sponsoring a waste paper drive in the city. Proceeds fund missionary work home and abroad. Last year the group earned over 35 dollars. Those with paper may call Mrs Alfred Schmid at Saline 319 between 11 am and 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Youth Fellowship
Alfred Schmid
Circle II Meeting of Federated Women
Circle IX of the Federated Ladies Aid Society will meet Wednesday afternoon October 20 at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. Maurice Henderson on North Ann Arbor Street. Mrs. Paul Kinneter is chairman. Election is on the agenda for this month’s business.
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Federated Ladies Aid Society
Maurice Henderson
Ann Arbor Street
Paul Kinneter
Seek To Organize Ground Observer Post Meeting
A special meeting is set for Friday night October 15 at the American Legion Home to organize a Ground Observer Corps post. Air Force Representative Ale William Loades will explain operations. volunteers aged 16 plus are urged to join and report aircraft movements to filter centers. Local posts exist in Washtenaw County at Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Dexter and Chelsea.
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American Legion
Ale William Loades
Air Force
Grand Rapids
Saline
Larry Deede
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Dexter
Chelsea
Legionaires to Sponsor 1955 AL Weeks Membership Drive
Local American Legion Post 322 in Saline announces an intensive 1955 membership drive from October 20 to November 11 named AL Weeks. National Commander Seaborn Collins backs the push to beat 1954's 107 members and enroll 3,000,000 nationwide during the 23 day drive ending on Veterans Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaborn P. Collins
Harvey Kluwe
American Legion
Wm. B
Ktuwe
Fun Club To Meet At Home Of Reva Robison
The Fun Club plans to meet at Mrs. Reva Robison's home on Wednesday evening October 20. They will dress dolls for Mr. Warnhoff who portrays Santa Claus in Ann Arbor and make jewelry at the same gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Robison
Reva Robinson
Warnhoff
Santa Claus
Ann Arbor
Babies Born Hours Apart at St Josephs Hospital
Sisters Mrs Robert Harrison and Mrs Robert Dieterle welcomed a boy and a girl by Caesarean section Monday at St Josephs Hospital in Ann Arbor. Both mothers and infants are reported in good condition and sharing a hospital room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harrison
Robert Dieterle
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Ann Arbor
Petitions In For City Council and Justice of the Peace
A Tuesday council meeting saw petitions filed for city council seats and a justice of the peace. For one year terms are Owen Hoeft Robbie Leonard and Milton Hartman, for two year terms J C Little Carl Carr Henry Leutheuser Frank Deede and Gerald Coe, with John Bucks listed for justice of the peace. Bob Leonard withdrew after filing due to time concerns. Voters will decide at the November 2 1954 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hoeft
Robbie Leonard
Milton Hartman
J. C. Little
Carl Carr
Henry Leutheuser
Frank Deede
Gerald Coe
Justice of the Peace
John Buck
Bob Leonard
Water bill payoff and ballot deadline notice
Notice urges unpaid water customers to settle accounts before new rates take effect and records that October 30 is the final day for absentee ballots for the General Election.
Jaycees Start Flag Campaign Tonight in Saline
Saline Jaycees launch a nationwide Americanism drive with a door to door flag sale. A 3 by 5 flag set with wooden pole costs 3.00 and features a ball top and mounting bracket. The program aims to raise awareness of citizens' rights and duties and to display more flags on holidays after 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Jaycees
JCC
Jaycees
James Beal
Saline
Water Mains Flushed Friday Weather Permitting
City notes water mains will be flushed Friday if weather allows. J Muir city clerk issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Muir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sharon Starling
Susan Adair
Bob Klueter
Hammond District
St. Paul’s Youth
Hammond
Saline Area
Saline District
Mrs
March of Dimes
St. Paul’s
OF Federated Women
Legionaires
Council
Guide Hospital’s Progress
Geraldine Uphaus
Cora Dikson
Geraldine Badour
Hilda Wacker
Saline Hospital
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