Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Saline Observer in Saline, Michigan

We have 4,308,783 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1958

Page

1

Kiwanis Full First Run Movie Schedule At Saline High

Kiwanis announce a fall schedule of first run features at Saline High School all Saturdays at 7 30 pm with cinemascope screenings and Disney cartoons. The program opens October 25 with Mr Roberts and Of Rice and Hen cartoons and continues through January with Bear Country The Littlest Outlaw and more. Admission is 50 cents adults 30 cents students 20 cents children concessions by Explorer Scouts.

Wild Explorer Scouts Disney Cartoon Baker Street Don Donald Cimmaron Pass Elmer Elephant Walt Disney Cinemascope Pat Boone Shirley Jones Word of Mouse” Cartoon

Cut & Curl Beauty Salon Moves to New Still Building

The Cut and Curl Beauty Salon, owned by Mrs. Vivian Kluwe, announces relocation to the Still building with a grand opening on Saturday Oct 18 from 9 am to 9 pm. The salon opens in its new quarters Monday Oct 20 with persimmon nutmeg brown and white decor and five booths. Doors prizes include a diamond Benrus wrist watch. refreshments served. Operators include Doris Flickinger, Doris Cammet, Jeannine Irelan.

Cut & Curl Vivian Kluwe Saline Kluwe Doris Flickinger Doris Cammet Jeannine Irelan

Korean Vets Must Start School Within 3 Years

Public Law 550 rules require Korean War veterans to begin a training course within 36 months of discharge to receive educational benefits. Lloyd H. Jameson of the Detroit VA Regional Office warned that delaying beyond three years would forfeit aid, despite earlier liberalizations affecting resumption of training.

Lloyd H. Jameson Veterans’ Administration Detroit Jameson

Vic Cronk Appointed Farm Director At WOIA

Vic Cronk of Adrian is named Farm Director for radio station WOIA. He will broadcast weekdays at 6 30 a m and 12 30 p m. Cronk is known for guiding Lenawee County 4 H judging teams and earned an Animal Husbandry degree from Michigan State University in 1951. He judges livestock shows across Michigan and Ohio and serves as secretary of the South eastern Michigan Angus Breeders Association.

Vic Cronk Adrian WOIA Cronk Lenawee County Michigan State University Vic Michigan Ohio Saline Chelsea Morenci Southeastern

Elementary School Student Council Holds Election

The Bete Elementary School held officer elections at its first Student Representatives meeting. Elected: Katy Esch president, Susan Guenther vice president, Jerry Austin secretary, Kim Johnson treasurer. Sixth graders and fifth graders named as representatives. fourth and third grade reps listed.

Bete Katy Esch Susan Guenther Jerry Austin Kim Johnson Dennis Condit Barbara Houghton Carol Jedele Bob Tefft Dean Losee Jerry Austin Teresa Jedele Hal ~ Losey Kay Kellogg Kim Johnson David Niethammer Lynn Armbruster Mike Carpenter Peggy Hill Anita Larson Billy Welch Janice Austin Jack Starling Jane Bredernitz Robbie Bassett Shari Tull Douglas Margie Quick

C of C Merchants Harvest Festival Days Start Friday

The Chamber of Commerce merchants host the Harvest Festival Days sale starting Friday and continuing Saturday to showcase new fall merchandise at bargain prices. Participants include Northern Roark Erwin Schmid Bob Harrison and other Chamber members aiming to make it the biggest event of the year.

Northern -Roarck Erwin Schmid Bob Harrison of _ Commerce

Boy Scouts Deliver CD Handbooks to Homes in Area

About 1900 scouts and explorers from the Portage Trails Council conducted a large Good Turn Saturday delivering the Federal Civil Defense Handbook for Emergencies to every home in the area. The distribution involved 135 Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops and Explorer posts with Jack Elzay as chairman guiding area coordinators and centers. The handbook outlines five safety steps covering home shelter storm and hurricane prep, first aid, warning signals, Conelrad, fallout protection and community planning.

Portage Trails Council Jack Elzay Boy Scouts of America

Youth Group Scrap Drive Planned by St. Paul’s Church

The Youth Fellowship of St. Paul’s Church announces a paper and scrap metal drive this Saturday Oct 18 as part of Christ Work Day. About twenty youths will collect materials to raise charity funds from 8 am to 2 pm. Residents should bundle papers and scrap and leave them on the curb after calling Miss Donna Dechert at HA 97388 to arrange pickup.

Youth Fellowship of St. Paul’s Church Donna Dechert

Legion Masquerade Dance Set at Legion Hall

Saline American Legion plans a masquerade dance at Legion Hall on Mills Road and Michigan on Thursday night October 23 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Kinney Awards Orchestra will perform. All Legion members and guests invited. Post commander Harvey Kluwe notes about 140 paid members with potential 250 to 300 in Saline area.

The Saline American Legion Legion Hall Mills Road Michigan Harvey Kluwe Legion Saline Saline Area

Fully paid Switzerland trip contest for Scouts

Joe A. Juncker announces a contest offering a fully paid round trip air fare and two weeks in Switzerland next July for a Scout essay of 100 words or less. Six runners up receive Swiss-made watches. entries due postmarked by midnight November 15 to Boys’ Life Switzerland Contest in New Brunswick New Jersey.

Switzerland Joe A. Juncker Portage Trails Council Boy Scouts of America United States New Brunswick N. J

Pittsfield BPW Club Plans Pancake Supper for Leader Dog

The Pittsfield Township Business and Professional Women's Club announces a pancake supper to benefit the Leader Dog. The Kitchen Fund event runs from 5 30 p m next Tuesday October 21 at Moose Hall 390 Maple Rd. It is sponsored by the Pittsfield BPW Club Health and Safety Workshop.

Moose Hall Maple Rd The

Williams To Visit County Saturday Tour schedule announced for Gov G Mennen Williams

Gov. G. Mennen Williams plans a county visit Saturday with a four to six oclock reception at Ann Arbor High Sector. He will attend events in Ypsilanti at 7 p.m. and speak at 7 15 p.m. at St Johns Baptist Church. Reverend F Robinson will preside and Councilman John Burton will introduce him. Williams will greet Superior township residents at 8 15 p.m. and lead a torchlight parade ending at Ypsilanti Township Hall.

Ypsilanti Democratic Michigan Ave St. John’s Baptist Church Monroe St Williams Superior Township Prospect and Cherry Hill Rds Ypsilanti Township

Saline Scouts at Campboree Portage Lake This Weekend

The Saline Boy Scout troop will participate in the fall Campboree at Portage Lake. The three day event starts with 5 PM Friday setup and registration. Saturday features a busy schedule from 6 30 AM to 10 PM with contests relays and knot work. Three inspections determine points toward a Presidential award. A pony express relay is set for Sunday morning, with church services and awards closing the campout at noon.

The Saline Boy Scout Portage Lake

German Students Guest Speakers at Westminster Fellowship

At Sunday evening's Westminster Fellowship meeting at Federated Church two German exchange students will be guest speakers. Carol Geddes will read devotions. A report of the recent District Workshop will be presented by participants. Refreshments will be served by Sheri and Retenea.

Westminster Fellowship Federated ‘Church Carol Geddes

Kickoff Dinner Launches Crusade For Record Goal

The Saline area Community Chest inaugurated the 1958-59 drive with a Kickoff Dinner at the Saline Hotel. Jack Mitchell spoke on the budget prepared by a board committee as Wilson Scott leads the drive toward a record $7,931 goal with 25 percent kept locally. The drive funds summer baseball, Scouts, libraries, and regional agencies including the Red Cross which reports 71 pints donated last year. Volunteers canvass the area as the One Donation goal is emphasized with no administrative costs for Saline.

Greater Saline Area Saline Hotel Wilson Scott Scott Hallowe'en Party United Fund Portage Trails Boy Scout Council Huron Valley Girl Scout Council Salvation Army Washtenaw County Crippled’ Children’s Fund THE American Red Cross Red Cross Saline Area Community Chest Board Chest Land Saline

Organic Farm and Garden Club to Meet Oct 20

The Washtenaw County Organic Farm and Garden Club will meet at 7 45 p m Monday Oct 20 in Ann Arbor High School A report will be given by Mr and Mrs William McCarty of Palfyra on their visit to Walnut Acres organic farm at Penn s Creek Pa Reporter Maude M Thomas is on emergency duty at the home of brother Herbert O Miller and will be out of town indefinitely Details of the program from J B Cook 1604 W Liberty St Ann Arbor

Washtenaw County Organic Farm and Garden Club Ann Arbor High School William McCarty Palfyra Walnut Acres Organic Farm Penn's Creek Maude M. Thomas Herbert O. Miller

Kiwanians Induct Two New Members At Anniversary Dinner

Saline Kiwanis Club marked its first anniversary October 6 at Martys Restaurant as Lieutenant-Governor John Alley of South Lyon inducted Meredith Bixby and Norm Hodges. The club, now 27 members, celebrated with a Birthday cake donated by Walker's Bakery and cut by C. E. Dildine. Ed Bartly of Ann Arbor Eastern Kiwanis congratulated the group.

John Alley South Lyon Saline Kiwanis Club Marty’s Meredith Bixby Norm Hodges Walker's Bakery C. E. Dildine Ann Arbor Eastern Kiwanis Club Ed Bartly Kiwanians

Missionary Board Chair Visits Owosso and Lansing

Rev. H. L. Engel chaired a Missionary Board meeting in Owosso last week and then spoke in Lansing at a Michigan gathering. The report he delivered highlighted church outreach and regional missions during the trip.

H. L. Engel Missionary Board Owosso Lansing

Saline Extension Club Plans Evening Meeting

The Saline Extension Club will meet at 7 30 tonight at 226 S Ann Arbor Road home of Mrs Glenn Gordon The hair care lesson will be presented by Mrs Frils The meeting was moved from Mrs Leland Graf’s home due to scheduling

Saline Extension Club Glenn Gordon S. Ann Arbor Road Harry Frils Leland Graf

Value Festival Days sale set by Chamber merchants

The Chamber of Commerce merchants announce a Value Festival Days sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday. The event features local shops offering discounts and promotions to shoppers in the community.

Youth Rally Square Dance at Ralph's Barn

The 4-H Club Boots and Saddles will sponsor a square dance at Ralph's Barn, 2635 West Delhi Road, starting 7 30 Saturday night October 18. St Andrew's Church hosts a family style roast beef dinner at 5 pm Thursday October 23 with homemade rolls and pies.

THE Boots and Saddles 4-H Club Ralph’s Barn West Delhi Road St. Andrew's Church

Cub Scout Pack Night at Elementary School

Cub Scout Pack Night at the Elementary School scheduled for 7 30 PM Wednesday October 22. James Beal named Cub Master to preside. Boys aged eight and older may join by applying at the meeting.

James Beal Ion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kiwanis Stars and Stripes Saline High School League of Decency Parents Magazine Lauren Wild Mr.: .Roberts Henry Fonda Cut & Curl Beauty Salon Benrus Saline Hornets Clinton Carl Anderson Clinton State Police Clinton American Legion Post Rex Martin Joseph C.of C Merchants ‘Values Festival Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts Kinney Bawards Orchestra World Brotherhood American Society For Friendship With Boys Life All Boys Scouts Pittsfield BPW Club Rev. F. Robinson John Burton Pony Express Jack Mitchell Ypsilanti State Hospital Universal. Die Casting Co Yerger Organic Farm & Garden Club City News Scout Pack
Search Courier

Search the Saline Observer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Saline Observer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication