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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1946

Page

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Editorial Suggestion No. 2 amendment seeks local sales tax share

The Saline area editorial urges voters to pass Constitutional Amendment No. 2 on November 5. It argues one cent of the three cent sales tax should stay local, to aid cities townsships and schools, criticizing Lansing’s reach and praising local control and saving measures.

Bureau of Governmental Research Detroit John Q Michigan Saline Saline Township Lansing

Wedded In Macon Chapel Bride Helen Lambarth Marries Dr James Moser

Helen Lambarth daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lambarth married Dr James Moser of Bloomfield Indiana at Martha Mary Chapel Macon on Saturday October 12 19xx The ceremony featured seven branch candelabra bronze and gold chrysanthemums and music from Lohengrin Ave Maria and Träume Re Weale services were read by Rev Arnold Lambarth The couple plans to live in Bloomfield Indiana with a Canada departure after the reception at the Saline Hotel The bride attended Michigan State Normal Ypsilanti and Michigan State College East Lansing and is a dietician. the groom a Rochester High School and Michigan State College graduate The wedding drew guests from Rochester Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Mooreville Milan and Bloomfield

Martha Mary Macon Helen Lambarth Samuel Lambarth James Moser Bloomfield Indiana Edward Moser Rochester Arnold Lambarth Hampshire Illinois Joan Moser Doris Jedele Ypsilanti Phyllis Nelson East Lansing Miss Jedele Nelson Paul Lambarth Saline Glen Moser Robert Lambarth Saline Hotel Harold Miller Francis Lockwood Alice Klumpp Mildred Lambarth William Stierle Helen Jim Herman Klumpp Edward Luckhardt Mary Rogers Henry Leutheuser Moser Saline High Michigan State Normal Michigan State College University Hospital Columbus Grady Hospital Atlanta Rochester High School Ann Arbor Mooreville Milan Ind Gary Bauer Grover Burgan

Hallowe'en Masquerade by Saline American Legion

American Legion Post 322 of Saline hosts a public Hallowe en masquerade dance on October 31 with modern and old time dancing. Ralph Bowen reports a good orchestra, refreshments by the Legion Auxiliary, Halloween decor, and a prize for the best costume. Everyone is invited to attend.

American Legion Post 322 Saline Ralph Bowen Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Legionaires

Saline Township Votes On Liquor By The Glass

Saline township voters will decide a special referendum at the general fall election on November 5 to permit liquor by the glass. The measure asks residents to approve or reject sales within the township.

Saline Township

Saline Community Fair closes with strong youth and citizen turnout

The Future Farmers of America celebrate a successful Saline Fair remarking on high quality exhibits and wide community cooperation. Members praise farmers and merchants for their effort while urging continued participation for next year. Continued on Page 8.

F.F.A Saline Saline Community Commun

Rotary Club Hears Righty Sixth Address

Saline Rotary Club members at the Saline Hotel heard the 86th address by Dick Norton secretary of the Detroit Rotary Club on Rotary service and ethical practice. Norton urged fellows to apply club preachments to business and personal life, saying total achievements would uplift the social order. Alfred Schmid presented the speaker as program chairman.

Saline Rotary Club Saline Hotel Dick Norton Detroit Rotary Club Norton Alfred Schmid Woman’s Club Saline T. J. Irelan Home of Today Webb Harwood Charles Osgood Frank Campbell Merritt Martin Dup Janet Todd New York City Rudolph Hertler Osgood

Blue Diamond Storehouse Expansion Near Bridgewater

Blue Diamond Produce Co with Hoyt G. Wilson as president completes a cement block building 30 by 60 feet east of Bridgewater for potato storage. The facility will hold about 8 000 bushels, with an estimated annual crop of 5 000 bushels.

Blue Diamond Produce Co Hoyt G. Wilson Bridgewater

City Registry Reaches 610 Voters with 200 Remaining

City Manager Glenn Hart reported 610 residents had registered, with 200 more needed for full registration. This total represents 75 percent of eligible voters registered at that time.

Glenn Hart

Soybrands Inc Takes Over Ford Plant

Soybrands Inc has taken over the Ford plant here and put it in operation. Dan Levleit serves as president of the new corporation.

Soybrands, Inc FORD Dan Levleit

Audrey Armbruster to Wed Eugene Feuerbacher

Mr and Mrs Leslie Armbruster announce the engagement of their daughter Audrey to Eugene Feuerbacher son of Mr and Mrs Edward Feuerbacher of Saline. No date set. Audrey is a senior at Ann Arbor High. Feuerbacher is a Saline High graduate, Navy veteran, and now employed at Central Specialty Co Ypsilanti.

Leslie Armbruster Elmwood St Ann Arbor Audrey Eugene Feuerbacher Edward Feuerbacher Saline Miss Armbruster Ann Arbor High School Saline High School Navy Central Specialty Co Ypsilanti

By Any Other Name a Sweet Hustler Tribute

The column praises Donald Wiedman for his hard work at the Community Fair while noting a nom de plume Don Wiedmayer as a mythical character symbolizing boundless energy humor and effort. The reference notes a large wandering mirage of about 1000 miles related to the Fair activities.

Donald Wiedman Don Wiedmayer Don

Lodi Extension Talks About Kitchen Cupboards Plans Year

The Lodi Extension group held an all day meeting last Thursday at Mrs William Lindeman's Pleasant Lake Road home. Mrs Edwin Frederick and Mrs Robert Harrison led the discussion. Plans for the year were made and a Christmas lesson is set for November 14 at Mrs Harold Voice's Maple Road home.

Pittsfield Lodi Group Lodi Extension Group Wiliam Lindeman Pleasant Lake Rd Edwin Frederick Wagney Rd Robert Harrison Saline Rd Harold Voice Maple Road

Mrs Edna Robbins Wins Top Point Award at Community Fair

Mrs Edna Robbins topped 45 entries with 151 points to win the point award contest and the extra $4 prize. Florence Sheehan took second with 30 entries and 99 points, Lloyd Finkbeiner earned third with 19 entries and 77 points, and Mrs Bredernitz finished fourth with 16 entries and 76 points. Robbins won many firsts in the flower and home economics divisions, including 10 firsts.

Edna Robbins Florence Sheehan Lloyd Finkbeiner PLA Roland Bredernitz Bredernitz Luther Schaible

Washtenaw Junior Farm Bureau Banquet at Saline

Plans are set for the Washtenaw Junior Farm Bureau regional banquet and dance at Saline High School on Wednesday October 30 at 730 pm. Sugar A Guest Jr will speak. Tickets cost 2 dollars and are available from Junior Farm Bureau members or by calling Andrew Luckhardt. Ray Helber’s orchestra will play and a short floor show is planned.

Washtenaw Junior Farm Bureau Saline High School Sugar A. Guest, Jr Washtenaw Senior Farm Bureau Ray Helber Genevieve Richards Andrew Luckhardt Virginia Bassett Dorothy Brown Robert Gilbert Lillian Haas

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William R. Kelley Conecress PTPAG Mrs Hallowe’en Masquerade American Legion Plans Rotary Club Blue Diamond Storehouse Steve Filipino WPAG Jean Klumpp Alice Sheehan Saline Valley Farms Mary Lou Lee Sharon Larson Mrs. Robbins Fair Champ Edgar Guest
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