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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1948

Page

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Open Forum on Church School Cooperation in Saline

Last Tuesday an open forum at Saline High School discussed how church and school can cooperate in character building. Attended by church staffs, the Saline Public School faculty, and the Board of Education, the meeting stressed shared goals and the need for home-making and family-life instruction.

Saline Highchool Caln Trinity Lutheran Methodist Federated St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Leo Jensen Ruth Wanty Esther Landwell

No on Two and Yes on Five Editorial

The editorial denounces the Perkins coroner verdict and police actions in Ann Arbor, condemning the pursuit by officers aided by civilians. It argues against violence and defends human life while urging voters to reject Proposal 2 and approve Proposal 5, aligning with educational groups for school funding and bond measures.

Roosevelt Perkins Ann Arbor

Hosts to State Puppeteers on Friday Evening

The Mere dith Bixby's hosted 75 members of the Michigan branch of Puppeteers of America for dinner in their studio at the American Legion hall. They discussed plans for the organization's national convention in Detroit in June and featured the first showing of the Bixby's new school program The Golden Fish to be shown for Saline children at the Halloween party.

Meredith Bixby’s Michigan Puppeteers of America American Legion Hall Detroit Dr. Welling Wayne University Olga Schuple Gary Public Schools Gary Indiana Christine Douglas Wayne County General Hospital Charlotte Timm University of Michigan Pontiac Dearborn Wayne Bixby Saline

Letter to the Editor criticizes local press over inquest coverage

A reader questions Saline Observer reporting on a recent inquest. The letter defends the officer who shot a youth and defends the boy, urging readers to consider facts and common sense. It ends with a notice: Pauline Merritt to Donald Murphy engagement announced by their parents.

Free Press News Ann Arbor News Roosevelt Perkins Harvey Williams CC Marshal Williams the Harveys Saline Observer George Be, Wood Wood

Lectures Here On Movies by Mrs. Max Williams

Mrs. Max Williams of Royal Oak spoke on We Go to the Movies. She argued that many commercial films educate while warning that horror and crime pictures harm children and urged parents to supervise movie viewing. She advised choosing good films and making movie going a privilege, not a habit.

Max Williams Royal Oak

Airman Calvin Kern completes basic at Lackland AFB

Pfc Calvin V Kern son of Mr and Mrs Kern of 207 Russell St has completed thirteen weeks basic training with the Air Force at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas and is assigned to the Aircraft Control and Warning Group at McChord AFB Tacoma Washington He may enroll in a base school for training in radio radar and related aircraft control subjects and will receive six months on the job training after graduation He is attached to the 531st Aircraft Control and Warning Group.

McChord Afb Washington Pfc Calvin V. Kern Kern Russell St Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas McCord Air Force Base Tacoma McChord 531St Aircraft Control and Warning Group

Church Plans Family Night at Local Congregation

The church schedules its first full Family Night on Wednesday October 27 with a pot luck supper at 6 30 pm. Families should bring their own table service and food to share. A devotional, music program, and motion pictures closing the evening are planned by Pastor and Hazen Jewell. All members and friends are invited.

Hazen Jewell

Personal and Community Golden Rule Appeal

The passage urges universal compassion and mutual aid within the community. It appeals to readers to support the Community Chest, stressing that helping others reflects the care one wishes for oneself and reinforces shared well being.

JC's Hold Open Eight File For Forum Tonight

The Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce invites businessmen to an Open Forum at the American Legion Hall tonight at 8. The new council will govern Saline for the next two years and five of eight filing candidates will be elected mayor from among them. No candidates filed for Justice of the Peace or Constable.

Jc’s City Council Saline James C. Little Hast Henry Sr P. Dean Brandt Hazen Jewell North Ann Arbor Louis Turf N. Ann Arbor Herman G. Frey Michigan Adrian J. Elsman Ann Arbor Justice of the Peace Constable

Local Calendar of Events and Community Notices

Local groups schedule harvest sales homecomings parties drives and meetings: Federated Church Harvest Sale Nov 13 York Baptist homecoming Oct 24 Saline Valley Farms community party Nov 8 waste paper drive Oct 23 Past Matrons Club meets Oct 22 2 p.m. W S C S bazaar Oct 27 Legion Hall School Board meets monthly City Council meets monthly 20 Boy Scouts Mondays 7 30 Legion Hall Chamber of Commerce second Thursday Saline Rotary Club noon Oct 22 Legion American Legion meetings first and third Thursdays De Herman Heininger Corn Contest Oct 27 8 p.m. De Ryke resigns from Milan Leader effective Oct 9.

Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau Meeting Discusses November Ballot

The Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau met at Lawrence Guenther's home on Textile Road to review proposals for the November 2 ballot and Michigan Farm Bureau recommendations. Members expressed strong opposition to Amendment No. 5, described as drastic liberalization of the 15 mill tax limitation, and then adjourned after refreshments.

Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau Lawrence Guenther Textile Road Michigan Farm Bureau

C E S to Install New Officers at Saline Chapter

Saline Chapter of the Hasterm Star sets installation at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening October 26. Mrs Leota Schrader will be Worthy Matron with Delmar Schrader as Worthy Patron, joined by a full slate of officers led by installing officer Mrs Della Austin and assistants.

Leota Schrader Delmar Schrader Saline Hasterm Star Masonic Hall Della Austin Marian Hering Lena Davenport Lucille Henderson Katherin Briggs Mae Wright Russell Wright Ruth Cam Cecil Otto Pauline Teachout Alice Jensen Dorks Everett Leona Mae Towner Marshal Eleanor Hocking Lillian Lee Adah Roberto Chapman Ruth Leona Hickel Esther Helen Greashaher

Principle of due process protects life and liberty

The text argues that the law must protect life and liberty, preventing mob violence and ensuring due process before justice is administered. It asserts that this foundational principle has made America great and must apply to all, or society's order fails.

America

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Washtenaw County Kenneth Alber Alber Perkins Perkinses You and I Michigan Education Association Michigan Municipal League Charles H. Merritt Pauline Donald Murphy Earl Murphy Britton Pyotr Federated Church York Baptist Church Saline Valley Farms Roy W.S.C.S the Legion Hall Boy Scouts Legion Hall Chamber of Commerce Saline Hotel Saline Rotary Club O— American Legion de Herman Heininger Milan L. J. DeRyke Leader DeRyke American Legion C.E.S
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