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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1955

Page

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County Farm Bureau Elects Two New Directors

Farmers Home Administration loans in fiscal 1955 reached a record $293,190,000 with insured volumes rising to $47,402,000. The program expanded to include soil and water conservation loans and multiple farm credit measures benefiting 248,000 farm families. Loans outstanding June 30, 1955 stood at $896,739,000 with $257,927,000 collected on principal and interest for the year.

Farmers Home Administration Ervin L. Peterson Soil and Water Conservation United States Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands

Drivers Licenses Written In Saline

A change in license issuance hours is announced. Erwin Keeber, head of the License Bureau, will issue licenses at Saline Police Station on Tuesdays from 12 noon to 5 PM and at Dexter Fire Department on Wednesdays from 12 noon to 5 PM. Willis site planned for one weekly afternoon when a location is available.

Erwin Keebler Saline Dexter Willis

Saline High Plans Halloween Party and Dance

Saline's annual teenagers Halloween party will be held Monday October 31 at 8:30 p.m. in the High School Gym. The Sa line Child Study Club sponsors the event with a University of Michigan floor show, dancing 8:30 to 11 p.m. A costume contest, light lunch, and door prizes arranged by local dealer Doug Gregory will accompany the event. Chaperons include Mr. and Mrs. Armbrister, Mr. and Mrs. Graf, and Mr. and Mrs. Burdick.

Saline High School Saline Child Study Club Jane Burdick Univ. of Mich Boor Doug Gregory Saline’s Ford Dealer Alvin Armbrister Jack Graf Lynn Burdick

Albion Mason George J. Ristow Named Grand High Priest

George J. Ristow of Albion was elevated October 22 1955 to Grand High Priest of Michigan Royal Arch Masons marking the second time in 107 years a native Albion man holds the post. A Detroit Ford employee and Navy Civilian Engineer Corps veteran, he also runs a dry cleaning plant and a fur shop in Marshall.

Grand Royal Arch Masons of Michigan Albion George J. Ristow Royal Arch Detroit Chicago Ilinois George Imma Ristow Ford Motor Company Risten U. S. Navy Marshall Margaret Beattie Scotland George Edward First Methodist Church of Ristow Albion Rotary Club Ternity Mural Lodge Marshall Commandery Order of High Priesthood DeWitt Clinton Grand Rapids Saladin Temple A.A.C.N.M.S Fred H. Pocock Royal Order of Jesters First Veil

Legion To Send Delegates To Upper Saginaw Fall Conference

The William B. Lutz Post 322 of the American Legion will send several representatives to the Fall Conference in Saginaw on October 29 and 30. Milton Sackett Frank Carer Larry Deede and Keith Brososky are listed as attendees.

Upper Saginaw William B. Lutz Amerian Legion Saginaw Milton Sackett Frank Carer Larry Deede Keith Brososky

American Legion Post 322 Membership Drive Opens

American Legion Post 322 begins its membership push on Thursday October 20 and runs through November 11. The Department of Michigan sets a 129 member quota with a post goal of 141, aiming to surpass last year’s 141. The Wash tenaw County Council of Veterans sponsors a county government education project for students, including a courthouse tour in Ann Arbor, and a banquet for paid up members on November 3 at 6 30 PM in the Legion hall.

American Legion Post 322 Department of Michigan Washtenaw County Council of Veterans Th Legion Court House Ann Arbor Legion Hall

Farm Bureau Sets Policy At Annual Banquet

Over four hundred Washtenaw Farm Bureau members gathered at Saline Elementary School on Oct. 19 to vote on resolutions and elect two Directors at Large. The group backed state rights over federal control and opposed compulsory Social Security for farmers, and urged foreign ships for surplus goods. They also endorsed county issued driver licenses, water control laws, and tougher sex offender handling, plus moving the State Fair to the Lansing area and supporting a new Agricultural Activities building in Ann Arbor.

Washtenaw Farm Bureau Saline Emerson Haeussler Lodi Township Laurel Breitenwischer Manchester Detroit Lansing County Farm Bureau Farm Council For Veteran’s Park Ann Arbor

Classes Open For Expectant Parents In Milan

Washtenaw County Health Dept sponsors Expectant Parents Classes at Milan High School starting Monday. The first lesson covers how a baby grows before birth with the film Human Reproduction. Nurse Miss Jean Caieri leads sessions, and future topics include Hygiene of Pregnancy and parental care, nutrition, and exercise using the Birth Atlas and a plaster model.

Washtenaw County Health Dept Milan High School Jean Caieri Saline Township

UNICEF Halloween drive in Saline supports children abroad

Saline’s 9th Grade Citizenship class and Saline Child Study Club lead a UNICEF movement with 4 000 communities nationwide. Volunteers wear official UNICEF tags and orange slickers towing milk box containers donated by Twin Pine Dairy to collect donations at doors.

Saline Unicef United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Unigef Saline Child Study Club Twin Pine Dairy Raymond Shroeder Sai

Washtenaw Bankers Award Scholarships to five students

The Washtenaw Bankers Association presented five young men with $100 Short Course Scholarships for Agriculture. Checks were arranged by W. D. Crim of Saline Savings Bank. Recipients: Larry Wilson Milan Wendell Wells Robert Groeh Ann Arbor Paul Geiger South Lyon William Kramer Dexter.

The Washtenaw Bankers Association W. D. Crim Th Saline Savings Bank Saline Larry Wilson Milan Wendell Wells Robert Groeh Ann Arbor Paul Geiger South Lyon William Kramer Dexter

Confirmation Services Held Sunday at St Andrews Mission

Bishop Nelligan of Assumption College officiated Sunday afternoon October 23 at St Andrews Mission Saline. Eleven parish children and thirteen from St Dominics Clifton were confirmed. Attendants included Joseph Chantelois Bernard Townsend Donald Townsend Robert Townsend Joyce Conner Eleonore Dragich Donna East Catherine Monroe Judith Pontius Joyce Reid Donna Richards assisted by Fr Leon Kennedy Fr Kirby Fr De Dominici and Fr Lewis Ellis.

Nelligan Assumption College Amherstburg Ontario St. Andrews’ Mission Saline St. Dominics Parish Clifton Joseph Chantelois Bernard Townsend Donald Townsend Robert Townsend Joyce Conner Eleanore Dragich Donna East Catherine Monroe Judith Pontius Joyce Reid Donna Richards Leon Kennedy St. Francis Ann Arbor Kirby Holy Ghost Seminary Ann. “Arbor de Dominici Lewis Ellis St. Andrews St. Dominic’s

Fosdick Club Holds Important Meeting

The Fosdick Extension Club met at Mrs. Joé Tobias's home on Monday October 17 with Mrs. Gilbert Dicks teaching on Electrical Care and Repair The November meeting will be at Mrs. George Walo's home.

Friday Night Drawings Extended to December 28

Friday Night Drawings will continue until December 28 by request, marking the last Friday before Christmas. The program has operated since April 15.

Delinquent Water and Sewer Bills Penalty Notice

The City of Saline warns that delinquent water and sewer charges incur a 10 percent penalty. Ordinance No 131 requires service disconnection 30 days after due date October 1, with a $1.06 disconnect fee. Pay before October 1 to avoid interruption, says Treasurer E. J. Muir.

City of Saline

Special Fall Election Notice for Saline Michigan 1955

Notice announces a special fall election in Saline Michigan Washtenaw on Tuesday November 8 1955 at City Hall to elect two councilmen for two year terms polls open at 7 am close at 7 pm qualified electors present at closing may vote official designation EJ Muir City Clerk

Hectors Saline Washtenaw Michigan City

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Michi- Banave American Legion Washtenaw County Federation of Women’s Clubs Methodist Church Merritt Morton Carl Maehn Carl Carr T. J Irelon Sam Boyd Reuben Finkbeiner Alvin Seimsen Robert Hammond Cecil Davenport Ray Miles, Jr Washtenaw Co. Federation James Breakey Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Federation Farm Bureau Harry Losey Lori George Austin Don Johnson St. James Church U. S. 12 Fosdick Club EJ. Muir Cork
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