Saline Steer Club Holds Annual Dinner and Awards
The Saline Steer Club honored its 1955 fair entries at a dinner featuring roast beef and sides. Arlene Diable won Grand Champion with a 1120 pound Hereford named Snooky, sold for 64 cents per pound. Janice Harwood took Reserve Champion with Toby at 900 pounds and 49 cents per pound. The club, formed in 1946 with 22 members, discussed officer elections and training for next year’s fair. A E Hagen acted as advisor, stressing all entries were champions in effort.
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Arlene Diable
Arlene
Kendall Rogers
Janice Harwood
Toby
Hereford
A. E. Hagen
Saline
Hagen
Federated Laders Ai Society meets for officer tally
The Federated Laders Ai Society gathered Wednesday afternoon October 12 at the president’s home to re elect Mrs Silas Nord as president. Rev Ray in the Belgian Congo spoke at St Paul’s youth fellowship on October 16 and plans were made to attend a Regional Youth Fellowship meeting in Lansing.
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Federated Laders’ Ai Society
mImet
Silas Nord
Ray
Belgain Congo
St. Paul’s
Th Chhurch
Lansing
Religious Census Planned For Saline
A community wide religious census will be conducted Sunday November 6 to survey all Saline families. Canvassing teams from local churches will cover city districts and adjacent areas in about thirty blocks with no solicitations or donations. The planning committee led by Rev Engel and Rev Benish will assemble workers at St Pauls Parish House on October 31 to finalize census teams.
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Saline
Pastor Engel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frank F. Benish
Saline Methodist Church
Alvin Siemsen
St. Paul’s
Upper class language quirks stir readers in Britain
Views from Mollie Panter-Downes on a Birmingham professor’s list of “U” words used to mark upper class speech. The piece notes terms like dessert called sweet, denture and wire usage, and laments American slang as “L” by contrast.
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Mollie Panter-Downes
London
Birmingham University
Helsinki
Jess
U's
L’s
England
Dearie
Epidemic of Smiles and World Tangles After Geneva
A reflective column questions why world leaders like Khrushchev and Eisenhower smiled at Geneva while warning that smiles veiled fragile gains. It argues arms deals risk wider conflict, European nations like France face internal strife, and a durable peace remains elusive amid Cold War tensions and shifting alliances.
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Khrushchev
Bulganin
Molotov
Eisenhower
Dulles
Egypt
Israel
United States
United Nations
Geneva
Washington
Gromyko
Adenauer
Yugoslavia
Youth Band to Meet Saturday Morning
The Youth Band will meet Saturday morning October 29 in the band room off Saline High School. Students from Chelsea Wayne Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and nearby towns are invited to attend. Advanced players will rehearse complex music with a large group. A winter concert is planned for January 29 in Saline Elementary School auditorium directed by Arthur Katterjohn.
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Saline High School
Chelsea
Wayne
Ann Arboy Ypsilanti
Saline Elementary School
Arthur Katterjohn
Saline Area School
Judith Ann Haswell to Wed Lt John P McArdle
Miss Judith Ann Haswell of Saline announces engagement to 2nd Lt. John P. McArdle of Washington D C. No wedding date set. Haswell a University of Michigan senior. McArdle a University of Michigan graduate stationed at Fort Belvoir Virginia.
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Max V. Haswell
Saline
Judith Ann Haswell
John P. McArdle
Richard McArdle
Washington, D. C
Miss Haswell
University High School
University of Michigan
McArile
Ft. Belvoir
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the Saline Observer
Saline Steer Club
Steer Club
Art Hagen
Arlene Dilble
Kendall
Rogers
France
Germany
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Citizens
State Bank
Sss
Federal Reserve System
Montade
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