Cub Pack 146 Welcomes 13 New Members
Cub Pack 146 welcomes 13 new cubs at the October meeting held in the Element tary school auditorium. The pack now numbers 49 boys. New dens formed and awards presented include Webelo and Tenderfoot badges. Eddie Strait exits Cubbing for Troop 46 with recognition. A movie and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elementtarychool
Mike Rapp
Alan Hartman
Lawrence Steiner
Larry Heiber
Jimmy Dixon
James Haab
Philip Bondie
Billy Cammett
David King
Jerry Feeman
Dick Laudon
Johnny Reed
Douglas Robinette
Billy Starling
Danny Granston
Bobby Still
John Harvery
Harper Gilert
Dennis Rogers
Dale Flock
Jody Thomas
Artie Johnson
Tom Jensen
Eddie Strait
Elwin Strait
Robert Merchant
Lauren Wild
Eddie
OES Install Officers for Saline Chapter 311
Saline Chapter 311 of the OES will install its officers for the new year at the new Elementary School. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening October 9 at 8 o clock, with Mrs Hugh Austin Mrs Louis Bowen Mrs Arthur Heininger Mrs Lucille Henderson Mrs Gee Wood and Mrs Herbert Teachout as installing staff. Mrs Don Ford chairs the committee for the post installation reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
OES
Hugh Austin
Louis Bowen
Arthur Heininger
Lucille Henderson
Gee, Wood
Herbert Teachout
Don Ford
Saline Troop 112 Receives Irish Badge and Pin
Saline Girl Scout Troop 112 held a meeting at the elementary school where they were presented with a Girl Guide badge and pin formerly worn by a Irish Guide. Wendy Wild donated the items and the troop now has three patrols led by Martha Hach Patrol 1 Karen Hinderer Patrol 2 and Wendy Wild Patrol 3. Agnes Peoples is the Troop Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Gonser
Ireland
Girl Guides
Girl Scouts
America
Gosner
Wendy Wild
Martha Hach
Bonnie Cammett
Peggy Dieterle
Alana Frey
Terry Hunt
Linda Leonard
Lois Sutton
Karen Hinderer
Norah Bixby
Carol Cornell
Mary Curtiss
Joyce Daniels
Karen Lehtonen
Shirley Morton
Mary Jane Schumacher
Carol Bennett
Kathie Reed
Sherry Schaible
Nancy Schild
Shirley Saheecan
Sharon van Sosson
Miss Agnes Peoples
Red Feather Drive Kick Off Draws Community Support
The Saline area launches a combined Community Chest and American Red Cross drive. The expanded zone covers most of the Saline Area School District with a budget around $5,500 about $1 per person. The kickoff at the Saline Hotel on Monday Oct 24 drew over 40 attendees and soliciting began immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
American Red Cross
Saline Area
Saline Hotel
Protestant Conference on Scouting Held in Ann Arbor
To Speak Dr. Albert E. Iverson National Director of Protestant Relationships Boy Scouts of America will present a Protestant Conference on Scouting Friday October 28 beginning at 10 A M and closing at 3 P M at Westside Methodist Church 900 So 7th Ann Arbor The conference will reveal the cooperative relationship between the Boy Scouts of America and Protestant Churches and show greater integration with Christian Education in Protestant denominations Iverson born in Chicago graduate of St Olaf College and Lutheran Theological Seminary He has served on the National Council before becoming National Director in 1946
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Iverson
Boy Scouts of America
Westside Methodist Church
Ann Arbor
Boy Scouts of Americas
Protestant Denominations. Dr
Iverson
Chicago
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Lutheran Theological Seminary
St. Paul
National Council of Boy Scouts of America
Mary Lamb of Saline Dies in Ypsilanti at 69
Mrs. Mary Lamb Saline resident dies at Stinson Convalescent Home in Ypsilanti after a lingering illness at age 69. Born April 13 1886 in Bridgewater Twp she was daughter of Frederick and Pauline Hamstine Hahr. Survived by husband John H Lamb a son Howard M Western Springs Illinois a daughter Hazel Spaulding Royal Oak and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Lockwood Funeral Home Saline with Rev Henry W McKenzies officiating burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Mary Lamb
Saline
Stinson
Ypsilanti
Bridgewater Township
Frederick
Pauline Hamstine Hahr
John H. Lamb
Ann Arbor
Howard M
Western Springs
Ill
Hazel Spaulding
Royal Oak
Earl Fingerle
Fred Trautman
Frankfort
George Gratton
Los Angeles
Lockwood Funeral Home
Henry W McKenzies
Oakwood Cemetery
Willing Workers Hold October Meeting in Saline
The Saline Willing Workers met at Mrs. Bliss Curtis's home for a luncheon and business session led by president Robert Hammond. Fern Ivelan led devotions, Glenn Gordon introduced Miss Sally Wood who showed slides of her trip to Germany. Plans were made for the November 17 annual dinner at Saline town hall.
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Saline
Bliss ‘Curtis
Robert Hammond
Fern Ivelan
Glenn Gordon
Sally Wood
Germany
Saline Town Hall
Farm Calendar of Coming Events at Michigan State University
A sequence of gatherings at Kellogg Center and various MSU venues from October to December features the Annual Conferences of Institutional Farm Managers Herdsmen and Gardens and Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee staff through October and November, plus the Michigan Turkey Festival in December. It lists the Michigan Junior Farm Bureau Dairy Manufacturers Conference Michigan Milk Producer annual meeting Michigan Dietetic Association Farm Structures Clinic Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Association of Land-Grant Colleges Central International Forest Insect and Disease Conference and Farmers Petroleum Cooperative Conference with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Center
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
M.S. U
Michigan Junior Farm Bureau
Union
Michigan Milk Producer
Michigan Dietetic Association
Grand Rapids
Farm Structures Clinic
Michigan Farm Bureau
Association of Land-Grant College and Universities
Kellogg
Delay at Saline Sewage Plant Opens Ahead of Deadline
The Saline sewage disposal plant costing 182000 began operations this week to meet state requirements. The project missed the July 1 deadline and faced a October 1 extension. dedication awaits completion expected in several weeks. The plant aims to prevent harmful wastes entering the Saline River per commission order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Resources Commission
Teton wilderness area set aside in National Forest
The Agriculture Department declares over half a million acres in western Wyoming as the Teton wilderness area. The preserve will remain in a natural state with no roads or timber sales and will be part of a broader system of nearly 80 such regions totaling over 140 million acres within National Forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Teton National Forest
Wyoming
Teton
Department For Preservation
Finkbeiner Steers Win Praise on TV
Saline farmer Chris Finkbeiner received positive TV exposure as Detroit station aired two of his Hereford steers on the National Farm Hour. The 1680 and 1580 pound bulls were among 15 head sold on sight, fetching strong prices. Michigan State University tests showed ester form 2,4-D as effective for preemergence weed control and high corn yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Finkbeiner
Saline
Detroit
M.S.U
Civil Service Announces New Examinations Nationwide
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams for Veterans Administration positions paying 3670 to 4455 yearly with no written test required. Open nationwide including Puerto Rico, with applications via Executive Secretary Central Board of U S Civil Service Examiners in Washington DC. The Federal Service Entrance Examination offers 3670 to 4525 year jobs and first written test on December 10, 1955 for those by November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Veterans Administration
United States
Puerto Rico
Executive Secretary
Central Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Washington
D. C
Whitte
U. S S. Civil Service Commission
Let's Have A Safe Halloween
The Observer urges young trick or treaters to be courteous and patient while visiting homes on Halloween night. Remind readers to avoid mischief toward those who are not home or forget to provide treats, and to keep windows clean for elderly neighbors. Encourage kindness and good sportsmanship during Halloween festivities.
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Hallowe’eners
Hallowe
Paper Pick Up Nets $74.00 For St Pauls
Twenty young people collected paper in Saline and rural areas on Oct. 22 for St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church Christ Workday Project. It netted 14,000 pounds of paper and $74 in cash to fund church benevolence. Mrs Alfred Schmid coordinated calls for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Saline
Alfred Schmid
St. Paul’s Youth Fellowship
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Oliver Steiner
O.E.S
Saline Girl Scouts
Red Feather
William Holden
Love II
Torin Thatcher
Jennifer Jones
Albers E. Iverson
Lao Ge
Saline, Michigan
N. Ann Arbor St
New Teton National Forest
Finkbeiner
Goulish
Civil Service
Motorola
Gossmer Bronze
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Amchiganave
Federal Reserve “ System
St. Pauls
Tri County Sportsman’s Club
Modern & Square Dances Cor
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