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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1948

Page

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Merchants Forum Forms to Organize Businessmen

J. C. C. Businessmen a called to order at 8 25 p m by president Russell Hughes. Minutes read. Those present include Gray Beasley Shild Stierle and others. Plan to form Merchants association and assign outreach. Next organizational meeting scheduled October 28 at the American Legion Hall. J C C to mail cards and city divided into quarters for outreach. Also notes on F F A activities at Saline and Han Halloween plans and farm bureau discussions with a No vote on amendment 5.

J. C. C. Businessmen’s Forum Russell Hughes Gray Beasley Shild Muir Grace Stierle G. Malinzack Luzon JCC Schild American Legion Hall Stierie Schmid Weidman Deede Giltrow Still Malinzack Stierle Russ Hughes Lawrence R. Deede Temp

Saline Chapter Chooses Delegates for National FFA Convention

Delegates Bruce Arend Don Jaeger and David Levi eit were chosen at a Saline Chapter meeting to attend the National Convention of the Future Farmers of America in Kansas City. The group aims to bring back useful information from the trip.

The Future Farmers of America Kansas City Bruce Arend Don Jaeger David Levieit Saline

Michigan Municipal League Sets Stand on Ballot Proposals

At Mackinac Island the Michigan Municipal League outlines positions on November 2 constitutional proposals. It backs Proposal 1 for Governor succession and opposes Proposal 2 the sales tax sharing amendment. Proposal 3 would adjust how sales tax proceeds are distributed to cities villages and schools.

Michigan Municipal League Mackinac Island John H. Huss Michigan

Community Chest Drive Starts Next Week

Saline sets a 1850 dollar quota for the Community Chest drive beginning next week. Red Feather solicitors from Rotary Club Junior Chamber of Commerce American Legion Legion Auxiliary Woman's Club Child Study Club will cover the city. Funds support Washtenaw Livingston Council of Boy Scouts Local Boy Scouts Local Girl Scouts Salvation Army Starr Commonwealth for Boys Christmas Seals Hasher Seals Saline Community Halloween Party and Emergencies.

Community Chest Saline Red Feather Rotary Club Junior Chamber of Commerce American Legion, Legion, Auxiliary Woman’s Club Washtenaw-Livingston Council of Boy Scouts Boy Scouts Salvation Army Starr Commonwealth Haster Saline Community

Engagement announced for Janice Loraine Gallagher

Mr and Mrs Myron B Gallagher Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Loraine to Walter Hochrein Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Hochrein of Ypsilanti No wedding date has been set.

Myron B. Gallagher,Sr Janice Loraine Walter Hochrein, Jr Walter Hochrein Ypsilanti

Reformation Rally Planned by Lenawee Monroe Washtenaw Lutherans

Lutherans from Lenawee Monroe and Washtenaw counties will gather for a Reformation Rally next Sunday October 31 at 3 00 p m in the Dundee High School Auditorium Rev Theodore Liefeldt of Capital University Columbus Ohio will speak Special music by the Choral Union directed by Rev Theodore Dannenecker of Maybee sponsored by 13 Lutheran congregations Public invited.

Lenawee Monroe Washtenaw Dundee High School Theodore Liefeldt Capital University Columbus Ohio Choral Union Theodore Dannenecker Maybee

Michigan Proposal 4 on Salaries for Officials

The article argues for amending the Constitution to fix executive salaries by legislation to attract qualified officials. It notes current constitutional salaries hinder competent candidates and urges citizens to vote Yes on Proposal No. 4 to set legislator salaries by concurrent resolution and improve state administration.

Michigan

Saline Womans Club hears Indian guest and endorses ballot

The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. Charles Kern's home. After routine business including endorsements for Michigan Education Association ballot proposals, Mrs. Manu Mehta of Bombay spoke on the status of women in India and home life. She is a University of Michigan education student expected to receive her master's degree in February. She wore a sari and spoke fluent English learned in a Scotch mission college, impressing members with her charm and intelligence. (Continuation on page 4)

Saline Department of Education University of Michigan Scotch ’Mission College Michigan India

Saline Women Urge No Vote on Tax Amendment Proposals

The Saline Woman's Club urges voters to oppose Proposal No. 2 and support Proposal No. 5 in the November 2 election. They endorse the Michigan Education Association's opposition to repealing the Sales Tax Amendment and modifying the 15 mill limitation on school tax assessments to protect educational facilities for Saline and the state. Esther A. Landwehr led the resolution at the October 19, 1948 meeting. The Saline Child Study Club joins in urging a No on No. 2 and Yes on No. 5, stating it will safeguard local youth programs.

Frank McCalia Saline-Ann Arbor Road Saline Woman’s Club Michigan Education Association Saline Woman's Club The Esther A. Landwehr Saline Child Study Club Sdline Child ‘Study Club

Take Stand For 2 Against Amendment 5

Pittsfield community group met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rentschler on Monday evening October 18 with twenty four members present. Dwight Baylis chaired. Mrs. Henry Groeb led recreation after which minutes were approved. Ferman Clements reported on a Lansing automobile insurance meeting. Funds are raised to form a Farm Bureau members only insurance company. securing charter policy holders and a favorable vote at the state convention next month remain.

Pittsfield Herman Rentschler Dwight Baylis Henry Groeb Ferman Clements Lansing Farm Bureau Baylis

Proposals To Appear On Nov 2 Ballot Michigan Farm Bureau View

Michigan Farm Bureau at Lansing on Sept 30 recommends votes on 7 proposals for the Nov 2 general election. It urges Yes on the Order of Succession to Governorship and Repeal of Sales Tax Diversion, and Yes on fixing compensation by law for state officials and for the Legislature. It opposes the 15 mill liberalization and backs the Callahan Act referendum with a Yes vote.

The Michigan Farm Bureau Lansing Michigan Farm Bureau Sigler

Saline Schools Could Lose Tax Revenue If Sales Tax Repealed

The Saline district relies on sales tax for a large share of operating costs. Total annual costs reach $68,686.32 with per pupil cost about 167.11 and total per pupil sales tax 89.94. City could lose $7,000 to $8,000 if the Sales Tax Division Amendment passes.

Saline

Piano Recital Tonight by Saline High School Pupils

Nineteen pupils of Mrs. Wilma Hinderer give a piano recital tonight at 8 p m in the Saline High School auditorium. Public is invited.

Ninteen Wilma Hinderer the Saline High School

Notice of Saline Ob server publishing deadlines

The Saline Ob server lists deadlines for display ads by 6 p m Tuesday 1 p m Wednesday for classifieds 6 p m Monday for church school society notices bowling 10 a m Wednesday for personal items A community calendar is available to help non profits list dates and avoid duplication A liner ad will sell it for you

Saline Observer

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