Saline Observer Advertising Rates and Affiliations
Classified ads cost 8 cents per word with a 40 cent minimum. Display ads available on request. The Saline Observer cross-promotes with The Manchester Enterprise and The Milan Leader. Advertising representatives from Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc. and Michigan Press Service.
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Saline Observer
Manchester Enterprise
Milan Leader
Advertising Representatives Weekly
Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Michigan Press Service
Free banquet for Saline Legion post 322 members
Lloyd E Henee notes voter apathy and urges participation in elections. William B. Lutz American Legion Post No. 322 hosts a 1959 members banquet at 7:30 PM on Thursday November 6 at the Legion Hall on Mills Road and Michigan with the Auxiliary serving. Commander Harvey Kluwe reports about 140 paid-up members in Saline.
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William B. Lutz
American Legion
Legion Hall
Mills Road
Michigan
Harvey Kluwe
American Legion Auxiliary
Saline Legion
Klluwe
Your State Senate Campaign Speech Endorses Tom Law
A campaign message urges votes for Tom Law for Washtenaw Democrat for state senate. It asserts opposition to a Michigan Seal of Quality and a Farm Marketing Program, and a school aid form that would keep farm taxes down. It calls for affirmative leadership in Lansing and votes on November 4.
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Senate
Michigan
Lawn liming frequency and application guidelines
Lawn care experts advise liming lawns at least every two years, with some applications as frequent as twice yearly in spring and fall. Typical guidance recommends 50 to 75 pounds of ground limestone per one thousand square feet. Ground limestone can be applied in any season and benefits accrue over time.
Washtenaw County plans jail expansion by millage vote
Washtenaw County voters on November 4 1958 face two questions on a proposed extra millage to fund an addition to the county jail. The plan aims to raise about 350000 dollars for a two floor addition, with estimates showing ongoing costs if court action forces transfer of excess prisoners. Alternatives include a land purchase east of the jail to add space and permit 125 prisoner capacity.
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Washtenaw County
County Board of Supervisors
Washteriaw County
Sheriff's Committee
Board of Supervisors
Washtenaw
James R. Breakey, Jr
Circuit Court
Main Street
Ann Arbor
County planning weighs jail expansion options
The Washtenaw County Board of Supervisors considers two jail plans. One option would add capacity and use the current jail for its remaining 35 years, while the other would replace capacity with a new wing at the east side of the Administration Building. Final choice depends on long range cost and merits after input from supervisors and the public.
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Board of Supervisors
Washtenaw County
Read Our Classifieds In The Saline Observer
Regular advertising in The Saline Observer is urged to make 1958 your best year. The ad reminder emphasizes consistent placement for success.
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Saline Observer
Hoover Forms International Unit and Acquires NSK Interest
C H Simmons announces Hoover Ball and Bearing will form Hoover International Inc as a wholly owned subsidiary and acquire a substantial stake in NSK of Otsu Japan. Hoover will manufacture bearings to its specs under NSK supervision and have exclusive worldwide marketing rights except in Japan.
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C. H. Simmons
Hoover Ball and Bearing Company
Ann Arbor
Hoover International, Inc
Cj Hass
Nishi Nippon Shiko
NSK
Otsu
Japan
Simmons
Hoover ‘Enginée
Hoover
United States
Robert Tefft to Head County Farm Bureau
At the Washtenaw County Farm Bureau reorganization meeting held at St. James Evangelical and Reform Church, Robert Tefft of Lodi was elected chairman replacing Emerson Haeussler. New directors include Ronald Patrick and Ebner Wessel, with Mrs. Emma How Eisen reelected secretary and several incumbents returning. The bureau endorsed statewide policies opposing new constitutional conventions and increased federal aid to education, while urging abolition of production controls and anti racketeer labor measures. Local actions call cooperation with dog law enforcement, taxing house trailers for schools, and Farm-City week observance.
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Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
St. James Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert Tefft
Lodi
Emerson Haeussler
Donald Ruhlig
Dexter
Tefft
Arthur Kuhl
Lima
Ronald Patrick
Superior
Ebner Wessel
Salem
Robert Bevier
Augusta
Donald Wiedman
Pittsfield
Erwin Scheldt
Scio
Farm Bureau
Fred Meyer
Erwin Coy
Farm ‘Bureau
Obituary for Mrs Allie Ormsby Manee in Saline
Mrs Allie Ormsby Manee age 85 died Oct 23 at her son Henry Ormsby’s home in Ann Arbor Street Saline She was born Oct 21 1873 in Clare County daughter of E A and Mary Jane Seeley Chirk She married Henry B Ormsby in 1893 Addison and he died in 1894 She later married Charles Manee who died in World War I She had lived in Saline 39 years Survived by son Henry four grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and brother John L Clark of Onsted Funeral was held at Lockwood Funeral Home at 2 pm Saturday Rev Henry McKenzie officiating Burial in Dover Cemetery Clayton
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Allie Ormsby
Manee
Allie” Ormsby
Henry Ormsby
North Ann “Arbor St
Clare County
E.A
Mary Jane Seeley Chirk
Henry B.” Ormsby
Addison
Charles Manee
Saline
Henry McKenzie
Dover Cemetery
Clayton
Washtenaw Claiesta Program Set For Nov 5
Washtenaw county health officer Dr. Otto K Engelke announced a 15 day mobile chest x ray survey starting Wednesday November 5. The unit will visit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Saline Milan Manchester Dexter and Chelsea with five day stays in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor and one day in each remaining town.
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A. Limited
Washtenaw County
Otto Kengelke
Apsilanti
Ypsilanti
61 County Residents Back on Jobs After Rehabilitation
Washtenaw County reports 61 residents regained employment in the year ending June 30. John C. Walton of the Division of National Rehabilitation noted 183 residents received services to prepare for work at a cost of $18,617. Wages earned by rehabilitated individuals exceeded $146,000.
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Washtenaw City
John C. Walton
Selor
Division of National Rehabilitation
Dept. Public Instruction
Emma F Walker obituary from Clinton and Saline region
Mrs Emma F Walker 76 died Thursday October 23 at Colonial Manor Chelsea after a long illness. Born August 23 1882 in Lodi Township she was daughter of Joseph and Fredericka Jedelee. Survived by son Erwin Walker two daughters Mrs Ben Mahrie five grandchildren two brothers Edward Jedete and Alfred Jedete burial in Lodi Cemetery with Rev H L Engel officiating. Previously a Saline resident member of Trinity Lutheran Church Saline Society.
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Emma F. Walker
Colonial Manor
Chelsea
Michigan “Ave
Clinton
Lodi ‘Township
Joséph
Fredricka Jedelée
Julius. Walker
Walker
Saline
Trinity
Society
Alfred ‘Jedete
Weére
Trady
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Edith and Russell Hansen
Michigan Press Association
Canada
Lloyd E Henee
Liming
James F. Warner
Luella Smith County
William F. Werner County
Patricia Newkirk
Hardy Register OF Deeds
John H. Flock
Herbert S. Hicks
Lewis
Christman
James Warner
Bill Agar
George Petersen
Hoeft
Gulf Service
Michigan Ave
Hazel
Milan
DODGE
Chrysler
Imperial
Jonathan
McIntosh
Beisiegel Orchards
Dexter, Michigan
King-Seely Factory
Age Arms
Chicopee Falls
Mass
County Farm Bureau
Young People's Group
George Kennedy
Northfield
Raymond Girbach
Earl Lee
Linden
LaVerne Coy
Ben Maurer
Manchester
Andrew Luckhardt
Freedom
Emma. Howeisen
Engelke
Health Department
Mobil x
Ecolenion
Honigman Republican Attorney General
Business and
Smith
Washington
Pittsburgh
Janie
Jirs
Hama
Ces
WED
FBI
Pam
Westside
W. Michigan
Normandy
Aquarium Fishes
Springbrook Fisheries, Inc
Saline-Milan Rd
Saline, Michigan
R. H. Jewell Tm Ee le
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