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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1938

Page

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Rotarians Report on the 29th Rotary International Convention

Edward W. Staebler of Ann Arbor delivered a detailed report on the 29th Rotary International convention in San Francisco held at the Civic Center complex. The event featured a grand opening at Fox theatre, a Sunshine school assembly for crippled children, and substantial attendance from 80 nations with 194 foreign clubs represented. Staebler contrasted the 1915 origins with modern growth, noting increases from 186 clubs and 20,000 Rotarians to 4,700 clubs and 199,000 Rotarians, with 10,481 paid registrations, and cited the convention as among the best in the series. Tefa Ko of Wuhu, China, attended with Staebler. Saline Rotarians sent condolences to Hackley Butler’s son.

Rotary International San Francisco Edward W. Staebler Anne Arbor Civic Center City Hall State Building Federal Building Exposition Auditorium Opera House Veterans’ Building House of Friendship Rotary San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Council of Legislation Sunshine School For Crippled Children Michigan Fox Theatre Angelo Rossi Rotary Club Crowe Ernestos Santos Bastos Lisbon Portugal Frank L. Mulholland Toledo Club Holland el Bes Interna Chicago Tefa Ko Wuhu China Ann Arbor Staebler Hackley Butler

Recollections of Early Detroit by Dr Hugo Brichensen

The reminiscences describe 1860s Detroit from the roof of the city hall to Campus Martius and rising river slopes. They note streetcar life with straw heated cars, lamplighters, cattle droves, and bustling markets with game. Prominent figures and venues include the Detroit Opera House, Edwin Booth, Sarah Bernhardt, Patti, Mapleson Company, and local hotels on Rivard Street.

Detroit Hugo Brichensen Campus Martius Hugo Erichensen Michigan Opera House Erichensen Hugo Edwin Booth Hamlet Sarah Bernhardt Madame Patti Rivard Street

Saline School Announces Next Year's Faculty

The Saline Board of Education announces the next year's faculty with several position adjustments. New hires Joan Wondergem Ruth Dinelly and Elmer Bickel replace retirees and bring experience from Farmington Detroit and other districts. The high school adds expanded courses in music advanced math and government while planning includes a band and orchestra. School opens next Wednesday after a teachers meeting the prior day.

Board of Education Thurman M. Clay Elizabeth Kuebler Elizabeth Washburn Hazen Jewell Charles A. Jewell Donald Rock Donald Francisco Elmer Bickel Virginia Horton Dorothy Hutzel Katherine Briggs Mary Morden Irene Huehl Joan Vondergem Ruth E. Dinelly Dorothy Haselswerdt Erma Jean Fuller LaDonna Feller Joan Wondergem Miss Wondergem Farmington Ruth Dinelly Detroit Royal Oak Ferndale Pleasant Ridge Hersey Walkerville Bickel Miss Horton Correll Dinelly

Loretta Young and Joel McCrea Star in Three Blind Mice

Loretta Young and Joel McCrea headline the Saline Theatre film weekend with Three Blind Mice a breezy Gay comedy drama. The 20th Century Fox production promises charm glamour and vivacity while a second feature Fast Company casts Melvyn Douglas Florence Rice in a modern thrillers romp about a married couple tangling with a stolen rare book gang.

Loretta Young Joel McCrea Saline Theatre Loreta Young 20Th Century-Fox Hollywood Stephen Powys Filmland Melvyn Douglas Florence Rice Clair Dodd Sheppard Strudwick Louis Calhern Nat Pendleton Douglas Dumbrille

Potato Diggers In Ten Contests Across Michigan

Michigan farmers may enter ten potato digging contests scheduled statewide in September. Events begin at Pelletier’s farm near Chassel and include machine digging, speed tests, and quality judging plus machinery displays. Officials from Michigan State College and state agencies coordinate calendars and demonstrations.

Michigan Pelletier Chassel Houghton County County Infirmary Dagget Menominee County Reisner H. C. Moore Michigan State College A. J. Bell College Agricultural Engineering Department A. D. Edgar Cadillac U. S. Department of Agriculture Led V. Card State Department of Agriculture F. P. Hibbs H. A. Reiley C. L. Nash College Agricultural Economist

State Primary Money Up To 715 Per Pupil

County school commissioner Miss Cora Haas reports state primary school funds this year rise to 15 dollars per pupil from 11.39 last year. The increase stems from inheritance tax revenue from Senator James Couzens, aimed at offsetting broader state aid cuts. Districts with closed seventh and eighth grades must cover the deficit.

Cora Haas James Couzens

New State Park Planned at Cambridge Junction

A new state park is contemplated on M-50 at Cambridge Junction with tables benches stoves and toilet facilities for public convenience. Bids are advertised for the project and work is expected to start this fall to be ready for next season's tourists.

Cambridge Junction

Observer Liner classifieds offer low cost home item sales

The Observer Liner notes that around every home lie items no longer needed but valuable to others. It promotes a weekly market for these goods at small cost with rates of six cents per line minimum 25 cents and four cents per line for further insertions.

Observer Popularien Magsu

Virbanks Next Week Schedule Briefly Noted

The item notes events on Tuesday and Wednesday with unclear details. Mentions Fishy without clarification and includes garbled phrasing about Se aire. Further readable facts are limited.

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