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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1948

Page

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Saline School Vacation Ends as Field Sodding Begins

Saline athletic field starts sodding today led by Don Ford with Rotary members to assist after the school break. Sod donated by Bill Harwood will be taken from Fosdick road corner near US-112 by a county road commission cutter. help sought from farmers with low-bed wagons for the multiweek project.

Don ‘Ford Saline Athletic Field Rotary Mr. Ford Bill Harwood Fosdick Road County Road Commission Ford

Court Sessions Set for Saline Ordinance Violations

Judge Jay H. Payne will hold weekly Saline court starting September 1 to dispose of village ordinance cases. Sessions run 9 to noon until Justice of the Peace George Woods returns from vacation. Gordon Gary says cases under state law go to Ann Arbor Municipal Court.

Jay H. Payne Saline George Woods Gordon Gary Ann Arbor

Take It Easy This Labor Day Weekend Warns MDH

The Michigan Department of Health urges caution during the Labor Day weekend reminding travelers to take it easy in travel and recreational activities. Heavier highway traffic and summer hazards persist, with a caution that a vacation can end a life.

Michigan Department of Health

Fall Semester To Start Tuesday September 7th

Saline schools set opening day for Tuesday September 7 with 8 45 a m start and noon dismissal for that day. Registration for all students will occur Tuesday morning. Staff includes Superintendent Leo Jensen and a qualified faculty with multiple University of Michigan and Michigan State Normal credentials. Cont'd on Page 4.

Saline Public Schools Saline Leo Jensen University of Michigan John Ford U. of M Randall Coatesy A. B Michigan State Normal George Bonich College of St. Thomas St. Paul Minn Mildrey Haswell Olivet College Beatrice McLaren Joseph Colby Ruth Wanty

Spokane to Missoula and Salmon City Trek Through the West

A travel letter describes Spokane as a thriving lumbering mining farming and manufacturing hub with the Spokane River and Hotel Davenport. The journey continues through Montana into Salmon City Idaho and finally Salt Lake City, noting mining valleys Hereford cattle and a historic gold discovery linked to Rebecca Carey and Ches B Carey.

Spokane Davenport Idaho Missoula Montana Salmon City Lemhi County Old Fort Lemhi Cincinnati Ohio Ches. B. Carey

Miss Shirley Hagen Attends Global Christian Youth Conference

Miss Shirley Hagen represents the Michigan-Indiana Evangelical and Reformed Synod at a Grand Rapids Christian Youth conference with 5000 delegates from around the world. United Christian Youth Movement sponsors the event with 40 denominations. Tuesday's opening featured America's Town Meeting of the Air on the church youth topic.

Shirley Hagen Michigan-Indiana Evangelical and Reformed Synod Grand Rapids United Christian Youth Movement America

1948 Bowling Schedule for Friday Night League

The notice invites bowlers and widows to join Station B and B on Fridays with 12 teams including a new entry from Ypsi State Hospital. It teases rivalries among Standard Oil and Waarers, B and B versus Ypsi Stove Works, and forecasts for Firemen, St Pauls, Ann Arbor Aero, Hartman Insurance, Gross Implement, Legion, and Fenden-Feasting groups, ending with continued on page 8.

Ypsi State Hospital Standard Oil Waarers Ypsi Stove St. Paul’s Ann Arbor Aero Hartman Gross Imp Legion

Rotary golfers Michalke Hartman shine at Indian Wood

Two Rotary contestants Michalke and Hartman stood out at the International Golf tournament at Indian Wood Golf Club Lake Orion. Michalke shot two over par on the 72 hole event, had the second longest drive and the second closest to the hole on the 150 yard third green within 5 ft and 4144 inches. They mused that a four man team could have won the tournament cup though the prize was only golf balls for Michalke’s play and Hartman’s coaching.

Michalke Hartman Indian Wood Lake Orion

Saline Independents surge in tri county league standings

Saline wins two key games lifting to second place after a 9-4 victory over Novi with Fosdick striking out ten and Hack hitting a homer. C Ashby J Ashby and R Brassow anchor the offense as Saline prepares for the all star game at Fowlerville on September six with three Saline players chosen for the eastern division.

Saline Chelsea Richard Lefty Fowlerville Fair C. Ashby Harry Fosdick G. Brassow Cecil Ashby Fosdick Guy Jameson Fowlerville Wiedman

Manager seeks rescheduled game with Chelsea Independents

Wiedman aims to set a Sunday game at the local park after a prior cancellation. If scheduled, Saline fans will be notified. Saline clinched a league playoff berth by beating Novi. Only the top four teams advance to playoffs, to be held after the all star game. Local fans will be informed of future schedules.

Wiedman Chelsea Independents Weidman Saline Novi

O'Brien to Speak on Veterans Law at Legion Meeting

Ann Arbor attorney Francis L. O'Brien will headline the American Legion gathering tonight at 8 30 PM He is a World War II veteran who served in France England and Germany and now sits on the Michigan Veterans Trust Fund Board His talk will cover changes for fair disposition of cases involving mentally afflicted veterans with refreshments to follow Commander Deede announced.

Francis L. O’brien Ann Arbor American Legion O’brien France England Germany Veterans Board of ‘Trustees Michigan Veterans Trust Fund Deede

Wells and water supply debate at city council meeting

At a special city council session on Friday August 27 the water supply was reviewed. The Lansing- based well engineer reported that one remaining well is pumping sand and warned repairs may fail despite heavy spending. He noted the wells are too close and interfere with each other’s pressure and source of supply. He urged caution.

Lansing

Beauty Queen to Be Chosen at Saline Fair 1948

Saline area young women 16 to 21 from Saline High or local townships may enter the first annual Miss Saline 1948 beauty contest at the Saline Community Fair on Friday night October 1. Entry must include a recent photo and be mailed to Donald Rapp by September 20. The winner receives a Jaycees award and will be judged by crowd applause.

Saline High School Saline Lodi York Pittsfield Bridgewater Donald Rapp Jaycees

Saline Community Fair Plans Discussed by Committee

Sixteen interested parties and Fair Committee members met at the school Monday to discuss the upcoming Saline community fair. Exhibition space is on sale under Don Wiedman. merchants will be contacted first. Admission is $2 per running foot inside and $1 outside. a 25 cent admission is noted this year. Fireworks are planned for Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Dedication of the new athletic field is Friday evening, with Home Coming Day on Saturday featuring a palace and related events.

Saline Don Wiedman Don

Legion Hall sale extended and new town stand opening

The Legion Hall clothing sale is extended for another week with hours of one to five Friday and Saturday. Dan Levleit opens a muskmelon stand at the Reveling corner as new town business. Veterans may renew National Service Life Insurance term policies for five more years after current term expires. Cont'd on Page 8.

Legion Hall Dan Levleit National Service Frank Deede Legion Memorial

Resurfacing Michigan Ave Under City Contract

The Ann Arbor Construction Company won the contract to resurface Michigan Ave within city limits. Cement patching and curbing are in progress ahead of asphalt cap, expected to take about one week, followed by similar time for recap. Traffic restrictions will be enforced for safety. cooperation requested.

Ann Arbor Michigan Ave Gordon Gary Gary Traffic Bureau State Highway Dept Ziegler Parralel

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