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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
3
Miss Fowler of Chelsea is a Chelsea High School graduate employed by Michigan Bell in Ann Arbor. Her fiancé, a Saline High School alum, is farming. They plan to marry in the spring. Blend honey with confectioners sugar and butter to glaze biscuits.
The Boy Scouts of America announce a four year program titled Onward for God and My County to prepare boys for today’s world and future responsibilities. Joe A. Juncker Scout Executive of Portage Trails and Howard D. White president of the Wolverine Council spoke at the Tenth National Training Conference with some 2,700 executives in attendance at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Attending from the local area were Verle W. Kins John Richard Duke Alvin E H Jones and Morry Persing.
West Saline residents and relatives attended the Moore Donner wedding Saturday morning at St Patrick church in Ann Arbor. Other notes include St James Women Guild meeting and visits among local families from Ann Arbor Tecumseh Milan and nearby.
Advertising note for pattern 9202 offering two necklines a mandarin collar and gala version. Includes 39 inch fabric yardage for size 13 and a complete illustrated pattern. Send 35 cents to The Saline Observer, Saline Michigan with name address size and pattern number.
Patsy Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Williams of Chelsea wed Glen E Stollsteimer at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Alvin Siemsen officiating before 150 guests A reception followed The bride a Chelsea High School graduate employed at Federal Screw Works Chelsea The groom a Saline graduate employed at Universal Die Casting Co Saline They will live at 316 Jackson Chelsea
A Maryland farmer urged Secretary Samuel P. Chase in November 1861 that a Christian reference appear on U S coins. The result: In God We Trust was authorized for coins from that time onward.
The Willow Developing Company advances plans to convert Willow Run from wartime housing to a permanent community. Subdivisions Washtenaw No. 1 and 2 at Ridge and Clark Roads cover 1600 acres with 129 lots each and an estimated 1,000 residents, amid a long approval process with Washtenaw Planning Commission, townships, Road Commission, FHA VA financing, and the Auditor General.
A home style dinner menu includes chicken and tomato soup, crisp crackers, Japanese style liver, steamed rice, fruit and cookies with beverages. Liver slices are cooked with onions, celery, sugar and soy sauce, then mixed with peppers. Serves two generous portions.
A sequence of birthday notices lists individuals with dates from September 9 to September 15. Names include Edward Luckhardt Martha Esch Ronnie Burroughs Helen Griffin Walfred Larson Barry Bowles Janet Livingstone Clyde Marshall Elaine Korte Allan Phelps Margie Greene Katherine Briggs and Jerry Jordan.
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