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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
4
Sunday worship at 10:00 with a special Rally Day Church School. YF District Rally in Belleville at 3 PM. Monday Get Acquainted Class at Bruce Parsons home with pot luck. Esther Landwehr speaks on Europe trip. Thursday choir rehearsal at 7:30 led by Mrs. Robert Merchant.
Judge James R. Breaky Jr of the 22nd Judicial Circuit in Ann Arbor was elected president of the Michigan Judges Association at the Dearborn Inn conference last Friday. He has served as acting president since the death of George W. Des Jardins. The annual dinner honored the Michigan Supreme Court with speakers including Justice John R. Dethmers and Gov. G. Mennen Williams who stressed the bench as defender of individual rights and contrasted legislative group focus.
Miss Kathleen L Roller daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Roller of Paw Paw Michigan formerly Saline united in marriage with Dr Albertus F Dodson of Wilbur Nebraska on September 6 in the First Methodist Church chapel in Ann Arbor Dr Erland Wangdahl officiated A reception followed in the church Green Room The couple plan residence in Portsmouth New Hampshire where Dodson is stationed after a Canadian honeymoon The bride trained as a nurse at the University of Michigan and Dodson attended Tulane and served in the Navy during World War II</analysis>
The sixth annual Community Fair will run September 18 19 20 at Manchester Athletic Field with the Anderson Amusement Co Toledo providing rides. A minstrel show Plantation Capers opens September 15 16 at 8 15 pm in the Manchester Auditorium with 100 local participants.
General Electric Appliance in Detroit and Consumers Power Company sponsor an upcoming public question session in Manchester the first of its kind. Schedule includes Friday steer judging at 10:30 a.m. a 2 p.m. Tractor pulling contest and Saturday steer club dinner at Emanuel church hall noon then steer sale at 1:30 p.m. A street parade with the Manchester Community Band follows the sale, then a Western Horse Show by R C Merithew. Evenings feature tent exhibits High School and Anderson Amusement Shows and midway.
Births listed for Mr and Mrs Chester Kurowicki of Tecumseaton on September 5. Medical patients include Agnes Fry of Ann Arbor and Herbert Elliot of Bemis Road. Surgical patients named Orman Roehm Rose Finley.
Mr. Jacob Mindnick and Marge Fuller from Mt. Clemens were dinner guests Sunday in the Oscar Hosmer home. Mrs Louis Schneider of Pleasant Lake spent Tuesday with her son and wife Chester and Martha Leonard. Mrs P W Dierberger of Jackson visited her niece Martha Dietiker over the weekend. Sunday guests of Mrs Dietiker included Dr and Mrs Hillis Adams and family, Dr and Mrs Lee Feldkamp, and Wesley C Dietiker. Mrs Robert Bredernitz and Winifred Dieterie left for Oakland to join Airman Robert Bredernitz at Parks Base.
The Republican party opened its fall campaign with a Wetttenaw county dinner at Ypsilanti honoring Cleary. Notables including Washtenaw Prosecutor Douglas K. Reading and Cleary's law partner George A. Weins spoke warmly while local officials and veterans attended. Cleary contrasted the governor’s record with Republican achievements in the legislature, citing hospital and college building expansions and a $650 million mental health initiative.
The speaker lists 15 policy areas including health and tuberculosis, unemployment benefits, and car finance bills, charging the governor with failures to claim credit for these items while highlighting a prison riot, graft allegations, and rising state taxes. He accuses the Democratic record of tax and spend policies.
Cleary laments ongoing emergencies and urges a shift from self interest to government serving the people. He criticizes postwar diplomacy errors from Yalta to Korea and predicts Eisenhower’s legacy as statesman. He calls for a clean sweep to restore constitutional government and normalcy.
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