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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

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Saline Ath Field Nears Season Opener Amid Local Projects

A Saline couple builds stockpiled food to offset rising living costs while the town prepares for football season with an athletic field close to completion. The Deedes plan a new East Michigan Avenue business block and local clubs promote season ticket sales as the community crowns the Spirit of Saline in a Queen contest. Chelsea defeats Saline Independents 10-2 in a Tri County League game.

Deedes East Michigan Avenue Saline Independents Chelsea Ann Arbor Pinelmey Jesus American Legion Doc Miller Carl Meehn Saline Women’s Club

State President To Address Study Club

Saline Child Study Club meets at 113 N Anna A por St Tuesday evening Sept 21. Guest speaker Mrs O L Allread state president of Michigan Child Study Association outlines aims and problems of the organization serving 125 plus clubs in the state. Members and others urged to attend.

Saline

Fair Premium List For 1948 Saline County Fair Released

The Saline Observer reports the 1948 fair premium list has been prepared and mailed by Secretary Osgood and F F A boys. New divisions include Baby Contest and Soap Box Derby with two wheel classes. Poultry and rabbit sections expanded with planned educational displays. Crochet winners may enter National Contest for a $200 prize and trip to New York City.

Osgood Saline Observer Fair Board Henry St Roy Brisendins New York City Burkhart Emtry

Saline Primary Yields Sparse Votes for Governor and Judge

In Saline the Tuesday primary drew light turnout with 146 votes for Governor Sigler and 150 for U S Senator Ferguson on the partisan ticket. Probate judge on the nonpartisan ballot went to Judge Jay H Payne with 109 votes, far ahead of Arch D Wilson with 24.

Sigler Homer Ferguson Jay H. Payne Arch D. Wilson Saline Keyes U.S Ferguson Congress Barnes Kelly Meader Michener Down Higgins Hanen Warner Reading Osborn Luella Smith Fleming Verner Register Seymour Hill Ganzhorn Harry Anderson C.A. Curtiss A. C. Lange Alwin Gross Kelley O’brien Payne Rapp Wilson

Graf Jaeger Lead Bulldogs In Open That Weekend

Two local boys Merlyn Dutch Graf and John Jaeger will start for the Ann Arbor Bulldogs against Highland Park in the Michigan Independent Football League at Frog Island Ypsilanti. Graf starts at left guard while Jaeger may play left end on offense or defense.

Merlyn Graf John Jeager Ann Arbor Highland Park Frog Island Ypsilanti Jaeger Bulldogs Kenny Reade Detroit Lion Jim Gakim Chelsea Holland

Coldframes use sun heat to harden and start seeds

Coldframes are used to harden off plants from the hotbed and to start seeds where space is limited. They rely on solar heat only, with no fermenting manure under the sail, and must be placed for full sun and protection from the wind.

Mrs. Viola Ernst Rites Held In Saline Township

Mrs. Viola J. Ernst 53 wife of George W. Ernst and longtime University Hospital laundry supervisor died Saturday in Adrian at her daughter’s home. Born April 24 1895 in Norville township Jackson county she had lived in Saline area and with her daughter during illness. Survived by husband three sons Kenneth Harold Clayton daughter Hilda Hopkins two brothers five sisters and other relatives. Funeral services were at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church with burial in Oakwood Cemetery.

Viola J. Ernst George W. Ernst University Hospital Ann Arbor Adrian Basil Smith Case Rd Saline Township Ernst Norville Township Jackson County August Fredericka Ahrens Manchester Saline St. Paul’s Oakwood Cemetery

Bourbon and Rye Alcohol Yield From Grain

About two and one half gallons of alcohol are produced from a bushel of corn or wheat, outlining traditional whiskey production yields.

Deede Urges Participation In Parade

Larry Deede heads the Junior Chamber of Commerce parade committee urging all groups to prep floats for a larger parade on October 2. The event will crown the Queen of Saline with her court, feature a steam caliope, and gathering is at McKay street by 1:30 PM before a 2:30 start to ease game traffic.

Larry Deede Chamber of Commerce Deede Saline McKay Street Oregon

Season Tickets On Sale For Saline Football Opener

The Saline Woman's Club and the Study Club promote season tickets for the upcoming local football season. Adults pay $3 for four or five home games, including October 1 Homecoming with U High. High school girls canvass the town to sell tickets through club representatives and local merchants.

U High Saline Woman's Club Child Study Club Ray Niles Hsther Landwehr Harry Anderson Harold Brown Burkhart’s Reveling’s

Local Talent to Perform at Saline Community Fair

Farmers Day events kick off with judging at Saline Community Fair on October 1. Steer Club parade at 1 30 pm, horse pulling at 2 30 pm, amateur show at 8 15 pm on pavilion stage. Local talent, ages young and old, vie for prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. Fireworks grand display at 10 30 pm conclude the evening.

Saline Community Fair Wiliam Brittain Joseph Colby George Wood

Farm Bureau Group Tackles Michigan Auto Insurance Plan

The Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau Group met at Raymond and Mrs. Klumpp home with 24 members. Delegates were chosen to attend a Lansing conference to discuss forming a Farm Bureau automobile insurance cooperative in Michigan. Refreshments followed the session.

Farm Bureau Automobile Insurance Cooperative Michigan Southwest Lodi Farm Bureau Raymond Klumpp Lansing

Miss Saline of 1948 Crowned At Fair Ceremony

Donald Rapp and Frank Brittain of the Saline Junior Chamber of Commerce present a gala Queen of Saline event on Friday October 1 atop the pavilion. One of Southern Washtenaw County belles will be crowned Miss Saline of 1948 as Saline’s Community Athletic Field dedication marks a milestone for the town. The crown symbolizes the community spirit guiding the fair and field project with a loving cup to be rotated yearly bearing names of future exemplars of Saline's spirit.

Donald Rapp Frank Brittain Junior Chamber of Commerce Washtenaw County Saline

Hairy Indigo Popular Cover Crop in Florida

Hairy Indigo, a tropical legume now common in Florida, serves as a summer cover crop for forage and soil improvement. Introduced by the Department of Agriculture in 1908, the plants reach four to seven feet tall with a five to seven foot spread and provide excellent grazing in fall or can be harvested as hay.

Florida Tropics United States Department of Agriculture

Friday Night to Witness Hornets First Game In Flood of Lights

Michigan FFA awards include Midland and Alma chapters as state best winners advancing to National Chapter Contest in Kansas City. Cassa polis Sandusky and Williamston win gold plaques. other schools earn silver and bronze honors with $425 in cash awards. Midland and Alma boast large member rosters and active community projects while Saline celebrates sod completion of athletic field in 33 hours amid student and Scout involvement.

Hornets Future Farmers of America Midland Alma Michigan FFA Kansas City Cassapolis Sandusky Williamston A & P Food Stores Barryton Ithaca Fremont Grand Blanc Cedar Springs Flushing Owossa Wayland Marlette Ovid Detroit Harry Nesman Lynn Heatley Maynard Christensen Saline Community Leo L. Jensen George Seeger

Cub Pack 146 Welcomes New Members At Fall Round-Up

Saline Cub Pack 146 held its Fall Round-Up to recruit 9 to 12 year old boys. About 80 attended a potluck, then Mr Junker and Mr Loomis of the Washtenaw-Livingston Council spoke on cubbing benefits. Den mothers and fathers joined in games and a treasure hunt.

Saline Junker Loomis Washtenaw-Livingston Council Ann Arbor Hering Ford A. Gross Meister Richards

Making Dustcloths From Polish Soak

Dusting cloths can be made by soaking cheesecloth or soft cloth squares in furniture polish. Let them saturate, remove, and air dry to produce effective dusting cloths for use.

Lighting hooks up for season opener at Saline

Harry Andersen and Coach Colby inspected the field on Tuesday with Detroit Edison placing goal posts. Seventy hundred bleachers were secured from Ypsilanti State Normal for 175 dollars and will be set up byshop students. Friday's game against Clinton is expected to draw a record crowd.

Harry Andersen Colby Detroit Edison Ypsilanti State Normal Clinton Saline

Planning Commission Reports and Activities Chronicle

The County Planning Commission, created May 14 1947, has held seventeen regular meetings and three joint sessions with the Ann Arbor Planning Commission groups and King Seeley Corporation. Since February 1 1948 it produced Washte naw Plans Its Future, mapped a county land use inventory, educated the public, and expanded administrative duties. The commission operates under by laws with elected officers and reports high engagement, with continued notes on page 8.

The County Planning Commission Board of Supervisors Ann Arbor Planning Commission King-Seeley Corporation Washtenaw Standing

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Crittenden Saline Athletic Field Abbott Bucknell Williams Connolly Targonski U. S Hook Burr Slosson Johnson Wikel Gopel Burke Beeler Walsh Kemnitz Swope Levleit Dickson George Ernst Woman’s Club Farm Bureau Group F.F.A Hemne Field Robert Klueter Planning Commission
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