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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1947

Page

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Boystown Near Saline Michigan to Open in 1948

Boystown Michigan moves from dream to reality with a 130 acre Lenawee county site eight miles south of Saline and 15 miles from Ann Arbor. Cardinal Mooney Edward J Barrett announce purchase of the property with 2000 foot highway frontage, shops, gym, and a vocational high school offering drafting, machine shop, auto mechanics, electrical and radio training. Plans call for September 1948 opening and a board of trustees including bishops' representatives and Knights to run the school.

Boystown Mich Michigan Nebraska Cardinal Mooney Edward J. Barrett Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus of Lenawee County Saline Ann Arbor Macon Clinton Bishops Knights

Fair Premium List Now Available

Mailing of the premium list for the Saline Community Fair began yesterday and will extend to rural routes out of Saline and nearby towns. Entrants may obtain copies from fair secretary Charles Osgood or The Saline Observer office.

Saline Charles Osgood Fair Saline Observer Office

Pioneer of Michigan Passes

Mrs. Minnie Reed Everett died Thursday night September 11 at the Marie Marie Home in Lakewood Ohio where she had resided for six months. Born October 26 1866 at Bangor Maine she was the daughter of John Friend and Mary Myrick Reed.

Detroit Saline C. Graydon Everett Cc. Graydon Robert P. Everett Lakewood Ohio Mary Myrick Herbold Hollywood Calif Ruth Wareham Montrose Dorothy Johnston van Valkenburg Funeral Home Warner Cole D. D Grand Lawn Cemetery Minnie Reed Everett Marie Marie Bangor Maine John Friend Mary Myrick Reed

Local School Meeting Highlights Visual Education Demo

The first fall meeting of the child study group was held in the school auditorium with Floyd Smith of Woodruff School presenting a visual education demonstration. Mrs. Smith led a sixth grade nature study class followed by bird films, discussions, and a Q&A session. Refreshments were provided by committee hosts.

Floyd Smith Woodruff School Ypsilanti Clarence Johnson Harry Anderson Leonard Hutzel Delmar Schrader Harold Brown

Former Saline Lady Buried In Ann Arbor

Aldo Clark Bassett of Birmingham died Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Saline July 11 1866 she studied at Saline High School and the University of Michigan class of 1891. Survived by son Clark Bassett brother Robert Clark and four grandchildren funeral held in Birmingham with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery Ann Arbor.

Aldo Clark-Bassett Fairway Drive Birmingham Saline Albert M Mary Edmond Clark Saline High School University of Michigan Lavern Bassett Ann Arbor Grosse Isle Bell Funeral Home Forest Hill Cemeter Clark L. Bassett Grosse Pointe Shores Robert L. Clark

Eight Male Quartets To Be Heard In High School Auditorium

The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Friday night event featuring eight male quartets competing for honors in the high school auditorium. Master of ceremonies will be Chief Pontiac of Royal Oak in full regalia. A trophy awaits the winner. Participants include the Cleft Dwellers Bedford Lloyd LeBaron Wayne Centerline quartet JT P Broadcasters Tecumseh The Four Knights of Harmony Tecumseh Five Men of Note Adrian Saline quartet Ann Arbor. The show starts at 8 15 p m with tickets from JCC members or at the school tomorrow night. The Saline quartet includes Raymond Burkhart George Martin Aaron Girbach and Rev R Hocking.

Junior Chamber of Commerce Pontiac Royal Oak Cleft Dwellers Bedford Lloyd LeBaron Wayne Centerline JT. P. Broadcasters Tecumseh Four Knights of Harmony Five Men of Note Adrian Saline Quartet Ann Arbor

Corn Harvest Under Way In Thumb

About 3060 seed growers and elevator men and their wives attended an annual meeting and banquet at Bay Port in the Thumb district. Speakers included E H Downs and F Hildebrandt with remarks on world food supply and plant-based diet. Beans and corn-picking progress were noted as contributing factors to the harvest. Dean Gordon of the Land Conservation Department attended the gathering.

Bay Port Thumb Tuscola Sanilac Huron Wallace & Morley C. D. Finkbermer Alfred Sturm BE. E H. Downs M.S.C F. Hildebrandt Michigan Crop Imp R. V. Ballard Michigan Ballard Finkbeiners Fairgrove Dean Gordon Land Conservation Department Caro

Reception for Teachers at Federated Church

About 80 attended a teachers reception at the Federated Church Thursday evening. Mrs. Henry McKenzie led the program with a welcome, Leo Jensen introduced the teachers, vocal solos by Mrs. Reneld Tower, readings by Mrs. Luella Parsons, marimba solos by Mrs. Grover Burgan, and a concluding sound movie.

Federated Church Henry McKenzie Leo Jensen Mirs Reneld Tower Harold Brown Luella Parsons Grover Burgan

Hollis and Ames Tie The Knot In Ann Arbor Home

Frank C. Hollis of Bemis Road marries Mae Ames of Ann Arbor at 4 pm Saturday in the home of her son Milo Williams. Rev Henry McKenzie officiates with Arthur J. Williams and another attendant from Ann Arbor present. About 30 relatives witness the ceremony. The couple will reside on Bemis Road.

Frank C. Hollis Bemis Road Mae Ames

Roost Raiders Active Reported Poultry Theft

A farmer on Maple Road reported a drop in pullet production and 30 birds stolen from his coop. Police noted 140 head were taken on Whittaker Road Monday night in separate thefts.

B. Olson Maple Road Checker Whittaker Road

Sodi-Steele Wedding Brings Steebe and Sedt Together

Gretchen Rose Steebe and Emanuel James Sedt wed in St. Pauls Saline with a Marion lace gown and gladiola bouquet. The wedding party included Louise Feldhauser and Grace Steele as bridesmaids and Raymond Steele as usher. After a week in northern Michigan the couple will reside at 2565 W Liberty Rd Ann Arbor. The article also notes Poultry industry development from early 19th century to present.

St. Paul’s Church Saline Gretchen Rose Steebe George Steebe Saline Route 2 Emanuel James Sedt Emanuel Sedt W. Huron St Ann Arbor Stanley Maurer Machester Louise Feldhauser Grace Steele Frank Carson Pleasant Lake Raymond Steele Dexter Stanley Maui Manchester William lkKommeniar Arthur Scheller Grass Lake Alvin Siemsen Adolph Stierle William Frey Janice Hashley Michigan Liberty Rd Miss Steele Ann Arbor High School Sodt Hutzel Plumbing Co

Foods recommended per capita fruit and vegetable intake

Prof Henry C Sherman in Foods recommends 750 to 1000 pounds per person annually for total fruits and vegetables. At least one fifth of this amount may be potatoes and sweet potatoes, based on laboratory statistical studies and long term practical experience.

Milk Prices Raised for Class 1 Milk in Michigan

Representatives of the Michigan Milk Producers Association and Detroit creameries compromise on a $4.90 cwt price for Class 1 milk effective September 1. The deal follows August negotiations citing high grain and labor costs and pressure to keep milk supply adequate in Detroit.

Michigan Milk Producers, Association Detroit Creameries Howard E. Simons Michigan Milk Producers’ Association Mr. Simmons Simmons Michigan Detroit

Governor Sigler Targeted in Northern Michigan Gambling Probe

Governor Kim Sigler faces scrutiny as his grand jury experience colors a personal inquiry into gambling clubs at Northern Michigan resorts. The 1947 season opened around July 4 with warnings against gambling, yet reports surfaced of select patrons gaining access to hidden casinos through forged credentials and large cash forays.

Ace Grand Jury State Liquor Control Commission Michigan Sigler Kim Sigler Detroit Northville Chicago Wisconsin

Hillsdale County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits

The 97th Hillsdale County Fair begins Sunday September 21 with a religious address by Dr. Dale D. Welch of Alma College and a radio broadcast by WJR. Exhibits fill buildings and tents while the speed track, dog shows, 4 H activities, calf scramble, stock cavalcades and stage shows headline a week of events.

Hillsdale County Fair Dale D. Welch Alma College WJR Hillsdale County Fairgrounds Chicago Michigan G. F. Moench Hillsdale County Health Department

Friday Classic League opens with three matches

The first scheduled bowling match at B and B Recreation will be tomorrow night featuring Fireman B and B, Standard Hartman Insurance and Gross Implement United States at 7 p.m. Lockwood Legion, Saline Hotel St Pauls and Rotary Haarers follow at 9 p.m.

B & B Recreation Standard- Hartman Insurance Gross Implement United State Lockwood-Legion Saline Hotel St. Paul’s Rotary-Haarer’s

Engagement Announcement Bet​ty Jones and Owen Lambarth

Announcement of the engagement of Betty Louise Jones and Owen G Lambarth. Miss Jones, daughter of Mrs. Elsie E Jones of Baltimore, is a student nurse at the Hospital for the Women of Maryland. Lambarth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lambarth of Pleasant Lake Rd, is employed with his uncle Alfred Lambarth and served four years in the Army with 18 months in the European theater. No wedding date has been set.

Betty Louise Jones Owen G. Lambarth Miss Jones Elsie E. Jones Baltimore Mr. Lambarth Edward Lambarth Pleasant Lake Rd Hospital For the Women of Maryland Lambarth Alfred Lambarth

New Basic Fiber Rayon Described as Wood Pulp Derived

The article explains rayon as a basic fiber made from cellulose from wood pulp or cotton linters. It notes rayon originates from cellulose found in wood and cotton, highlighting its status among world fibers.

Discretionary Powers Must Be Granted to Conservation Body

Editorial argues Michigan's Conservation Commission needs full discretionary authority over hunting and fishing seasons regulations and fees without legislative interference. It criticizes the Legislature as slow and out of touch, citing incompetence and self interest among lawmakers, and calls for empowering the commission to act in emergencies.

Michigan Commission House of Representatives Senate House Conservation Cam Charley Heman Elton R. Maton Plymouth Jim Milliken Traverse City Lapeer

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