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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
2
Several household and personal items offered: a girl's bicycle in like new condition with contact Saline 645M, a Thayer baby carriage in good condition with phone 310, an AO Smithway Perma glass 50 gallon electric hot water heater, and a used bathtub with contact 231.
The Methodist Church hosted the Friday wedding of Miss Dorothy Dieterle and Robert Karl Bredernitz in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev. R. R. Feuell. The couple, both Saline High School grads, will reside at 115 E Michigan Ave after short honeymoon trips.
The Saline Community Fair runs September 26 to 29 and features a voluntary poultry donation sale supporting the Rotary Youth for Understanding program. Exhibitors may donate their entries, with proceeds aiding student exchanges, including three German students visiting Saline and a pending trip for Miss Sue Thomas to France. Rotary committee members William Crim Alvin Siemsen Arthur Heininger and Don Ford coordinate with the poultry superintendent.
Rural residents meet O M Van Patten, property assessment examiner for the Michigan State Tax Commission, as the survey starts in Washtenaw County. Leo Haley and Mark Welter join to assess rural and city properties to equalize county valuation and guide tax levy readjustments for at least one year.
The University of Michigan Extension Service will offer Real Estate Finance I in Ann Arbor this fall with Joel K. Riley of the Detroit Mortgage Bankers Association as instructor. The course begins at 7 30 p m Tuesday September 25 with support from local Realtors boards and sessions in the School of Business Administration Building at Monroe and Tappan.
Capt. Lewis Millett of Mechanics Falls Massachusetts, recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor, urges that defense is every American’s duty. He argues economic strength matters as much as military power and urges buying U S defense bonds to deter aggressors. Millett earned the medal for a bayonet charge that defeated a larger enemy force despite injuries.
Registration for a University of Michigan real estate certificate course is $16 and open to all. Classes cover mortgage loans, mortgage lending practice, portfolio administration, and mechanics liens, with enrollment in 164 Business Administration Building during 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on opening night.
Bowling league invites players to join by 9:00 Thursday at the alley. League needs two complete teams to fill the lineup.
Dilute strong tea with a little water to create an excellent antique stain for pine. When dry apply two thin coats of fresh white shellac followed by wax for a fine finish.
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