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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1951

Page

5

Bowling League Opens 1951 Season With New Members

The 1951 bowling season started on September 12 with changes across teams. Bergey Poultry Farm adds Marian Strieter Fay Bergey Sue Murray Charlene Hosler and Lois Sebastian. Saline Hotel adds Arlene Bersuder and Alice Goltz. Standard Oil adds Mae Wright and Mary Beagle. B and B adds Alice Murray. Wolfin Robison and Polar Bear Inn unchanged. Secretary Dorothy Wiebusch welcomes bowlers and notes higher team averages lift league standards.

Bergey Poultry Farm Marian Strieter Fay Bergey Sue Murray Charlene Hosler Lois Sebastian Marian Sue Saline Hotel Arlene Bersuder Alice Goltz Standard Oil Mae Wright Mary Beagle Alice Murray Wolfin Robison Polar Bear Inn Dorothy Wiebusch

Thursday 7 O Clock Women's League Opens With Wins

The season's first night sees Haarer's Rockets Universal Flippers and the Slick Chicks each earning four points. Top scorers include Shirley Armbruster 210 game Dorothy Miester 175 Virginia Bassett 172 Dot Stimpson 170 with Turkey awards to Virginia and Dot.

Haater Rockets Universal Flippers Slick Chicks Shirley Armbruster Dorothy Miester Virginia Bassett Dot Stimpson Virginia Dot Jackie Mitchell Mary Jaeger Ruth Miller Leona Rogers Virginia B

Saline Fair Train Booth Promises Kids Big Prize Draw

Dear Tom letter invites all ages to visit the Saline Hatchery Booth at the fair. Two miniature trains, steam and diesel, will operate, costing nearly 300 dollars plus 53 prizes, with a December 20 drawing for winners. The setup includes cattle and milk cars and auto unloading at the stock yard.

Tom

Saline Hatchery promotes popularity contest at Saline Fair

Hagen Saline Hatchery announces a kids popularity contest at the Saline Community Fair Sept 26 to 29. Two prize trains on a model rail layout, plus three complete farm implement sets from International Harvester John Deere and Ford, and 50 baby chicks will be awarded. Nominations are by customers who shop at Saline Hatchery with votes tied to purchases. Visitors can watch trains operate and see chicks hatch in an incubator at the booth.

International Harvester Co John Deere Co Ford Saline Hagen Saline Hatchery Saline, Mich

Fine Ranch Style Furniture Finishes Featured

A rising demand for light finishes suits the growing ranch style homes. Limed oak and silver oak gain popularity for living room and occasional pieces. Mahogany base tones create blond effects, while walnut in various shades remains popular.

Mrs Leonard Hostess To Willing Workers

The Willing Workers met at Mrs George Leonard's home with eighteen members and two guests Mrs Florence Cornish and Mrs Martin Daly. President Mrs Everett Gilbert led the meeting which included devotional by Mrs Lloyd Carey and a roll call naming a favorite autumn tree.

George Leonard Everett Gilbert Lloyd Carey Raynor Scudder Amos Luckhardt Edgar Guest Florence Cornish Martin Daly

Steel for Beds in Bedding Industry

The bedding industry uses 361000 tons of steel annually to produce 9500000 mattresses 5000000 bedsprings and 4000000 sleeping equipment items. This steel would barely make 200000 cars yet yields 18500000 articles of sleeping gear.

Federated Church outlines services and events with guest speaker

The Federated Church program lists 9:45 a.m. church school 11:00 a.m. divine worship with theme Is Christ Adequate for This Age special music nursery 6:00 p.m. Young Peoples Society supper election of officers guest speaker Maruthappah Rajendra of Ceylon 7:45 p.m. evening worship theme The Mission of Tension. Circle meetings set for Sept 20 and other activities include choir rehearsal and a Trinity Lutheran slide show about Arizona and Apache Indians.

Young Peoples’ Society Maruthappah Rajendra Ceylon Leonard Niethammer Paul Klueter Harry W. Hersch Fredricka McBride

Methodist Church Youth Rally in Ypsilanti

R. R. Feuell, pastor, leads Sunday services with divine worship at 10 and church school at 11. Youth rally at the Methodist church in Ypsilanti at 4 features a program, supper, and devotions, plus camp pictures. meet at the church at 3.

Ypsilanti

Trinity Lutheran Church Service and Guild Schedule

H. L. Engel presides at 10:00 a.m. divine service and 11:00 a.m. Sunday school. The Junior Choir meets Thursday at 7 30 and the Mary Martha Guild meets Thursday at 8 00 in the church social hall.

Mary-Martha Guild

St. Paul’s Church announces schedule and events

Morning worship at 10 a m church school at 11 15 a m Tonight at 8 o clock a sound motion picture A Wonderful Life will be shown On Sunday the pastor will preach The Christ Has a Job for You Fall Synod meeting will be held at Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed church Ann Arbor on Wednesday Dedication of the new educational unit will be part of Rally and Promotion Day on Sunday September 30

St. Paul's Church Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church Ann Arbor

St. John's Lutheran Church services and activities

Bridgewater Michigan church notes 10:30 a m divine worship sermon The Problem of Human Suffering 9:30 a m Sunday school Bible school Saturday 9:00 a m Choir rehearsal Thursday 7:30 p m.

ST. John’s Lutheran Church H. W. Ray Bridgewater, Mich

St. Paul’s Church to Show Christian Film A Wonderful Life

St Pauls church screens the sound motion picture A Wonderful Life by the Protestant Film Commission in Hollywood tonight at 8 p m. The true Christian family tale has drawn praise for art and technique. A devotional service precedes the showing and a free will offering is invited.

Protestant Film Commission Hollywood St. Paul’s Church

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