Skylarks and Lodi Snaps Lead Bowling Night
The Skylarks won four from the Hot Shots and the Lodi Snaps topped Universal in a roller night. High notes went to Shirley Bredernitz with 180 in a 448 three game total as Peg Steiner scored a turkey.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
6
The Skylarks won four from the Hot Shots and the Lodi Snaps topped Universal in a roller night. High notes went to Shirley Bredernitz with 180 in a 448 three game total as Peg Steiner scored a turkey.
A collection of quotes and reflections on war inevitability, political speech, government controls, religion, and leadership. Notable lines reference E R Heidberg West Point, George Jessel, public committees, and MacArthur chairing Remington Rand with an estimated $100,000 salary. The excerpt ends noting the brain’s alcohol content topic.
A terse Newark News snippet hints at mysterious demonic statisticians generating staggering figures, suggesting a cryptic mystery or satirical angle within the city’s news brief.
Central Lods reports Mrs. Frank Daniels and Mrs. Cora Grosshans among supper guests of Walter Moore on Wednesday. Detroit visitors Erwin Gorning called on Clara Kalmbach and Bert Moore Saturday. Various locals hosted and visited including Bert Moore and Gertie Drake on Saturday and Mrs. John Rose with Sandra visiting Ann Arbor. Jackson Hot Rod Races drew Eileen Grosshans and others Friday evening. East Ann Arbor hosts and Detroit shopping trip features among local social activity.
The CTP Federated Church lists services and activities led by Pastor Henry McKenzie. Highlights include a 9:45 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. divine worship with a theme on the Revised Standard Version, 6:30 p.m. Young People’s Society with Marvin Rorick speaking on education, and 7:45 p.m. evening worship. Choir rehearsals are Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. and a Women’s Class meeting Friday October 3 at 8:00 p.m.
Local residents attended family gatherings baptisms and weekend visits with relatives and friends across Dexter Milan Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Detroit Saline Monroe and Dundee. Notable events include the baptism of Diana Lynn Wahl and a 40th wedding anniversary observed for John Taylor and spouse with friends and relatives from several nearby communities.
Frederick H. Engelsdorfer, pastor, leads a Communion worship at 10 a m with the sermon Holy Bread. The chancel choir offers Before Thy Presence by Christopher von Gluck. Sunday school convenes at 11 30 a m in the parish hall.
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules mission festival services with German language at 8 p m and English at 10 a m. The church treasurer closes the fiscal year September 30. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30. Bible school Wednesday 7 30 and Saturday 9. Mens Club meets Wednesday evening in the church basement. Junior choir rehearses Thursday. Y P S meets next Thursday. Children’s choir rehearses Saturday at 7.
Rev. R. R. Feuell presides at 10 o clock Divine worship with Holy Communion and special Youth Choir music. Church school at 11, Youth Fellowship at 7 30, and a candlelight communion for youth. Thursday choir rehearsal at 7 50.
Morning worship at 10 a m with church school rally at 9 45 a m Youth Fellowship at 6 p m then farm visit with wiener roast and hay ride Fall Sectional Conference to be held at Chelsea on Wednesday October 1 Holy Communion observed on the first Sundays in October.
Father Coffee will lead a Sunday mass at 10:00 a.m. at St. Andrews Mission, inviting parishioners and visitors to attend and participate in the service.
The column jokes that Congressman Smith suspects whooping cough after kissing babies, joking he may be renewing youth. It notes other local items, including Herman Lutz leaving for Milwaukee, a damaged bulletin board, and a price clash among grocers lowering egg prices after a rainy day.
Twenty years ago the Public Library completes work and will reopen Friday from two to five. All invited. tea and wafers served. Mrs. Aaron Luckhardt visited Dexter with Mr. and Mrs. George Steele while Mrs. Steele attended Mt. Clemens conference. Miss Clara Schroen of Lansing improves at her mother’s home. Ray Shaw enters U of M medical program. A Detroit visitor to Ann Arbor died by suicide on Bridgewater Road after a day visit for a nervous breakdown due to financial losses.
A patient visiting a hog house found shells and loaded a gun, placing it under his chin on a pail. The weapon exploded, killing him, with no remaining head ears found. Nearby residents Nathan Bordine and others traveled for medical baths and family visits across Wisconsin and Missouri.
A young man in Chicago was fined 400 dollars and jailed after trying to pick a policeman’s pocket near a police station. He disclosed completing a ninety day course at a pick pockets school.
Bituminous coal fuels 93 of the Veterans Administration hospitals offices and other installations providing heat and power according to a report.
Short Railroad Oregon operates one of the world’s shortest lines linking Union town to the Union Pacific mainline at Union Junction about 1% miles away.
State of Michigan Washte naw Probate Court No 30771 at Ann Arbor September 11 1952 presiding Frank L McAlvinchey Judge. In the Estate of Alma Rosene and Bernice Jaeger minors Mary Jaeger Guardian filed first and final account and petition for allowance. It is ordered October 10 1952 at ten o'clock for examining and approving the account.
The order requires publication of a copy for three successive weeks in the Saline Observer, a newspaper printed and circulated in the county. Frank L. McAlvinchey, Judge of Probate, Genesee County, acting in Washtenaw County. William R. Stagg, Register of Probate. Stanton G. Roesch, Attorney, Saline, Michigan. 10-2
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