Murder trio member confesses to Saline robbery
David Royal of Milan admits taking part in the July 4 burglary of Ed's Grocery near Saline. Royal and two Ypsilanti youths were arrested last week in connection with the bludgeon slaying of an Ann Arbor nurse.
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Saline
Cecil Albertson
Observer
David Royal
Milan
Royal
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Phil Richardson
Dale Clark
Doug Edwards
Dundee
Washtenaw County
Clark
Sup t Jensen Speaks To Civic Group
Supt Jensen addresses about 200 teachers and Saline Child Study Club members in the school auditorium. He discusses national youth trends and asks how Saline schools compare with others in teaching methods guidance and facilities amid a recent local teen murder. speech titled A Look Ahead.
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Supt. Jensen
Saline Child Study Club
Leo Jensen
Padaesident
Child Study Club
Fork In The Road Irrational Youth Crime Reflection
An editorial condemns a murder involving teens in Milan and Ypsilanti linked to Saline. It urges stronger youth recreation, parental supervision, and early curfew debate to prevent future crimes, warning Saline residents to act before tragedy strikes.
Fair Manager Praises Saline Community Fair Preparations
Fair Manager Charles Osgood reports the Saline event is ahead of previous years with more tent space and a filled gymnasium exhibit area. The Saline Community Fair Board bought two bleacher sets for the schol athletic field at $500, expected later this season, with judging starting Wednesday afternoon under Edward Grosshan from Ann Arbor at 1:00 p.m.
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Charles Osgood
Saline Community Fair Board
Schol
Edward Grosshans
Ann Arbor
St. Pauls Church to Dedicate New Educational Unit
St. Pauls Church will dedicate a remodeled educational building formerly owned by Otto Graf during Rally and Promotion Day services on Sunday. Pastor Alvin Siemsen, President Edwin Hering, and Superintendent Erwin Schmid will lead the dedication after worship. Two assembly rooms and five classrooms will serve the church school primary and junior departments. The project was funded by a recent campaign with no debt.
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St. Paul’s Church
Alvin Siemsen
Edwin Hering
Erwin Schmid
Otto Graf
Church Council
Saline Hornets Roll Over Lincoln 13-0 for First League Win
Saline Hornets routed Lincoln 13-0 at Saline field for its first league win in four years and first victory in two years. Vern Drake returned a punt 57 yards to set up Jerry Gonser's score, then Rich Miller plunged in for the TD after a 3 yard line run.
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Saline
Hornets
Lincoln
Saline Field
Carleton
Vern Drake
Jerry Gonser
Drake
Rich Miller
Miller
Brownie Troop Outing At Ross Farm
Lone Troop 2 met at Prout's and visited the Ross farm for scrapbook work for the fair. Girls made necklaces and tom-toms, rode a horse named Trigger, and had a hot dog lunch before a walk in a big field pretending to be wild horses. The next Tuesday Lone Troop 2 held its regular meeting and gathered fair exhibits.
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Lone Troop 2
Prout’s
Susan Coates
Beginning Saline High Band Opens First Meeting
The Saline High School Band will host a meeting on Thursday October 2 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym to discuss the new beginning band program for grades six through ten. A short concert and instrument demonstrations will precede displays by Carty's Music Box of Ypsilanti and a film strip on music training benefits. All interested residents and students and their parents are invited.
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Saline High School
Carty
Ypsilanti
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Grim Reaper
State Penitentiary
Pauline Campbell
Albertson
Osgood
St. Paul’s
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