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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
5
Final registration days for Saline Evening classes are Sept 26 27 28 29 at the Adult Education Booth in the Merchants Tent of the Saline Community Fair. Many classes are crowded so additional nights have been added with offerings in tailoring typing and woodworking. For sale Jersey cow inquire Martin Dennison 10555 Petersburg Rd Milan.
About 100 farmers and families met at Saline High School to discuss the Family Farm Policy Review. They urged consolidation of USDA agencies, opposed PMA, and favored studying the USDA report before action. A moderator from the University of Michigan guided group discussions and the session was voice-recorded.
A square dancing class was added to the fall term lineup at Saline School. Opening class is Monday night October 1 from 7:30 to 9:30, taught by Professor Julio Del Toro of the University of Michigan. Additional classes begin next week.
Mrs. Rosie W. Woodbridge died yesterday afternoon at Saline General Hospital. She was born October 21 1882 in Kingsville Ontario daughter of Reuben and Frances Boam Wright. She married Dr Charles O Woodbridge who died January 24 1937. Survived by daughter Mrs Dale Noble and two grandchildren. Funeral Sunday September 30 at 2 pm at the Methodist Church Saline with Rev R Feuell. interment Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs Dwight Reynolds president of the Federated Church women's Church School Class will host a meeting at her home 5988 Lohr Rd on Friday Oct 5 at 8 pm An interesting program is planned and annual officer elections will be held
Quick fix meal noting celery style corned beef and frozen French style green beans with a tossed green salad and fruit cocktail. Includes milk coffee or tea and suggests additional recommendations for fast preparation.
Next Sunday Trinity Lutheran observes its annual Mission Festival with three services. At 10 a.m. Rev. E. Frey of Detroit preaches the mission sermon. The 3 p.m. German service features Rev. A. W. Hueschen of Morenci. The 8 p.m. service has Rev. O. Kreie of Belleville speaking on missions. Mission offerings will be taken. The Male Chorus meets Saturday and Ladies Aid next Wednesday. Bible School Saturday at 9.
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Michigan announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Divine Worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon on The Christian's Hope Bible School Saturday at 9 00 a m and promotion of Sunday School pupils scheduled for Sunday October 7.
The Federated Church of Presbyterian and Baptist presents a busy weekly program led by Minister Henry McKenzie including Rally Day and morning worship with special music, Young People's Society installation, and choir rehearsals. Guest speaker Rajendra from Ceylon attended the Sunday night event where yearly officers were elected: Rosine Jaeger president Lois Finch vice-president Shirley Uphaus secretary Sally Cook treasurer.
Morning worship at 10 00 a m includes a church school rally and promotion day and the dedication of a newly acquired educational unit. Church council meets Monday at 8 p m Woman's Guild Tuesday at 8 p m and Ladies Aid Society Wednesday at 2 30 p m.
Sunday services include Divine Worship at 10 with youth choir and a sermon titled Gods Good Man. Church School at 11 Youth Fellowship at 7 30. Dorcas Ruth Esther and Mary circles meet this week at church and homes. Friday open house at Chelsea home 1 to 4 tea served. Mr and Mrs Carl Burmeister celebrate 25th anniversary on September 10.
Don Jaeger writes from Korea describing seeing John Thomas and a friend in Seoul, receiving the Observer, wanting a yearlong subscription, and noting midnights and a rainy, cold season. He mentions a P X in Seoul offering free candy and soap, a university building housing his unit, and plans to visit again with newspapers. He asks his mother to arrange funds from his fortune for the subscription.
The Judiciary Committee may investigate whether pressure delayed DOJ action on a $500,000 mail fraud case. The chairs of both committees replied to letters I sent, noting that 16 months had passed since the Recon- struction Finance Corporation referred an alleged Fraud by the Commercial Home Equipment Corporation of Chicago against Lustron.
Mrs Mary Bred ernitz celebrated her 79th birthday. Jeannine Marie Wanty was born Sept 16 at St Josephs weighing 7 lbs 10 oz. The Wantys reside in Ypsilanti and Mrs Wanty was a former Saline school teacher. Nancy Nichols left Willow Run for Columbia University to continue studies. The Eighth Grade Honor Club picnic at Ann Arbor Island emphasized scholarship for members George Barnes Donald Jeppesen Allen Reutschler Alfred Harwood Eugene Buday Robert Parsons Sharon Starling Rosanne Camburn Karen Taylor with Mrs Sebastian. A daughter Deede Jane born to Mr and Mrs David McHenry Columbus Ohio. Mrs McHenry is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Deede of Saline. Larry Deede serves at Ellington Air Base Texas until Nov 6. A trip East visited Mr and Mrs Richard Burmeister in Hartford Connecticut. The OES annual meeting with potluck dinner is Oct 1 at 6 30 pm Bring own table service dish to pass and own sandwiches. Mr and Mrs Russell Widmayer and Mr and Mrs Arthur Silvens attended Maurice Hartsuffs wedding in Brooklyn at the Presbyterian Church.
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