Communism Suppressed by Crusade for Freedom Radio
The Crusade for Freedom promotes Radio Free Europe as a weapon against world Communism. Citizens are urged to donate to establish more transmitters, expanding broadcasts from Munich and Asia to pierce the Iron Curtain and reveal Soviet lies.
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Crusade For
Radio Free Europe
Crusade For Freedom
Eisenhower
Radio Free ‘Europe
Lucius Clay
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Radio
Prague
Bratislava
Russia
Europe
United States
Hescapees
Kremlin
Asia
Far East
Wiedman Auto Company
A & M Chevrolet
Elmer Steele
Saline Community Fair Opens With Broad Exhibits
Despite gloomy weather the 1951 Saline Community Fair shows strong early crowds and diverse displays. The fair emphasizes agricultural exhibits over carnival fun with a coloring contest prize a new Schwinn bike. Miss Sue Thomas hails a Rotary trip to France after a Friday night send off at a football game.
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Stewart
Saline
Silkworth
Brand
Wood Hardware
Sue Thomas
France
Sue
Rally Day at Federated Church School Program
Sunday, September 30, marks Rally Day in the Federated Church school. The observance will begin at 9:45 in the morning. Annual promotions to higher departments will be announced and pupils moving from Primary to Junior will receive Bibles on presentation of their Rally Day program portion.
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Church School
Federated Church
Junior Choir Rehearsals Start at Federated Church
Mrs. Howard Johnson announces fall rehearsals for the Junior Choir at Federated Church school. The first session is Wednesday evening October 3 at 7:00. All former members and new pupils from Junior Intermediate and Senior departments are urged to attend.
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Howard Johnson
Federated Church School
Church School
New Washington Monument boosts events and times listed for fair activities
A community schedule lists 1:00 p.m. events in vegetables crafts crochet and antiques at the New Washington Monument fair. Other entries include Poultry Local at 2:00 p.m. and Baton Twirling 7:30 p.m. with pets and floats planned in Saline and nearby towns.
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Philip Smith
Chelsea
Mel Sheppard
Milan
Louis Tritton
Plymouth
Ruby Yeutter
Clayton
Walter Wolfgang
Lester Lace
Wright
Ypsilanti
Wal- National
Henry McKenzie
Martin Fucss
Saline
Marshall Richards
Ann Arbor
A. D. Tinker
George Leonard
R. C. Larson
Dexter
Harold Gray
Fred Geisel
Clyde Hazen
Manchester
Murder Trio Escapes After Robbery and Slaying Threats
Royal details a July incident where three youths attempted a gas pump robbery but triggered flood lights and fled with a small haul. They were hiding as Saline police investigated and escaped via Monroe Street to Milan. Prosecutors tied motive to theft for gasoline. The three, Richardson, Clark, and Edwards, were bound over to circuit court for October 2, 1951, on $500 bonds each. Chief Albertson urged parental cooperation to curb late night car outings by teens to prevent temptation.
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Albertson
Milan
Dundee
Saline
Frank
Royal
Monroe Street
Juty
Ann Arbor
Observer
Joseph
Richardson
Clark
Edwards
Frances O’brien
Cecil Albertson
New Milk Order Explanations Set for Three Michigan Meetings
The Federal Milk Marketing Order will be explained by George Irvine at district conferences in October in Litchfield Ann Arbor and Richmond. Howard F Simmons will report on the operating department while sales committee members discuss health regulations. Meetings feature Gerald Memmer Duane Sanford Paul Russ and entertainment by Al Bruner with refreshments.
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Detroit
George Irvine
Litchfield
Ann Arbor
Richmond
Association
Howard F. Simmons
Board of Health
Grange Hall
Ann Arbor-Saline
Paul Russ
William Fabs
Board of Health Regulations
MMPA
al Bruner
WJR
Statesmen in Overalls CROP program details and School Open House
Albert H. Amrhein of Ypsilanti named Washte naw county CROP chairman to organize township campaigns for food donations for overseas needs. The county will host art contests at Saline Fair and an Oct 4 open house showcasing student work. Civic Health Club officers listed and classroom achievements noted.
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Donald Johnson
Court House
Albert H. Amrhein
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw County
Japan
India
Catholic Rural Life
War Relief Services
Church World Service
Lutheran World Service
National Lutheran Council
Civic Health Club
Glen Carter
Mary Lou Carter
Judy Ried
Ronald Carter
Marion Klumpp
Span
Jean Reid
Judy Reid
Hospital births and patients listed from Saline area
On Sept 21 Cynthia Braun weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces at birth to Theodore Braun. Thomas George Flook born Sept 22 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces to John and family. An 8 pound 12 ounce boy born Sept 22 to Adrian Onderdonk and spouse. Frances Unterkercher Cyrus Beach Anna Gregory Hazel Seeger are patients at Saline General Hospital. Evelyn Dietrich of Ypsilanti hospital for minor surgery. Irwin Martin of Ann Arbor under observation two weeks. Edward Maxwell born Sept 18 weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces to Kenneth and spouse. John Thomas Christmer born Sept 19 weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce to Ernest Christmer Sr. of Belleville. Marilyn Marie Morden born Sept 20 weighing 1 pounds 15% ounces to Herbert and spouse. Martin George Feldkamp born Sept 21 weighing 8 pounds to Leon and spouse. Laura Lee Mannor born Sept 21 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces to John and spouse of East Ann Arbor.
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Cynthia Braun
Theodore Braun
Thomas George Flook
John Flook
Adrian Onderdonk
Frances Unterkercher
Cyrus Beach
Anna Gregory
Hazel Seeger
Saline General Hospital
Evelyn Dietrich
Ypsilanti
Irwin Martin
Ann Arbor
Edward Maxwell
Kenneth Fetters
John Thomas Christmer
Ernest Christmer
Belleville
Marilyn Marie Morden
Herbert Morden
Clinton
Martin George Feldkamp
Leon Feldkamp
Saline
Laura Lee Mannor
John Mannor
East Ann Arbor
Shaw School News Fourth Week Brief
Shaw School reports the start of week four with the children settling into classes. Teachers note steady progress in reading and math while planning upcoming activities and activities for parent involvement.
Funeral Services for Lloyd D. Crittenden in Denver
Former Denver deputy sheriff Lloyd D. Crittenden, age 75, died August 29 in a friend’s car from a heart attack. Services set for 1 a.m. at Stevens Mortuary with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He is survived by wife Helen, son Laurence, two grandchildren Lois and Barclay, and sister Mrs. E. D. Walker.
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Lloyd D. Crittenden
Denver
Stevens
Crown Hill
Mr. Crittenden
Saline
Mich
New York Life Insurance Co
CROP Film Available for Group Showings
Statesmen in Overalls a 16 mm sound black and white film by the Christian Rural Overseas Program is now available to groups for showing. Fifteen minutes long it emphasizes stewardship of food and land and shows rural Americans working to relieve suffering and restore hope.
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Christian Rural Overseas Program
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Washtenaw
Main Main Street
Ohio
Mary Morden
Everett Esch
H. W. Kuebler
Hoelstein
Don Johnson
Guernsey
Jergey
Frank Gendron
Charles McCalla
R. B. Warren
East
Lansing
Wayne Willman
Parma
George Allen
D. A. Riker
Sunnday
New
Washington Monument
Hospital News
Shaw School News
Shaw School
Mooreville
Rod
Town Shoes
Wolverine
Ara Comfort Weat
G. L. Parsons
Saline, Michigan
Oleo
HULL
Crosse Pointe
Lux
Minute Maid
Ann Arbor Saline
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