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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
5
Goodwill Industries announces pick-ups in Saline on Tuesday October 9. Trucks collect clothing shoes hats toys and most furniture and household discards. To arrange a pickup contact local representative Vera Burkhardt at Saline 121g.
Washtenaw Federation of Women’s Clubs held President Day at St. Paul’s Church in Saline with 35 top officers from county clubs attending a noon potluck luncheon. Each president outlined programs for the coming year. fall meeting set for October 22 at Whitmore Lake Methodist Church. Manchester attendees included club presidents Mrs. Lowell Parr and Mrs. Raymond Neuderfer and others.
The Church School of the Methodist Church will observe Rally Day and Promotion at 11:00 a.m. Sunday. Children from the Beginners Dept present St John's heavenly vision with puppets, directed by Mrs. Loren Gerlinger and Mrs. Ray Krempel. Nursery class by Mrs. Frank Carter will sing "The Bible." After the program, promotional exercises award certificates and attendance pins.
The Federated Church School will observe Rally Day Sunday morning September 30 at 9 45. Howard Kuhl announces promotions between classes and departments. Third grade pupils will receive new Bibles as the new school year begins October 1 with quarterlies and supplies ready. Archibald Preston is appointed to fill the superintendent vacancy.
A delegation from the local Methodist Church will attend the Missionary Institute and MYF Rally at the First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor from 3:00 to 8:36 p.m. Sunday. The youth program will stress Drinking and Christianity. A film Skidrow will be shown and Sgt George Simmons of the Ann Arbor Police will speak. A 6:00 p.m. luncheon is served. Photos of the Youth Caravan will be shown. Rev Milton Bank of Pontiac will deliver the Evening Service message.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marion of Saline announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to William Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Vogel of Lutz Avenue Ann Arbor. Dorothy is a Saline High School graduate employed at Citizens Bank of Saline. William is an Ann Arbor High School graduate employed by Michigan Bell Telephone. No wedding date has been set.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service circles schedule events for Tuesday next week. Dorcas meets 1:00 p.m. at Anna Mann's home, 116 W Michigan. Ruth, Esther and Mary L hold 8:00 p.m. gatherings at homes of Mrs Feeman 1005 W Washington Vern Osterhout 222 S Ann Arbor St and Basil Badour 210 W McKay.
A dense list of civic meetings and religious events with dates mainly Sept 27 to Oct 8. Includes city council session Oct 1 at city hall, multiple church activities from Federated Church to St James, Trinity and Bethel, plus a registration notice for Nov 6 election. Also notes deadline for petitions Oct 16 and charter amendment on council compensation.
Commercial pilot Donald T. Smith told the Civil Aeronautics Administration he was dropping his mother's car keys at his home when questioned about flying low over the suburbs of Glendale. He later walked off with the keys, he said.
The Lo-Field Community Farm Bureau group met on September 10 at Brassow Road to discuss part time farmers and their role. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs. Fred Stollstimer and secretary Mrs. Norman Guenther. The October meeting will be October 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tefft on Textile Road.
For the school child returning home for lunch a nourishing soup and hot sandwich hit the spot. A quick hearty sandwich uses toast spread with chopped ripe olive and tuna filling, topped with processed American cheese and broiled until bubbling hot.
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