Industrial Arts Teachers Hired by School Board
The School Board promoted Dallas Garrett from Intermediate to High School to fill a vacancy after Clyde Niedfeldt resigned. Howard William Taft of Ann Arbor was hired for the Intermediate School industrial arts program. Taft held a BS from EMU and worked as a surveyor. Michigan State was the first land grant college to admit women in 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Garrett
Clyde Niedfeldt
Howard William Taft
Ann Arbor
Taft
EMU
Michigan State
Guenther Wackenhut welcome first grandchild Diane Lynn
Ellwyn and Betty Guenther and Clarence and Mrs Wackenhut celebrate the birth of Diane Lynn Guenther on August 17. Lloyd Guenther and family announce the glad news as the first child for the couple. Will Armbruster becomes great grandparents with the arrival. Local notes cover birthdays, travels, and upcoming nuptials in Saline and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwyn Guenther
Clarence Wackenhut
Diane Lynn Guenther
Lloyd Guenthers
Cecil Dawson
Savannah
Jacksonville
Orlando
Fla
Birmingham
Ala
Columbia
Nashville
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Porter
Dts
Iry
the Reporter
Bordine
Door
Mooreville
Belleville
H. W. Hersch
Michigan
Helene Monaghan
Clinton
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Alan D'Agostino
Ivo Brewer
Delores
Richard
David
Alan
Erwin Frederick
Colorado
Denver
Fredericks
Washtenaw County
Carl Schmids
Judd Rd
Schmids
J. ©. Little
Donna Richards
Cathy Monroe
Bethel Church Rd
Donna
Marvin Pegouski
Charles Weir
Willis
Rose Chmiel
Detroit
Miss Richards
Fife Lake
Clarence Fritz
Chuck
Barbara
Delynne and
David Fritz
Saline Hotel
Deanna
Carl Crothers
Larry
Linda
Scott
Austin
Texas
Crothers
Lucille Henderson
Donald Sharkey
Saline
Nellie Zurlinden
Michael Beckman
Kent Boutilier
Boyne City
Arthur Zurlindens
Alan Haslett
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hasletts
Sand Lake
Saline Community Hospital
Elizabeth Wiedman
Edward Bernard
Mary Louise Gilbee
James Gilbee
Interlochen
U.S.D.A
West Virginia
Nabisco
Heinz Ketchup
Birdseye
Loors 11
Cal
Eckrich
Balogna
Butch Girl
Pillsbury’s
U.S
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