Saline reminiscences of 19th century life by Mrs Miller
Mrs Charles Miller of North Ann Arbor Street recalls Saline life a century ago. She recalls school parties, winter travel by square box buggy and cutters, home milk and butter distribution, dirt roads and plank sidewalks, church suppers, and Christmas preparations with homemade gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bingner
Hills
Lofty Mountains
Saline High
Michigan
Charles Miller
N. Ann Arbor St
Mars. Miller
Miller
Saline
Saline Looks Back on a Year of Growth and Tragedy
As Saline marks its Centennial Year end, the town reflects on Viet Nam wounds suffered by Sp4 Eugene Feldkamp and the earlier Sp4 William Taylor, along with fatal crashes, construction booms, school and civic developments, and a thriving skating rink kept alive by dedicated volunteers. The record shows progress amid growth pains and community spirit driving the town through 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Viet Nam
Eugene Feldkamp
Saline
Bill Taylor
Roberto
Arlene Rodriguez
E. Michigan
Hazel Weber
Maxine Krempel
Kathy Krempel
Bob Russell
Ford
E, Michigan
Woodside
Ford Co
Musical Youth ‘International
Saline Area School Board
Saline Education Association
Donald Leidheiser
Robert St. Peter
Saline - Jaycees
Marvin Esch
Esches
Congress
Saline River
N. Ann Arbor St
S.E.A
Vietnam
Sue Guenther
David Osborn
Kalian Liston
University of Michigan
Ivor Jarman
Brecon
Wales
Dorothy Stimpson
Saline Ford
Lodi
Saline High School
David John Michael
J. M. Michael
Dr. Prout
William Sutter
Gala Climax
City Hall
Saline Savings
Charles VanderVeen
Steven
Carol Engel
Karl Weavie
David Wagener
United Fund
Elmer Houghton
Henne Field
Taylor
Barry Jacobson
Jan Losee
Bill Brink
Steve
Bob
Clyde
Jim Griffin
Steve Ormsby
Ed Hewitt
Milt Hartman
Ron Feeman
al McPhee
Roy McCormick
Russ Michalke
Bill Dusterbeck
Predictions for Saline’s Future From Ninth Grade Eyes
Ninety future-oriented notes from Saline High ninth graders imagine 2066. Kay Kivi foresees a Detroit-scale city with space travel and four-hour sleep. Carol Hemmye predicts powered flight, many factories and 8 9 schools. Kay Butler envisions a spacefaring, robot-classroom era with a space ship rescue to Centrophone. Woreen Ferris imagines a centennial celebration and lighted water tower. Donna Johnston expects Saline to grow threefold with more factories, banks, parks, and expanded city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Kivi
Detroit
Kay
Carol Hemmye
Saline High
Carol
Saline
Kay Butler
Centro
Centrophian
Woreen Ferris
Noreen
the Reporter
Donna Johnston
Ann Arbor
Ford
Saline Jaycees Give Children Christmas Shopping Treat
Saline’s Christmas party for area youngsters featured gifts from Walker’s shop, a wrap party at the Legion with refreshments and carols, and a surprise visit from Santa. Photos capture children awaiting Santa, John Klein presenting gifts, and the festive reaction of a young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Saline Jaycees
Santa
Jaycees
Walker's
The
Legion
John Klein
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G.i.’S
Queens
Courts
Eugene Garrison
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