Bloodmobile drives 57 pints for saline area reserve
Bloodmobile visit at Saline's Community Blood Bank collected 57 pints from 68 donors with many volunteers and local groups aiding. Hull's Grocery and Rotary Club supported donor care and refreshments while nurses and hospital staff assisted. Community thanks go to chairman Mrs. Edwin Hering and the many volunteers who canvassed, served, and registered donors.
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Saline’s Community Blood Bank
Red Cross
Edwin Hering
Edwin Wild
Dwight Reynolds
Ernest Mann
Robert Starling
Edward Fischer
Ormond Bredernitz
Lola Dell
Don Rapp
Detroit Red Cross
Rotary Club
Walker’s
John D. Buck
Elwin Strait
Clarence Johnson
Roland King
Max Fosdick
Alwin Gross
George Austin
Charles Kern
Fred Haarer
Hugh Austin
E. A. Sawall
Howard Handy
Joe Bondie
Chris Volz
Sam Lambarth
Karl Bredernitz
Reuben Visel
Glen Gordon
Harold Finch
Everett Wolfin
Lauren Wild
Clara Finkbeiner
George
Prout Heads Saline Area School Board To Third Term
Dr. Gordon J. Prout was reelected president of the Saline Area School District Board of Education for a third term at the recent organization meeting. Oliver Steiner was chosen secretary and Alwin Burkhardt treasurer. New trustee Mrs. Robert Tefft joined the board. The board approved remodeling the high school for higher enrollment, a Teen Canteen program, and daily bus use for a swimming program. Bids were opened for science equipment. bids for the athletic field were discussed without action.
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Gordon J. Prout
Board of Education
Saline Area
Oliver Steiner
Alwin Burkhardt
Robert Tefft
Prout
Leo Jensen
City Recreation Commission
Braun Family Picnic Near Swarthmore
Mr and Mrs Fred R Braun hosted a family picnic honoring Mr and Mrs Ken Waltz and their sons Kenneth Thomas and Daniel in Swarthmore Pennsylvania. Waltz formerly taught at Columbia University in New York City and now teaches at Swarthmore College. Thirty one relatives attended along with Judy Jordan fi ancee of Eugene Braun.
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Fred R. Braun
Ken Waltz
Kenneth
Thomas
Daniel
Waltzes
New York City
Columbia University
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore College
Judy Jordan
Eugene Braun
Legion Auxiliary Selects Officers in Washtenaw Area
The 2nd District American Legion Auxili ary elected new officers at the Dexter Legion Home. Officers include President Anne Cartter Dexter Vice President Dorothy Neilly Milan Treasurer Josephine Buettner Ann Arbor Historian Doris Garner Jackson Chaplain Ruth Moody Monroe and Executive Committee members Betty Gould Morenci Carol McArthur Jackson Betty McCullough Blissfield. Delegates named Mae Uphaus Saline Marion Garner Jackson for the Detroit convention and Mae Uphaus Saline Anne Cartter Dexter for Chicago. A joint installation and memorial service will be held August 17 at the Dexter Legion Home to install officers for the coming year.
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2Nd District Association of the American Legion Auxiliary
Dexter American Legion
Washtenaw
Jackson
Monroe
Lenawee
Washtenaware
Ann Arbor
Milan
Saline
Manchester
Dexter
Ypsilanti
Chelsea
Ralph Uphaus
Ted Westphal
Anne Cartter
Dorothy Neilly
Josephine Buettner
Doris Garner
Ruth Moody
Betty Gould
Morenci
Carol McArthur
Betty McCullough
Blissfield
Department
Detroit
Mae Uphaus
Marion
Garner
Chicago
Dexter Legion
Legion and
Auxiliary
Washtenaw County Certified Mostly Brucellosis Free
Washtenaw County aims for brucellosis free status with aModified designation to be presented to the County Board of Supervisors. County Extension Director Donald R Johnson notes eligibility requires under five percent infected herds and under one percent cattle.
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Washtenaw County
City To Operate Youth Canteen In Saline
Saline City Recreation Commission will run a Teen Canteen at the High School gym, opening July 11 for Saline area youths on a registration basis. Gerald Coe announced a possible professional dance instructor and called for local volunteers to form the committee.
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City Recreation Commission
Gerald Coe
Recreation Commission
Coe
Ray Alber
Commission For Aid
Saline Area
Bessie Collins
Michigan Avenue
Saline Canteen
the Recreation Commission
Local Notes and Community Updates From Saline Area
Denny Schumm and Gerald Haarer now in the service at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Earl and Marilyn Richards welcome a baby girl at the hospital. Mac Farlane Shoes approaching opening. Saline Food Center expands meat counter. Al Schmid chairs Rotary talk by Harold Gray on the Texas Rotary Convention. Walker’s 5 and 10 gets a new front after July 4. Earl Kirby returns to business after vacation. Jim Levlett back to night shift. Smorgasbord at Saline Elementary draws 670 people. Farm Bureau Young People run tables. Anita Engel Engel Snyder engagement announced. Detroit ties, Hillsdale College student, Carnegie-trained medical assistant. Michigan capping and graduation in Detroit. Engel/Snyder families noted. Maurice Robbins family at Saline Ann Arbor Rd home awaiting move-in. local clubs meet there. Little League firsts headline: Braves at bat first, Timmy Schroen first at bat, Hal Ceren sky double, Greg Schroen first homer with runners. Florence Armbruster hosts tea with Ann Arbor guests. Walt Schneiders prepare for 40th anniversary July 3 at home on Lohi Rd. Golden Acres resident Glenn Clark seen watering lawn in heat.
Miss Kathryn Braun Honored At Shower
Kathryn Braun daughter of Mrs Herman J Braun Milan was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Fred R Braun and Miss Joyce Braun at their Bemis Road home. Attendees came from Saline Milan Ann Arbor Tecumseh Ypsilanti Hudson Pigeon Ferndale Montpelier Ohio and Indianapolis. Kathryn a 1958 UM graduate with BS in Dental Hygiene will marry Allison Eicher July 19 at Marble Memorial Methodist Milan and they will live in Bay City where he works as an electronics technician.
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Kathryn Braun
Herman J. Braun
Milan
Fred R. Braun
Joyce Braun
Bemis Road
Saline
Ann Arbor
Tecumseh
Ypsilanti
Hudson
Pigeon
Ferndale
Montpelier
Ohio
Indianapolis
Indiana
Kathryn
University of Michigan
Marble Memorial Methodist Church
Allison Eicher
Bay City
Eicher
Former Saline Man Burned in Cottage Gas Explosion
Frank Randall Jr. 26, a former Saline resident, suffered third degree burns and is out of danger at Clare Community Hospital after a cooking gas can exploded while being installed at a Muskegon River cottage. Jack Evilsizer of Manchester was burned but not critically, both to be moved to Tecumseh hospital when fit. The cottage burned to ash and melted a large mirror. Randall dived into the river to extinguish flames. He attended Saline High School and may require six weeks of hospitalization.
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Frank Randall Jr
Saline
Frank Randall
Michigan
Clare Community Hospital
Harrison
Mich
Muskegon River
Randall
Jack Evilsizer
Manchester
Evilsizer
Tecumseh Hospital
Clare Hospital
Young Randall
Bill Aiken
Randalls
Saline High School
Robberies Under Probe and Gun Recovered in Washtenaw County
Two Detroit men, Larry Moore and Gerald Kuhn, 19, were arraigned in Washtenaw County Circuit Court on breaking and entering charges after police stopped their car. A 32-20 Italian gun and ammunition were found, along with a homemade blackjack. A third suspect, Edward Caffring, 17, was granted a later exam. Police recovered a stolen handgun from West Side Hardware last week and about $30 from the break-in. Authorities also sought a missing gasoline engine from Wiedman Tractor Sales valued at about $100. Entry to Lambarth Hardware was made through a small back hole. no money was taken. The shop motor weighed 35 pounds and was portable. Police expected further arrests in that case.
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West Side Hardware
Washtenaw County
Lambarth Hardware
Crossman
Wiedman Tractor Sales
W.michigan
Wiedman
Detroit
Hugh Prince
Jim Leveit
Westside Hardware
Levlett
Larry Moore
Gerald Kuhn
Edward Cafring
Oak Park Rites End In Tecumseh Honeymoon Trip
Mary Suzanne Schoenlein and Charles Neil Gross wed at Mount Calvary Lutheran Oak Park. After a two week New England honeymoon they will reside in Tecumseh. The bride, a Bowling Green State graduate, wore silk taffeta lace with a juliet cap. The groom, son of Saline residents, is Eastern Michigan College graduate.
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Charles Neil Gross
Tecumseh
New England States
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Oak Park
Mary Suzanne Schoenlein
Henry William Schoenlein
Charles E. Gross
W. Henry Street
Saline
Elaine Schoenlein
David Outcast
Mt. Vernon
Louise Young
Canton
Sabrina
Donald Berkley
Ronald Rentschler
Walled Lake
Wayne Clements
Birmingham
Renee Bernard
Dawn Patrol Open to All at Ann Arbor Airport
A Dawn Patrol breakfast open to the public and sponsored by the Ann Arbor Civil Air Patrol will be at Ann Arbor Airport Sunday morning July 13. Planes from across Michigan will be on view with attractions including a midget car trophy race a trampoline demonstration and a display of old cars. Tickets are 1 per person.
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Dawn Patrol
Ann Arbor Civil Air Patrol
Ann Arbor
Michigan
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Hull’s
Dave Giltrow
St. Paul’s
Harry Hersch
Saline Dairy
Mariene Schroeder
Brauns
Legion Auxiliary
The
Denny Schumm
Gerald Haarer
Bob Leuthäuser
Camp McCoy
Wisc
Army
Earl Richards
Marilyn
MacFarlane Shoes
al Schmid
Rotary
Harold Gray
Texas
Walker
Michigan Glass Co
Earl Kirby
Earl
Jim Levlett
Washtenaw County’ Farm Bureau
Hilbert L. Engel
Anita Emelie Engel
Gerald E. Snyder
Miss Engel
Carnegie Institute
Leo A. Knoll
Carnegie
Mr. Snyder
Edward Snyder
Hillsdale College
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Michigan Lutheran Seminary
Saginaw, Michigan
Maurice Robbins
Saline- Ann Arbor Rd
Professional Women’s Club
Band Parents Club
Braves
Timmy Schroen
Hal Cerensky
Greg Schroen
Florence Armbruster
Fred Armbruster
Knight Rd
Scio Township
Vernold W. Aurich
Susan
John Andress
Gertrude Larmee
Gladys Booth
Miss Armbruster
University Hospital
Walt Schneiders
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Schneider
Lorena Seyler
Lodi Township
George Miller
Schneiders
Lohi Rd
Glenn Clark
Golden Acres
Rites
Mary S. Schoenlein Charles Neil Gross
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