Family concert at Prospect Park Ypsilanti
The John F. Barnhill Memorial Band performs weekly Wednesday evenings at Prospect Park in Ypsilanti with swings and a goldfish pond for children. Lanny Robbins is at Interlochen and Art Katterjohn busy with projects. One more concert remains this summer before the Federated Church Fair plans proceed.
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Katterjohn
Tootler
Prospect Park
Ypsilanti
Michigan Avenue
Prospect Street
Michigan
Prospect
John F. Barnhill
Lanny Robbins
Interlochen
Art Katterjohn
Do you think we are going to have war
A crowd of residents expressed mixed views on whether war is likely. Some feared conflict with Russia or global tensions while others urged diplomacy and hoped for no war.
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Jim Chatterton
Dennis Moore
Russia
Raymond Wiedmayer
Lawrence Scherdt
Danny Hare
Carol Funk
Cathy Emery
Bob Weisenreder
U. N
Howard Johnson
Watson Malocha
First Assembly of God in Saline Plans Services
The church led by Rev. George Moore schedules Sunday activities on July 27 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. They meet temporarily at Saline Savings Bank meeting room.
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Saline Savings Bank
Church and school services at Macon Road school
Services are held at 10 a.m. at the school house on Macon Road between Braun and Willow Roads, combining church and school activities for the community.
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Macon Rd
Braun and
Willow Rds
General Primary Election Notice Saline Township Washtenaw Mich
The General Primary Election will be held in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan on Tuesday August 5 1958 at Saline Twp Hall to nominate candidates for state governor lieutenant governor U S senator representative state senate and house county offices including prosecuting attorney sheriff clerk treasurer register of deeds auditor drain commissioner coroner surveyor and other offices. Polls open 7 a m to 8 p m. Warren Finkbeiner Saline Township Clerk.
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Saline Township
Washtenaw
Michigan
Saline Twp
Hall
United States
Congress
Trinity Lutheran and St Pauls announce Sunday worship
Trinity Lutheran Church calls Rev H L Engel for worship at 9 a.m. on Sunday July 27. St Pauls East and West? Church announces student pastor Charles Mayer leading services at 10 a.m. No Sunday school.
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ST. Paul’s E. & R
Saline
Michigan
Charles Mayer
Saint Andrews Catholic Church Mass Notice
Rev. Edw F Kalinowski presides at Saint Andrews Catholic Church with Mass scheduled Sunday July 27 at 9 am. Parish notes list services and attendance details for parishioners and guests.
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ST. Andrews Catholic Church
Saline
Michigan
F. Kalinowski
St. John’s Lutheran Church Rally and Picnic Plans
St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Michigan led by Rev Harry Ray schedules a 9:30 a.m. school session and 10:30 a.m. worship. A Luther League Federation Rally at Liberty Corners Michigan is set for 2:30 p.m. The group departs at 1:30 p.m. with transportation provided and a picnic supper to follow.
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ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater, Michigan
Harry Ray
Luther League Federation
Liberty Corners
Mich
St. John’s Church
Bethel E and R Church Freedom Two service and picnic
Rev T W Menzel leads services at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am. A picnic at Clear Lake at 12 30 for Adult and Youth Fellowships members and families features visiting foreign students from the U of M who will stay with parish families after the event.
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Clear Lake
U. of M
Methodist Church Notes Saline Michigan Service and Youth Meeting
The Saline Methodist Church reports Reverend Robert Richards leads a 11 am service. A Young People meeting at 7 30 pm features guests from St Pauls E and R Church with speaker Charles Mayer of St Pauls.
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Methodist Church
Saline, Michigan
Robert Richards
Young Peoples Meeting
St. Paul’s E. & R. Church
Charles Mayer
St. Paul’s
Ice Cream Social Planned by Federated Church Group
Federated Church finalizes plans for its annual Ice Cream Social on Friday August 1 at 5 30 pm on the church lawn. Organizers include Glenn R Clark John Schild Captain Billy V Clark with Intermediate Boys Class lighting and setup. Food head work by Mrs Hugh Austin Mrs Arthur Lutz and Mrs George Austin with tea chers and congregation assisting. Barbecues cold slaw coffee drinks ice cream and homemade cakes to be served.
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Glenn R. Clark
Federated Church
Clark
John Schild
Billy V. Clark
Hugh Austin
Arthur Lutz
George Austin
Sheep Club Meeting Reports July Clinic Discussion
Pleasant Lake Sheep Club members met July 2 at the Schaible home to discuss the clinic held the next day. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Ron Burkhardt’s tonight.
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Pleasant Lake Sheep Club
Wilma
Sarah
Jean
Elaine Schaible
Ron Burkhardt
Carol Meyer
Warner to Speak at Rotary Meeting This Thursday
James F. Warner GOP state representative from Washtenaw County second district will address Rotary. Carl Curtiss serves as program chairman for the event.
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James F. Warner
GOP
Washtenaw County
Rotary
Carl Curtiss
St James E and R Church Saline Two Plans Service Change
Rev Armin Bizer of St James Episcopal and Reform Church in Saline Two announces no church or Sunday school services on Sunday July 27.
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ST. James E. & R. Church
Saline Two
Armin Bizer
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A&m
Chevrolet C
Saline Food Center
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Brookfield
By Nancy Cerensky
Bob Malocha
Ed Burnett
U. S
Assembly OF God
Holy Cross Episcopal Mission
Henry McKenzie
Circuit Court
Warren Finkbeiner
Trinty Lutheran Church
H. L. Engel
Bethel E. & R. Church Freedom Two
Rev
T. W. Menzel
Chelsea
Wilkinson ST
Old McKercher
Ann ST
Ann Arbor
Saline Volunteer Fire Department
Charles Schultz
Schultz
Iate
Emanuel Hertler
Alastair McPhee
Church School
Donald Jaeger
Sheep Club
Huron Farms
Huron River Drive
Ramsay Printers
Fi’s
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