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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
8
The article notes rhodium employed for reflecting surfaces in searchlights and projectors due to its hard brilliant white non tarnish surface and corrosion resistance. It also mentions ultra high strength steels with tensile strengths up to 300000 psi used in landing gears for aircraft.
Saline Methodist outlines Holy Week events including Holy Communion Thursday at 8 p.m. Good Friday Union Services at 1 30 p.m. Easter Sunday services at 9 15 and 10 30 a.m. Confirmations and new member reception highlighted. Woman's Society meets April 10 with speaker Hei Sook Lee of Korea.
After years of tight nickel supplies for civilian use the 1957 market shows a near balance between supply and demand. In the United States the largest market supply even exceeded demand as 1957 drew to a close.
The optical industry employs platinum crucibles and related equipment to handle highly corrosive glasses. These durable tools resist chemical attack, enabling precise handling in challenging glass formulations.
The Washtenaw County Farm Bureau Women's Committee met at St. Pauls Church Saline for a morning session making tray favors for University Hospital TB patients and a pot luck lunch. Joan Austin sang two solos with Patricia Johnson at the piano and a Haven Hill camp report plus a Brighton district convention date were announced. Clare McGhan spoke on Farm Bureau structure and history. forty-one county groups attended.
Harold Brown announces the Annual Easter Musical by the Adult Choir at Federated Church on Easter afternoon at 3 30 with chancel male and junior choirs. An Open House follows in parish parlors honoring Rev and Mrs Henry McKenzie thirtieth wedding anniversary. invitations go to congregation friends.
John Geddes and Mrs Geddes celebrate their golden wedding on Tuesday April 8 at home 2730 Morgan Rd Pittsfield township They were married April 8 1908 at the bride s parents home Macon Rd near Saline The couple lived on the Geddes homestead 3174 Platt Rd for forty two years Their daughter Mrs Winifred Earing lives in Atlanta and sons Dr Calvin Geddes Carl and Charles reside in Pittsfield Township The Geddes are longtime members of Saline Baptist Church Their seven grandchildren are named in the notice.
Holy Thursday service to honor the Lord's Supper at Federated Church begins at 8:00 pm with pastor assisted by Elders W Cuff and Arthur Jacobsen and Deacons Marion Carter and Duane Rogers. Mrs. Howard Kuhl and Mrs. Thomas King coordinate supper arrangements. Special music includes two organ pieces by Rogers and Lorenz and a choir offering with a soprano solo by Miss Joan Austin. A preservice Presbyterian elders meeting at 7:30 pm precedes the worship.
Holy Cross Episcopal Mission to hold Sunday services at 10 00 am in the school house at the Macon Braun and Willow roads. Time and place remain the same for the coming summer months. Mrs. Jack Semple Mrs Thomas Taylor and Miss Barbara Taylor of Detroit were guests of Mr and Mrs Hazen Jewell visiting Mrs Jessie Jewell at the Ann Arbor Convalescent Home on her 87th birthday.
Ni Hard abrasion resisting nickel chromium cast irons are used for balls and liners in grinding mills. principal users include the mining and cement industries.
Washtenaw County wool growers and lamb raisers are reminded the 1957 wool marketing year ends March 31 1958 and incentive payments on shorn wool and unshorn lambs must be filed by April 30 1958 at the county office. Max Kalmbach urges producers to submit sales documents on time and assistance will be available at the county office.
Nickel and nickel clad steels are used in sea going tankers to resist corrosion and contamination in the transport of liquid cargoes. The material choice aims to improve safety and reliability in maritime service.
The April meeting of the Federated Ladies Aid Society of the church will be held Wednesday at 2 00 PM at Mrs Paul Reed's home on West Russell Street. Social committee members are Mrs Howard Kuhl and Mrs Wilbur Nelson. Mrs William Spike will lead devotions and the program by Mrs Harold Brong on Our Money and Warren Wilson. President Mrs Paul Klueter will preside over the business meeting to plan the Mothers and Daughters Banquet set for May 1.
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