Bridgewater Easter Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
The column lists multiple Easter weekend visits with families in Bridgewater and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Bersuder and Herbert Bersuder of Manchester visiting parents, Melvin Armbruster and Otto Bredernitz hosts, and the Feeman family from Saline spending Easter with the Finkbeiner and Feldkamp households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bersuder
Herbert Bersuder
Manchester
Melvin Armbruster
Otto Bredernitz
Howard Feeman
Gerry and
Ronald
Saline
Jacob Finkbeiner
Edwin Finkbeiner
Vearl Widmayer
J. F. Layer
Charles Curtis
Clinton
Rolland Layer
Helen Welch
Robert Welch
Billie
Harold Dietle
L. J. Fisher
J. A. Braun
Herb Ruchsale
Lansing
Edna Dietle
Luther Klager
Janice
Edith Dietle
Ann Arbor
Edwin Dietle
Chel
Easter Guests Gather Across Families and Cities
Easter Sunday gatherings span Manchester Detroit and Lansing with visits from the Hoeft Feldkamp Feldkamp Ray and Dietle families plus friends. Notable travelers include Mr Smith from Indiana and Mr and Mrs Glenn Barnes with their sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Suday
Godfrey Hoeft
Harold Feldkamp
Clarence Feldkamp
H. W. Ray
Mr. Smith
Indiana
Erwin Wild
Howard Schrader
Paul Luckhardt
Smith
David Bivins
Manny Luckhardt
Frank Klause
Glenn Barnes
Gordon and
George
Detroit
Birthday and anniversary notices from Central Lodi
March 29 Central Lodi notices report Raymond Lambarth entertaining for Stanley's birthday, and the 89th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mayer. Attendees include the Lambarth, Manor, Alber, Kalmbach, Wild, and Gorning families, with service members Roland and Harl Wild visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lambarth
Stanley
Ernest Mayer
Howard Lambarth
Willard Manor
Owen Lambarth
Richard
Earl Alber
Paul and
Paul Jr
Erwin Gorning
Detroit
Clara Kalmbach
Elmer Drake
Harold Drake
Cora Grosshans
Eileen
Carl Wild
Roland
Harl Wild
Edward Lambarth
Owen Lamparth
Elsie Jones
Manor
Bert Moore
William Birkle
Goodwill Opens 30th Anniversary Week in Detroit
Goodwill Industries of Detroit marks its thirtieth anniversary the week of April 9. An Open House exhibition runs daily 10 am to 6 pm, with extended hours to 9 pm on Tuesday and Friday. Suburban guests, church and civic groups, and Boy and Girl Scouts join in tours, a homecoming buffet, and a Friday dinner with leaders. Governor Williams to present a handicapped award.
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Goodwill Industries of
Detroit
Michigan
Goodwill
Brush Street
Harold H. McKinnon
McKinnon
Chamber of Commerce
Smorgasborg
Goodwill Industries
Williams
Blackhawk Soybean Seed Available in Michigan
Farmers should arrange to purchase the new Blackhawk soybean now as only a small supply remains. Michigan State College crop specialist Stuart Hildebrand notes its wide soil adaptation and common maturation with the Holland variety, with certified seed through county agents or the Farm Crops Department at Michigan State College in East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hildebrand
Michigan State College
Michigan
Farm Crops Department
E. Lansing
Washtenaw Farmers Discuss Defense Production Plan
Washtenaw County farmers review county production guides as part of the 1951 defense effort. Led by Oral Bassett PMA chairman, the meeting in Ann Arbor included Soil Conservation, Farmers Home Administration, Extension, Forestry, Vocational Agricultural Teachers, and Veterans Teachers representatives. The guides align crop planning with national needs, stressing efficient soil use and avoiding reckless plow-up while emphasizing farm management and conservation for current and future productivity. Improved grasslands will support aging livestock and feed alongside corn and grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Oral Bassett
Ann Arbor
PMA
Soil Conservation Services
Farmers Home Administration
Extension Service
Forestry Service
Veteran's
Bassett
Farmers face forecasted high prices and crop plans
Michigan State College economist C B Prentice notes with good management maximum production of most crops is aimed for this season. Parity-based prices will rise for storable crops and soybean oil prices reach legal maximum. Potatoes face no support and acreage should fall with a 13 percent cut in Michigan. Higher prices are possible for the 1951 crop if these recommendations are followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BH
Prentice
Michigan State College
Michigan
U. S
Saline Observer accepts tips for news and social items
Readers are invited to call Saline 37 or use the letter box at The Saline Observer office to submit items of news, social notes, or events for publication.
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Saline
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