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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1942

Page

3

Miss Alice Meyers Starts Work at Bomber Plant

Local society notes include Miss Alice Meyers beginning work at the bomber plant Saturday and Paul Rogers visiting from Fort Custer. Many community members visit family, register for Civilian Defense, and attend church and club events across Saline Township and nearby towns.

Alice Meyers Leland Graf Monroe Dresselhouse Carl Geddes Ann Arbor Marie EH. Sisson Lansing Paul Rogers Fort Custer Roy Rogers Mary Boutelle Observer Force Leon Hall Saline Township William Haberer Chicago Earl Fosdick Walter Morden Tecumseh Mary Morden Bert Gillen Harold Rouse Detroit Alwin Gross Bette Bearss Albion College Hubert Bearss C. A. Curtiss Josephine Decker H. C. Everett D. C. Brown Chelsea William Kuebler Freedom California Porterville Lloyd Dell Elmer George Koch Norman Pfitzenmaier A. R. Lee Elmer Burkhardt Saline Henry Heimendinger George Schneider Manchester Martin Blair Frank Carter Fort Knox General Motors Diesel School Flint James Ingram Glenn Carter Earl Culliton Paul Davis Ypsilanti Luther Helene Monk Emma Walker S. G. Lambarth Carl Wesenberg Bill Hherle Civilian Defense Volunteer Office Federated Church Epworth League Irmogene Blair Dr Lendrum Willis Hunting Hilsa Hildner Kalamazoo Ted Case Helen Rothfuss Blissfield J. A. C. Hildner Plymouth C. F. Hildner Muskegon Alma Josenhans Milda C. Josenhans Fred W.josenhans John Muehike Tuckahoe

GILDARD CHIROPRACTOR HOURS AND LOCATION

H. Gildard Chiropractor in Brooklyn Michigan lists hours 10 to 12 A M and 2 to 5 P M Monday Wednesday Saturday 7 to 9 P M. at 126 N Main St with phone 51.

Brooklyn Mich N. Main St

Saline School Glee Club Shines at Rotary Club

The Glee Club of 30 girls with accompanist Miss Dorothy Kohler and director Miss Gertrude Fredrick performed for the Rotary Club last Thursday noon. They showcased trained numbers and plan to raise funds for gowns, with proceeds from a school program to benefit the group.

Glee Club Rotary Club Dorothy Kohler Saline Gertrude Fredrick

Imaginary numbers spark real proofs in mathematics

The text explains that complex numbers enable operations yielding real results and that many theorems in theoretical math hold for complex variables. By setting the imaginary part to zero, one derives proofs for real variables. A school group then reports a visit to a hatchery with Mr. Hagen showing egg incubation and chicks.

Saline Mr. Hagen

Early 1942 Planting Tricks From Michigan State Experts

Michigan gardeners are urged to start seeds early in 1942 using hotbeds cold frames or indoor flats to beat heat and extend the growing season. Perry Bowser notes tomatoes need six to eight weeks under protection cantaloupes four to five weeks and cabbage can be field planted earlier. Early crops include cabbage broccoli leaf lettuce celery while cauliflower and head lettuce suffer from midsummer heat. Also mentions seed selection soil care watering and hardening.

Michigan Victory Gardens Michigan State College Perry Bowser Bowser

Michigan Farm Acreage Trends For 1942 Survey

Michigan farmers project total principal crop acreages 2 to 3 percent higher in 1942 than 1941. Corn and barley up about 5 percent, oats up about 8 percent, field beans down about 5 percent, soybeans up about 55 percent with 225000 acres planned. Potato acreage up about 2 percent, tame hay unchanged, winter wheat down 9 percent, rye up 8 percent. National figures show broad increases across several crops including soybeans up 41 percent and sugar beets up 24 percent.

Michigan United States

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