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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
3
Mooreville residents and families are noted hosting or visiting relatives across Indiana Illinois Michigan and Nebraska including Kalitz Craig Berry Hawker and Schwartz families plus a Smith reunion in Tuscola. A science note states earth's crust formed at least 1.6 billion years ago based on astronomy geology and chemistry studies.
Frances B. Wilson notes home canning shifts from 15 to 10 pounds pressure with longer processing. Michigan State College tests confirm 10 pounds suffices for vegetables and meats, with quart jars of greens 105 minutes, corn 75, beans 40. Fruits still use boiling water bath. tomatoes juice and sauerkraut also. Pressure cookers rise in availability and save time and fuel for year round meals.
Regular August 12, 1946 meeting notes petitions from several groups seeking slower city streets. Council approves ad to change Lot 8 and East 14 ft of Lot 7 zoning. City to prepare sewer-extension estimates for Robert Thomas et al. Bills approved and meeting adjourned.
Minnie E Boyd of Saline Washtenaw County Michigan asks the Common Council to rezone Lot 8 and east 14 feet of Lot 7 in section 9 from a B residence district to a C business district. Hearing on objections set for September 9 1946 at 7 30 pm in Saline council rooms. Frank Camburn deputy clerk. 45 46 47
Saline residents are summoned to Saline Savings Bank on Saturday August 31 1946 to pay 1946 city taxes. F Camburn serves as Treasurer and will collect assessments.
Compact "Mini-Max" batteries enable discreet disc receivers in women's hearing aids. Earrings conceal a microphone via a hidden corded setup, reflecting wartime miniaturization benefiting covert listening devices.
About forty relatives and friends gathered at Miss Gertie Drake's home for a Sunday potluck with ice cream cake and lemonade. Mrs Bert Moore and the Levers Moore family visited with Carl Braun Friday. Emma Bruckner visits Miss Drake this week. Bert Hummel hosted Detroit visitors. Leroy and Clifford Manor stayed with Edward Lambarth during their mother’s hospitalization. Mrs. Bert Hummel cares for ill mother Mrs. William Luebke in hospital. Miss Mary Drake of Detroit was mentioned.
The article notes that more than 1,000 varieties of wheat have been classified into eleven main divisions. It also mentions someone has returned home after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore.
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