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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
4
The text argues independent businessmen oppose heavy controls and tax increases, favor tax cuts now, and see mixed antitrust enforcement history. It notes bipartisan support for free enterprise, with reservations about past obstruction and political party alignments affecting independent business interests.
I K Maystead of Osseo Hillsdale county was again elected president of the Michigan Milk Producers Association at the organizational meeting after the thirty six annual meeting in East Lansing. The association has over 16000 members in the lower peninsula supplying most fluid milk to Detroit and 20 other key markets. During the fiscal year ending September 30 1952 the association marketed nearly 76 million dollars worth of milk for its members.
Mrs. Johanna Hertler aged 80 died Sunday at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Leland Dicks 411 N Ann Arbor street after a long illness. Born near Wuettenberg Germany on February 14 1872 she moved to Saline township at 16 and married William Guenther in 1890. He died in 1896. On March 30 1897 she...
Mrs. Hertler married to Charles Hertler died April 28 1934. A St James Evangelical and Re formed member and Women’s Guild participant she leaves seven daughters including Mrs Dicks and Mrs Armbruster and five sons plus 45 grandchildren and 41 great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Dicks residence Saline and St James Church with Rev En gelsdorfer officiating, burial in St James Cemetery.
Biking along the Boardwalk at Atlantic City between dawn and 9 A.M. is a popular seaside pursuit. Hotels rent bikes by the hour or week and boardwalk shops report thriving business.
Two of the 17 legal petitions circulated for school reorganization have been returned. Bridgewater Sta. No. 1 Frac and Gleason Dist. No. 12 favored reorganization. Other districts expected to file by December 15. Council met Monday.
The Union District asked the council about joining the reorganization project but has not filed a trial petition. The council passed a resolution on current districts not listed on petitions and authorized circulating trial petitions with conditions for later inclusion or annexation to Saline District No. 1 or the reorganized district after petitions approval and before the election.
John P. Ford principal of SaLine High School attended the annual Michigan Secondary School Principals Convention in Grand Rapids on November 20 and 21. The meeting tackled truancy administrative practices and values in education with speakers including Dr. Marie Razey and Charles Forsythe. Ford noted the discussions offered new ideas and fresh outlooks for teachers and administrators.
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