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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
5
First Methodist Church will host a Witness Service during the morning service. Students home for the holidays will participate in the service marking the recognition event.
Rev H L Engel to lead Divine Service with Holy Communion on New Year's Eve and Day at Trinity Lutheran Church. The Men's Club meets next Thursday in the church basement for its annual meeting and officer elections.
White House statement says Republicans and administration will place farm issues at the forefront in the coming session. Cotton overproduction and high yields amid acreage cuts threaten prices, with USDA figures showing a 1955 yield rise and talks of further reductions for 1956 to curb surplus stocks. The debate centers on acreage, production controls, and parity targets.
In a press conference Robert Hutchins defends a tax exempt treasury while critics question the Fund for the Republic and its ties to former Communists. The writer contrasts Hutchins work with Oklahoma research funding and asks where the difference lies in quality and public good.
Manchester Michigan breeder Amos C and Robert D Cora announce a 305 day lactation record on Herd Test of 106486.6 milk and 449.27 fat per two daily milkings. Secretary Fred S Idise of The Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Assoc Beloit Wisconsin notes the achievement.
The snippet lists multiple holiday visits and hosting arrangements. Sheron and Jim Brinks of East Lanstig shared Christmas with agents E J Muir and family. other households including the Finkbeiners and Manns hosted or visited relatives in Plymouth Saline Gross Pointe Newark and Miami with various family members and friends.
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