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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
7
Bible reflection from Mary Tan and Tyler Thompson in Malaya during late 1941. They discuss why God allows war and hardship, choosing faith in God's justice and self giving love. A prayer asks for courage confidence and strength through Jesus Christ.
Michigan State College agricul tural specialists discuss dairy pasture needs as farms plan for next summer. A 1200 pound cow producing 40 pounds of 3.5 fat milk on good pasture and eight pounds of grain daily requires 100-120 pounds of green pasture per day to meet nutrients.
D H Ballard an Onondaga farmer told a poultry audience at Farmers Week at Michigan State College that raising broilers year round makes fullest use of buildings equipment and labor By timing production to demand and prices he uses facilities fully and can employ younger family members The method also returns fertility through fertilizer.
In a House speech the representative cites Senate War Investigating Committee concerns about discretionary renegotiation powers and notes hope the Senate Finance Committee may remove the exemption. He urges better background for decisions and mentions a stalled Trade Agreements Bill extending State Department negotiating authority.
Laura S. Haviland of Adrian led abolitionist efforts as a conductor on Michigan’s underground railways. The network ran from Adrian through Tecumseh and Detroit with stations aiding escape to Canada. The Crosswhite incident near Marshall highlighted dangers and federal fines against anti slavery supporters.
A reader complains that fast tracked hearings and last minute briefing force members to decide without full facts. The protest notes the need for thorough congressional consideration and cites personal remarks about recent bowling stats, bets, and local exchanges as side comments.
The score sheet records Merchant and Findley striking out in the same game as Kline for Frank's Texaco. Clarence Haarer also had strikes in the eighth and ninth, opening with a turkey for a 209. Other turkeys noted include Uphaus Hoeft Wahi Goltz and BE.
The Blacbeyles won three from the RollERettes while the Universalites beat the Pinnettes. High games logged by Helen Starling 178 Betty Prince 153 Peg Hunt 153, Peg Hunt also top series 451 Julia England 325. Bluebelles high game 506 Universalites high series 1486. Next mixed bowling contest set for February 25 with both leagues.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County sets February 23 1951 at 10 AM to examine and allow Lulu Luckhardt estate account and hearing petition for distribution. Public notice to run in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Judge Jay H. Payne presides. William R. Stagg registers.
The Probate Court for Washtenaw County Michigan No 38772 orders creditors to file written sworn claims by April 11 1951 at ten in the forenoon and directs service on Theophil Alber fiduciary. The court also sets hearing for adjudication and determination of heirs at law.
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