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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1955
Page
2
The United States Navy lists destroyer-type ships as the largest group among commissioned vessels. Early torpedo tubes were in the bow but now form a trained battery allowing target engagement without turning the ship. The forerunner Torpedo Boat Destroyer emerged in 1894 to counter Spanish torpedo boats.
Ten years ago Mrs Helen Gross and Mrs Rita Norman attended the teachers institute at Manchester on Friday. Mrs Donald Shurtz and son Tommy plan to move to Marquette to join Donald and establish a home. June will stay until term end then join them. Rambler bowling team members entertained their husbands with a potluck supper at the Lambarth home after losing in a match. Twenty years ago Mrs Hulda Schmid hosted a bridge club with prizes for Haselschwerdt, Winkle, and Warner. A light luncheon followed. David Gordon underwent surgery at Bixby Hospital Adrian. Henry Ormsby family moved into the Weinette house on North Ann Arbor Street. Harry Baker is clerking for O C Wheeler. The town’s pro enterprise supporter should move to aid his own town. St Andrews Choir Boys Minstrels will perform at the Opera House for the Library Association. Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs George Barr Wednesday at 2 o'clock with tea served. All invited.
A list of birthday greetings spanning February 25 to March 3 for George Austin Elizabeth Davis Nancy Woods Lola Dell Charles McCartery Kenneth Gable James Rogers Dorothy Gall Owen Armbruster. The item enumerates individuals with upcoming birthdays in a local notices style.
University of Utah geologist Dr Armand J Eardley presents a new theory on mountain formation. He argues heat and expansion inside the earth from radioactive decay cause mountains, contrasting the common cooling and wrinkling crust idea. He spoke at a Monday memorial lecture.
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