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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
2
Myron B. Gallagher Jr forges ahead in a professional path as associate physician with the firm identified by the initials 268R3. The notice highlights his role and status within the organization.
The 80th Congress rests until January 2 with plans to reconvene January 6. The Fish and Wildlife Service launches two drives to reduce meat use by promoting eel consumption and dispatches rat control experts to grain regions to curb losses. Public health bills, including Taft and Murray proposals, along with a national school health service bill, move through the hopper. Farm income for 1947 is expected to hit a record high, with net income around 19 million dollars.
The noted poet and philosopher Edgar A. Guest will headline the Father and Son Banquet, hosted by the Men's Club of the First Baptist Church in Ann Arbor. The event is Friday January 16, 1948 at 6 15 PM with tickets available in East Ann Arbor via Don Strite.
A busy week in Saline with dinners and visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs A R Lee Mr and Mrs George Uphaus and Mr and Mrs Austin White at a six o clock dinner Monday. W M Fowler attended a county auditors board meeting in Ann Arbor. Bert Deverding er turned over possession after selling his business to Erwin Graf. Robert Taylor of Detroit visited the Towler family and Ernest Towler. Bruce Dodge arrives to work with Parson and Dodge garage. George Towler called home after a short illness. York Baptist Church held an oyster supper raising $15 with two playlets and music by Rev Gibbons. Ruth Ada born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Lutz Dec 31 weighing seven pounds two ounces. Fransico writes from hospital at Plainwell grinning and plans to return soon. Tuesday was a big day in Saline tractors arrive for Herman Heininger. Mrs Roy J Miller suffers sinus attack. Mrs Ed Luckhardt hosts bridge club. Mrs Carl W Carr to host Past Matrons Club. Louis Kuebler visits Mrs William Schnirring in Ypsilanti. Phyllis Wirth stays with Mrs Frank Stilts. Herman Mehler family and Hallie Mehler with Thurlow visit Roy Kempf. Sleigh party to Mr and Mrs George Seegar. Aaron Walker visits parents New Years. Fred Layher and George Bursuder cut wood for Jakiium. Charles Bibbie appointed supervisor replacing Charles Braun who resigned as county treasurer.
Dance at the opera house planned for tomorrow night. Ralph Walker moved into Bob Cullen's house. Juniors and Seniors go sleigh riding Friday to Miss Mary McIntyre’s home east of Mooreville. Miss Lillie McMichael hosted a flinch party New Year's Eve. C. M. Alber and family have ...
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tower a son on Sunday December 31 named William Orr. Also noted are New Years Day visits by Albert Hoett and family to his father in Ann Arbor and Weber families visiting Klumpp in Lodi along with Tecumseh and Winterstein relatives.
One in seven workers in the United States gets a paycheck tied to automobile manufacturing or its ancillary industries. The statement underscores how deeply the car industry influences employment across the nation.
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