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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1953
Page
2
The Saline Observer lists staff including Publisher Editor F. W. Giesel and Advertising Representative A. J. Coley. It notes second class matter status in Saline Michigan and details subscription prices of 2.50 per year in Michigan and 3.00 per year elsewhere, with single-copy price of .05 and advertising rates on request.
Saline Library Association annual treasurer report shows receipts totaling 2186.34 with contributions from Lodi York Saline Pittsfield and Saline city, rentals and fines 147, and lost book payment 3. Insurance refund 1.60 and reserve fund transfer 289.16. Reserve fund balance 3751.55 with year end transfers and January 1953 balance noted. Vera D. Curtiss, Treasurer, Saline Michigan.
Kroger Co announces 1952 sales of $1,051,803,354, the first billion-dollar year in its 70-year history. The figure marks a 5 percent rise from 1951’s $997,086,223 and accompanies a new fourteenth-period sales record of $85,236,986. Average Kroger stores operated in the period numbered 1,893.
A Pennsylvania study of hunter safety tests multiple colors including Day-Glo and Coldfire patterns. Daylight fluorescent orange and red proved four times brighter in poor light and retained visibility at long range against diverse backgrounds. Michigan hunters used similar cloth this year and found it most effective. Mort Neff's Michigan Outdoors airs weekly on WWJ-TV Detroit and WJIM-TV Lansing.
Farmers in the southern London township and surrounding areas will meet Thursday evening January 22 to discuss a cooperative game management program named The Williamston Plan. The plan describes a form of controlled hunting.
Eric Rogers invites farmers to an 8:00 p.m. meeting at Ostrander School on Townsend road two miles east of Azalia. Charles Schick of Michigan State College will explain The Williamston Plan cooperative land posting and hunter permit requirements. Farmers from other areas are urged to attend to discuss forming similar cooperatives.
The Child Study Club banquet is set for Tuesday January 20 at 7 00 p m at the school The Chicago Club serves the meal Husbands of members are guests Dr E L V Shelley of the Boys Training School Lansing will speak on How to Keep a Good Kid Good He is also a professor at Michigan State College Committee in charge is Ann Coe Marion Hering and Alberta Larson
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