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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1950

Page

8

Five Points Tops League With Wiebusch High Scores

Five Points beat Trinity and others as Clarence Wiebusch rolled 186 244 206 for 686 to lead a 963 total. Bob Steiner 190 and A Michalke 187 aided Five Points as Wiebusch challenged the veteran for high honors with 244 in a league night 9 oclock.

Trinity Clarence Weibusch Clarence Mr. Wiebusch Wiebusch B. Steiner A. Michalke D. Hartman HE. Bredernitz C.wiebusch E. Bredernitz F. Deede

Five Points and Ed's Grocery Lead In-Home Basketball Scores

High single game figures show Five Points scoring 963 and Ed's Grocery 40 while Gross Implement posts 925. In the three game totals Ed's Grocery leads with 2 605, Five Points 2 592, and Trinity 2 572.

Ed’s Grocery Ed's Grocery Trinity

South Saline Extension Group Meets For Sewing Lesson

Last Thursday the South Saline Extension Group gathered at the Stilts home on Hack Road to finish a sewing helps lesson. Mrs. Douglas Hall led the meeting in the president's absence and hostesses Mrs. Donald Stilts and Mrs. Bertha Stilts served luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Arthur Lutz's home on February 9 at 11 o'clock with the topic Cleaning With the Greatest of Ease.

South Saline Gertarde Maurice Papworth Britton Rodney Brockley Rodney E. M. Gilbert Everett Gilbert Leon Greashaber Saline Mercantile Arthur Heiningers Texas

Survey of GI Farm Training Eligibles

The GI Training Program started in 1946 draws veterans into farming courses. A Saline School Board Veterans Institute began in May 1948 and has enrolled over 80 veterans from across the country. Eligible veterans must apply before July 25, 1951 and contact local teacher-trainers to enroll. Eligible farmers must manage a suitable farm, attend weekly classes, and apply methods on the farm for government reimbursement of 47 to 97.50 dollars monthly.

G. I Veterans’ Institute Saline Wayne Livingston Ralph CC. Wenrich Lansing Clyde Hazen Manchester Olen Wanty R.R.1 Ypilanti D. A. Riker Chelsea Clare Collins Charles Osgood

Conservation District To Hold Election Meeting Monday

William Hayes announces the Washtenaw County Soil Conservation District annual meeting to be held Monday evening January 23 at the Pittsfield Grange Hall. Morris Fonda, Detroit’s Harry Ferguson Co. personnel manager and former Soil Conservation Service associate, will speak. Two director terms of three years are up for election. voting eligibility requires ownership of three acres or more.

William Hayes Washtenaw County Soil Conservation District Pittsfield Morris Fonda Harry Ferguson Co., Inc Detroit Fonda The Soil Conservation Service Hayes Mr. Hayes Soils Conservation District Conservation Board L. G. Steiner Neil Nixon Webster Township York Township Walter Wolfgang Lima Township Sam Baile Salem Township

Olive Easlick 91 Former Resident Dies in Milford

Mrs. Olive Easlick, 91, died January 6 at her daughter’s home in Milford. Born December 6, 1859 in Saline Township, she married William Easlick in 1878. Survived by two daughters and two grandchildren. funeral January 19 at Nib Jack Funeral Home Britton with Rev. O. E. Priest officiating.

Olive Easlick Milford Saline Township Rue Corbett William Easlick Pearl Dillion Aubrey Pocklington Britton Bertha Needham Tolédo Ora Wood Easlick Baslick Baptist Church Ridge Road Cemetery O. E. Priest

Saline Girls Triumph Over Manchester 18 to 9

Saline High School girls basketball defeated Manchester 18 to 9 on Friday. Top Saline scorers were Margaret Lange with nine points and Donna Sue Thomas with eight. Referee D Lloyd and umpire M Ludlum from Michigan State Normal College officiated.

Saline High School Manchester Saline Margaret Lange Donna Sue Thomas Saline Girls D. Lloyd M. Ludlum Michigan State Normal College Betty Cole Lucile Hammond Betty von Sossan Jackie Schwab William J. Bachardy

Community Notices From Bridgewater Area Gatherings

Local residents record visits and social events across Bridgewater area including Feldkamp family gatherings and birthday celebrations for Luinda Hieber. Attendees include Kothe, Boettner, Finkbeiner, Welch, Harrold Hieber, and Draper families with multiple dinners and a potluck funds social. The Manchester Women’s Bowling League held a potluck and officer elections at Tecumseh Country Club.

Aaron Feldkamp Leon Feldkamp Marcia Elmer Kalm ®Ach Marian Feldkamp Elmer Hiseles Fred Welch Jackson Bob Welch Clarence Hertler Melvin Armbruster Edwin Finkbeier Marchie Cassady Ithaca L. G. Boettner Anton F. Becker Ann Arbor Erwin Feldkamp William C. Schultz Warren William Schultz Edwin Finkbeiner Charles Curtis Clinton A. A. Weinert Manchester Achsah Kothe William Broesamle Allen Grass Lake Norman Kothe Chelea Roland Kothe Verna Edna Harold Hieber Luinda Clarence Feldkamp Neice Ferndale Rebekah Lodge Valentine Zick Helen ‘Welch Julia Barnes Tecumseh Country

Court fines for violation of Potato Marketing Order 60

James Vickery of R B Vickery and Sons Suamico Wisconsin was fined 5000 on ten counts for failure to obtain Federal State inspection under Potato Marketing Order 60 covering Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and North Dakota. The order requires inspection and prohibits shipping nonconforming potatoes. Several related cases are awaiting trial in federal court.

North Central Potato Committee Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota United States Department of Agriculture U.S U.S. Department of Agriculture James Vickery R. B. Vickery and Sons Suamico U. S. District Court Milwaukee Vickery U. S Department of Agriculture

Nickel Plating: Early Commercial Development in England

Nickel plating was first developed on a commercial basis about 1870 in England, marking an early era of industrial metal finishing. The note highlights the invention's origin and its rapid adoption in manufacturing.

England

State Dairy Output At Michigan Institutions For November

State institutions with dairy herds produced 1,291,024 pounds of milk in November. At 15 institutions 1,259 cows yielded the milk, with 14 pounds per capita for all in the institutions. Bulls and surplus cattle were sold. 12 institutions kept poultry flocks laying 161,858 eggs.

Alton B. Clark Bureau of Institutional Farms Michigan Department of Agriculture Clark Girls’ Training School Adrian Caro State Hospital Coldwater State State Prison of Southern Michigan Jackson Kalamazoo State Hospital Lapeer State Home Mt. Pleasant State House

Notable State Hospitals Mentioned in Correction Facilities

The text lists state run hospitals including Correctional facilities in Marquette and Pontiac plus Newberry and Traverse City hospitals and Ypsilanti State Hospital. It appears as a fragment referencing public health or prison system sites in Michigan.

Bethel Church Anniversary Celebration Planned

The Adult Fellowship group of Freedom Township Bethel Church marks its first anniversary on Tuesday January 24 at the church. A film titled Family on Trial will be shown, with devotional led by Mrs. Roy Bihlmeyer and refreshments by the committee of Mrs. Walter Hieber Mrs. Willard Kuebler and Mrs. Walter Lindemann. Officers include President Victor Haeussler Vice President Leon Feldkamp Secretary Mrs. Willard Kuebler and Treasurer Mrs. Elton Hieber.

Freedom Township Bethel Church Roy Bihlmeyer Walter Hieber Willard Kuebler Walter Lindemann Victor Haeussler Leon Feldkamp Elton Hieber

Dust Transmission Theory on Foot-and-Mouth Disease Rebutted

New veterinary research in Switzerland shows dust and air from infected quarters failed to transmit foot-and-mouth disease to experimental calves, challenging fears of cross border spread from Mexico to the United States.

Mexico United States Switezerland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shipping Lentz G. Swanson Ee Kohler Younce A. Duttweiler M. Bredernitz W. Rushford H. Brandt Jacoby Rudduck R. Holcomb Alley M.schaefer Elvin Armbruster W. Mich. Ave Hammond District Chevrolet Chevrolet Co Bridgewater Area Abel Ica Schaffer Vera Schaible Amanda Schaible Bethel Church Fhe Saline Hotel Bart Schaffner & Marx Kingsridge Clothcraft Hart, Schaffner Marx Ypsilanti
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