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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1951

Page

4

Five-year-old cow sets milk record at Mer chant & Son farm

Gertrude of Roston Acres, a registered brown Swiss owned by R C Mer chant & Son, completed a 305 day lactation totaling 11 253.2 pounds of milk with 4.8 percent fat, milking twice daily.

Gertrude Roston Acres R. C. Merchant & Son Henry McKenzie Hillis William Lindblom Pennsylvania Donald M. Brown Jackson Road Arthur Saline W. B. McKean W. Russell Street Jack Bennett Wood’s Glenn van Detroit Erwin Schmid Allen Wiedman Ray Hunt Robert Merchant Federated Church George Austin Greensburg, Pennsylvania Hillis S. McKenzie Western Theological Seminary Pitts

Local club gathers for restyling lesson and meeting

The South Saline Extension Club met Thursday January 11 at Mrs Amos Luckhardts home with co hosts Mrs Elton Osborne and Mrs Wilma Briggs ~ assisted by Mrs Luckharts daughter Mrs John Wurster. Mrs Kenneth Ernst presided over a business meeting followed by a restyling and remodeling lesson with savings noted by members. Recreation leader Mrs Hirnest Zahn closed with games. An February 8 meeting is set for 11 at Mrs Douglas Halls Tecumseh residence.

South Saline Hirnest Zahn Douglas Hall Tecumseh Leon Greashaber Gertrude Carter Lansing University Hospital E. M. Gilbert Clifton Gilberts Raymond Girbach Noble Grand Milan Wolverine Lodge Robert Hammond C. C. Richards Lloyd Carey Harold Locke Judy Charlotte Catey’s Donald Stimpson Donna Owosso Sally Stimpson Lydia Mills Lookout Mountain Tennessee Lloyd Catey

Glasses Fitted at Milan Office of Dr Frank Gifford

An optometrist in Toledo offers eye fittings at the Milan branch located upstairs in the Milan Hotel. Appointments available Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Milan Frank Gifford Toledo Optometrist Milan Hotel

Saline General Hospital Tenselectomy and Surgical Admissions

Saline General Hospital reported tenselectomy patients James Levey January 18 Billy Wiedmeyer January 19 Donald Daniels January 22 and Glen Grammer January 24 all of Saline. Other surgical patients included Mrs John Davis Wesley Steiner of Saline and Carl Schnearle of Ann Arbor. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Root January 19 and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs William Wallo January 20 both of Saline. Mrs James LaFont of Milan was admitted January 21 and discharged January 23. Mrs Kenneth Frey entered January 22 and was released January 28. Mrs F C Unterkircher returned home from the Hospital last Friday.

James Levey Billy Marilyn Wiedmayer Donald Daniels Glen Gramer John Davis Wesley Steiner Carl Schnearle Ann Arbor Baby News Ralph Root William Wallo James LaFont Milan Kenneth Frey F. C. Unterkircher

Dexter Livestock Market Report January sale results

Dexter market reports a strong run with eight week feeder pigs at 11.50 to 14.75, top hogs 10 to 220 pounds 22.00 to 22.50, heavier hogs 220 to 240 pounds 21.50 to 22.00, feeding lambs 30.00 to 33.00, fat lambs 35.00, old ewes 17.75, veal cows 37.00 to 40.00, beacon calves 20.00 to 34.00, cows 21.00 to 22.00, canners 18.00 to 20.00, bulls stockers 350 pounds 26.50, and feeding steers 24.00 to 24.50 to 25.00 to 30.50, with a good run of feeder cattle and fat hogs.

Plan Practical Women's Program For Farmer's Week

Michigan homemakers will find engaging home economics sessions during the 1951 Farmers Week. The program aims to inform and assist with practical skills and household management tasks.

Michigan

MSC Home Economics Talks Set for Jan 30–Feb 1

Programs at Michigan State College run Tuesday to Thursday January 30 to February 1 with morning sessions at 10 and afternoon at 1 30. Topics include Mealtime Around the World Keeping Physically Fit Getting What You Want for Your Money and What Our Dollars Are Worth Today.

Michigan State College Famine Brooks Mary Whitlock MSC Home Economist Leonard Ball MSG@ economist Karen Fladoes Kelvinator Kitchen Detroit Eleanor Clauss Faye Kinder Jessie Marion MSC Europe Little Theater Home Economics College

Nothing's Really Lost Unless a Saline Observer Wanted

A Saline observer notes items once thought missing may be recoverable, reflecting local curiosity about discoveries and everyday treasures. The column weighs luck, memory, and community attention in tracking found objects and forgotten cases.

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