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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
2
Dr. Albert Drury of Michigan State University told Farmers Week that teamwork among dairymen veterinarians and lab technicians is essential to prevent mastitis losses. Regular herd testing every three to five months helps control the disease, which costs dairy farmers 226 million dollars annually.
The Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test boosted morale during the NATO Paris conference but officials cautioned this marks only the initial phase of a long road to broad, accurate 5 000 mile range capability. In Boston a kidney transplant for 14 year old Jimmy Foster failed, despite his brave family.
Esther Landéwehr entered St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor on Thursday for treatment. Cards may be addressed to room 5020 in care of St Joseph Mercy Hospital. Anita Engel was home from Detroit over the weekend, and also her brother Paul from Saginaw. Mrs Ross Adair came home from St Josephs Hospital Saturday where she recently underwent surgical treatment. Mr and Mrs Norman Taylor were in Adrian Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Taylor. Harry Taylor was at his home for the first time in a year after convalescing in the TB Sanatorium in Howell. Arthur Silvens of 3101 West Ellis worth Road Ann Arbor, a former Saline resident, has been confined to his home after suffering his third heart attack in the last two years. All friends and relatives are urged to send cards to brighten the long convalescing period.
Pork supplies rise and prices are described as right for 1958. Michigan State University nutrition expert Faye Kinder advises economical cuts like rib ends and shoulder chops, plus simple storage and new recipe ideas such as stuffed spareribs with pineapple and pruning. The piece encourages using pork as a winter staple with practical cooking tips.
Mrs. R G Layher thanks good neighbors who saved her husband. Saline Jaycees raise $1000 for March of Dimes at annual polio dinner chaired by Edward Wilson. Saline Chamber forms two committees with Dale Goble heading membership. Students collect used clothing for Save the Children Federation. Shrine Circus begins February 4 at Michigan State Fairgrounds. Various community events, robberies, and notices follow including a stolen canister for the Polio Fund, a birthday party for Donald, a major fire east of Saline, and school activities across Saline and Olivet area.
Mr and Mrs Duane Robinson announce an open house Sunday to honor the former Mr and Mrs Duncan Robinson. The event will celebrate the couple and their family, inviting friends and neighbors to join in the tribute.
Saline's lineup including Kub Kuebler Max McHenry Louis Bowen Chink Dieterle Al Schmid Shrimp Marken Lord Westphal Don Rock Clyde Griffin Bean Marion Dick Ward Puffy Gross Ray Hunt Tan Dicks powered a 6th win of the season by defeating Tecumseh Merchants and Detroit Edison of Ann Arbor. Meanwhile local social notes record a Lewis School reunion hosted by Mrs Walter Greshaber of Milan with luncheon and plans to meet twice yearly and births announced for the Saline area including a son born to Mr and Mrs Alwin Marion and another to Mr and Mrs Edward Milliman, plus a hospital entry for Clarénée Feldkamp.
Thirty years ago Mrs Brea Alagher visited Ann Arbor and attended an eye examination in Ann Arbor. Sam Boyde and family hosted Harold Eze and Thomas Trelbh Sunday. The TLA.c. team traveled to Clinton Saturday evening and defeated them 9 to 7.
Russell's Collegians appear as the Lyceum Circuit's second attraction at the opera house this Saturday. Included are notices of payments for English sparrows and a discontinued rats bounty, plus private claims involving Létianea county figures and Tom Smith, Mr and Mrs Reese after the weekend.
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