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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

6

Ranch House Design Appeals to Urban Rural Life

Walter T. Anicka of Ann Arbor Michigan presents a 1185 square foot ranch style home suited for a 50 foot lot. It features 45 foot width, no basement, a utility room, wide clapboards exterior, asphalt shingle roof, a rear terrace and front porch, an integrated living dining area, built in breakfast nook, and cross ventilated bedrooms. Plans Plan No 612 available from the architect.

Walter T. Anicka South Forest St Ann Arbor Mich

Question Box Answers on Lawn Care Roofing and Baking

The column answers several home questions. It covers lawn watering once or twice weekly to six inches deep, mowing height from one half to two inches, paint blistering due to moisture, roofing costs for fire resistant shingles, and why cakes rise higher in the center due to baking powder flour mixing or oven heat.

Local social notes and visits in South Saline area

Bertha Stilts of Michigan phone listed. Ted Craig and Sally visit Soo neighbors. Mrs Richard of Fort Wayne returns home after week with sister. Mary Jane Hammond honored by Mallie Mehler at a miscellaneous shower. Douglass Hall trains as pilot, flight to Fort Wayne. Everett Whipple and Hartwigs spend weekend with Ed Hartwig. Losses family visits Milford. Dillon and Easlick visited. Donald Stilts and Frank Stilts visited Mrs Wm Grover in Ypsilanti. Jack Vealey visits from Ann Arbor with parents. Ted Root family visit from Ann Arbor. Harold Lirth and Betty Jo York guests of Mrs Frank Stilts.

Roscoe Craig Sally Soo J. ¥. Richard Fort Wayne Ind John Weichner Mallie Jane Mehler Mary Jane Hammond Douglass Hall Saline Air Port Everett Whipple East Ann Arbor Frederick Hartwig Morenci Ed Hartwig Elsworth Milford Pearl Dillon Stilts Wm. Grover Ypsilanti Leo Damouth Corning N. Y Jack Vealey Ann Arbor Leon Vealey Ted Root Harold J. Lirth Bety Jo York Frank Stilts

Sunstroke Paint More Likely to Peel on South Side

The U S Department of Agriculture explains that sun exposure causes southern sun warmed surfaces to loosen paint more readily than northern faces. Greater sun exposure accelerates peeling.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

United States population rises in 1947 to 145 million

Vital statistics reveal 1947 population at 145,340,000 an increase of 13,700,000 since 1940. Babies born that year totaled 3,908,000. The average American consumed 17 percent more food in 1947 than during 1935-39.

United States

Anti Knock Fuel Blending Instructions

One gallon of ethyl alcohol mixed with nine gallons of low grade gasoline yields ten gallons of premium anti knock motor fuel oil.

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