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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
8
A Paris reader laments American influence waning among Europeans while noting U S military presence in France. The writer criticizes arms spending, suggests more focus on reconstruction, mentions U S Congress war budget, comments on tractors and small French fields, and closes with holiday wishes.
Nandine Myers of Chelsea spends the week at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Leonard.
Squire's Lady Jess a six year old registered Ayrshire in the herd of Paul E. Taylor at Saline has produced 14614 pounds of milk with 3.7 percent butterfat and 538 pounds of butterfat in 305 days under a twice daily milking schedule. The record, equal on Mature Equivalent basis, follows Ayrshire Herd Test Plan rules and is part of a national herd test program supervised with state Extension Services.
Saline Mill Theatre opens its dramarama season with Van Druten’s Bell Book and Candle. Constance Parker as Gillian Holroyd leads a vivid cast including Gene Rupert as Shep Henderson and Florence Rupert as Auntie Queenie. Florence Rupert’s Auntie Queenie stands out in a lively witchcraft tale set in a four dimensional theatre experience. ARMS AND THE MAN opens July 21.
The Ann Arbor Merchants moved within a half game of Brighton by routing Lansing Olofssons 8-1 and 10-2. Marty Tobin pitched the first game, and Mike Monahan delivered a near five hitter in the nightcap as Ann Arbor pulled ahead in the Tri County Baseball League standings. Fowlerville beat Saline 8-2 with Judd on the mound for Fowlerville and Tomelin for Saline, while Brighton won 1-0 over Webberville after Webberville protested a ruling and refused to continue in the eighth inning.
The Federated Church announces a four Sundays sermon series with topics assigned by congregants. July 26 Is Age A Curse Or A Blessing August 2 How Do We Know Right From Wrong August 9 How Can You Say This Is Truth August 16 What Do We Mean By Being Up To Date Sunday guests include the Jack Leonard home. Mr and Mrs Art Zurlinder and family were Saturday guests at the Earl Myers home in Chelsea. Hertler family reunion held at Robert Roos home on Platt Road Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Curtiss spent Sunday visiting sister Mrs. J. O. Curtiss in Liansine and also visited his mother Mrs A. E. Biery. Mr. and Mrs. Date Leonard and family of Carleton were supper
The City of Detroit prepares for the 35th Annual State American Legion Convention with roughly ten thousand Legionnaires and fifteen thousand auxiliaries and guests converging by plane train car and box cars. The four day event starts Thursday July 30 at 8:30 am and will consider more than 30 resolutions.
A council of 1 999 delegates weighs proposals on the Michigan Veterans Trust Fund and permitting private industry to acquire and operate atomic energy plants and equipment, signaling a broad policy discussion.
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