Religious Services and Sunday Schedule Highlights
Trinity Lutheran Church announces 10:00 a.m. Divine Service and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School led by Pastor H L Engel. Methodist Church lists 10:00 a.m. Divine Worship with special music, 11:00 a.m. Church School, 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, and Saturday choir at 9:00 p.m. St James Evangelical Church notes 10:00 a.m. worship and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School with a picnic planned for Aug 5.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
H. L. Engel
Methodist Church
R. R. Feuell
ST. James EV
Saline
E. F. Lawrenz
Federated Church Picnic and Worship Schedule
The Federated Church announces a Church School annual picnic and a day of worship led by Minister Henry McKenzie. Events include 9:45 a.m. church school, 11:00 a.m. divine worship with music, a 4:00 p.m. Detroit's 250th Birthday celebration, and later choirs and a work day.
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Federated Church Presbyterian and Baptist
Henry McKenzie
Detroit
Ladies Aid Society
Hazen Jewell
Saline Park
Annual Federated Church Picnic at Saline Park
The Annual Federated Church picnic will be held Friday August 3 at Saline Park. Children start at 6 o clock with families bringing basket lunches. after meals games and contests follow. Committees announced: ice cream Miss Mary Morden table committee John Milligan Ken Rogers John Schild A W Cuff Silas Nord. games and prizes by Kim Jacobsen and Arthur Jacobsen.
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Federated Church
Saline Park
Hazen Jewell
Mary Morden
John Milligan
Ken Rogers
John Schild
A. W. Cuff
Vincent Ives joins Washtenaw FHA County Committee
Clayton Ingerson announces Vincent Ives of Chelsea as the new member of the Washtenaw County Farmers Home Administration Committee replacing J. J. Waggoner whose term expired. Other members include William Pritchard and Horace Whitney. The committee reviews loan eligibility and advises the supervisor on county operations for this USDA agency aiding farm and rural housing loans.
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Farmers Home Administration County Committee
Clayton Ingerson
FHA
Washtenaw County
Washtenaw
Vincent Ives
Chelsea
J. J. Waggoner
Dexter
William Pritchard
Horace Whitney
Ann Arbor
Theogram
Farmers Home Administration
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Saline Dairy Prevails in Raisin River League Showdown
Saline Dairy toppled Manchester Farmers 9 to 3 on July 19 behind Roy Dechert’s three hit pitching with a shutout into the sixth. The following day July 20 Clinton Machine beat Saline 7 to 5 as Saline remained in second place with 5 hits and 4 errors.
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Dairy Boys
Saline
Manchester Farmers
Roy Dechert
Saline Dairy
Clinton Machine
Tri-County Baseball League standings and results
Fowlerville leads with 5 1 record as Williamston and Chelsea chase. Webberville and Chelsea split a doubleheader with Webberville winning 20 11 in game one and Chelsea 2 0 in game two. Bell Oak and Williamston close gap with a 9 4 Williamston win. All Star game set for Aug 18 at Fowlerville with defending champions Fowlerville Merchants to play a selected squad.
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Fowlerville
Williamston
Chelsea
Webberville
Saline
Lansing
Bell Oak
Bil Oat
Neil West
Don Alber
Roy West
M. West
Hugenot
G. West
Tohing Ewald
Doug Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Dunkel
Cooper
Tyner
Lunsted
Botsford
Fowlerville Merchants
Wheat Growers Can Save Money By Storing Crops
Michigan State College expert Clarence Prentice explains farmers can save about 20 cents per bushel by storing wheat rather than selling during harvest. With price declines from harvest rush and tensions over Korea, storage and government programs help farmers avoid losses, with farmers bearing all storage costs.
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Clarence Prentice
Michigan State College
Prentice
Wheat price support program offers purchase or loan options
Farmers have until January 31 1952 to apply for a purchase agreement or loan that guarantees the support price. A purchase agreement costs half a cent per bushel, a loan costs one cent per bushel. The loan rate is 2.18 dollars per bushel based on 90 percent of July 1 parity, with Michigan variations by county from 2.16 to 2.28 per bushel.
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PMA
Michigan
Thousands Flood Displace Vast Kansas Missouri Regions
Floods sweep eastern Kansas and central Missouri displacing about 165000 people. Red Cross reports 125 disaster workers dispatched to flood areas with 51 chapters aiding in relief, shelter, food, and planned rehabilitation costing over 1.5 million dollars.
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Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
Kansas City
Camp Funston
Fort Riley
Is This You A Farm Accident Warning
Warning against fixing running machinery and mishandling kerosene on farms. Advises to avoid starting fires with kerosene or pouring it into closed sheds to prevent dangerous incidents.
Michigan State on farm safety during National Farm Safety Week
College rural safety specialists urge farmers to inspect barn steps ladders and floors and maintain safety practices year round to be safe and smart farmers, per Michigan State.
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Barney Oldfield
Michigan State
College
Consumer Package Will Dominate in Produce Field
National marketing director John F. Deegan of the Atlantic Commission Co A&P Food Stores predict prepackaged produce will dominate within a decade as firms ramp up lines from 26 to 48 items and boost packaged sales by about 60 percent. He urged focus on quality merchandise visibility and price consistency to win consumer confidence.
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John F. Deegan
Attlantic Commission Co. A & P Food Stores
National Marketing Research Workshop
Deegan
Michigan State College
U.S. Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Administration
Store display trends cut national produce loss, expert says
An expert notes that prepackaging and refrigerated display racks reduce waste in about ten percent of national produce. The methods save money for both consumers and producers as the industry shifts to more controlled packaging.
Local Residents Take Various Weekend Trips
Mr and Mrs Leo Jensen and Mr and Mrs Alwin Burkhardt left Saturday for a week long fishing trip on Lake Huron along the Canadian coastline. Miss Esther Landwehr and Mrs Walter MacArthur departed by car Wednesday for a tour of the New England states.
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Leo Jensen
Alwin Burkhardt
Lake Huron
Esther Landwehr
Walter MacArthur
New England States
Howard Lamb
Western Springs
Ill
John Lamb
Lam Lambarth
Chas. Lambarth
R. E. Jedele
Paul Lambarth
Ypsilanti
Ted Stroup
Milan
Betty
Grace Prince
Liza Matze
Clyde Griffin
Baby
Aaron Otts
Willow Village
Local residents share visits and gatherings this weekend
Clyde Griffin and son Jimmy and nephew Owen returned from Traverse City after visiting his mother and bringing back cherries. Herman Kohler bought a threshing apparatus. Walter Armbruster hosted a birthday social for LaVern Armbruster with Clyde and Harold Armbruster families present. Several neighbors attended a neighborhood party hosted by Mrs. Joseph Camburn with many local women and a potluck dinner and games. Howard Weilister left for Norfolk for Navy duty, arriving July 10 for a short leave.
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Clyde Griffin
Jimmy
Owen
Traverse City
Herman Kohler
Bridgewater
Walter Armbruster
LaVern Armbruster
Harold Armbruster
LaVern
Lee Robison
Herman Heiminger
Everett Wolfin
Atlanta
Michigan
Howard “Weilister
Norfolk
Navy
Joseph Camburn
George Koch
Randy Harrs
Russel Wright
Charles Uphaus
Russell Hughes
Walfred Larson
Walter Hochrein
K. W. ‘Wurster
Dave Wahl
Luckhardt
Lorrin Hinderer
William Burkhardt
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Saline Mercantile Company
Wood's Hardware
Chevrolet
Tri- County Baseball League
Henry Leutheuser
Fritz Schumm
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