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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

5

First Communion at St John’s Lutheran Bridgewater

Members of St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater confirmants will receive their first communion on Sunday June 4 as part of Divine Worship at 10 30 a m. Junior choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 30 p m senior choir 8 15 p m Fellowship Circle Friday 8 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m. Pastor H W Ray leads the service and the congregation is urged to attend.

ST. John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater H. W. Ray Duane Girbach

Memorial Day appeal for U S Savings Bonds plan

The U S Treasury urges families to enroll children in the Independence Drive payroll savings or Bond A Month plans. Each three dollars invested now could yield four dollars in ten years, helping education, business, or home ownership.

U. S U.S. Treasury Department

Prized paintings inspire soft blue room palette

A room used prized paintings as cues for color, walls and woodwork in soft blue highlighting mahogany and maple pieces. Additional colors from the paintings, soft red and bluish green, appear in the room’s decoration and are echoed in an antique star wheel quilt used as sofa upholstery.

Food of Ocean Life Plankton Versus Nekton In Ocean

The staple food for both big and small oceanic fish is plankton, a broad group of mostly non moving plants and animals carried by tides and currents. In contrast nekton are animals like whales and fish that swim actively independent of currents, from a Greek root meaning swimming.

Steel Industry Hits New High Amid Strikes in 1949

The steel industry produced 77 million tons in 1949, the third largest peacetime output, despite two major strikes and raw material shortages. Over 341 million tons have been poured in four years since the war, and 1950 outlooks suggest output surpassing 400 million tons with strong backlogs and expanded capacity.

Domestic workers decline boosts women in other fields

Postwar labor shift reduces domestic service from 18 percent of employed women to about 10 percent while opening pathways in clerical, sales, and operative roles. With plentiful jobs, young women leave long professional training for immediate work, totaling about 18.6 million employed or seeking work, roughly 30 percent of the labor force.

United States

Defective Home Appliances Worn Wires Can Be Fatal

A study of 34 accidental electrocutions shows defective cords and appliances cause deaths in homes. Sixteen victims died from contact with heaters and lamps. five from bath tub shocks. Doctors urge UL labeled safety and careful replacement. Cancer linked to chronic ulcerative colitis discussed by Mayo Clinic doctors notes cancer as a complication in 41 cases curing no gender bias. patients had long-standing colitis before cancer.

Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Journal of the American Medical Association William G. Sauer J. Arnold Bargen

Graduation Attendance and Local Building Permit Notes

Local items show Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hartman and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Max Collins and family attending the graduation of Robert Clay at Michigan State College. Norwin Brock has a building permit to construct on South Ann Arbor Street, estimated at 13 500 dollars. A cottage at Pleasant Lake formerly occupied by Gordon Gary was destroyed by fire. Other notes include social visits and dinners among local residents and guests from Detroit and Ann Arbor.

Linda Pleasant Lake Herbert Bersuder Manchester George Bersuder Adrian Glenn Barnes Gordon Ernie Sepulveda Detroit Christ Finkbeiner Glen Feldkamp Ruth Bertke Marguerite Lawrenz Clarence Hertler Jackson Hugene Betz Ed Burmeister Carol Lillian Love Milan Shirley Schultz Erwin Wild Wild Home Florine Wild George Barnes Howard Wild Ann Arbor Kettering Vaughn Williams Ypsilanti Chris Korte Harold Bersuder George Swank Kenneth Furgeson Nick Homick Milton Hartman Max Collins Robert Clay Michigan State College Norwin Brock Ann Arbor Street Gordon Gary Daniel Hall Margaret Wallace Don Burkhart Arthur O'Neil Joe Cook Fred Schmid William Schmid

Soapless Soap Sets Higher Cleanliness Standard

Lawrence H. Flett of the American Institute of Chemists told the Detroit section of the American Chemical Society that record production of synthetic detergents will lift cleanliness. He cited industrial demand, street cleaning, firefighting uses, and highways washed by powerful cleaners, predicting three billion pounds annually within a decade.

America Lawrence H. Flett American Institute of Chemists Detroit American Chemical Society Flett Fiett

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