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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
4
Agriculture Department fixes a national average wheat price support of at least 1.78 per bushel for the 1958 crop in commercial states. The level depends on marketing quotas and referendum results set for June 20, with loans and purchase agreements available through January 31, 1959.
Theodore John Uphaus aged 78 died suddenly Wednesday afternoon while working at his son Millard's home at 705 Vernon Street. He lived at 8840 Chelsea Road and was born August 21, 1878 in Sharon township. He married Marc Walker in 1910. she died in 1938. He leaves one son and a grandson, two brothers, and a late son Rolland. Funeral held Friday at Center Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Rev Karl Rest officiated. Rear Admiral George Dirck noted as a South Pole pioneer.
A new Carachose-attachment sprayer attaches to a garden hose and holds a quart of chemical to rapidly remove dandelions and plantains from lawns. It promises minimal labor, quick results for a 40 by 50 foot plot, and includes built in usage instructions for weed control, fertilizing, and pest management. Dandelion challenges include a long tap root and prolific wind dispersed seeds.
The note explains prepping cheese by breaking grating slicing or shaving into small pieces to speed melting. It advises blending cheese into a sauce before adding it to other ingredients. It emphasizes efficient mixing for smoother incorporation.
The Whittaker E U B Church breaks ground for a new parsonage with Rev. Gifford Kosselman Rev. Norman Klump Rev. John Dennis Lee Talladay Harley Dysinger and Robert Richhiter among speakers and attendees. A separate bridal shower honors Miss Alice Towler with gifts and games and remarks by co-hostesses at the Whittaker church.
Hunters and trappers collected 10140 in state bounty fees during March. The tally includes 1601 red foxes 111 coyotes and 43 bobcats as part of the season’s payments.
Michigan farmers pushed corn planting in the week ending June 11 as soil moisture ranged from adequate to plentiful. About half the probable acreage was in, with progress lagging behind normal in some areas due to wet soil. Rye and winter barley headed, wheat and oats generally good though some fields showed moisture effects. early planted corn showed yellowing in a few spots from cool temperatures and high moisture.
Samuel Kucherov of the Library of Congress comments in The American Journal of Comparative Law that in Russia the defense lawyer also aids the court in truth finding. In political trials the lawyer may be constrained from presenting arguments that criticise the regime, making the Soviet lawyer's position problematic.
Pupils Karen Louise and Herman Duahe Birchmeier James Richard Donha Marion Raymord Hawker Jackie Mary Etta Bissell receive year long pins for perfect attendance. Fred Lewis of Kalamazoo College visited May 29 to June 2 with his father Paul Lewis. Open House May 29 for Louis Loesch who graduated from Britton High School. May 30 hosts Bunce family potluck. June 2 Loesch family guests. New babies born May 29 and May 30 at Beyer and St Joseph Mercy Hospitals. Mrs. Phillips is farmer Frances Murray. Mrs. Norman Hawker visiting Traverse City.
A fragmented kitchen note suggests cheese stuffed celery ideas using cheddar or cottage cheese. It mentions paprika sprinkles and a topping of cataway seeds for a finishing touch.
A fragment describes ways to use cottage cheese in sandwiches with various breads spreads and fillings. It suggests pairing cottage cheese with jam marmalade nuts olives or watercress for tasty combinations.
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