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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
2
Probate Court of Washtenaw County sets a hearing on claims in the matter of George E Je dele, a mentally incompetent estate. Case No 4398L. Proceedings determine validity of claims against the estate and related filings.
Notice to creditors of Wilma Sophia Hinderer also known as Wilma S Hinderer a mentally incompetent estate. Judge John W Conlin Probate sets hearing for August 21 1958 at 9 30 a.m. at the Probate Office with publication for three weeks in Saline Observer and service by registered mail or personal delivery to heirs by fiduciary Kenneth H Rogers of Saline Michigan.
Twenty six youths met at Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gates home on Friday May ninth to form Fosdick Friendly Neighbors 4-H Club. Officers elected included President Jim Struble and Vice President Donna Steckington with Lorenda Gerlinger as Secretary and Richard Seeger as Treasurer. Archery and Outdoor Meals chosen as projects with Gates as co leaders and Richard Seeger and Lynn Gates as junior leaders.
A financial analyst argues the dollar shows rapid value changes rather than stable endurance, noting its volatility and shifts in purchasing power impact long term planning. The opinion highlights inflation risks and market reactions shaping investment strategies.
A New York University safety center study of 12 000 New York road tests finds women perform as well as men except in parking. First time passers faulted for intersection judgment and braking. parking errors persist among all. The study, funded by a $50 000 Shell grant, aims to reform tests and licensing nationwide.
The 45th annual Summer School begins June 26 at Michigan State University with student enrollments on June 24 and 25 for six and nine week sessions. A three week post session starts Aug 4 offered by the College of Education. About 400 teachers and 50 visiting professors will teach across campus and off campus sites including Gull Lake Biological Station and Leelanau Summer Art School.
A dense listing of radio programs for Saturday and Sunday detailing hours for good morning show weather news and a wide range of music segments from easy listening to jazz. Included are sports updates talk town events and sign offs presented by Tom Johnston Bill Koenig and others.
William Bailey will direct the Y M C A Camp Bir kette for boys ages eight to fourteen at Big Silver Lake. Frank Kline of Ann Arbor High School serves as attendance director, with William Bailey in charge of program and waterfront. Camp periods run June 21 to July 3, July 7 to July 19, July 20 to August 1, and August 3 to August 15.
Edward A. Raus boilerman third class USN son of Mr and Mrs Norwin Raus of Saline Michigan returned to Long Beach California May 30 aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Henry W Tucker after a Western Pacific tour. The Tucker joined aircraft carrier and amphibious operations with units of the US Sixth Fleet and served on the Taiwan Patrol visiting Hawaii Pago Pago American Samoa Brisbane Subic Bay Yokosuka Hong Kong and Midway Island between exercises.
Commissioned 2nd Lt. James E. Gleason son of Rex and Mrs Gleason and resident of Whitmore Lake receives a preliminary inspection from Col. Merton E. Munson before commissioning exercises at Michigan. He is among 26 distinguished military graduates to be commissioned and assigned to the Infantry. Lt Gen William H Arnold presented commissions and reviewed the 3100 strong combined Army and Air Force cadet corps in the annual parade.
The National Science Foundation and MSA sponsor the Summer Institute for Community and Junior College Physical Science and Mathematics Teachers from June 23 to August 1. The third annual Institute on Asia runs June 24 to August 1 with credit courses seminars lectures by Asian and American leaders films and exhibits. Other cultural and recreational events are listed in the special summer calendar.
A 106 page green pamphlet from the Small Business Administration explains how to win federal contracts. It covers which government branches buy, specifications, bidding, and how to solicit SBA help. The booklet, priced at 55 cents, is titled U S Government Purchasing and Specifications Directory. 3,000 women highlighted as powerhouses in the General Federation of Women's Clubs, welcomed in Detroit. Budget moves favor Great Lakes shippers with funds for 75 voyages, aiding Lake cargo growth. Air Force reserve reorganization affects five Michigan cities with a new Detroit headquarters and reassignments. Best wishes by Senator Charles E Potter.
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