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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
7
The Michigan Farm Bureau warns that a proposed state measure to permit yellow colored oleo to be manufactured and sold could threaten dairy income. It argues butter prices and farm earnings rely on butter, and that imitation oleo risks fraud, deception, and market disruption. The article urges informed discussion and a no vote in November 1950.
Desert rats gather seeds and cache them, unintentionally planting mesquite. The U S department of agriculture notes mesquite invasion harms forage grasses and lowers beef and wool production. Arizona areas show about a 50 percent rise in mesquite shrubs per acre over 15 years, per a U S forest service report. The Merriam kangaroo rat, native to the southwest, lists mesquite among its favored foods.
Erosion control hinges on soil treatment and a solid rotation plan. The approach emphasizes protecting ground from wear while maintaining soil health through planned cultivation cycles.
The Methodist Church at Hocking invites worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m with Lent topics. A youth membership class runs Sundays during Sunday school. a Fujita film on March 5 at 7 30 p m follows a Lenten service. Open weekly for youth. adults study Acts 2 14 36. Youth Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m.
St Pauls Church Evangelical and Reformed Alvin Siemsen, pastor. Morning worship at 10 am with church school at 11 15 am. Sermon Go Ye Make Disciples. Youth Fellowship visits Dundee First Congregational church Sunday evening. Church council meets Monday at 7 p.m. Women’s Guild meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. Third Lenten midweek service Wednesday includes two paintings The Corruption of Judas and Remorse of Judas. Adult membership class meets Friday at 7 30 p.m.
Trinity Lutheran announces H. L. Engel as pastor. Divine service at 10 20 am Sunday School at 11 am Special Lenten service in the evening. The Adult Class meets Tuesday evening. Church council meets Wednesday at 9 pm. Bible school Wednesday at 7 30 pm and Saturday morning at 9.
The Federated Church with Presbyterian and Baptist leadership led by minister Henry McKenzie and Young People's Director Thomas Hinkin schedules divine worship at 10 am in the Masonic Hall with a theme Christians Must Be Christians and special adult choir music. Sunday school at 11:15 am with varied class locations. Evening services at 7:45 pm continue sermons on The Sermon on the Mount with choir music. Week activities include Junior and Senior Young People meetings and choir rehearsal, plus Ladies' Aid Circle meet at Mrs Henderson's home.
York Baptist Church at Stoney Creek and Platt Roads led by Pastor Edgar Sweetland joins Bethel Evangelical and Reformed Church at Bethel Church and Schneider Roads under Pastor Z W Menzel. Worship begins at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am.
St James Evangelical Church five miles west of Saline on US 112. Pastor E F Lawrenz. Worship Sunday 10 am. Sunday school 11 10 am. Bible study class Tuesday at 8 pm. Senior choir rehearsal Friday at 8 pm. Junior choir rehearsal Saturday at 11 am.
Dell school lists six weeks of perfect attendance including Eleanor Arandos and Louise Ramsey. A St Valentine Day dinner featured goulash and rice pudding. A Valentine box was opened by postmaster Lewis O'Mara. Seventh grade studies conservation with bird scrapbooks and soil topics. Teachers Mrs. Monaghan and Earl Studt lead sessions. Ora Hartley visited. Washington’s birthday word race won by Bernice Jaeger. Ill students listed include Larry Norton and Janet Marion.
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