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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
5
Dining room suite with buffet 64 inches long table 60 by 44 12 inch leaf mirror 5 chairs and table mat. Call A A Normandy 38 4825 forenoon. Card of thanks to friends relatives for gifts flowers and help on anniversary and birthday. Mrs Daisy Harrison also thanks those who sent cards and helped on birthday.
Unfurnished two bedroom apartment at 108 W. Michigan with automatic heat, refrigerator and stove. May be seen Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
Missing item report for a white enamel high chair located west of Saline on 112 or in town. Contact phone 384J to reclaim.
WANTED FARM SALES AGENTS FOR WOLVERINE HYBRID SEED CORN produced in Michigan for Michigan farmers. Write Tom Caldwell, Springport, Mich., representative for S. E. Michigan. Also cash buyers seek farms of all sizes with appraisal offered by Marshall F. Richards and Ruth French. Normandy area.
Real savings on Holland's entire gift stock as the Milan store winds down. Wide selection of children's clothes and shoes and faster outfits at real reductions. Stock up on Mother's Day and Easter gifts as Holland's Milan location offers a going out of business sale. Call Ray Hunt for painting or wallpaper hanging in Saline, Michigan.
The notice promotes a reception and banquet hall with full facilities and capability to handle large crowds. It lists contact details for reservations at the American Legion Memorial Home Association and references a Saline phone number. The document also includes farm hatchery offerings from Klager Hatcheries and a Stax Farm Loans ad with terms and contact addresses in Michigan.
The 1954 assessment roll for Saline will be open at City Hall during the week of the second Monday in March. From March 8 to March 18, residents may file written complaints with grounds stated. The Board of Review meets March 15 from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 4:00 to review and hear complaints, with possible continued sessions as needed. City Clerk E. J. Muir.
Saline city council meets with mayor and four councillors approving minutes, discussing Westphal property lease, liability for parking lot insurance, charter amendments and governor correspondence, school sanitary inspection, board of review members, February bills, school site work, library contributions, vision week proclamation, and adjournment.
Read shows drafts dry cut flowers reducing lifespan. Advice notes drafts pull moisture from leaves and petals, suggesting to keep flowers away from drafts to preserve freshness.
The text argues that prayer yields effect only when accompanied by steadfast faith. It defines faith as glad, unquestioning acceptance of God's will, trusting that He knows the beginning and end of all things and that such trust aligns with divine purpose.
Washtenaw County Road Commission invites sealed proposals at 415 West Washington Street Ann Arbor Michigan until 10 00 A M Friday March 19 1954 for the sale of one 1941 West cubic yard front end loader attachment. Inspection at the Commission Garage. Right to reject or accept part or all proposals.
Winter keeps families indoors making films with home cameras. Children act favorite shows or fairy tales using available props and simple lighting. Teens and adults can recreate TV or audience participation stunts, with film work later refined by enlargements. Any camera can create a home producer director experience.
During January through August 1953 the Federal Housing Administration insured over 735 million dollars in property improvement loans. The eight month total already tops any year but 1952, with 1952’s 848 million dollar figure likely to be surpassed after October loans are counted. The program insures bank loans to homeowners for improvements such as reroofing with asphalt shingles with no down payment required, and allows repayment over three years. maximum insured amount is 2500 dollars.
Old linoleum can be refreshed by painting with floor enamel. Scrub to remove dirt and wax, as enamel won’t stick to waxy spots. After the base coat dries, apply a stippled finish with a stippling sponge to hide dirt marks.
To prevent frequent soiling from children, paint a small area of woodwork darker. Remove door hardware and mask the outer limits before painting for cleaner results.
A fragment describes using soapy water and kerosene for a cleaning task. It mentions a porcelain item and a crude setup with rust removal attempts. The readable text hints at improvised methods and aging materials.
The 28th annual Save Your Vision week will be observed in Saline from Monday March 8 to Saturday March 13. The Washte naw County event is sponsored by the Huron Valley Society of Optometrists. Dr. M. D. Wilcox notes that better American vision is widespread and that most problems can be solved with modern science.
Mayor Henry Leutheuser of Saline proclaims the week of March 7 to 18, 1954 as Save Your Vision Week, urging protection and improvement of vision to aid child development, safety, and quality of life for all residents.
Dr Francis B Townsend the 87 year old author of the Townsend plan marks his birthday in Cleveland. He is surrounded by two young well wishers named Robert and Wayne Bosan as supporting crowds gather at the event.
A manufacturer introduces a new television receiver capable of displaying two TV programs on a single screen. It allows two audiences to watch their chosen content simultaneously, enhancing shared viewing while preserving separate audio options.
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