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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1950
Page
7
Tol E Hanson leads with 368 points across freshmen first and second events, followed by R Hanson with 296. Meet tallies show strong individual scoring from both H ason brothers.
Carol topped the league with the only turkey this week and several players rolled doubles. Hazel G led the week with a 185 high game and a 454 series while Carol posted 450. Other notable scores include Julia B, Erma, Lorena, Peg, Zita, Mable H, and Helen W all over 150 with Louise Fritz debuting as a substitute.
Esther H Mae and Dorothy W roiced this week doubles. Cornelia achieved a 7 10 split. Team standings follow the brief update, reflecting the league results and current order.
A local West Saline column notes the State Fair Coliseum dog show with 1500 animals and 268 collies on display. Lassie and Robbie highlighted the televised feature as community members attend dinners and visits with families across the area.
Missouri fertilizer inspection supervisor H. J. L'Hote warns farmers may face limited access to fertilizer next spring. He notes the industry can meet 1950 crop needs if orders are placed early, but storage space is already filling up.
The assessment roll of taxable property in Saline will be open at City Hall during the week of the second Monday in March. Anyone may file in writing a complaint of any assessment stating grounds.
It took eight years from inception to an workable atom bomb and it may take decades to harness atomic energy for industrial use.
Breakfast cereals provide essential nutrients and economic options with diverse flavors and textures, supporting daily diet needs and versatile meal choices.
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