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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1952
Page
6
A reflective note on seeking God with full heart inspired by a viewer’s face found in a photograph. The meditation ties scripture to daily life and prays for a heart that panteth after God. Also mentions Traverse City residents Mr and Mrs Marshall Griffin visiting relatives.
Senator Moody outlines bills aimed at eliminating corruption and waste in government. The Clean Government bill seeks mandatory jail terms, broader anti bribery rules, tax case transparency, and civil service for revenue officials, alongside a McClellan bill to create a budget watchdog committee using non political experts.
Leader McFarland promises a roll call on the budget issue. Congress struggles to manage a 75 billion plus budget with dated methods and a tiny pencil and envelope analogy from Monrone highlights the demand for change.
Michigan State College soil scientists unveil an adapted drill for once-over tillage. Charles Bruffy explains the features including a spike tooth drag, adjustable sweeps, a mechanical lift control, and a clutch for the grass seeder. Plans cost 15 cents from the Agricultural Engineering Department Hast Lansing Michigan.
Diana's Daisy B 172142 a registered Brown Swiss cow from Saline Michigan has 305 day lactation record on Herd Test 11658.0 lb milk 3.70 percent 431.22 lb fat at two times daily milking reported by Fred Idtse secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit Wisconsin. Gertrude of Roston Acres 132-432 a Brown Swiss cow from Saline has 284 lactation record 10319.1 pounds milk 4.09 percent 422.13 lbs fat at two times daily milking according to Fred Idste secretary of the same association Beloit Wisconsin.
Michigan's January 1952 traffic report shows 838 deaths, the lowest since 1948, with 3,282 injured and 14,969 accidents. Fatalities fell 37 percent from January 1951, while injuries and accidents dropped seven and four percent respectively, led by rural areas.
Heavy snow limited highway travel across the snow belt states. Estimated total miles driven in December 1951 fell to 1.67 billion from 1.73 billion the previous year, a three percent decrease.
Principal John Ford reports 65 Saline High School students earned fourth marking period honor roll. Notable top scorers include Kay Meske and John Braun with A grades. seniors lead with 22 on the list and a wide range of GPAs from 3.00 to 2.00 across grades.
Danby and Rosine Jaeger lead a mixed listing of students by grade with tuition figures ranging from 2.00 to 3.00. Names include Bruce Parsons Christina Schnierle Kay Meske Genanne Young Sharon Larson and numerous others across eighth and seventh grades.
The South Saline Extension Group met March 13 at 11 00 in Mrs. Albert Faust home with 17 members and 6 children. A luncheon was served. Mrs. Kenneth Ernst led the business session. Mrs. Roy Stoddard presented Meals Made Easy. Mrs. Ernest Zahn led two games with Sea Biscuit winning and Mrs. Raymond Girbach dubbed the most talkative. Next meeting is April 24 at Mrs. Roy Stoddard home with chair caning.
A quick dessert features a silky cocoa filling made with cocoa mix milk and vanilla poured into an 8 inch pie shell. The crust uses crushed corn toasties sugar cinnamon and melted butter pressed into the pan then chilled. Serve with whipped cream and pecan halves.
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