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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
2
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Cadet Raymond Baker and Cadet Melvin Ziener of Valley Forge Military Academy Wayne Pa spend spring break at Mr and Mrs Martin Fuoss home with Baker noted as Fuoss’s grandson. Myrna Kay Griffin turns three at Clyde and Grace Griffin home with Armbrusters and Kay Waithers assisting. Mr and Mrs Ray Davis return from Florida. Capt and Mrs Robert Royal visiting relatives before England from Mountain Home Idaho. George Brassow Jr and Alwin Wahl enlist in the US Army. Mrs Charles Blalock and Sheri visit Lucy Brock. Ed Alber leaves for St Peters burg Florida for weeks. Clyde Griffin hospitalized in Ann Arbor with back injury. Wayne Goble Lavern Armbruster Vern Osterhout anniversaries celebrated at Vinelands near Birmingham. Dr and Mrs C L Markett host Dr John W Saunders of Milwaukee a zoology professor. Mrs John Ford and Debbie and David visit Jackson. Donald F Smith of 6564 East Michigan Ave has newborn Patricia Ann born March 16 in Ann Arbor. Margaret Bruckner and Margaret Kruger of Milwaukee dine with Loran Hollister and son Tommy. Delvin Engelsdorfer and Phyllis Engel sdorfer spend Easter with Rev and Mrs F H Engelsdorfer.
Miss Elaine Cuiliton celebrated her birthday with friends. Girl Scout leaders Mrs. J. C. Little and Mrs. Leo Jensen active in Saline. Miss Helen Lambarth completed dietetics at Michigan State Normal, with friends Mrs. Sam Lambarth and Miss Francis Lockwood traveling to East Lansing.
A winter storm delivered heavy snowfall from Monday through Tuesday morning. A foot of snow fell on level ground and drifts reached three to four feet. Local residents Dorothy Neithammer of Ann Arbor and the Henderson sisters hosted visitors, with Erwin and Mrs Neithammer visiting on Sunday. Additional travels include Mr and Mrs Edward Arber returning from Lorain Ohio and the Mumbraes visiting Royal Oak relatives.
Detroit visitors Bacher and Eugene spent Friday in town. Julius Alber and spouse celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday evening. Maxwell Black and children of Romulus visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Dicks. Curtiss family stayed in La Grange Indiana with relatives. Bobby Gillen suffers from tonsillitis. Dr and Mrs L E Fast and children of Ypsilanti called on Mr and Mrs Daniel Hall Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Karl Wiedman was pleasantly surprised Friday evening when neighbors gathered to celebrate her birthday which fell on Wednesday. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and many friends. The group enjoyed cards visits and refreshments. a green and white birthday cake by Mrs. Anderson accompanied gifts for Mrs. Wiedman.
The Washtenaw County Hospital and Infirmary Auxiliary presents a two performance puppet show by The Folktale Puppet Studio of Norwich Vermont on Saturday March 27 at Ann Arbor High School Pattengill Auditorium. Proceeds fund refrigerated drinking fountains for ambulatory residents and visitors. Performances at 10 30 AM and 1 30 PM with admission 85 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. Tickets on sale at Wahl's Slater's South State St Ann Arbor and Burkhart's Saline starting March 22.
Farmers continue spring field burning despite campaigns. Frank Trulli of Michigan State College condemns the practice, saying burning land wastes money and wastes nitrogen as cornstalks ignite.
The text warns that burning corn stalks destroys nitrogen worth up to six dollars per acre and depletes soil organic matter reducing moisture retention. It also harms earthworms bacteria and increases runoff. Wildlife habitat food cover nests and young caused by fires. Even small fires threaten fences posts buildings and lives.
Over 41 years the company has issued more than 100 million dollars in pension payments and now disburses pensions to over 14 000 retired employees.
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