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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
5
A collage of sale notices lists a five room house with acre for 6500 near Bridgewater and other items including rugs, furniture, a 1950 Chevrolet Carry-All, clover seed, a Ford tractor financing offer, and real estate listings with addresses in Saline and nearby areas. Public contact numbers and addresses appear for each item. The notices mix household goods, livestock feed, and vehicle offers in a single page snippet.
Miscellaneous notices list a weekly community auction at 2:00 p.m. on Belleville Road with Roy Sand as auctioneer, plus multiple ads for lawn mower services, a Ford diesel tractor display at Wiedman Tractor Sales in Saline, pig feed products from Honegger, a lost item appeal in Saline, restaurant and pierce of property ads, painting and paper hanging, chick hatchery notices, and a thank you card for support after illness and death.
Hong Kong police praise American sailors as the best behaved group in town following a centers initiative by Rev. G. M. Gilligan to provide recreation and religious activities funded by Protestant and Catholic groups.
Four freshmen Janet Marion Jeanette Wied mayer Sallee Wood and James Knight, plus eighth grader Don ald Wild and seventh grader Alice Sheehan, achieved straight A averages for the fourth marking period. Principal Elmer Houghton notes sixty one more students earned B or better. A complete listing follows: Seventh Grade.
Weekend guests and relatives visit Latine and nearby towns. Regulars attend anniversaries and funerals while others travel to Lansing Detroit Chelsea and Ypsilanti. Local travel includes trips to Albion Grosse Ile and St Joseph hospital for care and eye surgery.
A Sunday housewarming gathered friends including Charles Schultz Carl Carr Paul Lee Sam Lambarth Oscar Weber and Mrs Smith from Ann Arbor. The group played euchre with Sam Lambarth securing the first place for the men.
An eight year old in Geneva New York charged hurried customers ten cents for his place in line to receive a haircut. His improvised business earned profits until his mother arrived and questioned why a haircut took all day, ending the venture.
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