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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
7
Ten years ago Robert Merchant endured a painful ride when a guest with a private plane caused a nose first dive after gas was shut off abruptly. He sustained a broken elbow and other injuries in the landing incident.
When pressed for time, cook frozen hamburgers without thawing. Heat a small amount of fat in a skillet, brown patties slowly on both sides over moderate heat, and cook until they reach your desired doneness.
The Thursday night league shows Uphaus Electric leading with 68 wins and 44 losses, Bruins Implement 60 52, Clinton Merchants 54 58, and Saline Savings Bank 53 59. High series include W Thomas 5612 and H Frey 501 as top scorers, with J Winkee 233 and M Luger 203 posting 200-plus games. Saline Savings Bank begins exterior remodeling and interior modernization.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Petsoky of Ypsilanti on March 25 and to Nelson Kiner of Ann Arbor on March 27 and William Pate of Willow Run on March 28. Surgicals include Sally Heiserman and Karen Beck both of Saline and others in Saline Milan and Ann Arbor. A naval officers candidate school report from Newport Rhode Island notes James C Hayes Jr 28 of Easley S C achieved the highest scholastic mark among 12 600 graduates.
The Washtenaw County Probate Court orders publication of notice for the Detroit Trust Company estate of Emily P. Davenport. The hearing on the trustee's account is set for April 25 1955 at 2 PM at the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Publication to run in the Saline Observer for three weeks.
The Saline Observer established 1883 publishes weekly on Thursdays in Saline Michigan. Subscriptions cost 3.00 yearly in Michigan or 3.50 elsewhere, with post paid in the U S and Canada. Mail subscriptions in advance. three year rates are 7.50 in Michigan and 9.00 outside. Member of the Michigan Press Association. Advertising by Michigan Press Service. Entered as second class matter at Saline Post Office under 1879 act.
The Heath School Mothers' Club met at the schoolhouse on March 9 with nine members present. An invitation from Fryburg Mothers' Club to attend a Breast Self Examination film on April 11 was noted. Sympathy is extended to the John Tomecek family on the loss of John Jr. The evening included games with prizes for Mrs. Raymond Walke high score, Mrs. Helen Schmidt low, and Mrs. Ross Ackley a mystery prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Naugle and Mrs. Nora Aisten. The next meeting is set for April 13.
A brief reflection argues that humane animal training hinges on kindness and rewarding achievement. It suggests the reward system, if properly applied, might also work with children, while noting the absence of achievement negates rewards.
The last decade saw more Bibles published than the previous 40 years combined. In U.S. exports, the four leading sectors are industrial machinery, automobiles, grain, and cotton. Farmers can now buy an insecticide-fertilizer mix that feeds plants and controls wireworms.
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