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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1951
Page
2
Saline Observer announces publisher and editor names and provides subscription rates: one year within Michigan two dollars and fifty cents, out of state three dollars, single copy five cents.
Frank Rose longtime M. Y. Central Lines station agent at Saline retires on pension. Mrs. Nellie Russell sells her home on West McKy Street. Lewis Connor of York hospitalized in Toledo with hand blood poisoning. Fred Wagner underwent cataract eye surgery last Monday. A shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Klager of Lodi. Harold Everett joins Jaffrey Construction Company at Riga. A garage woodshed and wood...
A fire swept the Ernst farm near Dexter on Thursday. Saline reports a bustling business district with an empty building no longer. The school presents "Pickles" at the opera house Friday and Saturday evenings by the Girl's and Boy's Glee Clubs.
35 Years Ago Co. E Miller has taken the agency for the International Harvester Co's goods and other farm machinery. George Burkhart plans to tear down the Gillett dwelling and photograph gallery to erect a new modern house. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heininger move to the Davis farm near York Church.
Forty years ago wool was eight cents higher. Ottmar John sold his livery to Oscar Lamkin. Fred Jurry suffers inflammatory rheumatism. J A Alber smiles at a birth. Clinton Wayne and Pinckney will be without saloons due to licensing issues. Charles Rentschler sold thirty two lambs weighing about 232 pounds each and then left town.
Classified columns highlight a range of services and listings under the banner Good Business. The page presents ads for trades, rentals, items for sale, and local contractor offerings. Readers are directed to contact providers within the newspaper’s market area.
Governor Williams touts Blair Moody as the best-qualified choice to replace Vandenberg citing immediate readiness, foreign policy expertise, and bipartisan appeal. He notes Moody’s Washington reporting background and nonpartisan stance, while stressing Michigan’s need for robust civil defense funding and state preparedness.
Mrs Oscar Klein and several area members joined the Ann Arbor Regional Spring Conference of Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Guild held Wednesday at Bethel Church Freedom two. Community figures attended meetings and visits continued through the weekend with local farms and clubs hosting gatherings and speakers.
Mrs Warren Finkbeiner and family visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Smith of Willis on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Milton Feldkamp and Mrs Finkbeiner attended the Builders Show in Ann Arbor on Wednesday.
State of Michigan Probate Court of Washtenaw County orders publication for the final administration account of Nancy Ann Morris deceased. Elsie Matilda Morris petitions for allowance and distribution of estate. Hearing set May 9, 1951 at 10 a.m. at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor. Publication in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
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