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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1950
Page
5
Midland report notes pelleted seeds are carefully selected with multiple coats of stimulants and fungicides, claimed superior to ordinary seeds. Also mentions 131 whitewashing of barns, chicken coops, and basements.
In the matter of the estate of Vesta Mills deceased, Dorothy Kazmaier administerr filed final account and petition for allowance and distribution. The court sets May 17 1950 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office for examination and hearing, with notice by publication in Saline Observer for three weeks. Signed Jay H. Payne, Judge of Probate. William R. Stage, Register of Probate. Apr 27, May 4-11.
Saline General Hospital reports Mrs. Wesley Steiner and daughter returned home Sunday. Mary Gillen discharged Monday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Coffey of Milan on April 26. Mrs. George Berklick of Ypsilanti on April 28. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hieber welcomed a son born April 28. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Killbrew of Milan also welcomed a son born April 28. Carl Wiegand had a tonsillectomy on Monday. Lynn Burdick admitted as medical patient Monday. William Brackney of South Lyon underwent surgery Monday. Ralph Bellama of Clinton underwent surgery Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Tuesday.
The Willing Workers group met April 20 at Mrs. Eddington's home in Mooreville led by President Mrs. Everett Gilbert. After business, a debate concluded the affirmative argued today’s women lead a more strenuous life than grandmothers. May gathering at Minnie Hammond’s home.
The May meeting of the Federated Church Ladies Aid Society is moved to Wednesday May 10 at Mrs Frank Stilts home on Hack road. Transportation arranged by Mrs Maurice Henderson Mrs Edward Henne and Mrs Reuben Rogers. Missionary sewing begins 1 30 pm with business meeting at 2 30 pm.
A Presbyterial Society gathering at the First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor drew several representatives including Mrs. Maurice Henderson and Mrs. Thomas Hinkin among others. The list features twelve women in attendance from local Federated church circles.
Mrs. Paul Mosher spoke as principal speaker at a Presbyterian church gathering. Delegates represented churches from across the Detroit area.
The book claims Montezuma II rivaled famous gourmands of history in appetite. A lavish Aztec dinner featured over a thousand dishes including turkey, pheasant, venison and wild birds, served privately to the emperor in a perfumed room while musicians played.
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