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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
6
Pastor H W Ray leads Sunday services at 10 30 a m with sermon God Fearing Mothers Bible school Saturday at 9 a m Sunday school begins 9 30 a m Bible classes and choir rehearsals held midweek Junior Choir Wednesday 7 30 p m Senior Choir 8 15 p m Described as church notices for weekly activities.
Social notes recount attendance at the wedding of John Wurster and Kathryn Luckhardt on a Saturday evening. Other items include church league meetings, family visits, bowling banquets, and community hospitality at the St. John's Lutheran church and local clubs.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Barnes and their sons visited Mr and Mrs Eug ene Betz Sunday evening. Miss Shirley Schultz spent Sunday at Dexter for a Youth Rally with friends and activities noted.
Probate Court in Washtenaw County Michigan orders creditors to file written sworn claims against the estate of Christian Mamaron by July 5 1950 and fixes a hearing date. The court will determine the heirs at law entitled to inheritance and will publish notice in the Saline Observer for three weeks. Herman C Mamaron is the fiduciary of estate.
The Michigan Milk Producers Association announces a three month Class I milk price formula starting May 1 with May and June at plus 1.05 per hundredweight and July at plus 1.25, less farm to Detroit transportation. Hearings on a Federal Order with a $1.40 differential are set for June 5.
Michigan Republicans cut Governor Williams proposed 343 million dollar budget to about 260 million. Revenue seen at 235 million with a 20 to 25 million deficit forecast. Leaders plan a special session after June 30 to finalize the balance sheet. Governor Williams urged roughly 110 million in spending for next year including 135 million for state operations 158 million for local units 27.9 million for colleges and hospitals and 18.7 million for roads. The constitutional sales tax diversion amendment increases the state role as tax collector for locals by diverting 78 percent of sales tax revenue.
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