Mayor Visits Gaylord Highlights City Institutions
The party toured Gaylord including the Rural Agricultural School with 800 students, a WPA era gym seating 1,200, and facilities at City Hall. Mayor Leutheuser was honored at a luncheon, receiving gifts and sharing Saline news, before visiting the T B Hospital and local manufacturers.
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Gaylord Rural Agricultural School
Ivan Davis
Saline
Leo Jensen
Gaylord
Leutheuser
Mel Brook
Three Saline Couples Celebrate Weddings Anniversaries
Three Saline couples marked anniversaries with a dinner at the Dearborn Inn. Max Haswell and spouse observed their 20th anniversary last Saturday. Harold Gray plans a 5th anniversary on May 15. Don Campbell will celebrate an 18th anniversary on May 28.
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Dearborn Inn
Max Haswell
Harold Gray
Don Campbell
Infirmary Open House As Hospital Week Event
Washtenaw County Infirmary hosts an open house Friday May 14 from 2 to 8 pm to celebrate National Hospital Week. Tours of the hospital and refreshments will be provided by a hostesses committee chaired by H R Coffey with Mrs Walter Laubengayer and members from area communities including Ann Arbor Saline Manchester Dexter Ypsilanti Milan and Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Infirmary
National Hospital
H. R. Coffey
Walter Laubengayer
James Cissel
L. C. Stuart
Ralph Belknap
Frances Farnham
Samuel Schneider
Volney Jones
Arvid Andresen
Ann Arbor
Fred Arend
Everett Wolfin
Saline
Marie Schneider
Don Mackintosh
Manchester
Alexander Ruthven
D. F. Betts
Dexter
Chandler Hill
Francis Barnum
Ypsilanti
Gerald Heath
Grant Laskey
Milan
Carroll Ordway
Lee Palmer
Chelsea
Michigan State College home furnishings class in modern design
Junior Mary Lou Burkhart from Saline joins Mich igan State College instructor Miss Shipley as they arrange a model room. The class emphasizes spacious, practical design and aims to reduce housework hours by teaching efficient planning and lightening techniques for the modern American family. Other students shown include Velma Faye Izzard and Nancy Denning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Burkhart
Don Burkhart
N. Ann Arbor Sr
Saline
Mich
Mary Shipley
Michigan State College
Velma Faye Izzard
Pickford
Miss Burkhart
Miss Shipley
Nancy Denning
Jonesville
Longer Days Ahead Venus To Shine Says U M Astronomer
University of Michigan astronomy associate professor Hazel M. Losh outlines May sky attractions. The month brings 14 to 15 hours of daylight, Venus as the Evening Star for about 1.5 hours after sunset, Jupiter’s close approach on May 23, and Saturn visible with a ring. Mars grows brighter through May, with a new moon on May 2 and near full moon by May 16. Constellations Corona Borealis and the Crown noted with Gemma as Pearl of the Crown.
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Ann
May
Hazel M. Losh
University of Michigan
Losh
Venus
Jupiter
Gemini
Saturn
Spica
Mars
Professor Losh
Corona
Gemma
Time for hunting spring mushrooms in May woods
The article warns that spring morels Morchella are highly prized edible fungi found in woods meadows and orchards around the first week of May. It describes identification features, harvesting steps, and cautions about age, debris, and beetle larvae while noting commercial cultivation has been largely unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Smith
University of Michigan Herbarium
MSC Prof to Judge Miss America Contest in Atlantic City
Paul Bagwell head of the MSU Department of Communications will judge the Miss America Contest September 8 to 12 in Atlantic City. Bagwell is a former president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MSC
East Lansing
Paul Bagwell
Michigan State College
U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Safe handling tips for edible mushrooms in home cooking
The excerpt notes drying mushrooms for storage and various cooking methods including frying in butter or pairing with steak. It warns about individual allergy risks to fungal spores and advises cautious tasting when trying new mushrooms, recommending small initial portions.
Metropolitan Beach Water Ski Club Forms in Detroit Area
Twenty five experienced water skiers form the Metropolitan Beach Water Ski Club and plan June meetings at Lake St. Clair for qualifying tests. Members will assist water ski director Dick Sligh in daily shows and a tournament on August 20 and 21. For information call Metropolitan Beach or listed members.
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Metropolitan Beach
Lake St. Clair
Dick Sligh
James Shepherd
Detroit
Lorraine Hammond
Mt. Clemens
Howard
Joe Grimaldi
Lakeview
Bob McKenzie
Henry Breakus
Judy Stanton
St. Clair Shores
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A and B Tool Company
U.S
Stokley’s
Honey Pod Peas
Food Center
Michigan Ave
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
N. Ann Arbor St
A.F
Marks Hospital
Mary Lou Burkhart Junior
M.S.C
U-M
Howard Heath
WPAG
Aileen Still
Still’s
Stills
DODGE
Elmer J. Steele
Dodge & Plymouth
Saline, Michigan
IIRE
Ann Arbor Saline
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