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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

3

Local Briefs Highlight Frequent interstate visits and gatherings

University of Michigan student George Rheems spent Sunday with Harry Anderson Jr. in his home. Ypsilanti High School dance recital directed by Mrs. Marjorie Backus Russell drew Gail Armbruster and Janice Jordan on Friday and Saturday. Various families visited Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, including Everett Johnson and children from Ludington, Clyde Griffin and children at Willow Village, and Royal Oak residents Cady Waffle and John Stimpson’s group. Other callers included Mrs. McBride’s guests from San Francisco and Muskegon, plus Esther Landwehr and Ann Taylor. A synodical youth cabinet meeting occurred in Mishawaka.

George Rheems University of Michigan Harry Anderson Jr Gail Armbruster Janice Jordan Ypsilanti High School Marjorie Backus Russell Everett Johnson Ludington Harry Anderson Clyde Griffin Aaron Otts Willow Village Cady Waffle John Stimpson Royal. Oak Donald Donna St Moore Pontiac Little Lynn Esther Landwehr McBride Ann Taylor Jane Scheerer Wabash Indiana Synodical Youth Cabinet Mishawaka David Wahl

A Springtime Tip for Storing Blankets Safely

A household tip suggests storing cleaned blankets in a new galvanized rubbish can. Keep the can in the attic or basement with a paper seal to deter moths and dust. The sturdy galvanized container is moisture and rodent proof and durable for long term use.

Local Family Visits Headline Notes

Mr and Mrs Clarence Trinkle and family called on Mrs Lilian Dieterle and son Rudolph Sunday afternoon and evening. Robert Parsons and wife of Royal Oak visited G L Parsons. Kari Bredernitz and family in Fenton visiting Roland Bredernitz and son Lloyd who is on

Clarence Trinkle Lilian Dieterle Rudolph Willard Hertler W. Henry Street Robert Parsons Royal Oak G. L. Parsons Kari Bredernitz Fenton Roland Bredernitz Lloyd

Local Health Notes and Community Health Updates

Charles Neithammer contracted measles while serving in the Navy this week. Larry Dicks has chicken pox. Mrs. Harry Friis returned from California last Friday. Mrs. E. D. Wolfin entered University Hospital last Thursday and had surgery on Friday and is progressing well.

Navy Charles Neithammer Larry Dicks Harry Friis California E. D. Wolfin University Hospital

Fifty eight College Scholarships in Five 4-H Programs

Thirty eight $300 college scholarships are offered to boys and girls as awards for top rating achievement records in five national 4-H programs conducted by Michigan this year. The programs and donors include Field Crops and frozen foods six awards each International Harvester poultry ten Dearborn Motors soil

Michigan International Harvester Dearborn Motors

4-H Club Announces State and County Winners

State winners in field crops poultry and tractor maintenance receive all expense trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago next November. State champions in frozen foods and soil and water conservation are awarded a 17 jewel wrist watch and trips for sectional winners. County winners in each program receive a medal of honor from donors.

Firestone Standard Oil Co Indiana Cooperative Extension Service Chicago

Sulphur Use Surges Across Chemical and Petroleum Sectors

Freeport Sulphur Company reports per capita sulphur use for fertilizer rose from eight to 18 pounds between 1941 and 1951. In chemicals consumption climbed seven to 12 pounds, and in petroleum refining from four to eight pounds.

Freeport Sulphur Company

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