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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1953
Page
5
A collection of sale offers and notices including puppies a house farm equipment rams and tractors. Includes card of thanks obituaries and memorial verse for Calvin Hertler with family expressions of gratitude and bereavement notices.
1952 listing for a 62 sedan with black finish and options including radio heater power steering electric windows and seat autronic eye. 1950 62 sedan dark green variant also described.
Vintage ad copy highlights a 1953 98 four door sedan in two tone paint with power steering and brakes, white wall tires and wire spoke wheels. Describes modern conveniences and styling typical of mid century autos.
An Oversight In Phoenix describes Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larnce driving through the Mojave in a car loaded with 50 pounds of ice an air conditioner and a block of dry ice. They pull into a service station to discover the heater was accidentally left on. Also noted is a note on sturdy paints developed for steam turbine interiors.
Fall vegetables shine at dinner with acorn squash eggplant red cabbage cauliflower and broccoli. A butter topping enhances flavor while paraffined cartons keep butter fresh light proof odor proof. Bake squash 400 for 45 60 minutes with butter sugar and cinnamon.
Carolyn Sue, a 3 year old Ayrshire owned by Paul E. Taylor of Saline, achieved an actual production record of 11 292 pounds of 3 7 percent milk and 411 pounds of butterfat in 805 days with twice daily milking. On Mature Equivalent basis the record equals 12 895 pounds of milk and 469 pounds of butterfat, per Ayrshire Breeders' Association official Chester C. Putney. Record adheres to Ayrshire Herd Test Plan rules.
Mr. and Mrs. David Osborne of Philadelphia Thelma Wahl and Bernard Stremler of Holland attended the football game in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Mrs Harold Armbruster with Mr and Mrs Norman Haines of Ann Arbor and Mrs Ernie Thomas of Ann Arbor attended Bruce Haines funeral at Lake City last Friday. Bruce was a nephew of Mrs Armbruster and Norman Haines.
A Michigan conservation meeting highlighted nationwide trends in fish management. States expand seasons and remove size limits on pan fish while trout and bass rules loosen, aiming to reduce overregulation and promote larger catches. Wisconsin dropped its 10 inch black bass limit, signaling possible Michigan changes.
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