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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
4
Local residents and visitors fill a busy week with calls, hostesses, and family news. Names include Dietiker Luckhardt Daniels Jensen Jordan and many others across Saline Chelsea Ann Arbor Dexter and Fitzgerald area.
Marland Small and Kenneth Hallenbeck announce a district planning session for Scout Leaders Cub Leaders and Advisors at 415 W Washington St Ann Arbor The program includes sectional meetings for each district and a joint hour for planning upcoming scouting events Recruiting new boys and properly starting them as patrol members will be discussed Arrangements are led by Mrs Charles Barclay Fred Bunten Edwin Lindberg F C Mosley Albert Johnston Chelsea and Ronald Isbell Milan.
The quarterly by the Michigan United Conservation Clubs will debut in January with 25 000 circulation. It will cover hunting fishing and outdoor sports stories and carry news of individual conservation clubs.
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E M Gilbert include Alva Gilbert and Theodore Rouse with children from Shelby, and the Gilberts were in Shelby and Rothbury for a brother Charles Gilbert’s illness. Ed Millman and family moved to the BE M Gilbert farm from Adrian where he works for Mr Gilbert. The Euchre Club met with Mr and Mrs Raymond Gibach hosting. first prize went to Mr and Mrs Everett Gilbert. Conclu sions to Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner and Robert Hammond. Supper guests included Duane Virginia and Edward Bock of Milan. Fred Dieterle and Nellie Tripp of Ypsilanti joined Sebastian Finkbeiner for Sunday supper.
A DC-3 converted into a flying barn transported ten Ayrshire cows from New York City to Medellin Colombia in 20 hours, a feat far faster than 39 days by rail and water. A bale of hay served as a picnic lunch en route, at no extra cost to the buyer.
Poultry experts urge producers to select only healthy vigorous birds for the laying house. Choose those with balanced head, bright eyes, short curved beak, wide back and deep body. discard weak late-maturing and small birds to cut losses.
An optometry service advertises eye examinations and glasses fitting by Dr Frank Gifford established in Milan since 1933. Available Saturday from 1:00 to 9:30 PM at the Milan Hotel upstairs with Toledo location at 625 Edison Building.
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