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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
8
The red osier dogwood shows glorious autumn and winter color with bronze to red foliage and bright red stems. It grows 3 to 6 feet high, sucker-prone for natural settings, and is less suited to small home grounds. Other red stem dogwoods include Coral, Bailey, and Bloodtwig varieties.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawford entertained 24 guests at their home for a Halloween Party with all attendees in costume. Refreshments included escalloped potatoes baked ham baked beans rolls cakes and coffee. Mrs Armstrong played piano with a group during the evening. Charles Holmes nine convalesces at home after hospitalization for intestinal infection and celebrated his birthday in the hospital.
Bruce Vanderveen of Garden City, four year old grandson of Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong, has been released from the University Hospital after a week long stay. His right kidney has healed completely and doctors are hopeful the left will improve. another year of tests is planned.
Compact note describes combinations of evergreen plants with shrubs such as Golden-twig Dogwood Cornus stolonifera and flaviramen lutea varieties, highlighting favored contrasts in garden plantings.
The calendar lists a dollar days sale on November 29-30, Santa arrival on November 30, Window Shoppers Day on December 7 with free prizes, a Christmas show on December 14, and a prize drawing from Santa on December 21.
Three persons were hurt in a Sunday afternoon traffic crash at Textile and the Saline-Ann Arbor roads. The eastbound driver was Mrs. Harriet W. Fillmore, 68, of 3231 Cardinal St. The southbound vehicle was driven by Richard Weber, 24, of Aza Cross St., Ann Arbor. Injured were Lewis Fillmore, 61, Pauline Fillmore, 22, and Edith Belvinger, 65. All were taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Taylor Ayrshire Tess owned by Paul E. Taylor of Saline completed a herd test record with 10 946 pounds of milk and 504 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. The two year old registered Ayrshire was milked twice daily and the record was announced by Doris B Chadburn acting seer. ayesilee Bters association at Br 2.
Mrs. Theodore Fox and son Robert traveled to Iowa for funeral services for her mother while Mr Fox stayed home ill with influenza. A travelogue lecture accompanied by pictures was given as a toastmaster's feature. Hunter's Lunch at Story Creek Grange, chaired by Mrs. Alice Armstrong, enjoyed strong turnout and supported the event.
The Kiplinger editors state that owning a new car costs about 775 dollars a year at 5 000 miles and 952 dollars at 10 000 miles. For a family earning 5 000 dollars annually, driving 10 000 miles reduces living standards. buying a used car roughly every four years and driving 7 000 miles yearly can keep auto expenses under 10 percent. The piece advises analyzing spending, calculating expenses, and prioritizing transportation as a necessity over prestige.
A fragmented set of tips mentions serving broccoli in a cream sauce with bacon, gingerbread accompaniments, and cautions about buttered toast in deep bowls. It also notes coffee-filter rinsing, bicycle ownership in the U S, Philippine independence in 1946, Christ Church England safety posters, and sports awards for De Flanagan and Maj Henri St Cyr with Olympic dressage honors in 1952 and 1956.
Gray dogwood ideal for open woodland and shrub borders grows four to fifteen feet tall with gray smooth bark and fine dull foliage. Spring foliage is subtle. fall displays purple to bronze with scarlet pedicels and white fruit. Birds take the fruit. propagation via hardwood cuttings is possible. Suitable for Open Field and Juniper Hillside associations.
The passage lists ornamental dogwood species valued in wet places including Gray Dogwood and Red Osier Dogwood Cornus Stolonifera Silky Dogwood Cornus Amcorium and Bigod Twig Dogwood Cornus Sanguinea with color notes on oaks and sumach.
Assistant Agriculture Secretary Don Paarlberg announced a large corn sale under three year old emergency surplus disposal laws. Mexico will pay 26.6 million dollars in pesos for the corn and 1.6 million for ocean shipping. A 25 percent peso surplus will fund loans to US and Mexican private enterprises.
Veteran New England hand pump fire crews pursue a 263 foot inches record set at Brockton Massachusetts on April 19 1910 by Hancock No 1 of Newbury Massachusetts.
Michigan State co ed gymnast Ernestine Russell from Windsor Unio has claimed the Canadian gymnastics title for the fourth consecutive year, extending her dominance in the event.
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