Community notices and deer hunting season notes
Local residents report visits and travels for the week including Hollis Carr home guests and several deer hunting trips. Mrs Claire Royal begins history teaching at Clarkston High School near Pontiac while Dan Leidheiser family plans Thanksgiving in Vermillion Ohio. Gene Welter ill with scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Carr
C. D. Finkbeiner
Warren
Don Ford
Claire (MacArthur) Royal
Clarkston High School
Pontiac
Wilma Wheeler
Jacob Wahl
Chas. Brenson
Loren
Ray
Ralph Hunt
Donald Leidheiser
Vermillion
Ohio
George Martin
Karl Bredernitz
Garden City
Sunder
Henry Ford Hospital
Arlene Lange
Ann Arbor
Friends
Kenneth Spitler
Belleville
B. Spitler
Chicago
Earl Culliton
Lansing
Frank Davis
Maurice Henderson
Virginia
Thomas Henderson
Lake Or
Thomas Schurtz
Donald
Grover Winkle
Mark Sugden
Norther Michigan
Geo. Schmid
Erwin
Gene Welter
Weekend visits and birthday cheer noted in local notices
Alwin Gross spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs Edna Smith of Martinsville visited Mr and Mrs John Dicks Saturday and Sunday. Eleven boys helped Junior Gall celebrate his twelfth birthday Friday night. Mr and Mrs E D Wolfin of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs Herman Heininger were Detroit visitors Monday. Mr and Mrs Ed Alber returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin Gross
Detroit
Edna Smith
Martinsville
John Dicks
Junior Gall
E. D. Wolfin
Ann Arbor
Herman Heininger
Ed Alber
Methodist Church to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
The Methodist Church will hold a Sunday celebration marking the church dedication anniversary. Seventeen of Mrs Unterkircher’s music pupils performed a recital at her home Saturday afternoon to a pleasant program. Mrs Martin Fucss of Ann Arbor visits her parents south of town. A wood donation offer is extended for subscriptions. Trade catchers shipped 1400 lbs of snappers last week, with a humorous jailhouse incident involving a turtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Manchester Enterprise
Michigan State College to Observe Centennial in 1955
In 1955 Michigan State College will mark its Centennial celebrating 100 years of service to state and nation. The school offers 126 courses of study, including 65 graduate level programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Hornets Open Cage Season At Saline High
Saline High hosts U High in the 1953 54 opener with coach Howard Hill counting on five lettermen and a sophomore to start. Warren McLean leads the Cubs in a reshaped unit while Hill hopes for early momentum and experimentation. Game time 6 45 p m for the junior varsity, about 8 30 p m for the varsity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Howard Hill
Nels Lehsten
U High
Huron
Chelsea
Manchester
McLean
Hornet
Warren McLean
Cubs
Hill
Earl Feldkamp
Chuck Steiner
G. A. Miller
Dick Wiedmayer
Wally Larson
Si Woods
al Gross
Mar
John Padsen
Saline
Harry Fosdick
Dundee
Ann Arbor
U Hich Cubs
Hornets
Hil
Earl Culliton
Dick Hoeft
al Rentsch
Harry Fosdick In Korea Promoted To Sergeant
Harry E. Fosdick now sergeant in Korea with the 40th Infantry Division. His wife Rosemary lives in Grosse Pointe Mich and Fosdick trained in intensive post truce prep after arriving from the California National Guard in 1952. He is a former Lansing teacher and coach and Michigan State Normal College graduate. His parents, Mr and Mrs Max Fosdick, reside in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Fosdick
Rosemary
Balfour
Grosse Point
Mich
40Th
Korea
California National Guard
Fosdick
Michigan State Normal College
Lansing
Army
Max Fosdick
Michigan Ave
U. S. Economy Forecast Heads-TMR MSC Group Talk
Raymond Rodgers of New York University told Michigan bankers at Michigan State College that despite a waning boom and downward indicators since early year, the economy will stay at a high level with no sharp decline. He cited record sales and strong manufacturing and steel output as parrying the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rodgers
Graduate School of Business Administration
New York University
Prof. Rodgers
Michigan Bankers Association
Michigan State College
Economy to weather shift says expert despite signs of slowdown
An expert notes inventories rising and farm prices down 12 to 14 percent from last year while industrial activity slips and unemployment edges up in some areas. He argues the American economy remains sound, aided by FDIC backing, welfare funds, pensions, and rising home ownership, with military spending likely to stay high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Observer
Michigan Association
Michigan
FE. W. Giesel, Jr
A. J. Coley
Advertising
Michigan Press Service
U. S
Sparton
Cosmic Eye TV
ULTRA
Equasonne
Sparton Courtland
U High Cubs
MSC Group
Ings
America
Ford ‘Pickup
Ford
Wiedman . Auto CO
N. Ann Arbor ST
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