Advertising Rates and Classified Ad Details
Advertising rates appear combined with display ads and classified notices. The notice mentions observer local papers and the Milan Leader with display and ad requests.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1958
Page
2
Advertising rates appear combined with display ads and classified notices. The notice mentions observer local papers and the Milan Leader with display and ad requests.
The readable lines reference a column or note titled Sweepings From The Press by Hoyd E Hansen and contain disjoint phrases about eating, games, and food. It mentions Michigan State University as a point of reference for food specialists, though details are sparse and disjointed.
Reports from patients claim Bio-Dyne preparation relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. The advertisement touts a suppository or ointment form with a money back guarantee from drugstores, promoting dramatic results and consumer confidence.
Sunday events at York Baptist include special services. residents invited to Saturday night gatherings. Local reports mention visits by Desbrough and others, a Hillsdale fair, and calls at nearby homes. Seven nurses from Ypsilanti State Hospital begin a personnel administration course at the University of Michigan School of Business Administration.
Mrs. Margaret Christner of Warner road and Mrs. Irene Williams of Milan appear in a circuit of visits. The Milan group met weekly for sixteen weeks. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Desbrough and family, and Mrs. Clyde Desbrough and Leon at the football game in Ann Arbor. Additional Sunday gatherings featured Asa Hyde and family of Toledo and Clarence Stebing and family of Genoa. Connie White of Milan joined a Sunday dinner at the Desbrough home. A drive to Corunna visited grandmother Mrs. Dennis who has been ill. Madam Edward Egli ndsoerfer and children of Judd road were weekend guests. Carlton Murray and family attended Hillsdale County fair. Hazel McNutt extends greetings from St. Joseph.
Macon church activities fill Sundays with services at 11:00 and Sunday School at 9:45 led by Rev Walter Damberg. Junior Fellowship at 4:00, Senior Youth at 7:00, and senior choir practice Thursdays at 8:00. Church board meets Monday October 6, and a Women's Club social is set for Thursday October 9 with devotional readings.
A scanned 1953 notice lists numerous traffic violations with names and fines. Individuals such as Paul uy Brues T Tallent W Geysler Warren Nicho Jo Ernest Rockel Rudolph J Eghse maier Thos Edward Wilmer Wayne Paul S A Robert Co Bart John Re Gariland Hindson Charles J Brewer and others were cited for speeds from 35 to 50 mph in 25 to 35 mph zones, with fines from $1 to $1500 and bonds where noted.
Cleary College in Ypsilanti offers a full program of evening and Saturday classes for fall term. Courses cover accounting economics history typing and more. credits count toward degrees and GI benefits are available with VA approval. Classes meet at 5 45 7 00 and 8 15 on Mon Wed Fri with Saturday sessions 9 00 to 12 30 and 1 00 to 4 30.
Michigan ranked 20th among states in LP gas use based on a National LP Gas Council survey. Total Michigan consumption reached about 4.85 million gallons in 1957, with 20 percent rise in motor fuel use and 19 percent sold to suburbs, 48 percent to small towns, and 33 percent to farms.
The article advises applying a high nitrogen plant food now to quicken spring green-up and maintain uniform color. It notes extra feeding benefits for lawns with mule or leaf litter and stresses uniform spread for even results.
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