Thursday Seven O'Clock League bowling results and standings
The Thursday Seven O'Clock League reports prompt start at 6 45 p m with many fine scores. D Stimpson and Jd Hoeft posted identical 511 series while A Cod led with 191 in a high game as J Steiner and M Crosbie posted other strong scores. Rockets dominate en route to a 2211 three game series, with team standings listed and individual high games and series noted.
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D. Stimpson
Jd. Hoeft
A. Cod
J. Steiner
M. Crosbie
J. Hoeft
A. Coe
A. Co
D. Bredernitz
S. Armbruster
K. Michalke
H. Frey
B Steiner
Rockets
J. Steer
C. Stimpson
Lodi
Hotshots
Skylarks
Universal
Haarer
Slick Chicks
Marg Vance
M. Jaeger
M. Vance
L. Rogers
Armbruster
L. Turner
P. Steiner
EB. Breutsch
A. Tucker
W. Crittenden
M Jveger
A. Cos
JL. Racers
D. Meister
B. Alber
Wwitu Rockets
S. Bredernitz
Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling Note High Scores
The Polar Bears posted a 2165 team series as M Streeter authored 180 192 189 for 511. G Armbruster 478 and H Graf 477 led a strong women’s night with Cruse and Osterhout scoring doubles and Streeter tallying two turkeys.
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Polar Bears
M. Streeter
G. Armbruster
H. Graf
B. Cruse
J. Osterhout
Turkeys
B. Armbruster
Saline Observer Ownership and Circulation Notice 1958
Legal notice listing ownership management and circulation details for The Saline Observer Saline Michigan dated October 1 1958. Includes publisher editor and addresses S M Publishing Co stockholders trustees bondholders and other security holders and fiduciary disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
Saline
Michigan
Frederick W. Giesel Jr
Rt. 2
A. J Coley
Michigan Ave
Mich
S. M. Publishing Co
Saline, Mich
Frederick W. Giesel, Jr
Saline, Rt. 2
Shiel Dunsker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Myron B. Gallagher, Jr
Fenton
Notary Public Oath Recorded In Washtenaw County
A notary public for Washtenaw County Michigan sworn in October 5 1953 by Kenneth C Schultz records an oath for Frederick W Gisel. The document notes compliance with postal publication requirements for newspapers and subscriber distribution during the prior year.
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Frederick W. GI
Kenneth C. Schultz
Washtenaw County
Mich
Wiedman urges safety rules for corn pickers on farms
F O Wiedman of New Idea Farm Equipment warns corn pickers maim more than any other tool with 588000 units in use. He stresses economy and safety, noting shields and devices exist but operators must not gamble with hands or arms. Never reach into a running picker and shut off power to oil, adjust, or unclog, especially when leaving the tractor.
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F. O. Wiedman
New Idea Farm Equipment Company
Wiedman
Farm equipment safety rules for tractors and harvesters
Keep safety shields in place and never operate without them. Wear fitted clothing and avoid extra-thumb gloves as they pose a danger. Do not carry a gun on a tractor or picker and prohibit extra riders. Use a high red flag on highways and lights at night with red rear and white front.
Hilectronic Brains Aid Michigan Research
Electronic brains at the University of Michigan assist in rapid research tests that would take months or years if done by humans. The devices save time and money and improve accuracy by removing distractions during experiments.
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University of Michigan
Forest plantation west of the Mississippi established in 1893
The first forest plantation west of the Mississippi was established in 1893 near Oregon City Oregon marking a pioneering effort in regional reforestation and timber management.
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Mississippi
Oregon City
Oregon
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B. Dicks
B. Kellogg
W. Thomas
E. Sturm
B. Prince
D. Robison
M. Wright
E Ormsby
D. Jeppesen
Wolfin & Robison
Bergey’s
Standard Oil
Polar Bear
Saline Hotel
Polar Bear Ee
Bergey’s A
Standard Oil A
Universal Eee Ee
Jane Bowen
Aley
Plymouth
America
Dodge
Rogal
Action Car
Elmer J. Steer
W.michigan Ave
U. of M
William Davis
C. Simcox
Milan
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