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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1957

Page

4

When the corset lost its whalebone, whales and fashion collided

A fragment notes the mid-1800s impact of the whalebone corset waning in fashion. It mentions elephants and a woman’s influence, implying a broader shift away from heavy whaling and jawed creatures as fashion changed.

County Planner Quits For Lansing Tri County Post

Washtenaw County planning director Sanford Furness resigns to take a regional planner role with the Lansing Tri County Planning Commission. He notes his tenure supported an interrelated countywide planning program, Huron River study, and a new staff addition, Wallace Bowman, while relocating with his family.

Washtenaw County Sanford Furness Lansing Washtenaw County Planning Commission Furness Washtenaw Farness Huron Wallace Bowman University of Michigan Tri County Planning Commission Harvard University Philadelphia San Francisco Scio Church Rd

George Burg found guilty in liquor law violation case

The hearing on March 6 1957 charge of premises after legal hours and liquor consumption after 2 30 a m was held at the Liquor Commission office 2251 Dy Highway Lincoln Park. He was found guilty fined 150 and license revoked for seven days suspended.

George Burg Liquor ‘Commission Lincoln Park

Wool Growers Receive Incentive Payments For 1956 Wool

Whaltenore County wool and unshorn lamb producers report incentives totaling 123,899.14 dollars for 738,259 pounds of wool sold in the 1956 marketing year ending March 31 1957. Lambs brought 7,604.70 dollars for 1 274 589 pounds of live weight. Payment rates: 40 percent for wool to reach 62 cents per pound, and 71 cents per hundredweight for lambs. Applications due within 30 days after April 30 1958.

Whaltenore County Max Kalmbach ASC County Asc

Standard On wielded the big guns this week by taking both the high

The text reports strong weekly performance with top marks in two events. It notes 2435 and 76f figures, plus a season high of 830 for the week. The passage emphasizes notable winners and a successful period.

500 Club Meets Stony Creek Ladies Event

Mrs. Harry Day hosted the 500 club gathering for Stony Creek on Tuesday. Two tables of play produced first prize to Mrs. Hattie Collins and consolation to Mrs. Irving Breight. Several regular members and invited guests could not attend. Additional guests included Mrs. Perry Vedder and Mrs. Grant Austin. Mrs. Breight’s November party will be hosted by Mrs. Day, with a menu of chicken salad hot rolls cookies and coffee.

Stony Creek Harry Day Tecumseh Hattie Collins Irving Breight Harold Hammond Alice Hayes Thomas Williams Marjorie Hurd Perry Vedder Grant Austin Robert Exelby Lee’ Torrey Ralph Parsons Robert Armstrong

Goodwill Aims To Employ Handicapped During National Week

During National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week October 6 12 Goodwill joins Eisenhower program to remind employers abilities matter. Goodwill trains rehabilitates and places disabled workers with jobs created from usable discards resold in seven stores and contract work with private industry. The truck tour October 1 invites area residents to prepare discards and contact Vera Brukhart Saline 121 J to arrange a stop.

National Goodwill Dwight D. Eisenhower Vera Brukhart Saline 121-J

New Legislation For Commodities

The National Conference of Coun bin drafting conferences in Washington today offers proposals for Congress. Rice producers met with assistant Agriculture Secretary Marvin L. McLain to study a two price system for 1958 crop rice. A coalition of about 30 farm groups formed last August to push a packaged bill through Congress, hoping broad support beats a single product approach.

Washington Congress Marvin L. McLain Val Sherman NCCO McLain Ezra Taft Benson Cuba U.S

Ander son engagement set for July in Milan

Mr and Mrs Frank E Ander son of 266 Hurd St Milan announce the engagement of their daughter Yoyce Ann to Richard Bélag son of Mr and Mrs Andrew E Bolag of 12828 Wabash Milan. A July wedding is planned.

Frank E. Anderson Hurd St Milan Yoyce Ann Richard Bélag Andrew E- Bolag Wabash

Hohl Brothers Ace at Milwaukee Course

Vern Hohl scored a hole in one with a 195 yard drive to the seventh at Brown Deer in Milwaukee. The other Hohl, noted as Hohl, also achieved a hole in one in the same line of play.

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