Saline Post Office Admits Second Class Matter Note
Entry states the material is entered as second class matter at the Saline Michigan Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1953
Page
2
Entry states the material is entered as second class matter at the Saline Michigan Post Office under the act of March 3 1879.
Diane Erickson a sophomore economics major and daughter of L. B. Erickson 203 N Ann Arbor St Detroit has been named to the publicity committee for freshman initiation week at Marygrove College Detroit. Other items note visits from Toledo and Lan sing families and church social postponement to Oct 26.
A historical bank balance sheet lists capital accounts and total liabilities. The document includes common stock par value of 50,000 dollars and a sworn notarization by Milton A. Hartman in Washtenaw County Michigan dated October 5, 1953 with officials W. D. Crim F. O. Wiedman and Ernest Girbach as directors.
Mt. Clemens residents Mr and Mrs John Adams hosted their sons Michael David and Stephen for a weekend. Clare Adams of Dundee and George Lehman of Royal Oak attended social visits, with Edna Gross Duane Westphal and Lee Westphal in Jackson. Tawas hosts Mr and Mrs C F Everett with E D Wolfin. Kenneth Rogers Lee Robison and Pat Roesch went duck hunting in northern Michigan last week.
The mystery of the lost Pleiad draws attention from stargazers during October. Miss Hazel M. Losh of the University adds context to the observation as observers seek the elusive celestial clue.
Michigan associate professor of astronomy notes that after dark this month the Pleiades cluster becomes visible in the northeast. She says six stars can be seen unaided, with occasional glimpses of seven to ten as they blink in and out. Jupiter rises near the east and a October 23 moon passes three degrees above it, aiding identification. Venus will rise about two hours before sunrise.
John Van Guilder advises readers to photograph Halloween visitors using a simple setup with flash, backgrounds, and posed scenes. He suggests inviting neighbors to display costumes, offering a prize for best costume, and sharing prints with parents to build a festive gallery of local children in imaginative roles.
Professor Losh describes an October dawn sky with Venus rising near the east as Mars looms, predicting a close approach on October 4. He mentions two other bright stars and identifies Capella in Auriga, the Goat, as part of the morning scene.
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