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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
4
West Saline families and neighbors frequent gatherings and dinners. Mrs Warren Finkbeiner attends a funeral in Tipton. Stray dogs have damaged several flocks nearby, and evade capture.
A county wide CROP meeting in Ann Arbor outlined program details and county leadership. Rev A A Weinert of Manchester chaired session with Fred Kennedy as county chairman and ward leaders named for Dexter Webster Chelsea Scio Sharon Clyde Gieske Freedom York Lodi Pittsfield Ypsilanti.
The County CROP drive will be held October 30 at the same time as the Wayne county drive. The two counties are working together on the CROP program led by local organizers including Joseph Nanny Manchester James Fahey Bridgewater Maynard Kidd Saline Rev Al vin Siemsen Lima and Arthur Barth.
The State Farm Bureau and State Elevators and Co-ops pledged support to the campaign. Mrs. Augusta Schaefer, Mrs. Marilyn Jaeger and Miss Peggy Steiner were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schaefer and daughter Kathleen in Flint.
A Buddhist man in Singapore converts after reading the New Testament and faces family opposition. He prays for persecutors and wins his relatives to Christianity, embodying the message to overcome evil with good. Chey Hock Hin from Malaya logs the reflection and prayer for the day.
In Ann Arbor friends hosted an engagement luncheon for Miss Constance McCarbery and presented her with a lovely gift. At Dorrovale, Mr and Mrs Frank Camburn welcomed Sunday guests including Sidney Wilson Mrs Winnifred Bates and Miss Harriett Hill from Tecumseh.
Local newspaper offers safety signs for outdoor spaces including no hunting notices. Available in standard sizes suitable for yards and public land. Prices and ordering details provided through the front office.
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