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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1958

Page

5

Harvest Festival and church notices in Bridgewater area

Local church events include Harvest Festival at Bethel Church with a bred heifer dedication for refugee aid via Church World Service, canned goods to Detroit’s Evangelical Home for Children and the Aged, and Lutheran World Action offerings. Community gatherings cover meetings at St. John’s and Luther League, plus personal visits and anniversary observances among parishioners.

Freetont Bethel Church Youth Fellowship Church World Service Evangelical Home For Children and the Aged Detroit St. John’s Church Ray Lutheran World Action

Jet Cadets Meet For Hay Ride And Devotion

About twenty children and their sponsor Mrs. Munson of York Baptist Church gathered Wednesday at the Murray home on Warner Road. They enjoyed a hay ride games refreshments and devotional period with the group.

Munson Jet Cadets The York Baptist Church Donna Eunice Murray Warner Road

Macon Methodist Notes Highlight Community Activities

Macon notes recite church events at the Macon Methodist Church including services, youth fellowships, and choir rehearsals. It also lists upcoming meetings in Adrian and Birmingham, UNICEF Halloween program, bake sales, dinners, and remodeling plans plus local social visits and baptisms.

Community Notes and Church Aid in New Boston Area

Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kruger and family at their parents home. A Freedom Ideal Homemakers Extension meeting was held at Chelsea with pot luck and a hair care lesson. A wedding reception in Detroit honored Veronica Damphousse and George Szyndlar, son of Mrs. Poet's cousin. New Boston residents visited for church sanctuary construction work.

John Miller Austin Rd Alfred Wiedmayer Five W Richard Bordine Mooreville Michael ‘Obsharsky Martin Miller Clair Hazen Milan Jack Gable Dan Murrays Arkona Road Upper Peninsula Mr. Murray Weldon Emerson Samuel Emerson Bernard Bird Romulus Clayton Bigelow Ann Arbor Adrian Fair Grounds Hamilton F. Moore Ray Williams Betty Burleson Russel van Valkenburg Norman Thompson Adrian Ricky Lindsley Bixby Hospital Russel Collins Tim Jim Dean Collins Minnie Sarvey Guernsey Collins Richard Collins Hudson Arthur Schroeder Clarence Clyde Kruger Chas. Krueger The Freedom Ideal Homemakers Extension Group Wilbert Grieb Chelsea John. Niehaus Andrew Peet Detroit Veronica Damphousse George Szyndlar Mr. Szyndlar Poet Andrew Szyndlar Stanley Paluch New Boston Andrew

MMPA Dairy Farmers See Milk Price Rise In September

Michigan Milk Producers Association members in the Detroit milkshed averaged 4.23 per hundred for September milk, up 0.10 from August and 0.43 above the Federal Order. Base price rose to 4.38 with excess milk at 3.06, while 161.7 million pounds were delivered, 4.5 percent more than August. An October price uptick is expected with a 20 cent Class 0 premium, and state markets show higher averages across Michigan including Jackson 4.31 and Bay City Saginaw belt around 4.45.

Detroit Michigan Milk Producers’ Association MMPA Michigan Jackson Bay City Saginaw Mt. Pleasant Midland Muskegon and Holland Sault Ste. Marie Grand Rapids

Michigan Pheasants Reach Noted Exotic Status and Harvest Details

The article discusses Michigan’s pheasants, a distinctive domesticated strain from Asia, noting their exotic appearance and polygamous mating. It cites hunting season dates from Oct 20 to Nov 1 and reports that about 1.25 million pheasants were harvested last year with similar expectations. It explains hen breeding, nest re-laying, and chick survival, and notes the birds’ rapid wing development and early-year maturity.

Michigan George Hunt University of Michigan Asia England Europe Michigan Firs

Plain Talk Speeds Recoveries in Medical Practice

Doctors find that informing patients reduces anxiety and aids recovery. University of Michigan study reports 50 cases where patients managed blood pressure with minimal drugs after learning self-monitoring. Advocates say transparency lowers fear and improves outcomes, though a minority may be harmed by bad news.

Lawrence Galton Reader’s Digest University of Michigan Galton A.M. A. Journal Com

Agriculture careers open in 500 plus food industries

Agriculture covers production marketing processing and distribution of food products offering career paths in more than 500 distinct occupations across farms wholesalers processors and retailers.

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