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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
5
Practical guide to home game cooking with methods for roasting pheasant and other birds. Step by step temps 450 F, bastes, wrapping with fat pork, and pan gravy. Includes Rouennaise paste to spread on toast and serving ideas for pheasant portions.
James L. Lyon aged 83 died Monday at St. Josephs hospital Ann Arbor after a long illness. He lived with sister Mrs B J Spittler 212 W Michigan Ave for two years. Born March 28 1868 in Hancock county Ohio son of Edward S and Anna Denning Lyon. Former postal employee in North Baltimore and taught school. Survived by son Albert Toledo Ohio brother Elmer North Baltimore and sisters Mrs Spittler Saline and Mrs H C Brinkman Van Buren Ohio. Funeral at Barnhart Funeral Home Findlay with burial Findlay cemetery.
Ruth Ilene Faust, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Faust of Willow Road, is engaged to Pfc Keith E Brososky, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Brososky of Saline Ann Arbor Road. Ruth is a Saline High School graduate employed by Eberbach and Son Co in Ann Arbor. Brososky, also a Saline High School graduate, is stationed at Camp Atterbury Indiana. No wedding date has been set.
List of newborns with dates in October to families in Milan Dexter Saline and Ypsilanti including Michael Farrell Betty Cammet Gerald Seeger Claudia Scruggs Gary Ravert Janet Tobias Brackney Hoeft Gibson Gensley Mangus Barrell Shock and others. Hospital patients appendectomies tonsil surgeries and a death of Cyrus Beach in Saline Hospital after extended illness.
October 29 to November 3 features the Michigan Purebred Dairy Cattle Association annual meeting at Michigan State College, a Dairy Cattle Breeders Conference, a Dairy Herd Improvement Association conference, the Upper Peninsula Potato Show in Manistique, 4 H Club Tractor School in Gaylord, East Orion Farm Bureau Tractor Field Day in Oakland County, the Michigan Milk Producers Annual Meeting at Michigan State College, and the Central Michigan Feeder Cattle Sale in Ithaca.
Frank Gendron outlines National 4-H Achievement Week details urging clubs to publicize 4-H work during Nov 3 to 11. He encourages displays, posters, club meals, demonstrations, and member recruitment while noting global understanding and peace efforts through 4-H activities. He asks clubs to inform him to arrange photos of their projects.
OES installs on Oct. 29 at 8 p.m with memorial services at 7:30 p.m open to the public. The first Cub Scout pack meeting of the year is Oct. 25 at 7 p.m in the school gym new cubs join and parents attend. Den Dads include Kenneth Volz Dr Don Leidheiser George Camburn. Cub Master Stan Clark assistant Niel Tracy. Pack chair Mike Straight. Federation of Women's Clubs Southeastern District meets Nov. 1–2 in Howell reservations for luncheon and banquet by Oct. 29. Saline Fair Board regular meeting Oct. 29 at 8:30 with committee reports and year-end close.
The text explains that most varnishes dry with high gloss and that achieving a flat finish requires rubbing the surface or using a special flat drying varnish.
Local residents attended multiple events and visits across Saline and nearby towns. Highlights include Fall Festival activities at Monroe Old Folk Home, a roller skating party at Imperial Skating Rink in Ypsilanti, and family visits between residents and relatives in Saline, Manchester, and Wayne. A new birth announced at St Joseph's Hospital and notable travels for residents and guests are noted in several listings.
The Saline school office names forty seven pupils to the honor roll for the first six weeks of the fall semester. Honor points are based on A 3.00 B 2.00 C 1.00 D 0.00 E 1.0. Richard Gonser and Kay are top with straight 4.20 averages. Other leading students and their averages follow.
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