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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
8
A wartime fungus study led to NP-27 a low surface tension solution praised by twelve chiropodists as effective rapidly acting and relatively non irritating. They report marked improvement or complete cures in 94 percent of cases treated and link its penetration to skin cracks and nails.
Julius H Feldkamp died August 80 1958 at 88 after living in Saline Washtenaw County and later Roseburg Oregon since 1939 He married Amanda Burkhardt in 1899 who died in 1949 Their son Louis died in 1931 Survivors include Ormond Feldkamp his wife of Roseburg Adelaid Feldkamp of Tucson and four grandsons three great grandsons Burial was set for Sept 3 at Roseburg Cemetery.
Notice states the council will meet on Tuesday September 8 1953 due to Labor Day observed on the first Monday in September. The document highlights a one day shift in the regular meeting date.
Surgical patients include Gary Guenther, Saline, Harriet Radenbaugh, Milan, Clyde Freeman, Oklahoma. Medical staff include Anna Chrystek, Albion, Faye Schill, Saline. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs Nathan Alber of Manchester welcome a son born August 27.
Meningitis is an inflamed brain and spinal cord membranes caused by various microbes. Early recognition is crucial to prevent brain damage, with spinal taps used to identify the organism and rapid diagnosis often possible within thirty minutes of hospital arrival.
Mrs Harold Wilson of Saline and Miss Emma Schneider hosted a shower Friday evening at the Schneider home in Manchester for Miss Lorene Bray of Ann Arbor as she prepares to wed Duane Westphal of Saline. Guests came from Allen Park Ann Arbor Dexter Saline and Ypsilanti. The guest of honor received many gifts and games were played with refreshments served by the hostesses.
A dated quotation notes that some husbands seem to know all the answers because they have been listening for years. It attributes the line to Franklin P. Jones and frames it as a witty observation.
Richard E. Brower was picked up Monday night by Police Chief Bob Love and Officer Luther Dicks. He was charged with being drunk and disorderly. Brower was tried in Municipal Court in Ann Arbor Tuesday and received 20 days and a 20 dollar fine or 80 days if unpaid.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Nielsen and Janet were callers on Sunday at the George Austin home. Mr and Mrs E D Wolfin attended the Staebler reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Kaebler. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilkenson were Sunday dinner guests at the Walfred Larson home. Mrs Martha Dietiker spent the weekend in Detroit at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Dietiker.
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