County Farm Bureau Delegates Plan Major Activities Meeting
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau leaders along with delegates from Macomb, Livingston, Monroe, Oakland and Wayne counties met in New Hudson to map fall programs. They stressed policy development via grassroots input from over 1300 Community Discussion groups and 47 in Washtenaw. Attendees included Frank E. McCalla and other officers and members.
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Washtenaw County
Farm Bureau Committee
Macomb
Livingston
Monroe
Oakland
Wayne
New Hudson
Farm Bureau
Michigan
Frank E. McCalla
Harry Losey
Melvin Hartman
Clarence King
William Tirb
Don Wiedman
de Forest Thompson
Walter Wolfgang
Herman Howeisen
Local Briefs Show Monroe visits and stays
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritz and children visited the E. L. Westphal home in Monroe on Tuesday. Chuckie Fritz returned home with his parents after a week at the Westphal home. Gladys Falk of Milan spent several days at the home of Mrs. Clyde Griffin.
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Clarence Fritz
E. L. Westphal
Monroe
Chuckie Fritz
Westphal
Gladys Falk
Milan
Clyde Griffin
Saline Observer Subscription Rates and Notices
Rates listed for Saline Observer include 3.00 per year in Michigan and 3.50 per year elsewhere with postage paid in the United States possessions and Canada. Mail subscrip tions payable in advance. Three year terms priced at 7.50 within Michigan and 9.00 outside Michigan. Mention of Michigan Press Association and Michigan Press Service. Entered as second class matter at Saline Post Office under March 3, 1879 act.
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Michigan
United States
Canada
Michigan Press Service
Saline
Child Safety Training Must Be Continuous
Sgt. Claude Bartell of the Clinton post Michigan State Police stresses that child traffic safety education is ongoing and shared responsibility. He says children should learn safety rules as soon as possible and have them repeatedly reinforced to prevent forgetfulness and carelessness as they age.
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Claude Bartell
Clinton
Michigan
Bartell
Washtenaw County Agricultural Council Formed
A group of county agency representatives formed the Washtenaw County Agricultural Council to coordinate farming services. Members include Don Johnson Bill Dexter Ray Pfeifer Frank Gendron Pat O Malley Don Maurer Lon Sherman Anna Brown Dick Larsen Mel Sheppard Ira Jump James Lilley Robert Hall and Andrew Campbell. The council aims to improve farming, share information, and consider a mobile lime testing lab and a farmer service directory.
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Washtenaw County
Mel Sheppard
Milan High School
Ira Jump
Manchester High School
James Lilley
Saline High School
Robert Hall
National Farm Loan Association
Andrew Campbell
Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Office
The
Agricultural Council
Watch Out For Kids Safety Campaign Urges Careful Driving
Sgt Bartell warns older drivers to model safe behavior as Michigan reports 100 child pedestrian deaths in 1953 with 18 bicyclist fatalities and 8,600 injuries. Most deaths occur in residential areas with 56 percent at intersections.
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Michigan
Bartell
Sgt. Bartell
Jeanne Carmen Wins The World’s Most Beautiful Chip Honor
The National Potato Chip Institute names Jeanne Carmen as The Girl With the World's Most Beautiful Chip. A golden chip iron provided by the Institute is used as she demonstrates her technique and chips into the chips.
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Jeanne Carmen
National Potato Chip Institute
Institute
Jeanne
Engineering program grows to meet demand in southeastern Michigan
The Extension Service expands its engineering related courses across Ann Arbor Detroit Grass Lake and Jackson in response to industry needs. Courses include electrical lighting and distribution elementary engineering drawing descriptive geometry and factory management with evening meetings starting September and enrollment open to all interested persons.
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Southeastern Michigan
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Adrian
Lenawee Co. Industrial Association
Grass Lake
Grass Lake High School
Jackson
West Intermediate School
Ann Arbor Ave
the Extension Service
Weather Through the Years Reflect on Childhood Chill
A reflective note argues that perceived colder childhood weather is likely comparable to today. It questions memory bias and suggests climate variability remains subtle over generations.
Ann Arbor Area School Study Chooses Five Mile Radius
The Ann Arbor Area School Study will include twenty three public schools within a five mile radius. Chair Arthur Carpenter notes the limit aims to finish the six month study evaluating teachers, facilities, curricula, finances and data for possible use beyond the boundary.
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Ann Arbor
Tappan School
Arthur E. Carpenter
Carpenter
Area Study Committee
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