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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
2
Entered as second class matter in the Saline Michigan post office under the act of March 38 1879 Myron Gallagher Sr publishers subscription price one year within Michigan 2 50 out state 3 00 single copy .05
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Breder nitz left Monday on the Farm Bureau excursion to Mackinac Island. Dale Noble has taken an extended leave of absence from his position on the staff of the Michigan Municipal League. Mr. and Mrs. Carvel Bentley of Plymouth were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lockwood. Helen Harwood has resumed teaching at Ida High School. Esther L. Gross of Saline earned a Master of Clinical Psychology degree. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carr…
Duane Robinson earned fifth prize with his junior yearling in the Holstein group at the State Fair, marking a notable achievement for the exhibitor and the entry.
Twenty years ago Miss Sylvia Gross began teaching in Lansing. Leonard Hutzel left Sunday for Elmhurst College in Elmhurst Illinois. Last Wednesday night marked the final showing of the weekly movies funded by local businessmen. Mr and Mrs Alvin Lewis and children of Bridgewater visited Indiana briefly. Miss Geraldine Kuder a student nurse at Ford Hospital Detroit visited her parents Mr and Mrs Karl Kuder Sunday. Mrs Jesse Lowe Linn 69 of Britton was struck and killed by a train at Britton Friday. Carl Galatian was thrown from a motorcycle Saturday suffering cuts to arms and legs. John Dicks and family moved into the Joseph Schmid house on West Michigan Avenue.
Patrons are told to expect a pole-raising event at the school grounds next week with the new 50-foot pole. John Burkhardt Charles Burkhardt Emanuel Rentschler and John Rentz left Friday on an auto trip to Remington Indiana. William Steinway is making changes at his house near Arbeiter park. David Hatch of Manchester visited G W Barr and family. Mr and Mrs George Walker hosted guests Sunday Oscar.
A notice states a sale of all personal property at the Roscoe Cammet Place located 1% mile west on Willow Road off Macon and Saline Road, 2 miles south of Pelar Bear Inn, then east on Willow Road 1 mile to 5760 Willow Road. Through the owner leaving the farm the sale covers the described items.
A livestock notice lists seventeen head of cattle all blood tested including a 3 year old Holstein beef bull of about 1700 pounds. Also four Holstein cows and calves by side aged 4 and 6 years, several bred back cows with calving dates and a milking cow due November 1.
About 16 acres of standing corn and 700 bushels of oats and 50 bushels of old corn. Roughly 10 tons of loose hay and about 600 bales of mixed hay. Extras include about 2009 bales of second cutting alfalfa.
A catalog of farm gear including a Farmall F12 with Hydrauw Loader a New Idea tractor spreader International corn picker John Deere plows cultivators grain drill rakes binders wagons mowers hog feeders mills and assorted hardware such as scales drums tools and ropes. Several high value items are listed with models and conditions noted as nearly new and various implements for sale.
100 acre clay loam farm with a five room house hip roof barn 36 by 72 silo tool shed granary garage and 40 by 50 storage in Ann Arbor area. Immediate possession offered. Contact Max A Blaess 601 602 A A Trust Bldg Ann Arbor Mich phone 20370.
Blaess and Rudolph Jedele and families of Ann Arbor and peerce Klager and a family of odi are mentioned in a local society notice. The fragment notes include multiple surnames connected to community members.
Area brief notes that twenty four Gold Star mothers met in Ann Arbor to form a Wash tenaw chapter of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc Mrs Frank B Markey elected president and the group will assist hospitalized veterans and families once organized Dexter Company holds first sale at former Sentinel Aircraft site planning weekly auctions Ypsilanti hospital authority to seek federal aid for two subsidiary hospitals to Beyer Memorial about forty percent of the total funds required
Authority spokesmen plan two new 100 bed hospitals near Allen Park and Wayne to form a regional system for Wayne and Washtenaw counties. Total cost may reach 2.5 million dollars with 60 percent financed by bonds. The facilities will mirror Beyer Hospital design and link to University Hospital in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti’s Beyer affiliated hospital.
The 75 piece Milan High School Band directed by Andrew McCullough returned home Saturday after earning a large participation trophy at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. The group marched in Friday afternoon parade.
A for sale ad promotes selling items as grab bag for local readers. Readable notices list miscellaneous goods and quick sale terms. Includes phrases that suggest bargain pricing and a casual selling approach.
Gov. Williams calls September a Crusade for Freedom Month urging Michigan residents to sign a declaration of freedom. He expects 1,000,000 signers, with the document later placed in the Shrine of Freedom in Berlin on United Nations Day. General Eisenhower launched the campaign in a nationwide broadcast. A Michigan State College dairy note states cows respond to routine signals like grain, milk pails, and udder washing for efficient milking.
A reader survey finds that three in ten readers regularly consult the classifieds. The notice highlights advertising as a key read for local shoppers and job seekers.
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