Echoes From The Past Chronicle Local Notes
Recurring items from 59 years ago cover school commencements, family visits in Ypsilanti and Detroit, a Lansing meeting, frost hurting tender plants, new cement walks, and a snake showcase. The piece also notes grading on an electric line, church auxiliary gatherings, Niagara Falls trips, marriages, and weekend travels across Saline, Clinton, and Ann Arbor with several local residents and families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afes
George Mount
Daughtertrude
Ypsilanti
Olion Buchman
Steward Bartlett
Fred Sellen
Burkhart
S. M. Bisby
Missoni
Lansing
D. Harper
Mason
Detroit
G. C. Townsend
Harwood Woods
Niagara Falls
Jean Carleen Burkhart
Frances
Clara Bowen
Alice Lee
John Burg
Don
Bob Royal
Henry Armbruster
Floyd Smith
H. &. Parsons
Harold Ernst
Lucille Rogers
Violet Rogers
Melbourne Apple
Methodist Parsonage
Bertram Ede
William Arthur
Delmar Schrader
Ede
Vera Ede
Herman Wenger
Kenneth
Ann Arbor
George Schmid
Lucille Schmid
Edward Laurenz
Marguerite
William
Chicago
Olga Laurenz
Turkeys up slightly this year but below 1954 levels
Farmers report about 63 million turkeys this year, roughly four percent under last year. Heavy breed output matches 1954 rates, while light breed birds decline. The pullback follows a record 1954 crop that pushed prices to multi year lows in the August December period.
In Iowa Tests Show Granular Insecticides Cut European Corn Borer
Federal Iowa tests indicate granular DDT and Heptachlor match or exceed emulsion sprays in bor er control while leaving far less residue. Trials suggest two DDT applications around egg hatch improve first brood control, with combos of DDT and Heptachlor plus Bentonite base yielding strong second brood results. Equipment used included a power duster and two modified seeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Corn
Waterfowl Season Opens October 1 In Michigan
Six of seven Michigan Game Commissioners approved fall waterfowl hunting regulations set by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. The season runs 70 days from October 1 to December 9, with one commissioner unreachable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Michigan
George A. Griffith
Grayling
Commission
Griff Ketcham
Door Knob Brace And Waterfowl Bag Limits
An illustrated Popular Mechanics tip shows using a door knob as a brace and threading a bit to bore a hole in tight spaces. Another emergency method uses a square-holer ratchet wrench. Waterfowl hunting rules allow one wood duck, with a half hour before sunset daily shooting deadline. Bag limits remain four ducks per day, eight in possession, five geese per day, ten coot per day and possession unchanged.
Color crochet Rose TV cover pattern 7066 feature
Advertisement for crochet pattern 7066 Color-crochet Rose TV cover offered in two sizes 26 inches and smaller with No 30 and No 50 yarns. Price 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents first class mailing. Mail to The Saline Observer Saline Michigan with sender name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Observer
Saline
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Henne
Leigh Townsend
Unty
John Wurster
Fens Tes
St. Pauls Church
Arthur Heininger
Paul Kleuter
Raymond Burmeister
Beery
Merritt Martin
Merritt
Broadway Evangelical Church
Emil Haas
Christina Haas
R. S. Hocking
Flint
Carl Miller
Julius Rothfuss
Paul Burkhardt
Clinton
Mon Adams
Oak Grove
Charles Howard
Lucille Aprill
Michigan Ave
Board of Regents
The
University of Michigan
Leo Westphal
Edna Gross
Tiffin
Ohio
William Gross
Charles Gross
Charles Dumond
Little Walfred Larson
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Leo Jensen
William Lyons
Canada
H. L. Engel
Chesaning
Lena Schmiege
Herman Scherf
Morgan, Minn
Mabel May St. John
Ethel St. John
Paul Frederick Jedele
George Jedele
Reuben Dresselhouse
Shirley
Saline Valley Farms
Fred Wahl
Naomi Faust
Peg Steiner
Helen
Thelma Kohler
Ann Ardbor
Fannie Pappan
Britton
Albert Faust
Formfit
Department Stores
Turkey
Ford
Sestem Asa Sarcedorencens
Saeseeoesse
Thunderbird
America
Lifeguard Design
Ann Arbor Street
Doug Gregory
Saline, Michigan
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