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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
5
Oct 5 rally day set at York Baptist Church with Rev Bob Nicholas of Escondido California as special speaker and daily services for the week. Public invited. Local notices report visiting friends, ill health, and community events including birthdays and club meetings.
Miss Hattie May Sanders accepted a position in a piano store in Mt Clemens. She will learn repair of manual and player pianos and will do some selling.
Sophia Kurowicki 45 of Milan township died Friday night at St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a brief illness. Survived by husband Edward, son David Milan and four daughters Elaine Layher Saline Stella Weber Ann Arbor Janet nurse student at St Joseph Mercy Hospital and Jane at home, five grandchildren, father Michael Adamick Oakville, sisters Mary Blasiak Rachel Adamick, brother Julius Adamick. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Stevens Busit Milan. burial Marble Park Cemetery. Frank Miller 70 of Fort Myers Florida, formerly of Ann Arbor, died Sunday at home in Ft Myers after living there five years. Born August 8 1888 Columbus Ohio. Survived by wives Anna Lepps Ruth McPhee, two sons Harold A Miller and Harry Miller Saline, daughter Dorothy Cook Atlanta Michigan, stepson Arthur Green Los Angeles, stepdaughter Mrs James Martin Ft Myers, seven grandchildren and several step grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Lockwood Funeral Home. burial Hamburg Cemetery with Masonic graveside services.
Ram Day at the Michigan State University Livestock Pavilion hosts about 200 purebred rams on display starting 10:00 am Monday September 29. Rams carry age weight and price tags. buyers select rams at listed prices after inspection and lindane dipping since September 1.
Lloyd H. Jameson of the Detroit VA says NSLI term policies lapsed after World War II have not been reopened. Despite circulating congressionally proposed amendments, the re opening provision was removed. The University of Michigan Extension Service adds new tech programs in Flint Midland Grand Rapids and Jackson.
Washtenaw County farmers must file Soil Bank applications by October 10 1958 at the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office in Ann Arbor. Sign up for contracts ends October 24. The 1959 program limits acreage reserve and increases payments with a productivity index and priority ranking for changes from reserve. Participation remains voluntary with specific payment caps and compliance rules.
Detroit Metropolitan Airport readies to begin operations October 1 as the nation’s newest facility designed to handle 600 mph jets. The 25 million project features a 10,500 foot runway, soundproofed terminal, and a two and a half million maintenance hangar for giant jets. American Airlines will move in as first domestic carrier with plans for turboprops and international routes.
The Detroit Historical Museum hosts the fifth annual Children’s Book Fair from November 1 to 36 with attendance near 50000 last year. Highlights include new books from Fairyland to Outer Space, author visits, plays, puppet shows, film showings, and a classics exhibit. Admission is free with group reservations available by mail or phone.
At the September Washtenaw County Unit meeting in Ann Arbor new board officers were seated Cecil Creal becomes treasurer and Mrs Frederick Arnold secretary New board members include Mrs Ralph Moyer Mrs John Hunter Mrs William Mundus Mrs Paul Hackbarth Jr and Mrs Paul Wagner Mrs Richard Earhart reelected to board membership Herbert Twining joins the Advisory Board Local reps from Ann Arbor include several named members and volunteers are led by chairman Mrs H Marvin Pollard.
Correction to last week’s report states Lange Realty Co did not purchase the reserve champion lamb. The reserve champion lamb was bought by A. C. Lange and son Elmer for Lange Realty Co.
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