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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
3
A Saline Mercantile Company note compares costs of All Mix 42 percent and a 32 percent concentrate for laying mash. It calculates per sack protein and cod liver oil costs, showing 80 cents versus about 1.10 dollars, a 30 cent difference, with full oil and protein in 42 percent mix.
Central York notes illness and school vacation at Oak Grove. Local movements include new Stauch farm owner moving in and visits by Joseph Sweeney Sr Carlton Murray to Ann Arbor. Families gather for meals and social events with neighbors from Britton Ridge Road and Ypsilanti. illness updates and resumptions of school for Hildegarde Metzger and Frederick Hartwig.
Mrs. Margaret Laeno and Mrs. Margaret Schroen visited Ann Arbor on Saturday. H S Richards and wife hosted a family dinner Sunday. George Franklin Richards helped at Rudolph Hertler's during vacation. The Schroens and Hol Schroen visited Elliott in Detroit. A large gathering of Richards and related families from Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Willow and Willow Creek attended Sunday at various homes.
Bridgewater residents change homes as Arthur Buss and family move into Wiedmayer house. Miller family visits Ypsilanti. Beatrice Nelson and Detroit relatives spend Sunday with Campbell family. Henry Wieland sells farm and holds auction. Joe Bersuder house near Freedom church welcomed Nielands. Brien family relocates from Boettner farm to near Manchester. Stattler relatives suffer fatal rail crossing crash in Michigan Center. Maeussler and Hill relocate residences near Freedom and Milan.
Mooreville Mrs Margaret Pattie spent Sunday with her parents at Cone. Mrs Anna Shaw visited Ypsilanti with daughter and husband the Ernest Monroes for a week. Hillman guests included C S Herkimer and daughter with Turner. Numerous others from Detroit Milan Ridgeway Ann Arbor Chelsea Saline and Ridgeway dined with local families. Afternoon callers were Herman Klumpp of Saline.
Macon notes show Mr and Mrs Lilbern Burleson returning from California and numerous visits by residents to Detroit, Wayne, Hustis Florida and other places. Several automobile accidents near Saline involved injuries but no broken bones reported. frost heaves worsen Tarvia roads. old menu card from 1898 is mentioned.
A sequence of social visits across Michigan households unfolds with Mrs. Ralph Halladay in town and Lansing as guests travel to see daughters. The piece notes Easter supper gatherings and weekend travels, ending with the death of Mrs. Hilda Pennington Ovens in Sault Ste. Marie aged 83, with funeral and burial details in Macon.
Mrs. Gertrude Kramer led Lodi Plains schools pupils on a tour of the Ann Arbor Daily News building last week. They viewed printing machinery including automatic telegraph receiving sets, the linotype, and the large Scott press. Students listed include Wayne Clements Frederick Stollsteimer James Rogers Marilyn Groeb Junior Brassow Neutz Gunther Nelson Jeédèle Miller Nelson. Some parents joined.
A Publishers' Auxiliary poll shows 1 314 for and 3 830 against packing the Supreme Court. Voter margins favor the status quo amid Roosevelt's proposal. The article also notes Forbes of Peoria has long made Indian head-dresses as a hobby and mentions Yellowstone and Pierre herds of buffalo.
A warning highlights that wet string tinsel cord fine wire and metal kites cause electric shocks to children when flown near power lines. Parents are urged to keep kite flying in open fields and supervise youngsters to prevent injuries.
Miss Joyce Vealey returns from Detroit for Haster vacation while Mrs. Leon Vealey and children visit Ann Arbor. Roderick Hellman from Detroit stays with Donald Stilts over Sunday. Mrs. Mary Hatch of Macon calls on Mrs. Frank Stilts. Oscar Bix of Dearborn visits Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Evans. Hamilton Moore visits Adriam and Holoway area relatives. Dorrell family noted. Dick Kleinschmidt and Herman Mehrer guests at dining with the Meh rler family.
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