Oyster supper and turnout as PTA meets at school house
Menge March PTA met at the school house on March 19 for an oyster supper despite bad roads. Thirteen attendees enjoyed pinochle and euchre. Impassable roads caused school children to gain a couple of vacation days as tractors and neighbors work to remove mired trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Gilbert
Jennie Hbaugh
Detroit
Lucile Austin
Stoney Creek
Jordan Road
Linda Arlen
Gladys Marie
Clifton Gilbert
Grant Austin
B. M. Gilbert
Albert Faust
Ruth
Milwaukee
Wis
Ann Kuder
Easter gatherings and family visits stretch across Saline area
Community notes list numerous Easter meals and visits from Feldkamp, Hoeft, Ray, Finkbeiner, Roehm, Klein, and other families in Saline Township and nearby towns. Activities include sunrise service attendance, Easter breakfasts, dinners, and hospital news at Saline General. several relocations to Detroit and Ann Arbor for events. roads slowly wearing from higher traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Feldkamp
Clarence Feldkamp
Dianne Feldkamp
Milton Feldkamp
St. John’s Church
Bridgewater
Erwin
Harold Feldkamp
LeRoy Feldkamp
Godfrey Hoeft
Detroit
Lorrin Bauer
Mary Burg
Barbara Bauer
Henry Groeb
Pittsfield Township
Cadilac
Leon Roehm
Marlene Kay
Saline General Hospital
W. P. Schwoche
Paul Williamson
Warren Finkbeiner
Masonic Temple
Ann Arbor
Knights Templar
Mac Mohr
C. D. Finkbeiner
Lauren Finkbeiner
Oscar Klein
Ida Braun
Orrin Hagemeyer
Bowling Green
al Faulhaber
Linda. Klein
William Martin
Daniel Klein
George Ernst
University Hospital
Ernst
Basil Smith
Harold Ernst
Herman Kohler
Bill
Warren Kadey
Robert Girbach
Lois Holcomb
Ypsilanti
Kohler
Local notes from South Saline and nearby towns
Mr. O C Hagans visits relatives in Kansas and Charles Hagans’s Ann Arbor trip noted. Britton bus suspended due to poor roads. Socials include Kavach Papp guests and annarbor visits by Mehler Kapka and Kutler parties. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to Sailine Fire Department for prompt service after a residence call. Pigeons travel long distances with messages up to 800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Hagans
Kansas
Charles Hagans
Ann Arbor
Haster
Kavach and Papp
Margaret Papp
Ralph Mehler
Elizabeth Kavach
Marvin Hauck
Dearborn
Edwin Kasnia
Willow Run
Henry
Brown
Britton
Mike Papp
Macon
Herman Mehler
Hallie Jane
William Kapka
Adrian
Earl Kutler
Tecumseh
Sailine
Mighty Empire to Small Power Ottoman Rise and Decline
A historical overview traces the Ottoman Empire from Suleiman the Magnificent’s peak and the failed 1683 Vienna siege to decline after Mehmed IV. It notes gradual dismemberment by World War I, current territory around 300,000 square miles, and a policy of preserving Greek Armenian and Jewish autonomy within a diverse realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suleiman
Mesopotamia
Persia
North
Africa
Vienna
Mehmed IV
Turkey
Istanbul
Victory Gardens Urged To Solve Food Crisis
The National Garden Institute calls for immediate revival of the victory garden program to ease the food shortage and protect the economy. It urges South and Pacific coast home gardens this year and remobilization next spring, with governors, chambers, clubs and youth groups asked to cooperate nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Gardens
National Garden Institute
Institute
Pacific
Magnetometer Aerial Doodlebug Maps Resources At Sea
The magnetometer, once a wartime secret device used to clear Axis submarines, now aids oil and mineral prospecting in American tidewaters and polar regions. Its surveys have mapped over 40 000 square miles in the United States and Alaska, aiding naval reserve areas and geological exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Naval Stores: Turpentine and Resin From Pine Gum
The text explains naval stores as pine gum derivatives once used for ship calking. Turpentine and rosin are produced by distilling gum, with turpentine vapor and resin remaining liquid and solid respectively. Turpentine serves as thinner for paints and solvents, while resin finds use in paper sizing, varnish, plastics, soap, ink, and rubber goods. the industry yields about 40 million dollars annually.
Diabetes Rising in Oxford Mass Population
The U S Public Health Service tested Oxford Massachusetts with 76 percent of 4983 residents screened. Two percent of those tested had diabetes and three undetected cases were found for every four diagnosed. Many new cases were in advanced stages.
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United States
U. S. Public Health Service
Oxford
Mass
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Widflay
Ibs
Tr Neal
Graham
Chmid Food Market
NEW Breeze George Scumip and Sans
Hammond
Menge
Harold Kutler
Robert Welch
Lulu Phillips
Leon Greashaber
Gertrude Carter
Ed’s Grocery
Rieseasy
Smiuehel
Arneneu Rane
Saline Theatre
Gas House
Gene Autry
Katherine Hepburn
Paul Whenreid
Robert Walker
Song of
T. W. Menzel
Raymond Rentschler
Julius Reyer
Carrie Bross
Gilbert's
Jordan Ra
Burkhart Store
Michigan Ave
Vigoro Fertilizer
Lambarth Bros. Bps Paints—Sporting Goods
Kroger
Avondale
Philip Morris
Washington
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