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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1943
Page
4
Farmers should start conditioning now to bring horses to top shape before spring work. University of Illinois experts in animal pathology advise good feeding and parasite control. Internal parasites inhabit the stomach and intestines. winter is best for treatment with carbon disulphide noted as effective against bats.
Roundworms and strongyles in horses are treated with phenothiazine, a drug effective against internal parasites in sheep. Dosage and administration must be guided by a veterinarian, with pre and post care. Farmers may combine parasite treatment with trimming hooves and smoothing teeth before field work.
At the Madison Wisconsin Forest Products laboratory new wood uses have been found and adopted by industry. Wood plastics are created by heating mill waste with acids to form a mold ing powder for floor tiles and switch panels. Corrugating board for shipping is made from chestnut chips after tannin extraction. Chestnut wood substitutes include black jack oak and red gum. Over 200 buildings employ glued and laminated beams from cheap small boards under pressure. Prefabricated houses use plywood wall and roof panels glued to light frames. Strong papers are produced from maple birch and aspen. Cellophane is made from pulped wood then treated to transparent sheets. A California mill makes red wood sawdust and chips into small logs for fireplaces dining cars and ships galleys. Palco wool insulation uses shredded red wood bark, a fluffy mass resembling red hair.
Officials urge complete servicing of all power farm equipment and a shift to community tool schedules. The aim is to maximize available machinery for the war effort and ensure readiness when needed.
Tommie Richards is ill with mumps. Mrs. Washer of New Boston visited Paul Richards. Shirley Exelby was absent due to sickness. Mrs. Fluery's daughter Mrs. George Martin of Detroit visited last week. Mrs. Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor visited her mother Mrs. D. G. Richards. Paul Richards and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Essenburg of Oakville.
The couple married on Saturday and will live on the top floor of the apartment house. A farm party at Charles Miller marked the occasion with well wishes from friends. A farewell gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn’s home honored Bob departing for service. Betty Hunting noted for her birthday.
Mrs Leslie Bailey has been ill for two weeks. Ann Arbor visitors include Jesse Bird Jr Alger Allison and Carlton Murray. Burt Bailey of Milan and Mrs Christina Gramer and Alpha Gramer visited. Detriot and Bridgewater guests added to a busy weekend with other relatives. The group helped Carlton by drawing lime last week in Monroe.
Mrs Hattie Berlin is visiting relatives in Detroit for two weeks Arnest Liske of Toledo visited Mr and Mrs Louis Smith Sunday Mr and Mrs Albert Loesch and son Louis visited relatives in Detroit and Ypsilanti Miss Nina Fishlock of Ann Arbor weekend with Mr and Mrs Peter Craig and family Mr and Mrs Harlan Holcomb spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Murray Augusta Lois Holcomb visited Augusta family Golden Hoffman and Doris Crawford welcome an 8 pound son born Saturday April 10 at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor
Mrs Kenneth Gordon and Molly spent Sunday with relatives in Detroit. Mrs Ruth Hanson of Ann Arbor spent Monday with Mrs Hazel Gordon. David Gordon and Duane Robinson attended a cow sale at Elsie last week. EB M and Claude Gilbert have hauled seed potatoes from Hart the past week. Mrs Mary Lewis spent several days with Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammond. Mrs Olive Cromwell and Colleen of Ypsilanti visited Friday evening. Mr and Mrs B H Stimpson called on Miss Louise Tower at Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Mrs Robert Hammond called on her parents at Holloway Sunday. Mrs Pearl and Mrs Gertie Gilbert helped Mrs Harold Holcomb settle her new home.
Two chancellery notices from Washtenaw County court list plaintiffs Warren Rolland and Thomas W. Rickard and defendants John Rolland aka Alexander Tremell and June Helen Rickard. Orders require defendants to enter appearances within three months, with statutory publication in The Saline Observer. Notices dated February and March 1943 list attorney Lee N. Brown and court officers in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti offices.
A two week wartime course for Michigan women starts April 19 on the Hast Lansing campus, with sessions in clothing home conservation food supply farm machinery dairying poultry fruit production health and recreation. Sponsored by W K Kellogg Foundation and Michigan State College, the program provides tuition meals and room. registrants cover travel and personal expenses. Enrollment details and eligibility are announced by R W Tenny director of short courses.
Fishing in small streams is reported especially good this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bondie moved into a new home near Wayne. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hayes honored them before their move to near Litchfield. A Progressive euchre night drew 35 players with prizes to Mrs. Ernest Girbach and Ernest Girbach. BelATED bingo awards went to Mrs. E. B. Jantz and Mrs. Finkbeiner. A gift and well wishes featured the Hayes sendoff. Two stork showers honored Mrs. W. P. Schwoche with gatherings at Milford and at the Hayes home, plus a bridge session. A Sunday shower, aided by Mrs. Lawrence Tucker and Mrs. Emmett Hayes, followed with gifts and a luncheon.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court no 4810 Doane E Corbett and Edna M Corbett seek to quiet title against Eliza Beegan William Maynard Elijah Morgan John Beagan and others unknown heirs. The order directs defendants to appear within three months or risk default and publication of notice in The Saline Observer for six weeks. The case concerns land in Ann Arbor described as lots 18 and 19 with a sewer right of way.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Anna Clark estate final administration account filed by executor Edwin W. Beutler. Court sets May 4 1943 at 10 AM for examination and allowance and distribution of residue. Public notice to appear in The Saline Observer for three weeks prior to hearing. Jay G. Pray Judge of Probate Nora C. Borgert Register of Probate.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court schedules a hearing on July 12 1943 for Morris A Young to obtain administration of the estate of Sarah Young who is recorded as disappeared Public notice will run weekly for three weeks in Saline Observer prior to the hearing Judge Jay G Pray and Nora O Borgert signers of probate orders April 1 8 15 1943
A March list names new subscribers including Michael Sheehan Leonard Franzel Mrs Hattie Robison Carl Seeger Margaret Miles and others. The item notes an estimate that Americans will can more than five billion jars of food in 1943 enough to supply each person with about 40 jars.
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