Remarkable Growth Of F. F. Of America
Vocational agriculture courses began in 1917 under the National Vocational Education Act. Local clubs formed by students evolved into state wide organizations and a national Future Farmers of America, driven by Virginia’s Treseclose, led to a 1928 constitution and a November convention. Growth spread to Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
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United States
Virginia
Tennessee
Arkansas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Utah
California
Wyoming
Henry C. Treseclose
Future Farmers of Virginia
Future Farmers of America
Agricultural Education Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Farmers of America
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
How Many Articles In Your Pockets Rotary Contest
Chairman Alwin Gross hosted a noon meeting at The Tavern where members competed for the most articles in pockets. Carl A. Curtiss won with 86 items, earning a silver watch and chain. Dr. Wallace had 13. others varied. The meeting introduced a graduating class guest program with Ernest Arthur and Frank Spindler enjoying the meal. Directors for the upcoming year were named: Alwin Burkhardt, T. M. Clay, Dr. C. O. Woodbridge, Dr. J. B. Wallace, Sim. R. Wilson, Mark B. Sugden, Walter D. Cook.
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Alwin Gross
Carl A. Curtiss
Dr. Wallace
Ernest Arthur
Frank Spindler
Alwin Burkhardt
T. M. Clay
C. O. Woodbridge
J. B. Wallace
Sim. R. Wilson
Mark B. Sugden
Walter D. Cook
Friends of the late Frederick Jerry express thanks
The Friends of the late Frederick Jerry thank all who offered kindness and sympathy during his illness and after his passing.
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Frederick Jerry
Light: A Window and Neighborly Obligation in Ortho Reflections
A friendly column blends verses and recipes from readers. It includes meat loaf and cherry pudding instructions, local society notes, and light jokes about appearances and shopping.
Student teachers join High school from University of Michigan
Two University of Michigan student teachers, Ranous and Ornstein, arrive at the high school for five weeks. Ranous majors in English with a social studies minor. Ornstein majors in chemistry with a biology minor. They will study at risk pupils, prepare exams, grade papers, compute test results, and assist with extracurriculars, then teach and allow regular teachers to visit colleagues.
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Charles Collins
Ranous
Ornstein
University of Michigan
Auction Sale At Grover Place Farm Near Ann Arbor
Public auction on the Grover Place farm north of Ann Arbor will sell 16 head of cattle 5 work horses 4 broad sows 8 shoats a 14 ton Ford truck and farm tools 40 tons hay 100 bushels oats 200 bushels corn. Cash terms and removal required. Auctioneer Jim Finneill. Columbus misnamed tobacco from an Indians tale.
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Gotdlen Schmid
Grover Place Farm
Ann Arbor
Catholic Church
Whitmore Lake
Plymouth
Saline Cited As Model Small City By Michigan League
An editorial in the March issue of Michigan Municipal Review lauds Saline for modernizing its government since 1931. It notes the city’s shift to a double entry accounting system, a charter reform, and a modern record-keeping scheme that improved efficiency and financial oversight in this small Michigan city.
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Michigan Municipal Review
Michigan Municipal League
Ann Arbor
Saline
League
Goor
Forbes P T A Holds Spring Meeting With Talks and Play
The Forbes P T A met April 9 at the school house led by President Duncan Robison. A Africa talk by Mr. Smalley of Saline Valley Farms, a home talent play The Ministers New Car, guitar solos by Duane Robison with Russell Collins Jr, school singing, and a potluck for about sixty ended the year.
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Forbes P. T. A
Duncan Robison
Micah Robison
Raynor Scnudder
Africa
Smalley
Saline Valley Farms
Herman Mehler
George Groner
Wilma Briggs
Amos Luckhardt
Burt Osborne
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Hazel Scudder
Ella Monroe
Arthur Luiz
Duane Robison
Russell Collins, Jr
Duane
Russell
Family thanks for kindness after bereavement
The FitzGerald Family extends heartfelt thanks for kindness sympathy messages and floral offerings after the death of our beloved father. We especially thank Reader Mr. George H. Millage of Ypsilanti for his support.
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George H. Millage
Ypsilanti
FitzGerald Family
Sewer flush notice for Friday urges housewives to plan
Announcement warns residents that sewers will be flushed Friday and advises households to keep some water on. The brief urges preparation for potential disruption and reminds readers to monitor local updates.
Betty Harwood Wins In Contest At Britton
Betty Harwood of Saline High School won first place in oratory at the sub district speaking contest held at Britton High School last Thursday evening. Katy Lou Clay and Luther Dicks represented Saline as declaimer and extemporaneous speaker. Contestants came from Adrian Dundee Milan Chelsea Britton and Saline with Dr. John Muyskens of the University of Michigan judging.
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Betty Harwood
Saline
Britton High School
Katy Lou Clay
Luther Dicks
Adrian
Dundee
Milan
Chelsea
Britton
John Muyskens
Saline City Council Approves Water Meter for Ford Plant
City council in Saline meets in the council chamber on Monday April 6 with Mayor Sugden presiding. Bills are read and approved led by a resolution to furnish a water meter to the Ford Motor Co plant at 235.75 with meter ownership optional by Ford. several local accounts and salaries are itemized and approved.
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Sugden
Lindemann
Gross
Cook
Uphaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Co. of
Saline
Yeas
E. Crittenden
Pares
Leccscinen
Ray Schief
Citizens Bank
Welfare Relief Commission
THIOL
Jasc-Teppegen
Detroit ‘Edison.Co
Koébbe
O. A. Hoeft
Farnum. Brass. Co
Dodge Shell Co
J. A. Alber
A. C. Lange
Frank Camburn
J. B. Wallace
Bert. Gillen
Elbert Derendinger
Lottie Wallace
Floyd Hale
Labor
Aaron Luckhardt
Frank King
Citizens Bank, Pravel
Martin Schaible
Harold Hildinger
A. L. Westphal
Clara Miller
Lotti Wallace
M. B. Sugden
Burmeister Poultry Farm Opens New Brooding Plant
Burmeister Poultry Farm has completed a modern brooding plant with 420 square feet of floor space. The air system, designed with Herman Schultz Heating of Detroit, brings 200 cubic feet of fresh air per minute and maintains controlled moisture and temperature for optimal chick growth. The facility can hold 3,200 four week pullets and plans for expansion include breeding and incubating. a 30,000-egg Jamesway incubator hatcher is planned to meet rising demand.
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Burmeister Poultry Farm
Mr. Burmeister
Herman Schultz Heating Company
Detroit
Wahl
Burmeister
Jamesway
Board of Review Meeting Notice in Council Rooms
The board of review will meet in the council rooms on Monday April 20 to review the roll and hear complaints filed with the Clerk. Property owners may appear in person or by an attorney. Lottie Wallace City Clerk.
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Board OF Review
Lottie Wallace
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Saline Savings Bank
Jaar
the Saline Bakery
Cole
Observer
F. F. of
America
Frederick Gette
Howdy
Strickland Gillilan
Mary Spicher
L. S. Pierce
W. H. Davenport
A. J. Warren
McKinnon’s
George Storm
Beauty Shop
Grover Place
Jim Finneill
Tobago
Columbus
Council Proceedings
the Observer
Fred
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Jersey
Paul Hieber
E Dietiker
A. E. Cole
Saline Mercantile Co
Frank Daniels
Dr. Hess
G L. Parsons
Guernsey
Chris. Dieterle
E. J. Muir
C. Boettner
Linex
Rogers
Synthcote
Johnston
Epee
West Washington Street
EH. J. Muir
Helen
U. of M
Packard
Fred Schmid
Katherine Weiennett
A. G. Wood
Dime Bank
Thors
General Electric
Wardways
Primus
Moore Maytag Co
S. Main St
Mich
Cook Motor Sales
Chevrolet
I. H. Co
Herman Heininger
Art
Shell
Saline-Annn Arbor
Pleasant Lake
Grunow
Philco
Art Kiager
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