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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
6
The County Day for clothing, handicraft and hot lunch clubs will be held at Yost Field House Friday May 1 with Rural School Field Day. A health contest led by Miss Pearl N Haist offers participation to 4 H club members 12 years or older enrolled in club work. County health champions will advance to a district contest in Lansing.
Mrs Estella Allison of Waterloo Tennessee reported to police that a man she married after a correspondence courtship vanished two days after the wedding and took with him her 2800 dollar savings.
Saline High School outlines staff roles with senior reporter junior reporter sophomore reporter and freshman reporter positions listed. Eighth and seventh grade reporters are mentioned with names Eileen Martin Louis Bowen and the entry appears as a fragmented school note.
The piece urges young workers to view modern organizations as aids, not barriers, noting growth creates new roles for capable people and success comes from steady effort, dependability, and long view. It also reports school updates across grades, including class activities and student notices.
The faculty of the high school staged Believe It or Not on Friday night at the auditorium raising about 75 dollars for the landscaping fund. About 300 attended, mainly adults, with high school students handling tickets and ushers. Performances by Mrs. Aileen Brown, Ray Shaw, Miss Marjorie McQueen, Robert Starring and others drew praise for humor and strong character work. The three act comedy ran smoothly though final act lagged, and rehearsal time was short.
A Michigan State College poultry bulletin warns coccidiosis destroys about 2,000,000 chicks yearly. It outlines prevention through proper ration and thorough disinfection, notes soilborne transmission, and cites treatment with an all mash feed containing 40 percent dried milk powder and regular brooder house cleaning with iodine suspensoid.
The East Saline rural teachers gathered at Judd school with Doris Youngs as hostess. Announcements and year end planning dominated. New month work was led by Mrs Robinson with a nature study demonstration. Fourth graders Pearl Dunn Thomas Bradley Louis Sommer Sicile Boyer Clara Dunn attended, with a long list of teachers from East Saline West Saline and Ann Arbor groups present.
Oiand district residents report visits from George Needham Walter Heininger Elmer Stimpsor Ruth Needham Adelia Robison and families. Guests at Mrs Needham's party include Cora Walters Many Finkbeiner Alma Stimpson. Sunday callers include Wilbur Cornish Newton Caston Ray Frisbee Junior Needham and Hovey Needham.
A Michigan State college project showcases modern poultry buildings and equipment via a touring truck visiting 29 counties from April 14 to May 24. Demonstration houses and related items include laying houses, broader shelters, mash hoppers, waterers, heaters, and burglar alarms, all test proven and buildable with provided plans. County agents arrange the sessions, with Washtenaw County invited to host during the caravan.
Default on a 1923 mortgage by David and Karo line Steudle of Saline Michigan led to foreclosure via public sale on June 12, 1931 at the Washtenaw County courthouse. The Kohlers hold the mortgage and seek repayment of 3928.75 plus costs. description covers multiple parcels in Saline with several land strips and a right of way across Braun property.
Mortgage of William C Fisk Minnie L Fisk Lee N Brown and Isabelle C Brown to William Broun dated 1916 foreclosed for 3214 70 at 10 am July 9 1931 at the Ann Arbor courthouse. Property in Augusta Township Washtenaw County described as Olmier A Lawrence Estate portions totaling about 62 acres now owned by William Werum and wife.
Commissioners announce four months from April 9 1981 to present claims against Eva B Koch deceased. We will meet at Chevrolet Garage Saline Michigan on June 15 1931 and August 15 1931 at 10 AM to examine and adjust claims. Dated Ann Arbor April 9 1931.
Saline publishes a progressive booster directory highlighting respected local business and professional men. The notice asks readers to consider these firms for trade and support, presenting the guide as a convenient information resource for the community.
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