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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
2
Maxine Mott five, daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Mott of Vineyard Lake, accidentally pushed a corn kernal into her ear while playing Sunday. A physician removed the painful obstruction without further harm.
Central York Mrs Rena Towler and son of Saline Township spent Thursday evening at Bailey home. Mr and Mrs John Lafee and wife visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Stecher Sunday. Mrs John Dicks and Miss Pearl Dicks called on Mrs John Gooditt and Mrs Alger Allison Friday afternoon. Bailey Myrl Murray and family of Mooreville were guests of Hattie Murray and Edith and Emmett Bailey visited Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson of Saline township Sunday. Clyde Matthews and daughters from Hopkins visited mother Mrs Jacob Stec family Saturday night and Mr and Mrs Leslie Ann Arbor Wednesday. They spent the day of Ernest Bailey.
Sunday visitors and family gatherings populate the Hammond District notes. Several households in Ypsilanti Ridgeway Britton Cleveland Macon Saline and surrounding areas are mentioned hosting relatives and friends including Gilbert Gordon Schopp Needham Pennington and Collins in a tapestry of weekend calls and birthdays.
Mrs Paul Metzger ill at Albert Johnston hospital in Ann Arbor. Roscoe Graig works weekend with his crew. Mrs Sebastian Drum of De Tenay and Paul Mand Goodrich died at M hospital Tuesday. Matick returned home after winter with daughter Mrs M M Dillon at Milford. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklington visited Easlick home. Residents attended Miss Maud Goodrich funeral in Ann Arbor Friday afternoon: Amos Luckhardt, Elcher Roe, Hugh Craig, Lon Kuder, Frank Stilts and family, Margaret Pratt, Fred Teufel, Hamilton Moore, Harl Kuder.
Jacob Kinsley enjoys a new Ford coupe. Mrs. Emma Drake and Kee Wea family visit. Mrs. Ralph West of Detroit called on her sister, Mrs. Bert Moore. Mrs. Jay Reddin learns of her mother's illness in North Bay. Three new pupils Nelie Myrtle and Joseph Dennis enrolled at Kress school bringing the roll to 20. Mr and Mrs Jay Reddin and Mr and Mrs William Lindemann visited with Mr and Mrs A L Skinner and family.
Mrs Acton visited an Ann Arbor visitor Saturday and her mother in Saline Sunday. Robert Dunn saw his daughter Viola in Detroit Sunday. Ben Tyler and wife spent Friday with Karl Thearer family. Mrs D G Richards sought eye treatment in Ann Arbor Thursday. An American song meeting opened the P T A Monday with a Lord prayer and Miss Wilson spoke on her trip to Spain.
Pittsfield Union Grange met last evening. George McCallan was in Lansing on business. Excavation for a home started in the Warner subdivision. Mr. and Mrs Stebnan hosted company from near Detroit. Mrs. Charles Roberts was a business visitor in Saline. Mrs. Nettie Wing of Ypsilanti visited the Crane home. Hadward Krumrer and nephew from Lodi called on Charles Roberts. Mrs. Harold Leverett of Carpenter Corners returned home from Beyer hospital. Mrs. John Sutherland and her son visited her sister in Ann Arbor. Florence Gibbs of Monroe spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Wilson of Wayne visited Otto Hopp’s family over the weekend. Carpenter P.T.A. meets last Tuesday in April at the school. Supper at 7 and program follow. Max Ross elected president of the Korrect Kare Klub. other officers listed. Lab meeting May 4 at Alice Roberts’ home. Funeral of William Robbins, 93, held Wednesday afternoon at his Pittsfield residence. Rev. Marshall Reed officiated. Interment Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers named. out of town relatives listed.
West Mooreville residents hosted and visited kin in nearby towns including Ann Arbor Milan and Jackson. The Lake Ridge Sewing Club met with refreshments as Gustav Moll, 79, of Petersburg, drowned near the River Raisin after a long local life dating to 1862. Dundee Reporter.
Groups of women in 81 Michigan counties will hold Achievement Days to close home economics projects covering clothing nutrition home management and home furnishing. Local leaders guide sessions with Michigan State college specialists, featuring kitchen tours dinners and talks by Dr Caroline Hedger and MSU staff at many meetings.
The Saline Woman's Club met at Mrs. C. R. Parsons home on April 16 for a Mother's Day program. Articles discussed included Toys that Teach and Shall the Freshman go Away to School with piano duets by Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Harper, and others. The next meeting is with Mrs. W. D. Hart on April 30.
Michigan grows about 1.5 million acres of corn but certified seed corn last year covered only 45 000 to 50 000 acres. Produced by 49 growers, varieties include Duncan Clem ents White Cap Polar Dent M A C Yellow Dent Golden Glow and Pickett. Certified seed boosts yield by about 3 bushels per acre on average, with one bushel per acre translating to about 23 bushels per seed planting, and all seed must test above 90 percent germination.
County teachers gathered for forestry instruction at the university amid rain. Dr W B Henderson urged practical teaching as-instructors covered forest life, management, and the need to reduce fires. Talks by Ned Dearborn and R E H McArdie emphasized ecological links and timber goals. A future trip to Saginaw forest is planned and Palmyra church adds an eight room wing costing about 6500 dollars.
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