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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
3
Superintendent A A Kaldér posed 32 civic questions to local Rotary members at Thursday noon's weekly dinner at the Tavern. The room filled with reactions as members attempted to answer, with many correctly naming a new state in Manchuria and the likely presidential candidate.
Michigan State Animal Husbandry advises drenching flocks before pasture turnout to kill internal parasites and prevent reinfection. Treat lambs at six weeks, with three annual rounds. second dose four to six weeks after the first. Use a copper sulphate and nicotine mix, dosed by weight, with adjustments for poorer condition.
Saline Woman's Club met Tuesday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Ebyer. Mrs. Marion Parks spoke on Modern methods for care and treatment of delinquent and neglected children, with details on Michigan Children's Aid Society work. Mrs. Bessie Collins reported on the Ypsilanti convention, and a dainty lunch was served by the Public Welfare department.
Delmar Falk 17 and Thurman Ulrich 18, both Huntington Ind residents, were arrested near West Unity Ohio by Williams County officers after a Sunday 1:30 a.m. hold up at Fenely garage and gas station in Hudson. Ulrich previously served time for larceny and robbery, now on parole.
Michigan Farmer reports the Michizane Educational Association at Lansing adopts a vigorous public stand for enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and praises the group for its courageous stance. In a separate note, Ensley township farmer John Kinney observes six deer in his field during plowing.
Local notes reveal Mr and Mrs Pred Fletcher visiting Owosso and Kenneth Spitler substituting at Temperance High School. Socials include visits between Baker family and Leonard Baker in Owosso. Detroit trips feature Dorothy Warner Marjorie MacQueen and Katherine Prosser. St Pauls Ladies Aid plans May meeting at Mrs Visels home. Teacher Trene Dawe resumes high school duties after illness. Community figures visit Dundee and Ann Arbor. A Tuesday afternoon gathering details include Mrs Lambarth and the Detroit contingent. An Eastern Star banquet and officer installation occurs with nuptials at the bride’s parents home. First prizes awarded to Mrs Burkhart and Max Fosdik.
A Better Chicks truck from Michigan State College will tour 25 counties from April 25 to June to show poultry housing equipment and care practices for healthier flocks. College staff will present at each stop and county agents coordinate times, with the truck on campus May 17 to 20 for the Beg and Chick show.
Plans are completed for Junior Farmers Week May 5 and 6 at Michigan State College drawing about 4 800 pupils from Smith Hughes high schools. Participants compete in dairy and beef cattle judging with trophies awarded and top dairy and livestock teams earning trips to national shows. Michigan Future Farmers of America members must show a farm project cost and profit records to qualify for the State Farmer degree.
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