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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
5
Numerous residents visit relatives in Ann Arbor Detroit and Saline. long list of weekend guests, travels to Cadillac Toledo and Chicago. reunions, engagements and weddings planned. Washtenaw County Rotary meeting notes. community life reflected in many names and places.
Isaac Clark Shaw marked his 96th birthday at his daughter Mrs. George M. Wood’s home in Omaha where he has resided for 25 years. The longtime resident, who never missed a presidential vote, has never needed a doctor and plans a Kansas City motor trip to see grandson Raymond Wood.
Miss Florence Cook hosted Miss Jean LeBaron of York in recent days. Mrs. Andrew Decker of LaGrange Indiana visits daughter Mrs. C A Curtiss. Fred Layher and Harold Layher of Ann Arbor visit their parents. Mr and Mrs Fred Schmid take a two week vacation. Miss Margaret Rentschler works in the store. Auto driver license deadline extended to September 1 as many cannot finish in time. Mr and Mrs John Burkhardt and Emanuel Rentschier trip to Omaha. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gauss and Carl Schleh entertain Charles Braun and family and Rev Schoettle and family of Adrian.
Ed Heininger lost a gold watch a few days ago. Miss Agatha Josenhans returned from a four week visit with relatives in Detroit. Work on G C Townsend's new house progresses toward plaster. An ice cream social is planned on the lawns of Mrs Carven and Mrs LaRue on Friday evening August 26. C B Isbell's plum tree bears heavily with 73 plums on a single 19 inch branch. Mr and Mrs S S Fairbank left for Boston for the Fairbank Family reunion at the 1636 old homestead. about six thousand Fairbanks invited. Roosevelt and Senator Fairbank expected to speak.
H Berson, national president of the Farmers Educational Cooperative Union, spoke at the first annual picnic and rally at Pleasant Lake. About 800 heard his remarks on the union’s growth, Washington work, and calls for cost of production legislation to boost farm buying power. The event was sponsored by Bridgewater local with plans to make it an annual affair.
A letter from T R Blackford of 1631 Euclid St Washington DC urges guarding against fake remedies for asthma. He claims one dollar buys a doctor’s prescription that relieved him after 25 years and references other long standing cases.
Michigan State College animal husbandry officials describe preserving excess cattle by corning and drying. Guidelines cover salting ratios, brine composition, and step by step curing, drying, and storage for long term use. The article notes economic pressure from low cattle prices and reduced herds as a motive.
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