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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
5
Local notices recount visits among families in Saline and surrounding towns. Persons include Ruth and Lucille Aprill, Naomi Friis, Agnes Rentschler, Clara Bickel, and many others visiting relatives in Ann Arbor Detroit Harrisville and Chicago. A Shakespearean vibe fades as social ties, trips, baptisms, and weddings populate a busy community page.
A retrospective note recalls Miss Bertha Dieterle of Tecumseh vacationing at her old home with sister Mrs Sebastian Finkbeiner. Mrs CGH Carven and daughter from Macon visited Detroit friends. Mrs Henderson returned from a home visit to Higgins Lake cottage. Mrs William Sturm visited Manchester with her mother Mrs Bauer. Edna and Frieda Gross toured Fremont Tiffin and Old Fort Recovery by auto. Mrs C O Woodbridge and Muriel Wright expected home from Kingsville Ontario. Lloyd Fairbank left for Seattle to visit his sister Lulu and grandmother in Los Angeles, about a month away.
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs Alfred Young welcomed a little daughter. Miss Grace Dell left her job at the telephone office. The school board has not decided on opening the new term with one teacher still to hire. Mrs Clark Carter hosted Mrs Marian Mather and Millard Harriott in a Sunday grapophone recital. L Walker moved to mining country at Snelling California where he praised the climate. D F Slayton, en route from Washington to Montana, visited his sister Mrs C H Carven. Slayton is a large Montana rancher who has sheep and lambs to feed after a busy shear season of 7 600 head.
A violent windstorm near Flint and Romeo hurled a building onto a parked sedan carrying two women en route to Washington from Romeo. The house later blew off the car, leaving the vehicle only slightly damaged. The women exited calmly and continued home.
A Michigan State College dairy bulletin outlines silage practices to boost winter feed. Corn stover in silo provides 39 to 40 percent more value than dried stalks. use corn, beet tops, and apple pomace silage to diversify feeds. Temporary silos are recommended when permanent structures are unavailable.
Eight teams from Hillsdale County enter a 780 purse intercounty baseball tournament at Hillsdale Fair. Rivalries heat up as teams from eight nearby villages compete. Preliminary games include American Oils defeating Pleasant Lake. West Unity and Pioneer from Ohio join the lineup for September 6. Litchfield vs North Adams and Hillsdale vs Adrian set for September 25 with semi finals later in fair week.
Jean Harlan aged son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harlan sustained fractures to both arms just above the wrists while playing on a trapeze swing at Hillis Playground Sunday afternoon. He slipped from the bar and struck the ground about three and a half feet below. A local physician reduced the fractures.
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