Local News Notes From Saline Area Thanksgiving Gatherings
In South Saline and nearby towns residents share Thanksgiving visits and family meals. Numerous Ott distances include Adrian Milan Tecumseh Ypsilanti Detroit and Belleville. many relatives attend dinners with the Teufel, Vealey, Craig, Doriel and other families. The long list mentions Bob Osborns and Albert Collins birthday observances and local shopping notes in the Liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Teufel
M. Teufel
Hugh Craig
Detroit
Leon Vealey
Adrian
Arden Vealey
Ypsilanti
Helen Pierce
Walter ‘Craig
Ann Arbor
Floyd Getterman
Hamilton Fetterman
Donald Stilts
Monroe
Charley
Leroy Heilman
Cora Walters
Earl Kuter
Ed. Gould
Lansing
Harry Doniel
Willard Hall
N. Dibble
Tecumseh
Dennis Dowling
Hamilton Moore
Amos Luckhardt
Adolph Stierle
Clyde Spence
Floyd Spence
Thurlow
Herman. Mehler
Britton
Ida Doriel
Harry Doriel
Palmyra
Beckman
Ann. Arbor
Earl Bacon
Jennie Leonard
Osborne
Burt Osborne
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Ralph Hammond
Stilts-Kuder
N. Mehler
Thurlow Mehler
Leroy Kemp
Onsted
N. M. McConnell
Floyd Sipence
Olive Easlick
Albert Johnston
Ellsworth Losee
Saline
Geraldine Kutler
Ford Hospital
Macon
Clifford. Mansfield
Sam Westlake
Azalid
Merle Cross
Albert. Cross
Barbara Mohlerhardt
Fred Reese
Edwin Gall
James Brooks
Arthur Camburn
Edward Hartwig
Elmer Roe
William Galloway
Wattz
Nelson Parrott
Belleville
Fannie McNeil
Gagetown
Football Banquet Honors High School Team Tuesday
A Tuesday football banquet at the high school featured letter awards for the prior season and an inspirational talk by James Brown dean of men at Michigan State Normal college. The event, organized by the school’s girls under Mrs Jena Herrington and Mrs A A Kalder, included performances by a male quartet and solo by George Hart. Coach Ray Shaw presented first and second team letters to a list of players headed by Elvin Armbruster and Eldean Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Michigan State Normal College
Jena Herrington
A. A. Kalder
Robert Starling
Don Burkhart
Kalder
George Hart
Ray Shaw
Starring
Brown
Elvin Armbruster
Eldean Bernard
Gerald Coe
Waldo, Gross
Painted Crockery Takes Center Stage In Modern Decor
In the Twentieth century beauty crusade interior decorators transform everyday kitchenware. Grandma’s cookie jar and the little brown jug join modern cracker jars and pitchers with painted hollyhocks and flowers, offered as deluxe Christmas gifts in art shops nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darily
Enamel Cloth Cushions For Holiday Decor
A cushion described as colorful enamel cloth with bas relief flowers promises a festive thrill for interior design enthusiasts. It notes enamel cloth differs from glazed chintz and resembles colored patent leather available in pastel and exotic shades including black.
Thanksgiving News and Visits Across Kalamazoo Area
Thanksgiving events and greetings dominate this column with visits to Kalamazoo homes from Detroit and Chelsea, hunting trips to the Upper Peninsula, a fiftieth wedding anniversary at Lodi Township, and a funeral gathering for W L Rankin in Oak Park Illinois. Observers and implement dealers attend conventions in Lansing and many relatives travel from Detroit Ann Arbor Chelsea and Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Starling
Kalamazoo
William Panzer
Detroit
Mable Case
Jennie Clark
Ella
Caroline Rentschler
St. Paul's Church
Monroe Street
Alwin Gross
Chester Baker
Anna Clark
Iska Boettger
Phoebe Bush
Edwin Beutler
Chelsea
Gottfried Zahn
Lodi Township
Stephen Klingmann
New York City
C. F. Rankin
Jackson
Maud Rankin
A. F. Kerr
Racine
Wisconsin
Martin Fisher
Washington, D. C
Betty King
Ed. Martin, Jr
R. C. Danley
Danley Machine Company
Oak Park
Illinois
P. H. Danley
River Forest
George Danley
Berwyn
Walter J. Barr
Chicago
J. Feiber
R. O. Johnson
Irene Gries
Wilber Sherman
Young
Carved Wood Mountings for Handbag Frames
Handbag or pocketbook frames of carved wood entice with ivory like polish and natural brown tones. Frames fit bags sewn with felt velvet or fabric. wood perforations accept stitches for mounting.
Foley's Honey and Tar for public speakers cough
A Salem ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to ease irritated throats and prevent coughing at gatherings. It claims the remedy forms a soothing coating and is widely used by speakers, preachers, singers, and teachers. Available at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Foley’s
Wheeler’s
Michigan State college study forecasts for sheep industry profits
An animal husbandry survey from Michigan State College outlines improving factors for Michigan flocks. Lower lamb prices reduced meat costs and boosted demand, aiding storage turnover, while a higher wool tariff could lift the wool market. The report notes a 25 percent rise in woolen mill business and a drop in US wool imports, with five profit strategies: cull nonproducers, prevent losses, cut costs by better feeding, use efficient methods, and raise more lambs per 100 ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Division
Michigan State College
Michigan
United States
The
College
Death Notice for Bernard H Teepe in Saline Township
Bernard Henry Teepe died at his home in Saline township on Wednesday morning December 3 at age 81. He is survived by his daughter Miss Lovilla. Funeral services will be from the home at 1 30 Friday afternoon with burial in Benton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Henry Teepe
Saline Township
Miss Lovilla
Benton
Dairy cow milk yield guide from Michigan State dairy department
The dairy department at Michigan State College advises feeding based on each cow’s milk output. Three pounds of high testing milk or four pounds of low testing milk should be paid per pound of grain. For legume hay, use 12 percent digestible protein with a grain mix of oats barley wheat cottonseed meal and linseed meal. If roughage includes timothy or corn stover, use an 18 percent protein mix with barley oats wheat cottonseed and linseed meals or 32 percent dairy feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy
Michigan State College
Dairy Department
Community thanks for flowers and support after bereavement
The David Steidle family thanks neighbors and friends for flowers and help and for Rev. Adolf Lederer and the choir's comforting words during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Lederer
David Steidle
More Indigents This Year Than Previously
County auditor chairman L. C. Cushing reports higher demand for indigent care this fall. He projects at least 25 more patients in November than in 1929, with 34 hospitalized in October versus a 20 average. Ten months total spending reaches $34,861.54 at $129.12 per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Cushing
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