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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
6
An ideal Yuletide gift for a young girl who loves boudoir finery. These dainty mules are crocheted of crepe twist resembling raffia. They are hard twisted crepe paper and come in lovely colors. Six skeins make one pair of mule tips mounted on satin padded soles with tufts of ostrich feathers for extra beauty.
A raffia basket photo shows bas relief flowers and vivid painting as the season’s gift trend. A note praises the idea of a gift from one woman to another. Nearby, P W Frey captured a wildcat on Bailey farm east of Hillsdale weighing 15 pounds and 37 inches long, planning to exhibit the skin in town.
Mrs Myrtie Stilson of Lansing recounts indigestion gas and bilious attacks eased by Konjola after trying many medicines. She reports lasting relief two years later and credits Konjola for her improved health. Konjola sold in Saline Michigan at O C Wheelers Pharmacy and by major druggists.
A senior led Thanksgiving assembly opened with songs and prayers. Reports cover loyalty to school property, library care, and participation in games and debates. Updates detail class activities from seniors to eighth grade, basketball efforts, and a Washington trip carnival planned for December with community booths and sideshows.
Betty Covell from Adrian visited Miss Nona Pocklington. Many families hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving and weekends, with gatherings across Adrian Dundee Raisinville Ypsilanti Northville Detroit and Detroit area. Several trips and visits to kin mark the period.
County agent A H Hagen outlines plans for the 4 H Achievement banquet to be held December 12 by the Ann Arbor Kiwanis club. Leaders parents and project workers will attend as achievement certificates county champions and trophies are awarded. Tickets must be purchased in advance from Mr Hagen.
The United States Bureau of Mines sees petroleum and its derivatives as potential substitutes for butter lard leather rubber perfumes explosives and other products. Current research aims to produce petroleum derivatives commercially for uses including artificial rubber tires waterproof clothing varnish substitutes and various alcohols.
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