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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

8

Community events and engagements in Mooreville area

Central York reports Joseph Sweeney losing a horse Monday. Mrs. Mary LeBaron and Mrs. Bruce LeBaron visited Alger Allison on Sunday afternoon. Oak Grove PTA held its monthly meeting and Christmas party with a potluck and program. Jesse Bird Jr and Beulah Bergdoll wed November 13 in Ramona California. reception at Floyd Bird home. Doris Jean Wineland hosted Intermediate Sunday School Friday evening. Families visited from Yale and Dearborn. Local recital featured Moore girl students under Marion Moore. Mooreville organized 4 H clubs: Sunshine Club for girls led by Mrs James Crittenden with 16 members. Mooreville Woodpeckers for boys led by LaVerne Kazmaier with 13 members.

Joseph Sweeney Mary LeBaron Bruce LeBaron Alger Allison Oak Grove P. T. A Jesse Bird, Jr Beulah Bergdoll Ramona Calif Floyd Bird Doris Jean Wineland Kenneth Bigelow Sue Ann Yale Mondby H. W. Gilman Guy Zeluff Per Dearborn Gldud Harmon Tora Zeluff Dess Holcomb Virginia Neff Thelma Luella Mae Murray Marion Moore Mooreville Sunshine Club James Crittenden Mooreville Woodpeckers Lis! Handicraft LaVérn Kazmaier

Judd District Social Notes Reflect Ann Arbor Visits

Mr. Milkey and Albert Milkey visited Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Edd Schroen saw George Franklin Richards last week, and Harold Riggs visited Clarence Riggs Sunday. Mrs. Hess and family moved into the Jewell residence. D. G. Richards and Ruth Riggs joined Will Gallaher party in Ann Arbor. A shower for Mrs. Richards at Mrs. Schroen’s home in Ann Arbor. Progressive bingo ended with Richards family taking top prizes. A luncheon followed.

Mr. Milkey Albert Milkey Ann Arbor Edd Schroen George Franklin Richards Harold Riggs Clarence Riggs Hess Harold Jewell D. G. Richards Ruth Riggs Will Gallaher A. G. Richards Richards Margaret Schroen Schroen

Mooreville Briefs Highlightill Health Mrs Goldsmith Ill

Miss Zietella Goldsmith has been in ill health for two weeks. C. S. Herkimer of Hillman is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs A. J. I.

Zietella Goldsmith C. S. Herkimer Hillman Mre

Local Social News Highlights Weekend and Funeral Visits

Mr and Mrs Forsythe visited with the McCrones. Gilbert and Hammond couples shared time with local families. Visitors include Ernest Needham of Milan and Ellen Collins of Macon. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs R W Darling in Clinton. A birthday dinner honored J M Williams with relatives from Toledo Grand Rapids Parma Jackson Lansing Jasper Deerfield and Macon.

J. Forsythe Don McCrone BE. M. Gilbert Ralph Hammond Minnie Hammond Grace Hammod Mary McMann Elle McMann Ernest Needham Milan Ellen Collins Macon Hovey Needham Robert Hammond Ella McMann R. W. Darling Clinton Ark Thames J. M. Williams Toledo Grand Rapids Parma Jackson Lansing Jasper Deerfield

South Saline Community Notes Visit and Socials

The column lists visits and gatherings around South Saline and nearby towns. Herman Mehier and Luella Biglow host and attendances include Albert Cross, Murl Cross, Glendora, Amos Luckhardt, the Vealeys, Herbert Gilmore, H W Mehler and families, Dicni of Ann Arbor, and others. An all day session with Mrs Wilma Briggs focuses on block printing.

Herman Mehier Blissfield Luella Biglow Macon Lon. Vealey Herbert Gilmore Enidrén H. _W. Mehler Herman. Mepler

Hammond District Hosts Private Sunday Gathering

Mr and Mrs Harold Hammond and family entertained on Sunday with Mrs Mary Lewis and Mr and Mrs.

Harold Hammond Mary Lewis

Local Social Roundup From Macon and Nearby Towns

Miss Augusta Pennington remains seriously ill in Henry Ford hospital. Numerous visits and social calls are listed across Wyamdotte Wy, Detroit, Ypsilanti, Rome Center, Flint, Clinton and Tecumseh. The Community Club plans an all day meeting December 13 at the Halladays.

Augusta Pennington Henry Ford Hospital Anna William Edward Kasno Wyamdotte EB. J. Hancock Detroit R. G. Sage Clifford Tingley Ypsilanti J. W. Howell Lloyd Clark Ann ‘Arbor Frane Mickel Elia Richart Ralph Halladay Otto Schoolmacher Will Schoanmaster Rome Center M. J. Augustus Hart Lord Lee Augustus Ypsilanti’ S G. D Carl Hawkins Hugh Wright Flint Louis Pennington Jackson Will Pennington Marion Velma Glenn Crittenden J. L. Crittenden Argyle Biddle Ypsilantia Benson van de Mark Clinton Kenneth Ralph Mickel Jchildren Earl Betser Tecumseh Mickel

Michigan State hosts sixth annual dahlia trials with 126 varieties

Propagators of 23 men dahlia varieties gain recognition after Michigan State College tests 126 varieties in 1938. Five Michigan entries earn honors including Miss Clio and Leah Pearl from Clio and Berrien Springs. Entries from Minnesota Ontario West Virginia Illinois Indiana New Jersey Ohio New York Maryland and others are noted. Trials run under Wilden with the American Dahlia Society and Michigan Dahlia Society oversight. Planting begins May 15 for tubers and June 25 for cuttings.

Co. EB. Wilden Michigan State College Michigan Albert Hendricks Clio C. N. Keiser Berrien Springs Leah Pearl O. W. Slocum Ionia Burch For Oita Wilden Michigan ‘Dahlia

Michigan State Poultry Contest Records First Month Laying

Foreman Poultry Farm of Lowell Michigan leads the January output with 331 eggs from White Leghorn hens in 31 days. Dryden Farm of Modesto California and Rochele Hatchery follow with 320 and 819 eggs respectively. Several entries show low 18 to 26 eggs as younger or immature birds. Feed use averages 25.7 pounds per day per 100 hens, highlighting the need for profitable laying in the year end period.

Michigan State Colleger Rej Foreman Poultry Farm Lowell Mich Deoreman Dryden Por Farm Modesto Calif Rochelle

Dairymen in Michigan Fruit Belt Lead Milk Sales Efforts

The article notes fruit belt dairymen lead Michigan districts in daily cow milk production and sales. Extension Dairyman E C Scheidenheim explains reasons including precise records aiding feeding efficiency and higher purebred incidence. Production figures show October as a low point, with 79 pounds per day fat and a February-like pattern in 1927.

Fruit Belt Michigan E. C. Scheidenheim Michigan State College Indiana Frbma Syster Scheidenheim Gethy Footer Meat Association

Michigan county farmers join 10 year co op record project

In Michigan 149 farmers began in 1929 and are completing 10 years of consecutive records. Washtenaw County lists A J Ernst Saline John Schmidt and Mark N Green Ann Arbor R F 5 and 4. Extension specialist H A Berg notes accounts show profits diversification and optimal operation. County agents use data to guide farm improvements.

Patel Michigan State College Farm Washtenaw County A. J. Ernst Saline John Schmidt Mark N. Green Annn Arbor H. A. Berg Michigan Kent Berrien Charlevoix Newaygo

Public notice for annual account of trustee in Saline area

The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan issues an order for publication of the trustee's annual account in the estate of John George Schweitzer. A hearing is set for January 4, 1939 at 10:00 AM at the Probate Office. Publication required for three consecutive weeks in The Saline Observer. Nora O. Borgert, Register of Probate. December 8, 1938.

State OF Michigan Washtenaw Anne Arbor Said Jay G. Pray John George Schweitzer G C. Townsend Saline

Smithsonian warns of global glaciery in a million years

The Smithsonian Institution forecasts the entire United States will be covered by glaciery a million years hence. The remark suggests it would be an impractical method to erase the national debt, given the extreme timescale.

Smithsonian Institution United States Sgem

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