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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1926

Page

2

Central York Community Notes and Local Visits

A birth is recorded for Parker and Mrs. Murray on December 4. Local residents make social visits to Ypsilanti, Milan, Ann Arbor, and Latine. Oak Grove PTA met December 2 with community songs and talks by Pearl Dicks Celon Hess and Edith Thomas on Christmas books. Peru's Lima grows into a modern city with about 150000 residents.

Orrin Canine Clare Josephine van Houten Oak Grove America Maggie Ann Arbor Edith Thomas U. of M. Library Extension Service

Davenport Family News From Ann Arbor Community

Mrs Elizabeth Davenport lies seriously ill at home in Ann Arbor. N C Davenport and family visited, Fred Mayer and son Wantren hosted relatives, Norman Moore visited Detroit with Ralph West family, Helen Stienle returned home after a stay with Fred Mayer, Davenport clan attended funeral of Aunt Malissa Burrrows in Northville.

Tracy LeBaron Milan John Gooding Elizabeth Davenport Ann Arbor N. C. Davenport Rstiv Fred Mayer Wantren Clayton Rentchier Norman Moore Detroit Ralph West Helen Stienle Gar Davenport Northville Malissa. Burrrows

Local residents visit and household guests reported

The column lists numerous social visits and stays across Falmond district towns including Mrs. A S Johnston, Beatrice Cross, Leota Cross, D Clark of Ann Arbor, Mrs. R Pierce, LeRoy Heilman, Sam Craig, Albert Johnston, Carol Pierce, Ellsworth Losee, Aubrey Pocklington, Hilah Jean Pierce, Geraldine Kuder, Mary Stallings resigning as Gleason school teacher with Tina Miller replacing her, and mentions Britton and Adrian hosts. It notes the Andorra president’s salary of $25 a year.

A. S. Johnston Beatrice Leota Cross D. Clark Ann Arbor William Haslick Sam Craig Albert Johnston Carol Pierce Ann Artbot Ellsworth Losee Aubrey Pocklington Britton Mary Stallings Gleason School Mins Tina Miller Hugh Craig Hilah Jean Pierce 5. Kleversant

November Pupils Honored In South Saline News

This South Saline item lists students who were neither absent nor tardy in November, totaling 22 of 30 pupils, plus notes on teachers and PTA activities. It also mentions community visits by families from Tecumseh and Ypsilanti and a hospital visit by Genevieve Dunn, with a brief note on a marine biology society report about deep sea fishermen using arc lights.

Julia Dorothy Gordon Mary Sage Ernest Needham Milan E. O. Stimpson Clara Irving Ypsilanti Lucille Gilbert Claude Dora Gilbert Joseph Genevieve Dunn Faye Gilbert St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Waynard Vaneta Carr Evelyn Irene Helen Dunn Helen Maxine Pauline Ruby Easton Nora Betty Eleen Girbach Everett Clara Doris Gilbert Doris Finkbeiner Mildred Frances Liams Lenita Glendora Frances McCollium

Fire Destroys Barn on Wilson Farm Near London Church

The Dundee Reporter notes a Monday night fire at the Wilson farm known as the old Webster Place near London Church. The barn and contents, including two mules and a cow, were burned with the cause not known. The article also mentions a spelling bee, a January meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Needham, and lists several program committee members.

Hammond P.T.A Ed. McCollum America Shaw School Long Reubena Doris Finkbeiner Floyd Rhoades Mr. Cash Supt. Nurnberger Hovey Needham Burt Osborn Henry Cornish Harry Moorhead Wilson Farm Webester Place London Dundee

Machine Made To Kill Corn Borers In Lenawee County

Lenawee County farm agent A B VanSchoick details a machine with 150 metal flails at 1800 RPM that destroys corn borers by shredding stalks and stubble. He notes burning as a costly, inadequate method and reports plans to test the device on level and ridged fields, surface pulverizing Lenawee cornfields in spring.

Lenawee County A. B. VanSchoick Manchester Enterprise

Agricultural prices and a driving incident at Grass Lake

Wheat at 1.26 per bushel oats 0.42 corn 0.84 hogs 10 to 11 calves 0.18 eggs 0.45. An automobile driver fell asleep at the wheel near Grass Lake injuring a large tree in front of the News office. The Buick Master Six crashed into the tree and was left abandoned.

Grass Lake News

Also Mentioned on This Page

Central York Parker Murray Guy Richards Howard Electa Murray Mirs Alger Allison Lloyd LeBaron Tracy le~ Few and Son John Gooling J. W. Dicks Pearl Jacob Stecher Orrin Milfond Canine and Family Saline Comstock Kix Wanis Lima Peru Besort Falmond District Guy Greenfield R. Pierce Adrian LeRoy Heilman Geraldine Kuder Mrs Earl Rudger M. M. Dillon Milford William Baslick Matilda Pocklington Britten William Waslick Little Republic of Andorra Europe South Saline Sebastian Finkbeiner Hovey Needhan Tecumseh Ruth Needham Lucy Hickey Helen Moorehead The Marine Biological Society Ypsilanty’s Leading Jewelry Store Jenks C. C. Jenks Michigan Avenue Ypsilanti, Michigan Ypsilant Union Zone V Union School Nora Wilson Mildred Robinson Doris Layher Ottilda Hinderer Mildred Hoeft Laura Jaeger Stanley Hartman Lord Cornwallis Luella Feldkamp Loren Hinderer Raymond Strider Wesley Feldkamp Florence Weber Willard Schaitle Pied Piper of Hamlin Eracles Elizabeth and Lauren Hornsbeck Hemingway Arend Dell Finkbeiner Charlotte Benton Thomas Mills Chase Kazmaier Bartells Shaw Market Report Dancing Studios Wuerth Arcade Mich Nickel’s Arcade Romeos Carhartt W. L. Sturm Dodge Brothers F.C.B. Ypsilanti Joseph H. Thompson, Inc DepGee Brothers Motor Cars
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