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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

2

Central Work Notes On Local Socials And Obituaries

Miss Mary Murray spent Wednesday night with Miss Lugenia Richards. Henry Murray and Howard Richards attended a ball game at Milan Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Shavsky of Rockwood visited Mrs Jacob Stecher Sunday. The artist and Altenperehht auction Noonday drew a good crowd and prices. Mrs Hattie Murray and children attended a club banquet in Ann Arbor Friday. John Gooding and Dan Murray with their families visited Mrs Hattie Murray Sunday. Claud Matthews and Mr Ransom called at the Stecher home Sunday as two Matthews daughters recovered from illness. Miss Una Lamb attended a Zone meeting at Stony Creek and stayed with her mother in Ann Arbor. Miss Helen Gooding funeral held at Stony Creek Thursday. she was 79 and long at neighbors’ area. William Gooding of Candor NY and Frank Gooding of Milan visited in Ann Arbor recent days.

Altenperehht Hattie Murray Carleton Marty Electa Ann Arbor Dan Murray Ridge Road Myrl Muray Mooreville Una Lamb Grange Hall Stony Creek Helen Gooding Stony Creek Thurs, Cay Miss Gooding State of New York William Gooding Candor Frank Gooding Milan Fox

Family and visitors travel to Ann Arbor and Salem

Mr and Mrs Davy and family visited relatives in Salem Sunday. Mrs D G Richards visited in Ann Arbor Wednesday and Thursday. Mr and Mrs Levi Teachout and family were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harder of Clinton spent a day at Mr Essenburgs. Mr and Mrs Langstaff entertained guests from Brighton and Detroit Sunday. A piano was purchased for the school for the teachers and pupils. Davey works near Geddes. Mrs Harwood prepares a Christmas program. Mrs Teachout entertained her sister Mrs Jaeger Friday. Mrs Harwood attended the Zone meeting Saturday at Union district. Pearl Steinman received a shower at Mr Raymonds home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Hubert Richards and Mrs W D Haines of Ann Arbor were supper guests of Mr and Mrs D G Richards Sunday.

Davy Salem D. G. Richards Ann Arbor Levi Teachout Harder of Clintom Pearl Steiman Mr. Raymond Hubert Richards Mirs W. D. Haines

Detroit visitors and local social notes

South Satine residents Henry Cornish and Hugh Craig visited Detroit on Monday. Be. Johnson and family enjoy a new Atwater Kent radio. Mrs. Hugh Craig stayed with her mother Mrs. S. Kleversant. The Gleason PTA met at George Rothfuss’s home Friday evening. Mrs. Leon Vealey and children visited her mother, Mrs. Lon Kuder, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dalzell visited Hamilton Moore and family Saturday.

Henry Cornish Hugh Craig Detroit BE. Johnson Atwater-Kent S. Kleversant Gleason P.T.A George Rothfuss Leon Vealey Lon Kuder A. J. Dalzell Hamilton Moore

West Mooreville Community Notes

West Mooreville births and social notes list a December 14 son born to Mr and Mrs C T Rudduck. Local residents visit Ann Arbor and East Lansing with relatives and friends. Mooreville P T A meets at the school house. proceeds from a church dinner total 24.45 dollars. A church committee discusses papering the church. Mrs M Davenport and Mrs Walter Stocking attend Dr Angers funeral in Dundee. Vesta Goldsmith to Mr James Kruger engagement announced. both from Flint. Neighbors celebrate Mr Hale birthday with games music and refreshments.

Harvey Moorehead Ann Arbor Mooreville Parent-Teacher Association M. Davenport Walter Stocking Angers Dundee Gus Goldsmith Zitella Goldsmith Mae Sherman Hazbldene“Goldsmith Mary Goldsmith Kenneth Ferrington Unitarian Church Ralph Moorehead M.S. C East Lansing James Vandehtar Upper Peninsula Mooreville Ladies’ Aid Society Vesta Goldsmith James Kruger Flint Charles Hale Sherman Hale

Farm prices and land ownership survey highlight

Agricultural prices show Wheat 1.25 per bushel Corn 0.84 Oats 0.42 Eggs 0.42 Trogs 11 per cwt Calves 0.13. A USDA survey across 184 counties in half the states finds that one fifth of farm landlords own about half of rented farms while the other four fifth share one tenant each.

Jts United States Department of Agriculture

Vitreous Kernels Promise Bread Quality In Wheat

Tests by J H Shollien berger and D A Coleman of the United States Department of Agriculture indicate hand vitreous kernels of wheat outperform starchy grains for bread making. The finding aligns with official grain standards that use hard and vitreous kernel percentage to classify hard red spring hard red winter durum and white wheat subclasses. Some scientists can do humanity a lot of good by inventing an automatic windshield wiper for horn rimmed spectacles.

J. H. Shollienberger D. A. Coleman United States Department of Agriculture United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mary Murray Lugenia Richards Henry Murray Howard Richards Fred Shavsky Rockwood Jacob Stecher John Gooding Judd Romeos Carhartt Davey Geddes South Satine Frank Stilts Saline Partners Club Albert Johnston Ellsworth Losee Fred Teufel Familly Everett Collins A. I. Dalzell Harrison Dalzell Bowling Gren Ohio Ypsilanti’s C. C. Jenks Optomertist Michigan Avenue Ypsilanti, Michigan Ypsilant’s West Mooreville C.T. Rudduck E. Hendershot Loyal Kanitz Myrl Murray Allison Market Report Hugh the Kennedy Shoe Market Family Xmas Wuerth Theatre Ypsilani,i Mich Rogers and Community Hollow Dle Edge Tricycles Scooters Sanford Hardware Co., Inc Practical Life
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