Saline High School Citizenship Essay and Student News
Saline High School reflects on citizenship through an address by C L Goodrich at the new building dedication. The feature urges respect for school property, discipline in use of the gym and stage, and law abiding conduct. It includes student reports from sophomores to sixth grade on classes, projects, and honor rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Goodrich
Goodrich
Toibe
Charles Collins
Junior Layher
Edwin Goltz
Rubena Bredenitz
Wilma T Brédernitz
Grace Clark
Celia Kalder
Katherine Marken
Wayne Westrick
School Notes Highlight Reading Tests and Sports Fun
Sophomores finish Silas Marner and test over it with focus on characters. Juniors and freshmen list class activities from English to algebra and Civics as students describe busy days. The eighth and fourth grades share honor rolls, decorations, and upcoming opening day plans. Seven grade teams play, cards issued, and attendance celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Marner
Preshmen
Hinglish
Glen Bracey
Grover ‘Burgan
Max Collins
Jean Fosdick
Doris Jean ‘Henne
Dora Holmes
Dean Hutzel
Richard Jahnke
Helen Lambarth
Arlene Lange
Laura ‘Lawrence
Gertrude Marken
Bob Ormsby
Charles’ Uphaus
Ruth, Welter
Hdms Zick
Bill Hoagie
Paul Rogers
Frank
Isabell Gilmore
Cotton
Mrs. Ormsby
Betty Ormsby
Dorothy Noonan
Grace Braun
Ruth Hartman
Ruth Schieh
William Tower
Cooperation Drives School Projects And Progress Across Grades
An editorial extols cooperation as the key to successful school events and progress. It notes a panquet for football, a new building voted and completed, and students learning teamwork in sports and class discussions on Emerson Thoreau and current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Thoreau
History class studies the slavery question and Roman government
In our history class the slavery question and attitudes across sections are studied. Latin I learns a new song and reads about Rome's government. English class explores Hawthorne and his writings. The piece ends with a note on an outsider's opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hawthorne
Bacteria May Give Butter Bad Flavor
Bacteriology experts at Michigan State College explain that bad flavors in butter arise not only from faulty tins but can be produced by adding bacteria to butter or cream. Properly tinning and avoiding contamination reduce occurrences. poor butter lowers product value and consumer satisfaction. Prof. Einstein heads to California to lecture, with varied remarks sprinkled about politics and calendar reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacteriology
Michigan State College
4-H Pig Club Champions In Three Groups Picked
The Britton Observer reports three 4-H pig club champions across fattening pigs breeding gilt and sow and litter. Maurice Evans Palmyra won fattening pig county honors with 200 pound pigs. Burdette Carroll Blissfield earned breeding gilt top honors. Elmer Bryan won sow and litter county title. Overall 29 members finished the program, netting $747.29 in profit across projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Evans
Tipton
Robert Judson
Palmyra
Maurice
Burdette Carroll
Blissfield
Burdette
James Mores
Jasper
James
Elmer Bryan
Donald Miller
Elmer
Donald
Tunic Frock Reflects Russian Influence
Stylists draw inspiration from Russia shaping daytime fashion with tunic frocks and the revived over blouse. The look echoes across the line, following last season’s shift toward tucked ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Crepe Paper Cushion Craft Idea
Instructions describe making cushions from crepe paper with fruit shapes, a georgette coating for durability and a hand painted look. Layering cotton inside before stitching adds fullness. Suitable as a Christmas gift admired by recipients.
Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Toll in Michigan July 1930
Dr. W. T. Claxton notes 26 diphtheria and eight scarlet fever deaths in Michigan during July 1930. He urges immunization at six months to wipe out these diseases, explains toxin and anti-toxin roles, and describes the Shick test for immunity. Scarlet fever immunity lasts about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
W. T. Claxton
Konjola Praised By Detroit Man For Health Revival
Walter Bond of Detroit describes dramatic improvement after using Konjola. He reports weight gain strength return of energy and better sleep after five bottles and endorses the medicine as free of alcohol and harmful chemicals. He notes sale at O C Wheeler's Pharmacy Saline Michigan and availability in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bond
910 East
Grand Boulevard
Detroit
Saline
Michigan
O. C. Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Usiness
Ann Arbor
E. S. Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
A, A, Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
North Fourth Ave
E. M. Wurster
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers
Joseph L. Arnet
Huron Street
Ann Arbor, Mich
American Rug Cleaning Works
Green St
Haller
State Street Jewelers
Exide ‘Batteries
G.Y. Gook & Son
Saline High School News
Virginia Gilbert
Lucille Schmid
Alma Ernst
Nora Gordon
Martin
Ce Cette Inez Sloss
Emogean Koebbe
Charles Collins Hileen
Louis Bowen
Editorial
Charles Dickens
Louise Alber
Lloyd Armbruster
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Helen Hutzel
John, Schroen
Betty King
Ruth
Schleh
Kalder
Einstein
California
Hollywood
The
Britton Observer
Claxton
Konjola
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Lottie Wallace
Saline Business Directory
L. E. Fast
McKay Steets
A. J. Warren Tornado
Heal Estate and
Burglar Insurance Real Estate
Justice of the Peace
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
Jay W. Harmon
Michigan Avenue
Frigidaire
A. L. Westphal Restaurant Saline
Michigan Ave
A. Armbruster
Standard Oil Products
Ann Arbor Street
Chrysler
Plymouth
Pontiac
Oakland
International Farm Implements
Parsons & Dodge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!