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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

3

Michigan State survey finds long running clover strains

Lansing report notes co op agents and MSU farm crops department surveyed Michigan farms for red clover strains with the longest growing years. Exhibits will be shown at Farmers Week. Winners include EB Lundberg with 60 plus years and Gretinberger 40 years. others with 30 years. Also mentions prison terms for two men in a Clayton bank robbery and Thelma Sutton Woodard bound over for January term.

Lansing Farm Crops Department of Michigan State College Michigan AL Lundberg Dimondale W. ¥. Grettinberger Okemos Fred Berry Howell A. J. Lutz Saline Will Dennis Muir Harry “Brown Mason Jackson Rollo Harroff James H. Straley Pioneer Ohio Exchange Bank Clayton Thelma Sutton Woodard Alma Addison Courier

Rotary Club Hosts District Governor Keyworth Visit

Hamtramck district governor M. R. Keyworth visited the Pista Saline Rotary Club during a luncheon last Thursday. He outlined club goals, praised recent progress since organization, and noted it takes about three years for a club to reach full efficiency.

Pista Saline M. R. Keworth Hamtramck Fort Beatie Rotary Brother Keyworth Mr. Keyworth

Saline High School News Highlights Staff Rosters

Florence Hertier Virginia Gilbert-George Martin Jack Arend edits assist. Twelfth and eleventh grade reporters, tenth grade reporter, Dorothy Hertier ninth grade reporter, Mae Schroen eighth grade reporter, Francis Bowen seventh grade reporter. Esther Gross athletics. Dale Noble music and art.

Florence Hertier Virginia Gilbert George Martin Jdack Arend Dorothy Hertier Na Mae,Schroen Francis Bowen Esther Gross Dale Noble

Progress Parade From Ox Carts To High Speed Travel

A reflective piece traces changes from ox carts to motor cars and airplanes, hand tools to tractors, candlelight to electricity, and village life to widespread communications and mobility. It links educational progress to economic growth and calls for ongoing adaptation in schools to future needs. It notes Christmas themes and a school section covering literature, history, and grade reports.

Hoover

Big Day Plans At School For Christmas Party

The excerpt notes plans for a Christmas tree and party on December 20 with drawn names for gifts. Charles Uphaus and Max Collins look forward to their birthdays. Coasting on the hill behind the school provided much sport, and visitors last week included Mrs. Carl Miller and Mrs. Harold Jahnke.

Charles Uphaus Max Collins Carl Miller Harold Jahnke

Weekend visits and a car wreck with injuries in Dearborn area

Miss Ruth Bond of Dearborn spent the weekend with Mrs Mabie Case. Mr and Mrs Lee Tescher entertained neighbors at cards. Mr and Mrs Hardin McCoy and son James of Pontiac visited R S McCord. Mr and Mrs C D Fiinkbeiner hosted a six o'clock dinner. Mr and Mrs H S Osler and family of Ann Arbor joined Mr and Mrs Harold Miller for Saturday evening. G T Alexander had a wreck skidding into a ditch on the way to Ann Arbor with his daughter Jane who suffered a broken arm. Alexander uninjured. Mrs Theodore Fosdick learned of her brother Fred Suddaby's sudden heart-attack death in Toledo. funeral Friday afternoon in Toledo. Mr and Mrs B J Boettger hosted bridge with Mr and Mrs Donald Burkhart Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunt and Mr and Mrs C W Ward. Hunt won high honors and Boettger the consolation. Christmas wreaths and plants were at The Greenhouse.

Ruth Bond Dearborn Mabie Case Lee Tescher Hardin McCoy James Pontiac R. S. McCord C. D. Fiinkbeiner H.'S. Osler Ann Arbor Harold Miller G. 'T. Alexander Jane Alexander Theodore Fosdick Fred Suddaby Toledo B. J. Boettger Bridge Donald Burkhart Ralph. Hunt C. W. Ward Hunt

Druggist Says Adierika Relieves Severe Gas

An advertisement features Mrs A Ada mek claiming gas on her stomach was nearly fatal, but Adierika relieved it in 10 minutes. The promo asserts Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel removing waste, with constipation relief in two hours. a Ross remedy is noted as acting only on the lower bowel.

Adierika Mark B Sigden

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