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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1937

Page

6

Vitamin D key for strong bones in children says expert

Miss Mary Lewis of Michigan State College urges cod liver oil or similar vitamin D sources for children from infancy to 18 20 years. Vitamin D aids calcium use to prevent rickets, with signs including rounded shoulders pigeon chest and bowed legs.

Mary Lewis Michigan State College Lewis

Michigan editors push tourism drive at 66th convention

Michigan Press Association delegates at the 66th annual convention held at Michigan State College in East Lansing urged a robust education and sales program to promote the state’s vacation resources. They asked for $150,000 yearly for 1937 1938 to fund tourist advertising and planned to host 500 to 600 editors from across the country next July for the National Editorial Association meeting.

Michigan Michigan Press Association Michigan State College East Lansing Indiana Ohio State Board of Agriculture Murphy Nowicki Case Michigan State College Men’s Glee Club Chet Shafer Three Rivers Peet Packing Company Chesaning Clayton Rand Gulfport Miss National Editorial Association Harvard University M. S. Rice Detroit Riley

Local social notes from South Saline and nearby towns

Ray Pocklington of Ypsilanti called from the Leon Vealey home on Saturday. Joyce Vealey of Detroit visited her Vealey relatives while their Gleason PTA plans a meeting at Britton. Numerous visits and dinners link the Vealey, Craig, Stilts, Stilts, Morse, Hix, and Spence families across Blissfield Britton Belleville and Ann Arbor with ill health noted for Nelson Porritt.

Ray Pocklington Ypsilanti Leon Vealey Joyce Vealey Detroit Gleason P. T. A Hugh Craig Britton Oscar Hix Dearborn Evans Roscoe Craig Jimmie Frank Stilts Lisle Morse Ann Arbor Donald Stilts Blissfield

Stove Belches Into Attic Three Weeks Without Disaster

Monday in Brooklyn the fire department investigated the Campbell house on Tiffany Road after smoke appeared around the eaves. A removed chimney stood three feet below the roof and a stove pipe connected to a sealed brick flue, letting coal and wood smoke fill the attic for three weeks without igniting the home.

Brooklyn Campbell House Tiffany Road Elmer Harden Nelson Taylor Brooklyn Ixponent

Milan Wedding Ties Dearborn Couple in Church Ceremony

Miss Margaret Holcomb and Elton Twork of Dearborn united in a Milan M E church wedding on Feb 3. Rev William Johnson officiated with a reception for 30 at Louis Smith home. The couple left for a short trip and plan to return to Dearborn.

Edith Westfall St. Joseph’s Hospital A. J. Turner Walter Hosler Tran John Cossell the Ark’ Baptist Church St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Frank Holcomb Harlan Holcomb Ralph Long Jay Agner Milan Betty Jean Carl Seleska Peggy Joyce Loyal Kanitz Paul Lewis Harry Dennison Ford Brainard Lewis Margaret Holcomb Elton Twork Dearborn Milan M. E William Johnson Louis Smith Twork Arthur Twork

Community Notes From Judd District and Nearby Towns

Judd District reports show Bakity taken to his Columbus home after an event. A Stony Creek dance drew attendees from the area Saturday night. Dearborn’s Donald Marken visited Edward Langstaff Sunday afternoon. Detroit’s Mr and Mrs Joe Elliott visited Mrs Margaret Schroen Sunday. Ann Arbor couple Mr and Mrs Hobart Richards visited D G Richards parents Sunday afternoon. Margaret Schroen hosted a gathering for D. G Richards family including Paul George F A G Richards and Mrs Stecher in honor of A G.

Fd. Schroen Arthur Bakity Columbus Ohio Stony Creek Donald Marken Dearborn Edward Langstaff Joe Elliott Detroit Margaret Schroen Hobart Richards Ann Arbor D. G. Richards Paul George F A. G. Richards Stecher A. G

Birthday Anniversary Dinner With Heart Decor

A 6 o'clock dinner celebrated a birthday anniversary. The table featured heart decorations and a birthday cake with candles at the center of the table.

Local notes and visits from the area residents

Frank Cammet remains in serious condition. Mrs. Bert Ede is spending the week in Bancroft. The Willing Workers meet at Elsie Hanson's home on Thursday February 18. Lee Tescher and family back from a two week southern trip. Jean Parsons guest of Nita and David Neubert in Ypsilanti for a birthday dinner. Mrs. George Burkhart returned home after six weeks with relatives in Detroit. George Martin and son visit his parents Merritt Martin in Ann Arbor. Friendly Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Sam Lambarth with honors for Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Weber. Adrian Hisman entertained at dinner honoring her parents Forsythe, who left for Florida. John Moody of Ann Arbor and Steven Karr of Detroit visiting. George Austin staying with uncle Stephen Curtiss in Claremont Florida. plans to return by early March. Electric service between Hudson and Jackson down four hours due to a broken Hi tension line when Herman Herold felled a tree. Local man recalls reading Lamb price in Signal. lamb was 35c per pound in county seat market.

Frank Cammet Bert Ede Bancroft Harry Holmes Dora Lansing Elsie Hanson Lee Tescher South Jean Parsons Nita David Neubert Ypsilanti George Burkhart Fred Gillen Detroit George Martin Small Ann Arbor Merritt Martin Sam Lambarth Friendly Bridge Club Charles Schultz Oscar Weber Adrian Hisman Edgar Forsythe

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