Social notes and visitors fill Saline area week
Ann Arbor and nearby residents visit Saline area churches clubs and homes. Mr and Mrs James Miller visit Ann Arbor. Dane Fosdick and others from Fenton Ypsilanti Pontiac Adrian and Milan spend days with local families. Meetings posts include poultry club census changes and a February 20 dance at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Ann Arbor
Opera House
Cooper
Ida B. Reilly
Adrian
Ben Uphaus
Saline
Paul Kempf
Carl Eberbach
Lynda Eberbach
James Campbell
Household Fish and Oyster Pie and Related Dishes
The recipe describes assembling a fish and oyster pie with layers of fish, oysters, bread crumbs, nutmeg or mace, and parsley, topped with browned crumbs or puff pastry. It notes adding hot milk and butter, and optional egg for a lighter pie, then baking. Also outlined are a fish chowder with pork, fish, onions, crackers, and a method for dry oyster stew.
Chelsea School Notes And Class Parties Arranged
Esther Gross entered the third grade and George Blakeley the fourth grade on Monday. A basketball game with Chelsea teams is set for Friday night here. Freshmen hosted a year end party Friday night with a Valentine party for the Sophomore class Saturday evening February 13. The house was decorated with red and white hearts and a supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gross
George Blakeley
Chelsea
Mrs.Arthur
Farmers and Industry Confer on Marketing Aid in Michigan
Representatives from farming and industry met at East Lansing for a special marketing conference called by state officials. Speakers endorsed the Dickinson bill principles and urged stronger farmer cooperation and self development to handle surpluses, with further meetings likely as agencies in Michigan join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S.C
Des Moines
Iowa
Michigan
East Lansing
Grant Hudson
Césiie Peek
American Council of Afri~culture
C. B. Bement
Gansins
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Michigan State College
A.B. Cook
State Grange
GC. Ly Brody
State Farm Bureau
Homister Lennon
Lennon
Mich
C. M. Culver
Detroit Employers’ Association
Cox and Horner
M. S.C. IL
Whitney Watkins
Agriculture
Oil-Tight Enclosures Protect All Engine Parts
A report notes that no oiling is required and all working parts including the engine are completely enclosed in oil-tight dust-proof housings. The article emphasizes sealed designs reduce maintenance and exposure to contaminants.
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W. E. Dietiker
Saline, Mich
Stark Bros
Stark Brothers
Sanford Hardware Co. Inc
Observer
Dane Fosdick
Fenton
Fred Heininger
Ypsilanti
Mantle Schrader
Cook & Son
E. H. Ewing
Pontiac
Edward Feuerbacher
Roe Wilson
BE. I. Collins
C. H. Canven
S. Kieversaat
C.R. Pierce
Corres Webber
Edgerton
Ohio
Reuben Rogers
Austin White
William Whitcomb
Arthur Derr
Harry Friis
Gertrude Bullis
Farmington
Jennie Burlison
Adrian and
Roy ‘Heilman
Mrs. C. R. Pierce
Michigan Union
Gertrude
Bullis
Frank Dieterle
Florida
Land of Perpetual
Sunshine
Pittsfield
York
Louise Schroen
Maple Avenue
Sharp
George Crittenden
A. Heininger
Saline Poultry Association
Fred Hartman
Osler
Lance, Rogers
Ralph Adams
Dolly Leighton
Sam. Boyd
George Reese
Milan
S. Kleversant
Hugh Craig
Roscoe
C. R. Pierce
Frank Cammet
Addie Corbett
Ypsilantia
Howard
Albert Johnston
South Saline
Mr. Phillips
Martin P
Miss Crowder
Genevieve C
Miss C
Donald T
Ruth H
Donald
George Uphaus Weissinger
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Wairen S. Holmes
Board of Education
H. H. Achemire Co
Auburn
Indiana
Vanderwahl & Co
Grand Rapids
Guarantee Electric Co
Battle Creek
Jake Deere Tractor
H. Gross & Son
Liberty ‘Theatre
Zane ‘Grey
Owen Moore
Constance Bennett
Mabel Ballin
Charles Ogle
David Butler
Tom Mix
Tony
Alber & Theurer
the Springbrook Mills, Saline
GEO
Ann Arbor, Michs
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