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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1937

Page

3

Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings

Mrs Alger Allison visited Mrs Elwin Sanders on Saturday. Mrs Hattie Murray and her daughter Miss Electa are ill with flu. Grant Allison of Wayne stopped by Alger Allison and family Sunday. Mrs Alger Allison attended the Friendly class at Miss Fannie Friis. The Sew and Sew Club hosted by Miss Marjory Weed had nine girls, played games, and served lunch.

Alger Allison Elwin Sanders Hattie Murray Electa Grant Allison Wayne Fannie Friis Marjory Weed

Community Notices in JUDD DISTRICT Society Events

Ruth Carson hosted her sewing club and visitors included Mrs H C Reeves of Milan and Mrs D G Richards. The Wiegand, Schroen and Richards families visited in Lapeer. Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor spent time with the Richards family. Tom Carson returned to work at Saline Valley Farms after a hospital stay in Detroit.

Ruth Carson H. C. Reeves Milan D. G. Richards Tom Carson Carl Wiegand Edna. Schroen A. G. Richards Lapeer Will Gallaher Ann Arbor Saline Valley Farms Detroit

Neighborhood Social Notes From Deerfield and Ridgeway

Mr and Mrs Albert Schrader of Deerfield called on the George Wiedman home Tuesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Murphy and daughter of Detroit visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Kleinschmidt recently. Mr and Mrs Reuben Feldkamp entertained seventy neighbors and friends Thursday evening February ith. Cards were played all evening top scores went to Mrs Margaret Brown of Ridgeway and Lowell Boehm Lowell Shirley Kern and Kenneth Heininger. Sandwiches doughnuts and coffee were served.

Albert Schrader Deerfield George Wiedman Murphy Detroit Fred Kleinschmidt Reuben Feldkamp Margaret Brown Ridgeway Lowell Boehm Lowell Shirley Kern Kenneth Heininger

Mooreville Social News Indicates Multiple Local Visits

Miss Grace Ann Crittenden remains at University hospital under observation while Ellen Murray sick with scarlet fever. Milan residents Olney Butler and family visited Earl Gordon and family. Fred Sherman and baby from Dearborn visited Gust Goldsmith and family. Loyal Kanitz and son Russell and Emmett Hendershot visited in Ann Arbor. Floyd Rhoades and family from Saline spent Sunday with Howard Guenther. A miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Elton Twork was held in Milan with I O O F hall activities and gifts.

Grace Ann Crittenden University Hospital Ellen Murray Myri Murray Olney Butler Milan Earl Gordon Fred Sherman Dearborn Gust Goldsmith Loyal Kanitz Russell Emmett Hendershot Ann Arbor Floyd’ Rhoades Saline Howard Guenther Elton Twork I. O. O. F. Hall

Hammond District Social Notes Rally Fun and Visits

The column lists local residents visiting relatives and friends across Grass Lake Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Holloway Tecumseh and nearby areas. Notable mentions include Alma Stimpson Doris Gilbert Genevieve Gilbert and Leona Hichel with college ties, birthday surprises for Everett Gilbert and multiple Sunday visits by the Hammond and Gilbert families.

Sword of two wars owned by Fort Snelling sergeant

Master Sergeant Cadwallader Jones of Fort Snelling Iowa possesses a sword with Revolutionary and Civil War lineage. The blade, used against British and Indian forces and in the Creek uprising, remains in good condition after generations of use. It was presented to Jones's great great grandfather Major Cadwallader Jones by General Lafayette.

Cadwallader Jones Fort Snelling Iowa Andrew Jackson Jones Lafayette

Local Social Notes From Clinton Area Busy With Visits

Saline Ed Hartwig and son Frederick were in Clinton Monday. Harold Cross from Ohio spent last week with his uncle Albert Cross. Marie Hartwig stayed with Geraldine Hanson as Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore and family visited. Hamilton Moore visited Robert Preston in Tecumseh Friday. N M McConnell of Ann Arbor called on Floyd Spence Thursday. Floyd Cross and family are moving into the tenant house on the G B Mills farm. Various families spent Sunday with the Luckhardts and Hammonds. Mrs. Earl Kuder and Mrs. Harold Kuder visited aunt Almon Kuder in Macon Friday. Durward Young was visited in Ann Arbor by several. Seventy members attended the Gleason PTA at the home of Hugh Craig in Britton Friday. Refreshments served. March meeting to be at Otto Hanson’s with Inez Spence, Marie Hartwig and Mary Briggs in charge.

Ed. Hartwig Frederick Clinton Harold Cross Ohio Albert Cross Marie Hartwig Geraldine Hanson Herbert Gilmore Hamilton Moore Robert Preston Tecumseh N M. McConnell Ann Arbor Floyd Spence Floyd Cross G. BE. Mills Herman Mehler Harold Hammond Ernest Luckhardt Amos. Luckhardt Earl Kuder Harold Kuder Ann Almon Kuder Macon Britton Amos Luckhardt Harl Kuder Otto Hanson Inez Spence Mary Briggs

Weekend visits fill Macon area with out-of-town guests

Delmar Bruder of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bruder. Mrs. Jerome Travis was moved to Ford hospital for ear infection and arthritis treatment. Miss Lucille Halladay of Hast Lansing and Misses Belle Johnson and Nellie Burleson of Ypsilanti spent the weekend in the area. Several families hosted relatives from Clinton Franklin Ridgeway and South Bend Indiana.

Delmar Bruder Ypsilanti Bert Bruder Carl Hawkins George Harden Harry Williams Moscow Downing Jerome Travis Ford Hospital Gertrude Jesse Scudder Detroit Raynor Scudder Carroll Kutler John Mansfield Clinton Guy Davenport Franklin M. R. Pennington Ridgeway J. Schoolmaster Frank Davis Kenneth Frost Glenn Crittenden John Crittenden Dale Biddle Ann Arbor C. O. Biddle David Snyder Riga Albert Williams Lamont Camburn Weston Roy Smith Sand Creek Ray Smith Hattie Robison S. E. Jeffries South Bend Ind B. F. Pennington Kenneth Pennington Dearborn

Cost comparison of All Mix 42 percent versus 32 percent concentrates

An analysis compares two poultry feeds by calculating per sack protein and cod liver oil costs. All Mix 42 percent yields about 80 cents per finished 18 percent mash sack, while 32 percent concentrate costs about $1.10 per sack. The 42 percent mix provides higher potency and occupies oil and moisture proof sacks.

City council approves appointments and bills in February meeting

Council meetings note Mayor Townsend presiding with Lambarth Uphaus Lindemann and Gross present. They approve minutes, name Dr Wallace health officer, Lottie Wallace city clerk, Elbert Derendinger assessor, C E Alber city superintendent, Frank Camburn city treasurer, Roscoe Bonisteel city attorney and Bert Gillen police chief. A sidewalk ordinance is ordered for publication. Bills totaling about 4 thousand dollars are approved with related payments, votes by those with interests withheld.

Townsend Lambarth Phaus Lindemann Gross Paul Weinlander Uphaus Dr. Wallace Lottie Wallace Elbert Derendinger C. E. Alber Frank Camburn Roscoe Bonisteel Bert Gilien Roscoe Boinsteel Saline Observer Wolverine Insurance C Farnum Brass Works

Richmond Sergeant's Dog Knocked Out By Rabbit Lure

Police Sergeant Frank Threewit recalls his dog being licked and startled by a rabbit in a field. The dog chased the bunny, misjudged a turn, and ran headfirst into a tree becoming unconscious for several minutes.

Frank Threewit Richmond Ind Threewit

Public Auction at Saline Farm Near Ypsilanti

Farm sale for Earl and Emma Christner features livestock including a gray gelding a 1300 pound bull two heifers about 350 hens and two roosters plus farming gear a 10 20 McCormick Deering tractor several binders mowers plows and other implements. Auction Tuesday February 23 1937 at 12 o'clock with cash terms conducted by Jim Finnell auctioneer and Arthur Heininger clerk.

Saline Ypsilanti Us-112 Plymouth Rocks McCormick-Deering Johnston Grain Milwaukee Emerson Dayton Osborne McCormick Dunham Westinghouse Kenwood Farreka Earl Emma Christner Jim Finnell Arthur Heininger

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