Farmers Week Attracts 18000 In Michigan February 1936
Forecasts of better times for Michigan farmers welcomed 18 000 visitors to the 21st annual Farmers Week at Michigan State College East Lansing February 3 7. R V Gunn outlined a 12 month outlook while surveys predict strong demand for horses wool lambs dairy goods and truck crops. hog and beef prices should rise with lower feed costs and sugar beet prospects appear uncertain. Prominent speakers included Governor Frank D Fitzgerald and Michigan State College leaders among others.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
East Lansing
R. V. Gunn
State College Extension
Rollie Spear
Mason
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Robert S. Shaw
Panther's Claw mystery farce to open February 27 28
St Pauls League notes announce the six performance of The Panthers Claw a three act mystery farce. Tickets go on sale today at Wheeler's drug store. Cast includes Clifton King Norma Tremaine Blaine Standish and others in a haunted Maine setting with a Federal Secret Service theme.
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Wheeler’s
Clifton King
Federal Secret Service
Maine
Albert Gall
Norma Tremaine
Alias King
Clifton
Hunice Stollsteimer
Blaine Standish
King
Florence Girbach
Robert Girbach
Jerry Fruman
Glenn Hamlin
York Township Taxes Collection Schedule
Harlan Holcomb, Treasurer, lists tax collection dates through February at Savings Bank Saline on Feb 21 and Peoples State Bank Milan on Feb 22 and Feb 29.
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York Township
Savings Bank
Saline
Peoples State Bank
Milan
Harlan Holcomb
Michigan Farmers Forecast Strong 1936 Outlook
Economic studies at Michigan State College predict higher farm prices and rising incomes in 1936 as livestock prices stay favorable. Demand will boost cash income, with dairy and poultry profits aided by lower costs and supply shortages. Wheat and bean carryovers may lower bean prices, while fruit and vegetable markets depend on local conditions and carryovers. The Agricultural Outlook for 1935 is available from the college.
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Michigan
Agricultural Economic News For
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Bulletin
Death of John Antoine Bondie 86 in Detroit
John Antoine Bondie aged 86 died Tuesday morning at his daughter Mrs Elizabeth Kugaths home in Detroit He was born December 14 1849 in Detroit He is survived by one daughter four sons three sisters three brothers ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 1 pm today at the daughters home in Detroit and burial will be in Taylor Center Cemetery
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John Antoine Bondie
Elizabeth Kugath
Detroit
City
Antoine
Mary Smith Bondie
John J
Dearborn
Thomas A
Wyandotte
Charles A
George E
Saline
Mary Sheeks
Flat Rock
Susie Montie
Ecorse
Ida Miller
Grosse Pointe
Peter
Joseph
Charles
Taylor Center Cemetery
Central York Briefs on Snow Disruptions and Illnes
Miss Norma Klumpp sick list. Mrs. Alger Allison visited Mrs. Lewis Ernst. Miss Marie Bird recovering from whooping cough. Oak Grove school closed Thursday and Friday due to impassable roads. Roads blocked by snow. some north and south routes still impassable. Mail carriers detoured. bread delivery canceled. Page Dairy Company unable to maintain trips.
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Norma Klumpp
Alger Allison
Lewis Ernst
Marie Bird
Oak Grove
Page Dairy Company
Fifteen Years Ago in Local Notes and Socials
A digest of local events includes visits, sales, and birthdays. Mrs Samuel Craig sighted a bluebird while Alger Allison took a role. Otto Luckhardt’s son visited from Lodi. William Marken attended the Threshermen's convention in Lansing. Nettie Simmons hosted a post office party. D F Reeves sold his East Michigan dwelling to Fred Aprill who will move in. Fred Aprill sold his farm to William Hart of Findlay Ohio with possession mid March. Ida Clements broke a bone above the ankle in a ice mishap. Ward Miller visited his parents while on business to Detroit and Chicago. Charles Hanson sold his North Ann Arbor street home to Fred Lambarth and bought John Wurster's former house. Christian Braun and family plus others from Ann Arbor celebrated a 72nd birthday. Mrs O M Rockwell of Ypsilanti visited locally. Mrs John Zahn and son Carl were Detroit visitors. A birth announced for Feb 4 to Mr and Mrs Herman Bredernitz. Will Dell and Gertrude Jackson visited Ann Arbor. Arthur Klager received carnations from Long Beach. Thaerer hosted cousins from Toledo. Elmer Hoppe and Rudolph Burkhardt with Stella Westphal visited William Burkhardt. Julius Bredernitz and Samuel Lambarth attended the Lumbermen's convention in Grand Rapids. A fourteen-guest dinner party honored Will Stierle's birthday. Mrs Myra Shaw, pioneer, died in South Saline. funeral Friday at 1 and Federated church at 1:30. Mrs Moody and Will Moody with Sebastian Finkbeiner visited Detroit. Ma Son ic club notes and prize winners noted. Village council adopted standard time. clock at court house to follow, with calls for a unified time.
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Gib Wahr
Saline General Hospital
Doris Ward
Detroit
Fred Bell, Jr
Clara Schroen
Lansing
Leslie Goddard
Grand Rapids
Nathan Bordine
F. H. Nissly
Ypsilanti
Saline
Norman Bohnett
Maude Rankin
Lynn Darling
Ann Arbor
Katy Lou Clay
Andrew Fischer
New York
Ernest Towler
Marion, Rouse
Lillian Burgan
Grover Alber
C. A. Jordan
Norman Ash
Bridge Club
Lloyd Fairbanks
Hovey Needham
Bixby Hospital
Adrian
Charles Alber
Brooklyn
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Daniel Paul
Rock Island
Dan H. Hall
George A. Uphaus
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Roy Rogers
Rosina Sturm
Adrian Ellsman
Deckerville Recorder
Sandusky Republican Tribune
Naomi Friis
Muriel Woodbridge
State Hospital
Florine Faust
Pedro
Reds
Greens
Huizel
State Health Department
Daniel H. Hall
Beckwith
Paul
H. B. Parsons
O. C. Wheeler
Donald Stimpson
Sue
Hileen Moehn
Saline High School
Dundee
Samuel Craig
Alger Allison
Jacob Luckhardt
Lodi
Otto
William Marken
Threshermen’s
Nettie Simmons
Post Office Force
D. F. Reeves
East Michigan Avenue
Fred Aprill
John Wurster
Minnie Tower
Christ. Braun
Fred Hertler
August Braun
Miss Olive
Christian Braun
O. M. Rockwell
John Zahn
Carl
Herman Bredernitz
Will Dell
Gertrude Jackson
Arthur Klager
Long Beach
California
Carl. Thaerer
Edward Walbold
Toledo
Elmer Hoppe
Rudolph Burkhardt
Stella Westphal
William Burkhardt
Julius Bredernitz
Samuel Lambarth
Will Stierle
Myra Shaw
South Saline
Federated Church
David Moody
Will Moody
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Social Notes From Ypsilanti and Surroundings 30 Years Ago
Thirty years ago residents of Ypsilanti and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives, upcoming marriages, births, travel, and local employment changes. Notable items include Arthur Wood and Nella Halloway’s engagement, Crittenden joining Sun Advertising Bureau in Chicago, and a possible expansion for the Nissly stores.
Alber girls sick with hard colds and local notes
The Alber girls are ill with hard colds. Mrs. Carson visited relatives in Detroit. Mrs Karl Theurer was a Friday Ann Arbor visitor. Several children were absent from school for bad roads. Jack Langstaff and George Franklin Richards attended the Friday game and party at S H S. Mr and Mrs D G Richards hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring winter birthdays. Archbold post office clerks joke about letters addressed to Mickey Mouse, a local resident who signs checks that way, with sunken gardens also mentioned.
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Alber
Carson
Detroit
Karl Theurer
Ann Arbor
Jack Langstaff
George Franklin Richards
D. G. Richards
Paul Richards
George Franklin
A. G
Clifford
Jean Marie Richards
Sidney Yape
Archbold
Ohio
Mickey Mouse
Sunken Gardens
Blissfield
Dad Puts Stamp On Sonny's Eais And Food Habits
An MSU nutrition expert advises parents not to pressure children over food. She says taste builds through repetition, young kids should avoid fried foods and raw produce, and milk is essential. A preschool diet outline includes prunes, cereal, toast, cod liver oil, liver pattie, potatoes, butter, carrots, bread, sponge cake, string peas, apricots, and milk. A quip about pioneers ends the piece.
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Dorothy L. Moore
Michigan State College
Professor Moore
Miss Moore
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Kroger
Scott Tissue
Country Club
WESCO
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E- Bridgewater
Coldwater
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Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
Michigan State
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager’s Hatcheries
West Liberty Bridgewater
Chelsea
N. Monroe
Harry Parsons
Martin Fucss
Judge Jeffries
Townsend Club
Masonic Temple
Lance Rogers
Macon
Saline Hospital
Ford Hospital
Michigan Union
Saline Mercantile Company
Opera House
Legion. Auxiliary
Donald Burkhart
Max Fosdick
ST. Paul's
Russell Watts
Erwin Watts
Napoleon
Wolf Lake
Little Stony Lake
Howard Bartlett
Way’s Lake
John Antoine Bonde
Central York
Pedro Club
Maude Friis
George Burkhart
Charles Rogers
George Barr
Louis Helber
George Gannett
Clinton Stimpson
Adam Seitz
W. D. Mead
R. B. Rouse
W. H. Barr
Arthur Wood
Nella Halloway
Greensboro
N. C
George Crittenden
Sun Advertising Bureau
Chicago
Fred Richards
Manchester
Amanda Sturm
Epworth League
Chauncey Fitzgerald
North Adams
Michael Teufel
Fred Maulbach
Leigh Townsend
Jay DePuy
U. of M
H. A. McConnell
Fenton
New Baptist Church
William Emmert
Elyria
D. Nissly
Daniel Nissly
Nissly
Judd
Dad
Sonny
Servis Chevrolet
Dexter, Michigan
D. J. Dejonge
D. C
Saline Mercantile Ce
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