JUDD DISTRICT COMMUNITY NOTES
The Dawson children are sick with hard colds. Edward Langstaff works in Ann Arbor. Mrs. D. G. Richards and George Franklin visited the Carson home. The Millons Richards and guests from Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor spent Sunday with D. G. Richards. Lloyd and Jack Smngstaff visited in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Edward Langstaff
Annn Arbor
D. G. Richards
George Franklin
Carson
Clifford Millon
Madison Richards
Joan Marie
Jerry
Ypsilanti
Will Gallaher
A. G. Richards
Ann Arbor
Lloyd
Jack Smngstaff
Local Social Notes from Hammond District
Mr and Mrs William Love and Mrs Patrick visited Mrs Dora Love on Wednesday. Berkley couple Mr and Mrs John Stimpson spent Sunday with E O Stimpson. Lillian Fitzgerald and Leon ard Clarke called on E M Gilbert Monday. Adrian residents Mr and Mrs Jack Richard spent Thursday with Robert Hammond. A W Lewis of Indianapolis stayed two days with Ralph Hammond. Walter Love and Miss Sutherland visited Plymouth and Robert Hammond’s family on Sunday. Northville hospital visitors included Mrs Ira Hauk and son and several Gordon and Miller families. Sunday guests of Hovey Needham were George Miller of Detroit and Arthur Miller with family from Saline Macon and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Love
Patrick
Dora Love
John Stimpson
Berkley
E. O. Stimpson
Lillian Fitzgerald
Leonard Clarke
E. M. Gilbert
Jack Richard
Adrian
Robert Hammond
A. W. Lewis
Indianapolis
Ind
George Miller
Detroit
Charles Miller
Saline
Arthur Miller
Gerald
Ellen Collins
Macon
Poultry and Egg Prices Forecast Amid Cold Weather
Kansas State College reports February poultry prices likely steady to high with heavy hens often above January levels in recent decades. Egg prices tend to rise from January to February, though shortages and weather affect receipts at major markets. Cold storage and eggs in reserve show mixed changes, signaling a cautious market outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Col‘regé
Kansas City
Farming It by Willard Bolte Tips on Roosts and Apple Pickers
The article suggests roost designs to reduce rooster fighting and cites a Michigan Experiment Station laying house to combat dampness and cold. It offers plans from Michigan State College and instructions to repurpose a bucket for filling grain and an easy homemade apple picker for high fruit without crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Experiment Station
Michigan State
College
East Lansing
Mich
January Egg Markets Show Limited Price Gains in 1938
The U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports January egg markets failed to rise as expected. Mild weather boosted fresh egg production in some areas while demand remained soft and storage eggs weighed on prices. Fresh eggs fell four to five cents per dozen. storage eggs declined two to three cents.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Ani
Chicago
St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Services Notice
Divine services at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11. English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Everyone invited. Note on gas tax contrasts a joy rider in England with 16 cents a gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fair
Farm payments to farmers under soil program rise in Michigan
State office reports about 40 000 farm summaries received for the Agricultural Conservation Program. Payments will be calculated from these summaries and sent to Washington for processing. Checks have arrived in Kal ks ka and Luce counties. Most payments likely in spring with more farms participating than in 1936. Canadian seed deemed adapted for Michigan. domestic seed preferred. foreign or unadapted seed to be depleted. Farmers to obtain seed certification forms and keep receipts for future reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M Cole
Association
Washtenaw County
Washington
Kalkaska
Luce
Michigan
Wolverine Building
Ann Arbor
Card of Thanks from Theurer Family
Theurer family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and floral offerings after their bereavement. They thank Rev Adolf Lederer for comforting words and the singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Lederer
Lydia M. Theurer
Riga man found dead in garage auto carbon monoxide
Carl Breitner of Riga, 37, manager of the Petersburg Elevator and Riga township clerk, was found dead yesterday noon in his running car inside the garage at his home. Coroner ruled accidental death by carbon monoxide poisoning. Ad vance. Mrs Breitner and family express thanks to Rev Miller and singers for comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Breitner
Riga
Petersburg
Breitner
Elisafield
Michigan selects Onion King at Farmers Week event
Carl McGuffey, 40, Shelbyville, crowned Onion King after growing 1147 bushels per acre in 1937. Crown presented by F Serviss King of Owosso during Farmers Week at Michigan State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Carl McGuffey
Shelbyville
F. Serviss King
Owosso
Michigan State College
Bereavement thanks from the Russell family
The family of E. E. Russell thanks friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and floral offerings and Rev. Roy J. Miller for comforting words and the singers.
Household Hints and Tips from a 1930s Page
A mix of home tips and recipes including baked apples with candy syrup and fruit juice, hinge oil for squeaky doors, pie crusts with egg white to stay crisp, asparagus tips, cheese on crackers, peeling onions underwater, and fabric suggestions for draperies and slipcovers from an interior decorator in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Boy Scouts Report Marks 1987 as Greatest Year Yet
The 1987 year end figures show 1,129,827 registered Boy Scouts Cubs and leaders in 38,151 units nationwide. Growth over the prior year reached 5.6 percent with Cubing up 30.5 percent as a jamboree on the Potomac captivated participants from all states and foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Week
United States of America
Mr. West
Potomac River
All America
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Mr and Mrs D J Stark visited relatives in Northville Sunday. Miss Erma Thearer entertained the M S C Club Saturday afternoon. Billie Jordan Ash born to Mr and Mrs Norman Ash Wednesday February 21. Mrs Higgins of Ypsilanti visited friends here on Friday and attended a Willing Workers meeting. Ira E H Wood died Monday February 18 at his Capac home. Edwin Smith placed second in state pig club awards for first year work. Mr and Mrs Albert Hoeft entertained Oswald Olga Hoeft Helen Golt and Mildred Schneider from Ann Arbor Sunday. Mrs Henrietta Bovie visiting Detroit son came Sunday for visit with daughter Mrs Edward Clark and family leaving for Augusta Tuesday. John Schroen buys Emanuel Cook farm and Cook family to move into Schroen house on Maple Avenue. Mrs Dietrich Klueter died suddenly Monday afternoon. Village caucus nominees: Emanuel Rentschler president Chauncey F Fitz Gerald clerk Ben Uphaus treasurer 8S Cotton trustees Max Fosdick Herman Hutzel Fred Apri Julius Bredernitz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Stark
Northville
Erma Thearer
Billie Jordan Ash
Norman .Ash
Higgins
Ypsilanti
Ira
E H. Wood
Capac
Edwin Smith
Albert Hoeft
Oswald
Olga Hoeft
Helen Golt
Mildred Schneider
Ann Arbor
Henrietta Bovie
Detroit
Edward Clark
Augusta
John Schroen
Emanuel Cook
Emanuel Rentschler
Chauncey F. Fitz- Gerald
Ben, Uphaus
Cotton
Max Fosdick
Herman Hutzel
Fred Aprili Julius Bredernitz
Feath er renovator move to Macon and local notes
Thirty years ago J S Cramer and Son moved their feather renovator to Macon. Howard Corbett and wife from Ypsi visited Saline friends. Miss Leah Schroen went to Chicago for spring millinery. The McIntyre child had appendicitis surgery. Van Duzer funeral held. Samuel D Van Duzer died February 17. Miss Julia Layher and George Schmid wed. plan to live on Adrian Street. Saline bank venture stalls as capital seeks funding. D Nissly hosts meeting. George Lehman of Chelsea may be cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Cramer
Grand Rapids
van Duzer
C. E. Society
Presbyterian Church
Samuel D. van Duzer
New York
Julia Layher
George Schmid
Theo. Papsdorf
Ida Chandler
Adrian Street
D. Nissly
George Lehman
Chelsea
Michigan State College student workers run Union cafeteria
More than a hundred students assist in the Union cafeteria at Michigan State College, serving hundreds daily and learning kitchen methods. Regular student employees work 19 hours biweekly for three meals daily and 85 cents an hour. 28 to 45 others serve at events for meals or cash.
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M.S
Union
Young Women in Industry Face Tuberculosis Risks
Michigan Tuberculosis Association officials warn that young women in large industrial plants are at high risk from tuberculosis. X ray surveys of over 300 workers found eleven active cases, prompting hospitalization and early treatment to prevent further spread. The group urges regular screening to protect workers and contacts.
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Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan
Theodoore J. Werle
Mr. Werle
Werle
Notice of Meeting of Commissioners on Claims
Probate notices from Washtenaw County Michigan detail commissioners appointed to receive examine and adjust claims against the estate of Arthur G Wheelock and hearings set for March 18 1938 at ten in the forenoon in Ann Arbor. Public probate order also sets March 15 1938 hearing for Lewis A Schellenburger will probate with three weeks publication in The Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Arthur G. Wheelock
Oe Law Office
Hato C. Ty
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Jay G. Pray
Lewis A. Schellenburger
Emma. Schellenburger
Theodore Stimpson
Saline Observer
Said
Nora O. Borgert
Quieting Title Suit in Washtenaw County Proceedings
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Otto Briem and Rosa Briem seek to quiet title on land in Bridgewater Township. The defendants listed include multiple heirs and assigns of William Redfuss and others with unknown residences. Publication ordered in The Saline Observer for six weeks beginning January 1938, with notices to enter appearance within three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
Saline
George W. Sample
Emmett M Gibb
Circuit Court
Washtenaw
James Wier
Michigan Southern Railroad
William Redfuss
Redfuss
Bridgewater Township
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Tesco Land Company
Roscoe
Boinsteel
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Dorney vs Dorney Probate Suit Order to Appear
State of Michigan circuit court in chancery at Ann Arbor February 21 1938 orders Florence House Dorney to appear within three months upon statutory showing by plaintiff counsel Lee N Brown. Publication to begin within two weeks in the Saline Observer. Deputy County Clerk Luella M Smith true copy.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann “Arbor
Harold H. Dorney
Florence House Dorney
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Luella M. Smith
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Savings Bank
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court in Ann Arbor
Four months from January 27 1938 creditors must present claims against Sumner V. Cotton deceased to the Probate Office Ann Arbor Michigan for examination and adjustment. Claims heard Saturday April 2 1938 and Thursday June 2 1938 at ten o'clock. Dated Ann Arbor January 27 1938 Reb 17 24 March 8 1838 NOW READ THE LINES ADs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Sumner
Cotton
Ann Arbor
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Judd
Hammond District
Willard’ Bolte
Roy J. Miller
Louise Cotton
Heaven
Supreme Court
George Klager
Ann Arber
Arbér
E. E. Russell
Boy Scout
Young Women IN Industry
Lee Tescher
Clarence
Goor
State OF
County of
Otto Briem
Rosa Briem
William Ruckmand
William C. van Horn
John D van Horn
James Penniman
Elizabeth Ernst
Gottlieb Ernst
Kate Ernst
Rose Ernst
Ludwig Ernst
Frederick Ernst
Rosina Herman
Christianna Meska
Hanna Mertz
Fred Wiedman
Hannah Wiedman
Mary Wiedman
John Buckman
Charles Kellogg
Chancery Notice
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