Local notices and community updates from Saline area
Multiple community items including new jobs for Lee Hart and Howard Miller, Dixie Inn reopening at Five Points, new proprietors from Lansing and Canada, Willard Manor arrival in Jacksonville Florida, farm house remodeling, stock shipment to Detroit, Judd school and Saline teachers gathering, Poultry Association meeting, choir practice at the school, a box social at William Harwood, farewell for G F Gilbert, Maccabees talk on sauerkraut and moon phase, Moon marriage and related events, special horse blankets and buggies promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Saline Woman's Club
Lee Hart
Herman Heininger
Ac-Cann Brothers Oil Company
Swartz Creek
Howard Miller
Ypsilanti Press
Dixie Inn
Five Points
Culliton
Lansing
Canada
Willard Manor
Jacksonville
Florida
Lewis Ernst
Parker Murray
Detroit
Judd School
Saline
Saline Poultry Association
Fred Braun
William Harwood
G. F. Gilbert
Maccabees
Manchester
Tecumseh
Moon
Louis Sturm
Adv
Flave D. Bord
Love for All Mankind Brotherhood Week Message
Keynote and observance of Brotherhood Week emphasize inter faith programs and self examination of belief in brotherhood. The piece urges parental guidance, school and youth group involvement, religious tolerance, and early childhood instruction in universal love to shape a generation with a hopeful spiritual foundation and broad social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Boy Scouts
The Rise of W. T. Grant and The Business Men’s Assurance
A Kansas clerk named Tom Grant seeds a life insurance firm in 1908 with $5,000. He borrows to cover an early policy loss, wins bank support, and grows the Business Men’s Assurance Company of America into a ten story Kansas City building with 250000 policy holders across 33 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellinwood
Kansas
Tom Grant
W. T
Grant
Kansas City
Missouri
Business Men’s Assurance Company of America
To Start You Reminiscing February 26 1938
Little Marie Lou Burkhart has the measles. John Krumpp fractured his wrist. Mrs A E Hagen travels to Crystal Falls for her father Rev C F Rosander's death. The Help Lift circle of the Federated church meets with Mrs Julia Carmen and assistant hostess Mrs T M Clay. Mrs William Love was hos-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lou Burkhart
John Krumpp
A. E. Hagen
Crystal Falls
C. F. Rosander
Circle of the Federated Church
Julia Carmen
T. M. Clay
William Love
Local notices parcel signs and sales around town
David Moody sells land to Austin Robinson for 3400 near town. Frank Acton to auction on Tuesday March 3 at S Marken farm south of town with two horses one cow two pigs and farm tools. J W Hull receives first coal carload since spring at 7.75 delivered. Wheat hits dollar mark. Marie Ann Spear dies in Brooklyn at age 938 years. George Guenther buys William Guenther farm west of town at 38 50 per acre. Radiator explosion at high school chapel damages walls and piano. Plus minor mishaps and bananas price two cents per dot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Moody
Austin Robinson
Frank Acton
S. Marken
J. W. Hull
D. Nissley
George Guenther
William Guenther
Marie Ann Spear
Lodi
Brooklyn
Wisconsin
Fred Robison
Fred
Milan
Clark Carter
Antique farm equipment sale items listed with many brands
A long inventory of tractors and implements is described including International Harvester models M and H tractors in good and nearly new condition, Allis Chalmers equipment, a 60 power lift combine, planters, cultivators, and hay conveyors. The list covers mowers, wagons, tractors, corn binders, and assorted gear with various attachment names and capacities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
International
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron B. Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher Jr
Michigan Press Service Inc
Michigan
Tomer
Parenthood
Catherine Conrad Edwards
Parents’ Magazine
Wm. Gallagher Co
Fenton, Michigan
Saline Mercantile
Carnegie
Ed’s
Kay Polchikoff
United States
Bridgewater
Holstein
Durham
Shropshire
Suffolk
Seenatari
NEW Idea
International Fertilizer Corn Planter International
Cultipacker International
Chick Electric
Clarence Cook
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