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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

2

Community Notes From Ann Arbor Area Visits And Meetings

Ann Arbor visitors Mrs. Leslie Bailey and Miss Pearl Dicks called Monday while Carlton Murray and Alger Allison were in town. Many relatives gathered for New Year’s events in Saline and Ypsilanti as families hosted friends from Detroit Stony Creek Milan and other locales. The Ham mond PTA met with a program of readings music and a supper for 84 attendees.

Oak Grove Leslie Bailey Miss Pearl Dicks Ann Arbor

Radio courses to begin January 10 at Michigan State College

Michigan State College launches a 16 week radio course series starting Monday January 10. M S C will offer 320 lectures across engineering science arts and home economics with four talks each evening from 7 15 to 8 00 p m weekdays Monday and Friday. Free catalogs and outlines will be mailed from WKAR East Lansing to interested state residents.

Michigen WKAR Michigan State College East Lansing Mich Eroavio Euysonder Cw

Leaf Lettuce Outshines Head Lettuce In Vitamin A Tests

Michigan State College researchers Doctors Marie Dye John W Crist and O C Medlock report green leaf surface in vegetables drives vitamin A content. Rats fed leaf lettuce grew better than those fed head lettuce with inner leaves showing deficiency. Outdoor versus greenhouse growth showed no difference. Potatoes show fertilizer boost 50.9 bushels per acre valued over 50 dollars. fertilizer cost 12 dollars per acre.

Wee Michigan State College Marie Dye John W. Crist C. Medlock Dye Crist Michigan

Mooreville Social Notes Share New Year Visits

Clarke Carter and Arthur Carter spent Sunday with family. New Year dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Osrl Bartel. Gus Goldsmith and Walter Greashaber traveled to Ann Arbor on business. Mooreville school reopened after vacation.

Clarke Carter Arthur Carter Mrs. Osr]l Bartel Gus Goldsmith Walter Greashaber Ann Arbor

Norman and Moore Families Socializing With Neighbors

Norman, Helen and Laverne Moore spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs N G Davenport. Mrs Clayton Rentschler visited her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer on Monday. Mr and Mrs N C Davenport visited Mr and Mrs Gust Lindemann and family Monday evening.

Norman Helen and Laverne Moore Mrs. N. G. Davenport

Local Visits and Community Club Formed in New Year

Detroit residents Mr and Mrs Darwinv spent Sunday with Mr. Tyler. Milan couple visited H C Reeves. Ann Arbor guest Charlotte Grezg stayed with the Teachout family. Clinton family visited William Hssenburg. Plymouth guests W J Tyler and daughters spent New Year with Mr and Mrs Tyler. The Judd Civic Health League formed a Blue Bird hot lunch club with Florine Richards chairing, serving one hot dish daily. Ann Arbor residents Sidney Yape Hubert Richards Madison Richards Clifford Richards Ella Anderson and Sidney Hopkins spent New Year with D G Richards and family.

Darwinv Detroit

Agricultural Prices Plunge Amid Confusing Market Quote

A garbled price list shows wheat at 1.24 per bit and oats at 0.42, with corn listed as old 0.86 and new 0.76 per bi. Hogs quoted at 11.00 per ewt while calves run 12.14 to 14 cents. The piece notes heavy brains in the world but unreliable heat in expectations.

Community Notes of Local Visits and Illness

SETH SALIN William Baslick is on the sick list. A. I. Dalzell spent a few days in Ohio the first of the week. Donald Craig spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at Peters burg. A. L Dalzell and A. Johnston made a business trip to Delta Ohio Thursday. Floyd Cross and a lady friend of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Albert Cross. Albert Cross and daughters Beat rice and Leota spent Sunday evening with A. S. Johnston and family. Mrs. Mike Papp and Irene went to Toledo for an operation for mastoids. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pocklington ate New Year’s dinner with Mr. and Mrs. William Haslick. Howard Corbet and lady friend of Pontiac spent the afternoon there. Miss Mary Murray of York township visiting M. S. N. C. with her brother Dan Murray of the Ridge road spent Wednesday evening with Ms. Kleversaat and Sam Craig’s wife.

FO. Stimpson John Harry Tower Vhrgil Ann Arbor Robert Craig Louise Tower Detroit Donald Stimpson Ypsilanti Theodore Stimpson Evanston Julia Gordon Lena Gordon Hitta Williamson Elmer Frim and Sons Elmer, Arlow Ethan Myra Bliss Zack Gauntlett Irene Loveland Milan Rogs Forbes Dell McCromee Flint Julia Gerdin Etta Williamson Ross Forbes Hammond P.T.A Myr Hovey Needham Long Georgia Garnet Carr Ruth Needham Agnes Osborn Florence Cornish Ray Gilmore Henry Cornish Anybody A. I. Dalzell Ohio Donald Craig Petersburg A. L Dalzell Johnston Delta Floyd Cross Albert Cross Alpert Cross Sam Westlake Burt Osborn Everett Collins Albert Johnston Beatrice Leota A. S. Johnston Mike Papp Irene Toledo A. &. Johnston Alita Losee Ellsworth Losee Aubrey Pocklington William Haslick Howard Corbet Pontiac Mary Murray York Township Dan Murray Ridge Road Ms.s. Kleversaat Sam Craig

Rousrarget’s Irish Hills Run Hit By Fire Blaze

A Hudson coach laden with liquor caught fire on a Saturday, driver abandoned the vehicle, and locals reportedly scorched fingers while rescue attempts sought hot bottles from the flames. Nearby, a snowy owl injured and unable to fly sparked observations of Arctic birds moving south due to food shortages.

Irish Hills Hills Brooklyn W. B. Hastings South Lyon Lower W. BH. Hastings VanSlambrook Farm Pinckney Dispatch

Pinckney QB Don Swarthout Receives State Honor

Don Swarthout captain and quarterback of Pinckney football earned honorable mention on the all state team. It marks the first time a town the size of Pinckney has received such recognition in football history.

Don Swarthout Pinckney

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