Saline High School News Editors and Reporters List
A list of names and positions at Saline High School includes editors Eileen Martin and Louis Bowen, senior reporter Virginia Gilbert, junior reporter Lucille Schmid, sophomore reporter Alma Ernst, freshman reporter Nora Gordon, seventh grade reporter Inez Sloss, Emogean Koebbe, Charles Collins, and staffers Tleen Martin. Topics cover sports and writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Martin
Louis Bowen
Virginia
Gilbert Lucille Schmid _ Alma Ernst Nora Gordon Tleen Martin
Inez Sloss
Emogean Koebbe
Charles Collins
Saline gym draws season’s largest basketball crowd
Friday night at Saline High School gymnasium a record crowd attended a game against Milan to cheer on the team. The article lauds sportsmanship and town spirit, noting players and fans remained upbeat after losses and emphasized fair play and good losers. It also mentions student assessments and a seventh grade report on exams and class changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline School
Milan
Saline
Gentral
Senior Play Sparks Holiday Spirit At School
Students celebrate the end of the term with the senior play featuring Maggie Jigsy Kayo and Emnny Schmaltz. Also notes shifts in classes from English to history to public speaking with exams, Whittier readings, and algebra tests showing varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Jigsy
Kayo
Emnny Schmaltz
John Greenleaf Whittier
High School Performance Predicts College Success, Says Michigan Study
A University of Michigan analysis by Dr. Clarence Yoakum finds high school marks and early academic progress correlate with first-year college grades. Students with no high school failures tend to have higher college averages, while participation in organized games linked to poorer averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Yoakum
University of Michigan
Michigan
Yoakum
Michigan Tuberculosis Association Publishes Free Nutrition Folder
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association distributes free to schools a nutrition folder Foods for Growing Boys and Girls. It shows balanced meals using selected food items without technical terms and stresses fruits vegetables and whole grains. Copies available by mail from the association in Lansing for families with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Health and
Michigan _Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Lansing
Fall of Niagara Rim Puzzle Puzzles Geologists
Geologists question the sudden collapse of a large Niagara Falls rim section on the American side. Professor William H Hobbs of the University of Michigan cites an 200 by 100 foot break likely from washing out softer rock layers, not the usual erosion, contrasting with the Canadian side’s more frequent rock falls and the American Falls’ slow recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Hobbs
Big Circus Promises Bigger Shows At Farmers Week
The annual Farmers Week circus rolls Thursday night February 5 with 6,000 spectators last year. Features include horse pulling world record contest a relay on horseback between agricultural agents and college staff and a trained mule act by Jerry Hubbard of Ovid. College gymnastic events wrestling tug of war and student performers join the program in Demonstration Hall with the college military band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hubbard
Ovid
Foreclosure of 1931 Wenzel Rust mortgage in Washtenaw County
Notice of default by Andrew J Wenzel and Elizabeth M Wenzel on the November 7 1925 real estate mortgage to Minnie Rust. Foreclosure sale set for May 18 1931 at 10 am at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees totaling 3316.10 with legal costs. The property described as Wind Mill Heights lot 34 Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County Michigan includes a dwelling. Mortgagee Minnie Rust attorney Lee N Brown Ypsilanti Michigan. Jan 22 Feb March Apr 15 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Wenzel
Filizabeth M Wenzel
Minnie Rust
the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Pittsfield
County of Washtenaw
Pittsfield Township
Washtenawa County
Wind Mill Heights
Minnie. Rust
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Local Residents Share Visits and Events Across Michigan
Ellen Collins visits relatives in Detroit while A C Blum of Adrian and other locals frequent Adrian and Ypsilanti for calls and visits. William Gleason funeral attended. Richard Beal visits Chelsea grandparents. Royal Order of Christian Knights lead church services in Tecumseh. Stovepipe fire at Roy Smith home causes minor damage. Smiths relocate to Blissfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Collins
Detroit
A.C. Blum
Adrian
E. W. Payne
Herman Seaburger
Riga
J. B. Gowman
Flora Koebbe
Emma Collings
RC. Pennington
Emma Collins
William Gleason
Ypsilanti
Richard Beal
Chelsea
A. Beal
Addie Crittenden
Blakey
Bert Bruder
Bert Bishop
Ridgeway
Don Bilby
L. W. Coller
Chester Leonard
Saline
F. O. Randall
Irene Kendrick
Blissfield
Ethel Hartman
Willard Hall
Bixby
Charles Biddle
Marion
Seth
Delos Biddle
Wesley Pennington
Roy Smith
Clinton
Community Notices and Illness Casts Edges of Local Life
Local residents report illnesses and absences from school. Several households host visitors from nearby towns while others quarantine for scarlet fever. Church notices flag upcoming donations on February 6 and 13.
Local residents note recoveries and social events
Mrs Samuel Klann sick after a major operation in Port Huron hospital. Miss Louisa Hoagland and Miss Loraine Hulley visited Roch ester teachers with Mr and Mrs Frank Hoagland. Ridgeway Woman's Cemetery Association to meet at 2 PM Feb 5 in Britton bank directors room. Dale McCarthy honored by sopho more class and faculty at Mr and Mrs Charles McCarthy home. Fire alarm reported from Charles Heimerdinger residence near town. roof fire extinguished before truck arrived. cause a chimney spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Klann
Port Huron
Dale
Charles McCarthery
Charles Heimerdinger
Manchester
Ten Years of Pain Ended by Konjola Remedy
Daniel Runyan of Fenton near Detroit recounts ten years of rheumatism and constipation pain. He credits seven bottles of Konjola for relief and urges public endorsement. The all pure medicine claims no alcohol or heart depressants and is sold at O C Wheelers Pharmacy in Saline and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Runyan
Lemon Street
Fenton
Detroit
Konjola
Saline
Michigan
O. C. Wheeler
Saline Business Directory Booster Ad
Saline community lists progressive and reputable business and professional men. Trade in Saline. Be a booster. Directory published for information and convenience.
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E.S. Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway Ann Arbo
North Fourth Ave
E. M. Wurster
William Martin
OUR
Garment Cleaning
Cc. H
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers
Joseph L. Arnet
Huron Street
Ann Arbor, Mich
American Rug Cleaning Works
Haller’s
State Street Jewelers
G. V. Cook & Son
Saliné
High School News
Editorial
Kalder
Shaw
Raymond Dieterle
Norman Tanner
Lorena Hertler
Lucile Bowersox
Whittier
New England States
TB Association
For
U.S
A. D. Milhouse
Murphysboro
Milhouse
Robert Beuk
Richmond Review
Fall
Rim
Niagara May
Puzzle Geologists
W. Hobbs
U. of M
Lord Northcliffe
Macon
Britton
Lewis Theeke
Richard Bruce
Prairie
Clara Ellis
Thurlow
William Kingsbury
Deerfield
Herbert Smith
J. C. DeRemer
Columville
Ohio
Faith Lidster
Alonzo
Charles Swick
Sarah J. Hoagland
Maud
Opel Beal
John Beal
Gerald Benedict
Chester Beal
Anna Reed
Andrew Cheever
C. Brosmer
Will McWilliams
Eugene Meyers
Estel Meyers
Toledo
William Rendel
Raynor Benedict
Charles
Monroe
Bert McLaughlin
Harry Rupp
Joyce
Tina Smith
Pearl Smith
Roy Covell
Northville
Byron Covell
Sally Tuttel
Christian Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Clarence Covell
Louise Elann
Capac
America
Saline Business Directory
L. E. Fast
McKay Steets
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal
Ee Oe
W. E. Dietzker
A. Armbruster
Standard Oil
Ann Arbor Street
Jay W.harmon
Michigan Avenue
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