Saline Observer notes various local events and incidents
The Saline Observer reports on diverse local items including the Merchants Service Bureau annual meeting, a coroner's jury exoneration in Ann Arbor, a fire at Samuel Boyd's berm, a death at Secore hospital, plus past decade notes. It mentions community meetings, school activities, and a Bay View Reading Circle organized that Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Keck
Lodi
Edw. Guenther
Judd P.tla
Julius Schnirring
Detroit
C. A. Jordan
Billy Ash
South Lyons
Edith
West Mooreville
Agron
Sewing Club
Central York
Electa Murray
Saline-York Home Management Club
Ormond Feldkamp
Ann Arbor
Saline Poultry Association
Theodore Fosdick
Clifford West
John Wal Jerski
Tecumseh
Bay View
Ten Years Ago in Saline Excerpts and Local Notes
A roundup of brief notes from ten and fifteen years ago in Saline. Mentions include St Pauls church basement expansion and Federated Ladies Aid activities, local police watching for a bank robbery accomplices, hospital visits, social events, theatre outings, county sports and club gatherings, and area residents attending events in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Federated Ladies Aid
Edward Henne
Williamston
Helen Haarer
Community General Hospital
George Wood
Sewing Club
J. C. Little
Federated Ladies’ Aid Society
Young People’s League
Bridgewater
Luella
Hsther
Wesley Feldkamp
Arthur Heininger
Yeoman of the
Lydia Mendelsohn Theatre
Carl Sanders
Central York
South Saline
Associa
Ohio Farmer Reclaims Pasture With Lime and Fertilizer
Gail Heckley of Licking County Ohio reports a pasture transformation after applying two tons of ground limestone and 500 pounds per acre of 20 percent superphosphate in 1938 39 and a second treatment in 1944. The result is blue grass and white clover with four to five times the livestock carrying capacity. Dr D R Dodd of Ohio State University notes that adequate lime and fertilizer restored former low yielding pastures into profitable hay and forage, stressing using high quality livestock to maximize profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Heckley
Licking County
Ohio
Heckley
Dr. D, BR
Dodd
Ohio State University ‘Agronomist
Newcastle Outbreaks Increase Warn Farmers of Illness
Newcastle outbreaks rise across states with the American Foundation for Animal Health urging farmers to monitor flocks for neural and respiratory signs. Early detection relies on veterinary lab tests as symptoms may be subtle, including tremors, backward head throws, ruffled feathers, abnormal breathing, or cold-like appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline
Ruchipan
Myron B. Gallagher
Myron B. Gallagher, Jr
Frank Campbell
Michigan Press Services, Inc
East Lansing, Michigan
Michigan
Merchants Service Bureau
Samuel Boyd
Carrie Carpenter
Sec Ore Hospital
Ira Turner
Cleveland
Friis and
Minnett
T. Fairbanks
Tion
Herman Mehier
William Briggs
Ed. Johnson
Jmog Luckhardt
Carl Moehn
Earl Glynford
Harry, Harmon
Ben Uphaus
R. S. McCord
Esther Landwehr
Business Girls’ Club
Y.W.C. A
Arewa Cleaners
Williams
Packard
Peoples State Bank OF
Milan
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Citizens Bank
Helen M. Forbes
York Township
the Saline Hotel
Henry Leutheuser
Herman Heininger
Newcastle
Brooder
Japan
Korea
U. S. Army
Sound of
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
the Armory
Elmer J. Steer
Michigan Ave