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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1935

Page

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Michigan Milk Producers hold Saline district conference

The Saline gathering of the Michigan Milk Producers Association drew officers from Jackson Hillsdale Lenawee Washtenaw and Calhoun counties for a day conference and an evening session with milk plant operators and haulers. B F Beach outlined April and May production and pricing trends showing base and surplus milk totals and price per hundredweight across Detroit and country stations.

Michigan Milk Producers Association Saline Jackson Hillsdale Lenawee Washtenary Calhoun C. W. Carr Charles Figg Irving Mann John Haas I. K. Maystead State Association Mt. Clemens Flat Rock Perry Lapeer Yale B. F. Beach Detroit Association Beach N. P. Hull National Milk Producers Federation Cooperative Milk Producers’ Associations Michigan Milk Producers Ass’n East Lansing Howell Lansing Southeastern Michigan Ass'n Hull C. L. Bolander Thumb Imlay City Dairy Breed Associations Dairy Department of The Michigan State College County Extension Service Russell Palmer

Water Dues Collection Notice at Banks

The message lists Savings Bank and Citizens Bank collection times Saturday afternoon and evening for water dues. Frank Camburn serves as Treasurer.

The Savings Bank Guy Tily Citizens Bank Frank Camburn

Essential Facts About Cancer Fourth in Series

This fourth installment, sponsored by the Michigan State Medical Society, presents clear essential facts about cancer in a concise, reader friendly briefing. It emphasizes core knowledge for the public and aims to inform on causes, early signs, and available resources.

Michigan State Medical Society

Cancer is not contagious says medical authority

The article debunks common cancer myths describing cancer as noncontagious and not caused by a germ. It highlights historical mistreatment of patients and urges timely diagnosis and treatment, noting cancer is an individual condition that should not carry shame.

Spring Creek Project To Be Discussed At July Meeting

The Wash tenaw County Conservation Association will hold a July meeting at 7 30 o clock on Tuesday evening in the Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce building. Dr Milton B Trautman of the University Museum of Zoology will describe the Spring Creek improvement plan and its labor and material estimates. He will also discuss approved methods for improving fishing conditions used in other lakes and streams.

Washtenaw County Conservation Association Chamber of Commerce Ann Arbor Milton B. Trautman University Museum of Zoology Trautman Spring Creek

Annual 4-H Convention Next Thursday Evening

The annual 4-H convention is set for Thursday evening July 11 at Pittsfield Grange Hall near Ann Arbor. Elections for the County Council board will occur and voting delegates will be sent by project clubs based on size. Musical numbers, group singing led by Paul Niehaus, and a talk by Dr. O R Yoder will also be featured.

Pittsfield Grange Hall Ann Arbor Saline-Ann Arbor Paul Niehaus Cnelsea O. R. Yoder Ypsilanti State Hospital Donald Rank Albert Gall Myra Ouimammy Spike Clarence Bristle Alberta Stein James Cornell Edmund Green

Annual School Meeting Notice for Saline District No 1

Notice of the annual school meeting for School District No 1 Fr. of the City of Saline to elect school officers and conduct lawful business. Meeting set at the school auditorium on Monday in June 1935 at 3 p m dated July 1935 signed Mrs Anna Miller Director. LINER ADS GET RESULTS.

City of Saline Schol Anna Miller

Pretty Home Wedding in Lodi History

Miss Lorena Hack and Raymond Klumpp of Lodi were married in a sun room ceremony at the Hack home on June 29. Rev. Adolf Lederer officiated as Mildred Hoeft played Lohengrin. The couple plans to reside in Lodi after a wedding supper for eighty guests.

Lorena Hack Raymond Klumpp Lodi Rev. Lederer Fred G. Hack John Klumpp Adolf Lederér Saline Mildred Hoeft Sylvia Klumpp Leon Hack Marjorie Noble Corine Kinsley

Rotary Thursday questionnaire on Detroit motor laws

Rotary members answered a 15 question quiz on motor vehicle laws as enforced in Detroit and statewide with scores from 95 percent to 70 percent. Fred Nissly of Ypsilanti attended as a guest. Fourth of July meeting canceled. new officers listed for July 11.

Detroit Alwin Burkhardt Mark Sugden Dr. Wallace Fred Nissly Ypsilanti Club Alwin R. Burkhardt Thurman M. Clay Walter D. Cook Henry Leutheuser Sim. R. Wilson Burkhardt

Camporee Set At Camp Newkirk July 12 and 13

Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout council invites Saline patrols to Camp Newkirk Dexter for a two day Camporee on Friday afternoon and Saturday forenoon July 12 and 13. Patrols will camp in 30 foot squares and be judged on ten areas including packs, equipment, teamwork, meals, sanitation, and grounds care. Standings determine earning the Standard camper emblem for each member.

Saline Camp Newkirk Dexter Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council

State Tuition Aid For Rural High School Pupils

The Thatcher-Sias measure provides state funding for non-resident high school pupils at 65 dollars per child for the 1935-36 year. Legislation repeals the prior district obligation of up to 60 dollars and replaces it with new application rules and optional funding from the general fund for tuition above 65 dollars if needed.

Boards of Education Department of Public Instruction

Light in the Window and Friendly Pithy Notes

A local column offers uplifting verses and humor from neighbors. Readings include a moral verse, a joke about a professor and explosive rumor, a sailor and cop quip, and social bite sized humor. Also recipes for coffee floats and a cherry pudding with simple directions and a contributor note.

Local ads highlight hardware, clothing, and services

The Observer Liner page lists vendors and offers from Parsons and E J Muir for shoes and fabrics, Deering mower, tractors, varnishes, ink printing, and housing rentals. It advertises Rawleigh routes, beer takeout, insurance, coal, and repairs plus silks hose at special prices and general repairs on furnaces and stoves.

School census shows $23 per child cost for districts

Eugene B. Elliott of the Department of Public Instruction cites a $23 per pupil estimate for next year. He says the primary interest fund will provide about $10 per child while the Thatcher-Sias school aid bill would cover the remaining $12.95.

Eugene B. Elliott Finance and Adminstration Department of Public Instruction Eliott Thatcher-Sias

McHENRY KOEBBE MARRIAGE AT ST PAULS PARSONAGE

Miss Erogéan Koebbe wed Max McHenry in a Friday afternoon ceremony at 4 o clock at St Pauls parsonage officiated by Rev C H Wittbracht. Attendants were Miss Nora Millhan and Erwin Schmid. The couple reside in the duplex on Hast Henry street.

Erogéan Koebbe Max McHenry St. Paul’s Parsonage C. H .Wittbracht Nora Millhan Erwin Schmid Hast. Henry Street

Feldkamp Family Reunion Held at Pleasant Lake

About 200 Feldkamp relatives gathered Sunday at Pleasant Lake for a county reunion with a picnic dinner and informal games. Aaron Feldkamp of Lodi township was re-elected president and Miss Cora L. Haas of Ann Arbor was re-elected secretary treasurer. Mary Haas, 81, was the eldest member present. Next year’s reunion is planned for the last Sunday in June at the same site.

Feldkamp Pleasant Lake Aaron Feldkamp Lodi Township Cora L. Haas Ann Arbor Mary Haas

Genuine Frigidaire on sale by Chevrolet dealers

Eyes examined and glasses offered by a University of Michigan graduate oculist with 43 years practice. Cash for past due notes and accounts receivable from National Fidelity Co. in Ypsilanti, Michigan, minimum $50.00. Phone 21866, 549 Packard St. Ann.

General Motors GEO. W. Cook & Son Chevrolet U. of M Packard St Ann Arbor National Fidelity Co Ypsilanti, Mich

dependable dodge sedans and poultry ad offers

Dodge 4 cylinder sedan with new tires and a Chrysler 72 sedan noted as a dandy. Studebaker Commander sedan advertised with miles available. Poultry farm offers eggs and chicks with detailed laying records and pricing from eight dollars in May and June. Burmeister Poultry Farm invites orders two miles south of Bridgewater Station. Observer ad seeks readers with legal printing needs for estates and notices via Probate Judge.

Dodge Studebaker Dodge & Plymouth Elmer Steele Leghorn Foundation Burmeister Poultry Farm Bridgewater Station Observer

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Saline District Milk Producers Conference Independent Nation Saline Savings Bank Burkhart’s Store Kenneth Harper Ford Harper’s General Garage Dixe and Quaker State Oils Dixie Gas Sherwin-Williams County Conservation Association Saline-Ann Arbor Road Howdy Fred April Archie Lawmente L. N. Parsons the Observer Wolverine G. L. Parsons Cole’s Feed Store Parsons Dr. Hess Saline Mercantile Co Fordson Five Point Place Chris. Volz Saline Mercantile Company Rawleigh Rawleigh Co Dept Freeport E. J. Muir H. W. Keubler Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Michigan Ave Herman Heininger
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