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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
4
Practical guidance for staking tomatoes with 16 to 18 inch spacing, pole height five to six feet, and weekly pruning. Tips on handling other crops include shielding cauliflower, Bordeaux spray for blight, succession planting, and general garden maintenance through the season.
Miss Mary Drake of Detroit visited her aunt Mrs. Bert Moore last week. Barbara Hirth spent time with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bihimyer. Numerous relatives dropped by Mrs. John Andress on Friday after moon. Mary Jane Naylor joined Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moore Saturday evening. Windsor visitors Mr. Philip Dresch and Mrs. Russel Strayer called on Mrs. Clara Kalmbach. Hirth and Moore families hosted Thursday and Sunday gatherings with Herman Boelter and others.
The Fleury family completed home painting in the Judd district. Nearby, the Ery family joined a reunion near Conroe on Saturday. Marjory Richards stayed with her grandparents from Thursday to Sunday, while Tommie visited Cheboygan with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Detroit relatives through Monday.
Central York residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alber hosted at the Allison home Sunday afternoon. Detroit visitors Tom Omalev and Ivan Golich spent Tuesday evening with Alec Omalev. The group played basketball. King Peter of Yugoslavia toured the Willow Run bomber plant last week with Jim Omaley among the employees meeting him. Alec Omaley visited Detroit relatives Wednesday to Sunday, his parents joining Saturday. they returned home Sunday with two young grandsons to spend a week there.
Notice announces name changes for Josef Douglas Babos and Pauline Mercedes Babos to Babis in Washtenaw County with 29 July 1942 hearing. Also records final administration account for Alice Simmons estate in Saline with 22 July 1942 hearing. War Bond drive urged readers to invest 10 percent of income every pay day to support the war effort.
Residents list guests and movements from Hammond to Milan and Dayton with frequent callins and extended stays. The column records multiple pairs of hosts and visitors including Gordon, Gilbert, Holt, Pennington, and Ebaugh families, plus Fourth of July gatherings and short trips. The piece closes with two period quotes on tuberculosis and potato production in Michigan.
A concise claim highlights meat as a superior provider of dietary essentials, suggesting it surpasses other foods in nutrient density and value for a balanced diet.
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