Saline area notes many social visits and travels
The column lists residents visiting relatives at North Lake and Portage Lake, trips to Ann Arbor and Tecumseh, baptisms, weddings, leadership camps, and a two week closure of Saline General Hospital. It notes club gatherings, birthday celebrations, and local reunions with multiple named families and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ford
Wampler’s Lake
Min
Ed Warner
Martin Blair
Elaine € Milston
Frank Carter
North Lake
George Everett
Saline High School
Cranham
Byron
Ohio
Hame
CG. Allilier
John J. Bodmer
Saline
Mary Schwartz
Ann Arbor
J. N. Lewis
Thomas Shirtz
Clay
East Lansing
Max Colins
Roberta Symanns
Deroit
Gary Sweveland
Roger Barnes
Betroit
Tsme
Ernest Towler
Marion
Jessie Haines
Lake ‘City
Blereli Armbruster
Fisherwomen Land Big Pike In St Marys River Haul
Two East Lansing anglers Mrs C V Ballard and Mrs Frances Patch trolling from a cottage on the Shallows caught a 25 pound 6 ounce northern pike 45 inches long and 19 inch girth along with a 10 pound northern pike and rainbow trout in the same morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
C. V. Ballard
Frances Patch
Conservation Department
Upper St. Marys River
Thanking neighbors after illness and hospital stay
Charles G. Bauer expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown during a recent illness at home and in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Bauer
City Tax Collection at Saline Savings Bank
City Treasurer Frank Camburn announces water bills and city taxes due and will be at Saline Savings Bank on Saturday July 19 to collect payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Savings Bank
Frank Camburn
Meat packing origins in North America traced to 1641 voyage
The first commercial meat packing begun around 1641 when a Boston bound ship sailed for the West Indies. New England colonists and Capt. John Pynchon of Springfield Mass. along with local farmers sent hogsheads of salted beef and pork to England's colonies for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Boston Harbor
New England
West Indies
John Pynchon
Springfield
Mass
England
Obituary of John Schaible 84 in Norvell township
John Schaible 84 died at his daughter's home in Norvell township after a long life born November 11 1862 in Freedom township. He married Caroline Linde in 1896 who died this year. Survived by four daughters one son five grandchildren three great grandchildren and a brother. Funeral held Wednesday with interment in Norvell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John George Schaible
Milo Swank
Norvell Township
Freedom Township
Mr. Schaible
John
Barbara Bross Schaible
Caroline C. Linde
Schaible
Emanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Manchester
Potatoes Offer Calorie Source For Daily Diet
A single potato contains about 100 calories or roughly one twenty-fifth of the daily recommended intake for an average adult. The note stresses the need for using a balanced ration to accompany this staple.
Clinton Missouri Hatchery Hub with 89 Plants and 16 Million Eggs
Clinton in Henry county Missouri hosts 89 hatcheries with a combined capacity of 16 million eggs, marking it as a major United States hatching region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Henry County
Missouri
United States
Rabies Case Update in Washtenaw County
A second rabies case was reported in Washtenaw County in Manchester. Do not kill the dog unless necessary. isolate and confine it until the sheriff arrives. If rabies is suspected, call the sheriff immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Manchester
Otto K. Engelke
Sheriff’s Office
First commercial telephone switchboard opens in New Haven
In 1878 New Haven Connecticut installed the first commercial telephone switchboard and exchange. It featured eight lines and served 21 subscribers. The greeting used was Ahoy not Hello underscoring early telecommunication culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Gunsmithing Course Offered at Trinidad State Junior College
A two year gunsmith training course is offered at Trinidad State Junior College in Trinidad Colorado. It is believed to be the first college level program in firearm manufacture and repair. A grand cement pile at Grand Coulee Dam holds enough cement to construct three pyramids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad State Junior College
Trinidad
Cole
Grand Coulee
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Hazen Jewell
Dearborn Inn
Kenneth Spitier
Trenton
B. J. Spitier
Janet Burgess
Hartland
Paul Lee
Neil Kern
Willow Village
Charles Kern
Anita Engel
Albert Schniege
Chesaning
Glenn Carter
Adrian
William McAllister
Napoleon McConnell
Ypsilanti
Lewis Ernst
Otto Ernst
Plymouth
Marilyn Schaeffer
Robert Schroen
Charles Holzhauer
Portage Lake
Arthur Armbruster
Lloyd Armbruster
Rochester
N. Y
Joan Ellsman
Robert Klueter
Lake Huron
Port Huron
Donna Grace Stimpson
Owosso
Sally Stinson
Emmett J. Kelly
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Bert Gillen
J. C. Little
Dorothea
Myrtle Beettger
Belleville
Mable Stoll
Lulu Davenport
Ona LeBaron
Doris Alber
Shirley Hagen
Katherine Luckhardt
Margaret Lange
Calvin Kern
Olivet College
Wesley Neilson
Janet
Joan Austin
Wyandotte
E. Barrow
Elizabeth
Albert Niethammer
Jacob Grund
Yvonne
Detroit
Barbara Haas
Dexter
Maurice Robbins
Duane Lewis
Raymond Larmee
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elmer Scherbt
Lloyd Carey
Bessie Collins
Lenawee
Lee Draper
Mooreville Rd
Emmett Kelly
Fred Gillen
John Bierberick
Douglas Hospital
Fort Custer
Mary Lou
Lee
Clarence Taylor
Brighton
Herman Heininger
Arthur Heininger
Albert Heininger
John Heininger
George
Waltter Heininger
Elsie Hochrein
Clearlake
Emma Henne
Doris Jean
Ray Rosander
Norman Haines
Pittsfield Village
Harold Armbruster
Serena Hehr
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Miss Hehr
Frank Gifford
Toledo Optometrist
Milan
Milan Hotel
Toledo
Edison
Mabel Stoll
Wm. Spike
Max Spike
Malcolm Whitford
Lansing
Archie Shipley
Nellie Tripp
Mabel Cook
Donald Coleman
Ronald Sprague
Wayne Spike
Carl A. Curtiss
Josephine Decker
Mr. Curtiss
A. E. Biery
Camden
John O. Curtiss
Co. D. Curtiss
Washington, D. C
A. Perry
Methodist Church
Roy MacIntyre
Brooklyn
Walter MacArthur Sr
Cecil Davenport
Arthur Wilson
Lee Hart
Saline Park
Loci Grange Hall
Otto Hack
Edward Wanhr
Lodi
Dorothy Hack
Marjorie Nobie
Tappan Gas
Bendix
Philco Radios
Osood Hardware
Vogt’s
Scrapple
Beinz
Groton
John Schaible
Manhattan Island
New York
Areg
Atelevain
America
Wales
Michigan Ave
S. Ann Arbor
General Electric
For
General
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