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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
5
ai has been postponed to August 4. Thomas Shurtz was a business visitor in Owosso and Lansing Friday. George Wood visits at his uncle George Wood’s home in Hillsdale. Miss Louise Graves of Elvanston is visiting Saline friends and relatives. Mrs Ida Jordan of Adrian spends the week with Mr and Mrs C A Jordan.
Miss Florence Stauth assists in Detroit this week. Mrs Jacob Stecher and Mrs Fred Wertler visit Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Leslie Bailey spends Tuesday with Mrs Jacob Stecher. Two Toledo nieces visit the Applegate household. The Norik Ladies Society meets with Mrs Dan Murray of Ridge. Christina Gramer and Alpha Gramer visit Leslie Bailey Thursday morning.
E B Payne was in Ann Arbor on business Monday. Mrs Will Burns of Toledo and F Burns of Charlotte called on her uncle Albert Collins Friday. Mrs Wesley Pennington spent part of last week in Ridgeway with her son Maurice and wife. Roy Heilman with C F Heilman of Detroit was in Wheeling for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Waltes Harring of Detroit were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Hisring Sunday. Mrs and Mrs Ora Heath entertained. Mr and Mrs Melvin Vedder and son of Titchfield visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs I E Spiders and children of Butler Pa are visiting. George Slaght and Mrs Nona Phelps of Flint were guests of their uncle Dr C G Slaght, and Mr and Mrs L S H Camburn attended the Williams Bacon reunion at Adams Park Tecumseh. Mrs Pennington and Mr and Mrs R G Sage and Mr and Mrs P K Morgan were in Ypsilanti Sunday visiting Prof and Mrs E R Gorton. Rev and Mrs S Schofield of Romulus were guests of Mr and Mrs G D Bilis Sunday afternoon. Rev Schofield preached at the MM B pulpit Sunday evening. Mrs Roy Heilman and Mrs Lilburn Burleson were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs C F E Heilman in Detroit and visited Lilburn Burleson at the Ford hospital. The Schoolmaster reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Eggert with relatives from Detroit, Ypsilanti, South Lyon, Carleton, Saline and Milan.
Mrs John Quamby visited Edward Langs family and Dunn relatives hosted. Hobart Richards and family of Ann Arbor called on G Richards. Milkeys attended a ball game in Ann Arbor. Florold Jewell and her mother Wiepert visited near Ionia. Bradley sisters and Milkey sisters spent time with Florine Richards. A potluck lunch was served on the lawn at 5. Richards families and Miss Florine hosted Sunday supper for Madison Richards family from Ypsilanti. Jean Marie Richards joined grandparents after a week away.
A state program offers a major prize of 8.385 million dollars plus minor benefits to Michigan wheat growers who sign a three year contract to cut their wheat acreage by up to 20 percent. Payments come from a processing tax and are distributed over three years beginning September 1934, based on county yields and administered by county farmer committees.
Local committees will select three member teams including bounty members to assess acres planted in the past three years and determine reductions. Township committees will gather signatures for crop contracts, while county committees organize quickly. Farmers reducing wheat acreage face payments and potential crop insurance benefits funded by the wheat processing tax.
Fifteen years ago Charles Marken had a five passenger Ford. Mrs. Jacob Clough visited friends in Ann Arbor and Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dietiker move into their new Kilby house. Fred Wiedman spent weeks at Big Silver Lake. The Jacob Fucss family and daughter Helen visited friends in Dexter. William Kinsley and son Lauren were guests of Fred Kalmbach in Lodi. Lucy Fairbank hosted cousins from Toledo and Dundee. Edward Muir and Ruth Rose attended the County Federation of Womens Clubs in Ypsilanti. Fred Kalmbach and family and Homer Kuebler toured the U. of M museum. The Herman Gross barn was dedicated with a dance for about forty couples. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Curtiss and Bliss left for kin in Carden and LaGrange Ind with Josephine Decker accompanying them.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Unterkircher hosted sister Mrs Mix of Chicago. Miss Maude Friis spent Sunday at Whitmore Lake. Mooreville baseball boys visit tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Watermelons selling for 40 cents. Miss Livings of Chicago visiting Miss Fannie Friis south of town. Mr and Mrs C Wheeler hosted Emanuel Gross's family in Ann Arbor. Village Treasurer Fred Burkhart urges taxpayers to pay up. Miss Florence Rouse sang at Baptist church. Graf Brothers introduced a new Pitts threshing machine. John Wurster and Mrs C G Webb install cement walks on North Ann Arbor St. Band members in maroon suits spent Sunday at Pleasant Lake. J F Koebbe and Burt Osborne attended Epworth League convention in Detroit from Macon church.
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