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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
5
Miss Evelyn Zirnst receives items and mail while Mrs. D. B. Mattison visits Ann Arbor. Numerous residents and guests from Ann Arbor Jackson Detroit and Adrian appear at homes and events. The Feldkamp family reunion July 31 at Pleasantlake. rabbits prizes at Michigan State Fair. farm updates and local visits prominent.
Readers urged to bring tractors and teams to the tourist camp next Friday to help build a dam at the park. Scouts have cleared river bed and volunteers donated labor for timbering, spillway, and dirt work amid a need for elbow grease and equipment.
Fifteen years ago George W. Cook was in Detroit on business. Bert Denerdinger and Miss Kate Gugerty visited Ann Arbor. Miss Mildred Tower visiting uncle Harry Tower in Ann Arbor. Jacob Fitzgerald of Ann Arbor guest of brother Sela. Ben Bialk of Destro and Mrs Lucy Fairbank family guests. Bert Canine moved from Detroit to York home. Albert Gross of Lodi visited brother Walter Gross. Minnie Buckman left to Philadelphia to visit brother Fred Pierce. Esther and Dorothy Blaie of Columbus Ohio visiting Mrs K Braemons. Mrs John Wurster and Florence returned from Ithaca visit. Carl A Curtiss and family to LaGrange Indiana for visit. John Boettner and Conrad Boettner of Saline township visited. Mammoth gooseberries on display at Saline Savings Bank from Plewood farm by Mr W Baucer, three inches wide.
The item notes Mrs. M. Henney visiting Lee Arbor for a week while The Kid band plays in Ypsilanti for German day. It lists local residents and activities including sick Charles Schroen, Dr. Wallace preaching, Miss Callie Smith teaching, Miss Fannie Friis returning to Chicago, Peter Cook gaining reputation, and plans for cider mill and new barn foundations. A Saline live town event is mentioned.
Michigan State College hosts Farmers Day on Friday July 29 featuring halter and calf leading contests by the dairy husbandry department. Calves weigh about 800 pounds and officials withhold age and weight details. A hoof trimming demonstration and other livestock displays are planned alongside the Better Babies Contest entries September 4 to 10.
Mary Mestagh of Homier, Michigan, has suffered numerous bone fractures over years with only one serious accident reported. Doctors at North Chicago Hospital led by Dr. Frederick Harvey noted X rays show most bones have broken at least once, totaling a large number.
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