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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
8
Dr Max M Peet chief surgeon at University Hospital Ann Arbor performed a life saving operation on a fawn injured by a dog at Munuscong State Park. Conservation Officer Joseph Hill and Park Superintendent Tom Demarest aided. Six weeks recovery planned for braces.
Michigan crop prospects on July 1, 1936 show overall 70 percent condition, higher than 1935 and lower than 1984, with rains in late June improving major crops but ongoing heat risking further damage. Acreage for harvest declines about 6 percent from 1935, with beans, potatoes, and wheat most affected, while fruit yields vary by type and region.
State of Michigan Probate Court Wash tenaw County orders final administration account of John Peter Wiedmayer estate examined August 5 1936 at 10 in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor probate office. Publication to run three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay G Pray. Nora O Borgert Register. July 9 16 23 1936.
In the matter of Dorothy Wiedmayer deceased the court appoints August 1936 for final administration accounting and petition for the residue. The hearing will occur at ten oclock in the forenoon at the Probate Office with publication in The Saline Observer weekly for three weeks. Nora O. Borgert Register of Probate. July 9 16 25 1936.
Michigan State College offers Bulletin No. 165 on Mastitis from the bacteriology department. It outlines inferior milk quality and reduced production as economic reasons for dairy farmers to prevent and control streptococcal mastitis, with a program for prevention and control.
John Gooding hosted Thursday visits with Mr and Mrs Wirt LeBaron as threshers work nearby. Tracy LeBaron of Ypsilanti and Zach Gauntlett Jr of Milan stopped by. Detroit guests Joseph Sweeney Jr and family joined Jos eph Sweeney Sr Mrs Hattie Murray and daughters for a Sunday gathering with Marion Murray of Superior township away visiting New York state.
Paul and George Franklin Richards were home over the weekend. Misses Mary and Electa Murray called on Lugenia Richards Monday afternoon. Mrs. Chaney of Flint visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Richards, Wednesday. Mrs. Gale Riggs and Mrs. Roland Grege assisted Mrs. Teachout with her threshing Thursday. Arthur Naggy, Eddie Schroen and George Franklin Richards called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards at Willow Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Tuckey of Tecumseh and Mrs. Sarah Avery of Battle Creek visited Mrs. A Kutler and Mrs. Frank Stills. Britton residents Aubrey Pocklington and David Cook spent a Sunday with Mrs. Waslick and the Losees. Mrs. Ellsworth Losee went to Ann Arbor to see her ill grandmother Mrs. Pharina Hale. Several women spent midweek in Temperance with Mrs. Kinsey and daughter Grace. The Schuster family, killed in a Dundee train collision, were relatives of Mrs. Floyd Cross. Stilt Kuder visitors from Ypsilanti included Mr. and Mrs. Will Glover and others. Tecumseh residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petty also visited.
Michigan potato producers see higher cash markets as extension workers from Michigan State College promote a persistent summer spraying program. Field tests show Bordeaux liquid sprays outperform copper lime dust, yielding 18.7 to 20.86 bushels per acre more and costing about $3.70 less per acre. Home mixing dust also saves about $1.41 per acre versus factory mixes.
The Ham mond district reports a flurry of social visits and weekend gatherings. Families including Forsythes, Gordons, Lov es, Gilberts, Stimpsons, and others from Ann Arbor Milan Detroit and Fremont hosted or visited relatives and friends throughout the week ending with Sunday meals and occasional trips.
Dr C B Kircher of Saline visited Alonzo Kuder on Friday. The Boys Pig Club met with Ralph Mehler Monday evening and served ice cream and cake. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Craig visited relatives in Saline and Macon. Several families, including the Mehlers, Hammonds, Vealeys and Craigs, hosted or visited others across Saline area. Guests from Ypsilanti and Corning, N Y, joined local families for weekend gatherings. Elmer Hatter Milan and Orra Zeluff York hosted visitors with the ZeluFs and Metzger households entertaining guests.
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