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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
Raymond Orr is home for a two week vacation. Numerous locals visit relatives in Tecumseh Saline Stony Creek Dixboro and Milan including Fred Richards Adelene Green Dan Murray and Marion Murray. Mrs Stewhet had nose surgery at St Josephs sanitarium and is recovering at home.
Macon residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup with names from Detroit Ypsilanti Jackson Tecumseh and other locales. Travelers include Dr David Langan and Miss Jennie Dutcher among many relatives and friends visiting Mantown area homes and lakeside sites.
James Taylor drives a new Chevrolet. Leon Vealey and family visit Tecumseh area. Walter Craig stays with his uncle Sam. Several visits and family gatherings occur across Saline, Milan, Dundee, and Eden with relatives and friends sharing Sunday and weekday time. Thelma Johnson and Geraldine Kudér connect with cousins, while Madge Garrett returns home after two weeks away.
A sequence of local exchanges shows Jacob Kinsley, John Mayer, Blanche Manor, Mrs. Arlea Hurd, and others visiting relatives across Saline, Belleville, Ann Arbor, and nearby homes. Neighborly calls include christenings, sickness care, and Sunday afternoons with extended families and friends.
Names and visits populate a district social note. David Hanser seen in Dixboro Monday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Steiman of Monroe called on Joe Masten Friday. Mrs Karl Theurer hosted a Detroit cousin recently. Paul Julia and Martha Lederer spent an evening with Karl Theurer. George Theurer entertained nieces and nephews from Ann Arbor. Leola Richards Hobart Richards and Finias Noble visited Doris Gazmaier of South Saline Sunday afternoon.
Washtenaw County Board of Road Commissioners offers for sale 90000 dollars in bonds on Assessment District Road No 5. Bonds carry 500 dollar denominations, 6 9 percent? percent interest paid semi annually, tax exempt, and are guaranteed by Washtenaw County. Further information available at the Board office in the Court House Ann Arbor Michigan.
Joe Riedel underwent an operation at St. Joseph's hospital in Ann Arbor. Louetta Schaible of Saline visited her sister Mrs. Erwin Klager. Selma Boettner and Rose Breining visited Clinton. Marguerite Riedel returned home after a week at Wampler lake. Frank Riedel and daughter and others traveled to Ann Arbor. Mrs. Katherine Kuehner of Ann Arbor visited her daughter Mrs. Joe Bersuder. Maynard Kidd recovering from appendicitis expects to return home soon. Families traveled to Jackson Hague Park and Ann Arbor for visits and home stays.
West Mooreville Von Bush on sick list. Homecoming day at Mooreville set for August 17. Local residents visit relatives in Ann Arbor Milan Ypsilanti Tecumseh Kalamazoo and Richmond Indiana. Monument markers placed on Mooreville cemetery. Various visits by Mrs. Hale Blauck Saffell Saffell and others.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Ann Arbor on July 13 1921 Judge Emory E Leland hears petition by Arminda Wilson sister asking administration of Jane Haight estate be granted to Henry Bredernit or another. Hearing fixed for August 9 at 10 a m at the Probate Office with publication of this order in Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that there are not enough birds to mop up a full grasshopper invasion but birds aid control. Of twenty seven species studied twenty five eat grasshoppers and nineteen species show grasshoppers on every specimen’s menu. Strongest records come from the lark sparrows meadow larks Franklin gulls Arkansas kingbird crow blackbird and common kingbird.
The account lists events of Holy Week in Nisan 14 15 and 17, A D 30. The betrayal occurs on the eveing of Nisan 14 with crucifixion on Nisan 15 and Resurrection on Nisan 17. The Ascension is dated May 18 A D 30, year 788 A U D.
Hotels combat theft by burning the hostelry name into electric light bulbs as a new souvenir limit. Guests once collected match safes salt cellars and pepper boxes, but hotel owners now mark bulbs to deter pilferage and preserve inventory.
In old attic volumes lie forgotten tomes. Take them to a second hand book dealer to convert into cash for new books you have long wanted but could not afford.
The article explains a five to one mix of gelatin and acid chromate of lime used as a glue for mending glass without cement disfigurement. It hardens in sunlight, becoming insoluble even when boiled. It mentions nerve grafts restoring function for gaps of up to three inches. Charcoal Eph humor and a dinner-table quip about a loquacious clergyman conclude the excerpt.
Raw bones are treated with sulphur dioxide and benzin to remove fat, then boiled in water under pressure to yield a strong glue. This process produces a quality adhesive from bone material.
Artesian wells derive their name from Artesium, the Latin for Artois in northern France, where the method of boring for water was first developed.
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