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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
5
Weekend visits and local happenings fill Saline activity notes. Detroit and An Arbor visitors. church meetings. family reunions. weddings. trips across Illinois to Alaska cruise. beekeeping meetings styled by Michigan State College. improvements on homes. and a large Soap Box Derby crowd in Ann Arbor.
Professor George A. Brown of Michigan State College endorses August as national beef month. Retail meat outlets nationwide join to curb beef surplus on five and a half million farms. Beef prices are 7 to 32 percent lower than a year ago as June saw a record heavy slaughter. livestock groups and packing industry back the movement to sell surplus, with key national and state bodies participating. Brown says farmers need better prices and consumers can help stabilize meat costs.
Fifteen years ago on July 23 1921 Doris Schmid was born to Mr and Mrs Alphonse Schmid at home in the early week. Florence Cook returns from ten days outing at Mat tison cottage Lakeland. other social visits include Schrader guests Britton and Buckman Philadelphia relations. Numerous short notes record visits travels and a church wedding of Sam Gall and Dorothy Meyer at St Pauls parsonage led by Rev Wittbracht.
Thirty years ago Miss Lillian Stang visited Bucyrus Ohio while Mrs Arsino Olds of Ypsilanti stayed with Mrs W D Simmons. Several local couples and families hosted guests from Tucson Detroit and Jackson. A barn lightning strike killed a Co operative Company horse as Harmon Briggs reported bruising injuries to Elwood Rogers from a fall at Silas Briggs barn. Continuous notes of social visits and local mishap wrap the snippet.
After arrests of all but one kidnapper, officials may deploy agents to pursue undeclared assets or untaxed items. The note urges readers to scan liner ads for leads and opportunities.
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