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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
3
Miss Electa Murray hosted in Sunday call events in Central York with visitors from Detroit and Bemis road families. A bald cypress in Santa Maria del Tul a Mexico is claimed as the world's oldest tree at 4000 to 6000 years old and about 125 feet in circumference.
Mr Milkey traveled to Detroit on business Tuesday. Mrs Margaret Schroen bought a new tractor and plow. Schools closed Tuesday for a park picnic in Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Clifford Richards of Willow were visitors to D G Richards. Ann Arbor guests Hobart Richards and Mrs Hames called Thursday. Oak Grove and Tamarack sixes played ball Sunday resulting in Oak Grove school victory.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stimpson welcomed visitors from Manchester. E. J. Forsythe hosted Kalamazoo guests. Hammond ties linked to Tecumseh Berkley Ann Arbor and Van Wert Ohio visits. Detroit residents joined extended family gatherings in Dayton Cincinnati and Covington during Memorial Day period.
BRIDGEWATER area clubs meet with Mrs. Ervin Buss and Theron Klager next Thursday. Several residents, including families of Ernst and Monaghan, visit Detroit and Dexter. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hidwin Firkkbeiner died at Mercy hospital Ann Arbor with funeral held Tuesday.
Macon Miss Grace Cheesbro of Toledo visits Mr. and Mrs. John Ladd. E W Payne and family call on relatives in Flint. Raynor Scudder guests in Bowling Green. E B Bancroft of Adrian callers in Russell Collins home. I D Kettle and Ned Hawkins in Melvindale. Libbie Healey of Jackson stays with Almon Kutler. Sarah Avery goes to Jackson to stay with daughter Clyde Drewyer. Carl McClue entertains Clifford Mansfield of Ann Arbor. A B Mackey visits daughter Mrs Martin Frayser in Monroe. J E Somers of Clawson overnight with G D Bilis. Claud Bailey hosts Fred Bailey family of Yapsilanti and Lynn McIntire family of Clinton.
Miss Noreen Williams visits in Berrien Springs with the Williams family. Dozens of relatives and friends from Ann Arbor Tecumseh Detroit Ypsilanti and other cities share meals and hos pitality over the weekend including anniversaries birthdays and a mastoid operation for Mrs. Bugbee at Mercy hospital in Jackson.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month. Everybody cordially invited.
Robert Drake of North Easton Massachusetts a gun collector houses 300 different types of guns swords powder flasks and horns in his collection. It includes a complete Arabian hunting outfit over 300 years old and still in usable condition.
The piece discusses updating a home with new furniture that harmonizes with existing items or replaces less suitable pieces. It notes the high cost and cyclical fashion of furniture styles, contrasts Victorian with classic pieces, and suggests stressing smartness via draperies, lamps, tables, glassware, and frames while keeping durable, elegant items.
This piece advised busy mothers on shopping by telephone and in person, stressing consistency with a reliable grocer, checks on weight, price, and quality, and comparing packaged versus bulk goods. It also included several tested recipes such as Brown Casserole of Meat and Cranberry Pie, reflecting practical kitchen guidance.
Six year Michigan State College study urges delaying harvest of oats and barley beyond the dough stage to preserve quality and yield. Cutting at full maturity with moisture around 25 percent and windrow curing before combine can reduce losses. lodging and shattering may be mitigated by variety choice, Spartan barley noted as favorable.
Michigan dairy cows show a steady four tenths of a pound rise in butterfat per month for four months. Data from 1400 herds reveal April average butterfat at 28.84 pounds per cow, with culling reasons dominated by low production and udder trouble rising. Demand for herd sires remains strong while safety pens and farm improvements gain activity amid high feed costs and late pastures.
Michigan State College invites livestock feeders to a June 10 program on beef pork and lamb production. George A. Brown outlines topics from feeds to finances with sessions on feedlots crepe feeding brood sows and beef cattle costs. Federal meat grading and cooperative credit are among talks by national and campus experts.
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