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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

2

Local News Roundup From Central York Area

Central York notes report Joseph Stautch losing a cow last week and family travels to Detroit. Adrian residents Mr Carpenter and family move into the O Donnell farm house. Milan residents visit Alger Allison with Wirt LeBaron and Neffs. Dogs attack Gooding and Allison sheep, killing one lamb and injuring others. Claude Allison and relatives from Wayne and Saline visit Alger Allison.

Joseph Stautch Detroit Carpenter Adrian O’donnell Wirt LeBaron Scott Neff Orey Neff Milan Don Richards Alger Allison Gooding Allison Claude Allison Vivien Evelyn Melvin Wayne Millard Allison Mooreville Fred Sellen Fred Aprill Lucille Aprill Saline

Social News From West Mooreville and Surrounding Towns

Monroe visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Gus Goldsmith and William Risdin. Detroit and Ann Arbor guests call on locals. Memorial exercises at Macon cemetery. Families from Milan Ypsilanti Saline and Kalamazoo visitations and dinners feature throughout this period.

Social notes from Saline and nearby communities

Miss Beatrice Cross visited Adrian on Tuesday. Numerous residents and visitors from Saline and surrounding towns, including the Stilts, Kutler, Pierce, and Craig families, hosted relatives and friends in Saline, Ann Arbor, Tecumseh, and Toledo through midweek and weekend gatherings.

Weekend Visits Across Hammond District

Hammond District residents report a series of Sunday visits and gatherings. Teamed kin such as Boutson and son of Tecumseh called on George Needham, while Raymond Gilbert returned home after a week away. Ernest Gleason hosted Muskegon friends, and several households shared dinners and Sunday calls with neighbors and relatives.

Social Visits Note Varied City Guests And Relatives

Mrs. George Saffeli and Bruce Gordon of Ypsilanti visited Walter Gordon Monday evening. Mrs. Sarah Robison and Mrs. Clarence Derr and baby called on Mrs. Minnie Hammond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gordon and family spent Sunday with E. M. Gilbert. Mrs. Marie Pennington and Mrs. Ellen Collins of Macon called on Mrs. Mable Needham last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Easton entertained dinner for Has ton's sisters Ida Tousley Seattle and Maggie Hardin Detroit. Callers at Walter Gordon's Friday included William Risdon Cleveland Ohio Mrs. William Kreeger and son Billy Flint Mr and Mrs Gus Goldsmith Mooreville Mrs. Walter Greashaber and children Milan.

Gus Goldsmith William Risdin Monroe Willis Moody Detroit Clyde Gauntlett Frank Jones Ann Arbor E. Hendershot Miss Dunn Mary Conde Alice Fred Lewis Ada Johnston Norman Eighme Owosso Macon Cemetery Almus Hale Mae Sherman A. J. Turner C. S. Herkermer Milan C. A. Torrey Margaret Torrey Ypsilanti Ralph Long Ervin Kreager Hartlake Hazeldene Goldsmith Ernest Dieterle Edith Westfall Lewis Miller Bertha Brett Fred Reese George Reese Austin White Saline William Phillips Aaron Westfall Paul Lewis Robert Anderson Harry Dennison Vermillion Ohio Zitella Goldsmith John Martin Indianapolis Arthur Carter Robert Greenman Kalamazoo George Saffeli Bruce Gordon Walter ‘Gordon Sarah Robison Clarence Derr Minnie Hammond Glenn Gordon E. M. Gilbert Marie Pennington Ellen Collins Macon Mable Needham C. N. Easton Haston Ida Tousley Seattle Washington Maggie Hardin Walter Gordon William Risdon Cleveland William Kreeger Billy Flint Mooreville Walter ,Greashaber

Local leaders accelerate progress with Michigan farm methods

Michigan State College extension chief R. J. Baldwin says volunteer local leaders drive agricultural progress in Michigan. They relay soil, home management, poultry and other farm advances after college specialists explain them. leaders convene neighbors, work with 4 H clubs, farm women, or men, and success hinges on the local leader.

Michigan R. J. Baldwin Michigan State College Baldwin

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