Salime High School Me ws and staff list
The snippet lists Salime High School staff and student reporters including Richard Cramer Floyd Caar Erma Thee Myrtle Rogers Howard Lamb Alma Ernst Lucile Schmid Mary Mood and several student reporters across grades with roles in senior junior and sophomore reporting and student council athletics.
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Richard Cramer Floyde Caar
Myrtle Rogers
Howard Lamb
Alma Ernst
Lucile Schmid
Mary Mood
Dale Noble
Assisistant Briiter
Student Council
Purprise and Use Our School Vacation Letter
A reflection on vacations from school, arguing sleep as a true break and urging students to use summer wisely. The essay notes the strain of continuous study and suggests rest, then calls readers to return in September with improved thinking and planning abilities.
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Addison
Roger D. Coverley
Schel
End of School Year Brings Freedom and Fun
As the school year ends, the old building stands deserted and the system of restraints loosens. Students look forward to trips through the woods, fishing at lakes, and a week at a favored lake leaving behind the weary routines and eager smiles of younger learners.
End of Term Reflections At Local School
The article notes the school year ends with a mix of recreation and lingering concerns. It highlights junior senior banquet alumni gathering and a high school party as key events while exams and remaining tasks provoke worry among students. The overall tone praises the year despite lingering tensions.
Saline Sends Players to Ypsilanti Tennis Meet
Saline entered two singles players and two doubles teams at the Ypsilanti tournament held Friday and Saturday. Leonard Hutzel and Paul Estermeyer represented Saline in singles with Hutzel defeating Lyons of St Thomas before losing to Wilbur Holloway. Estermeyer beat Durfee and Schafer but fell to Baker. Doubles teams Blught and Lamb along with Estermeyer and Noble competed, with Lamb and Blught winning their first match before forfeited, then losing to Jackson and Brerden.
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Saline
Ypsilanti
Ann <Arbor
Pontiac
Owosso
St. Thomas
University High
Ferndale
Birminham
Adrian
Tecumseh
Yypsilanti
Royal Oak
Munmerous
Leonard Hutzel
Paul Estermeyer
Hutzel
Lyons
Wilbur Holloway
Ann Arbor High
Estermeyer
Durfee
Schafer
Baker
Ypusikanti
Robert Blught
Howard Lamb
Dale Noble
Saling
Lamb On Klught
Ryan
Manderville
Jackson
Brerden
Ester
Tennis doubles results from campus matches
Meyer and Noble defeated Allward and Handy of Ypsilanti 6-0 6-1. Moriarty and Durfee of St. Thomas won 6-4 6-1 but lost to Owosses cracked doubles team Richards and Morency 5-7 0-6.
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Meyer and
Noble
Allward
Handy
Ypsilanti
Moriarty
Durfee
St. Thomas
Owosse
Richards and Morency
Spelling Champs Hit Perfect Scores This Week
Lloyd Armbruster Louise Alber Lou Evelyn Bowen 30 Ken Hartman and Helen Hutzel achieved perfect 100 percent scores daily in the weekly spelling competition highlighting top performers.
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Lloyd Armbruster
Louise Alber
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Ken Hartman
Helen Hutzel
Semester Examinations Review Ahead Next Week
The past week focused on reviewing for the semester examinations scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Junior Senior Banquet Delights Attendees at Ice Palace Tour
The Saturday event featured Ruth Gross guiding guests to the Amajestic Ice Palace with stops including The Summit The Spires Dorothy Tower and The Magic Windows. Joyce Heilman and Ruth Wertler provided entertainment as green and white decor lit the hall.
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Northland
Ruth Gross
Amajestic Ice Palace
Sprow
Joyce Heilman
Hilda Gross
Fagh
Dorothy Tower
Ruth Vertler
Ruth Wertler
Unnamed year old boy hurt after fall from car
In Wayne Dispatch report a year old Bobby Wellman fell from the car he rode with his parents. He was not missed until another vehicle flagged the party and they rushed him to Ann Arbor hospital. His brother Carl was questioned as the incident was investigated.
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Bobby Wellman
Ann Arbor
Carl
Wayne Dispatch
First Thoughts on a Train Trip Surprise
A child named Jacky experiences astonishment during a train ride. The journey includes a tunnel causing dismay and confusion, then daylight returns and the child reframes the trip with gratitude. The voice exclaims “Mamma It’s tomorrow” signaling renewed wonder.
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Jacky
Fosdich School Year Ends With Picnic And Gift
Fosdich school closed May 25 and held a May 30 afternoon picnic with games organized by Mrs C P Bishop Mrs F C Helis and Mrs Charles Kern. Wilma Hollis won a prize for perfect attendance. Ice cream and cake were served. Pupils presented teacher Clara Schreen with a pearl and crystal necklace. The Plying Needle Sewing Club plans a party at Laura Wells home Saturday. Yearly attendance averaged 96.1 percent.
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Fosdick
C. P. Bishop
Afvs
F. C. Helis
Charles Kern
Wilma Hollis
Clara Schreen
Plying Needle Sewing Club
Laura Wells
Profits Rise as Tested Herds Show Higher Butterfat
Dairy herd improvement reports show increased butterfat production and larger profits for members. Better feeding, culling unprofitable cows, and selecting top heifers drive gains. west Allegan firms average over 300 pounds per cow and eleven herds exceed 400 pounds. A Michigan State dairy program schedules meetings from Lake City to Dpssie in June to promote joiners.
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West Allegan Association
Henry Meyers
Oceana County
Dairy Department
Sjichigan State College
Pure-Bred Dairy Sires Prove Worth in Herd Improvement
The USDA urges dairy producers to favor pure bred sires noting they boost milk and butterfat yield. A study shows cows with pure bred sires average 7,007 pounds milk and 300 pounds butterfat, up from 4,695 and 179 respectively. Net gains per daughter exceed in value, supporting adoption despite higher bull costs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
W. E. Wintermeyer
Mr. Wintermeyer
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Winteri
Washington, D. C
Legume Hay and Grain Mix for Dry Cows
Dry cows should receive all available legume hay plus a sufficient grain mixture to build surplus flesh before freshening. Legume hay provides calcium and protein while bran or oil meal adds phosphorus and texture. Some dairymen believe these feeds yield higher dividends than other feeds.
Chevrolet Co Shopper Ad for Reconditioned 1927 Coach
Car listing for a 1927 Chevrolet coach with reconditioned tires and motor, automatic windshield wiper, spare tire, and finish described as excellent. Advertised by GHO V. Cook & Son Authorized Chevrolet dealers with a price of 425 dollars and five units available.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Co
GHO. V. Cook & Son
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Salime High School
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Editorial
Senate Committee
Pullman Company
United States Railroad Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Florida
California
Ailroad Association
Magic Windows
Richard Cramer
Mtr
George W. Cook & Son
Saline, Mich
Mecosta
Lake City
Otis Ville
Garo
Sandusky
Ionia
Richmond
Highland
Dpssié
Mickie
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