Local social notes and visits across towns
Miss Evelyn Ernst receives a personal note. Mrs. C. A. Jordan and others visit friends in Toledo last Thursday. Mrs. M. Wilcox of Ann Arbor visits Mrs. Sigler. Nelie Congdon attends Alumni banquet in Chelsea. Golda Morford returns to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart visit Vineyard Lake. Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Uphaus visit Ann Arbor. Emogene Koebbe weekends with Dr. and Mrs. Sigler at Portage Lake. Mrs. John E. Dicks attends funeral of Mrs. B. Roberts in Martinsville. Temperature shifts from 90s to 40s over days. Charles and Wallace Jordan weekend in Monaca, Pa. Leslie Jordan plans to join them at the Jordan farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jordan
Toledo
M. Wilcox
Ann Arbor
Golda Morford
Detroit
Fred Burkhart
Vineyard Lake
J. W Harmon
Ben Uphaus
Emogene Koebbe
Sigler
Portage Lake
John E. Dicks
B. Roberts
Martinsville
Charles and
Wallace Jordan
Monaca
Penn
Leslie Jordan
Jordan Farm
Community Notes: Ohio Visits and Local Family News
A long list of social visits and happenings around Saline and nearby towns. Nearby residents including Virgil G. Brown, Paul Rogers, Mrs. Albert Hall, Miss Lottie Wallace, Raymond Orr and families share calls and gatherings. hospital updates mention Samuel Desbrough after tonsil surgery. various reunions, graduations, and birthday events are noted among local households and surrounding communities in Lansing, Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Blissfield.
Dissects a Bank’s Business and Lending Principles
A banker explains the bank’s role in lending, required reserves, and the conservative use of deposits. He stresses repayment promises as sacred, cautions against bank involvement in industry, and outlines how credit lines are set from assets, credit-worthy endorsers, and average deposits.
Odd Bankers Quoted In Fragmented Conversation
A garbled excerpt references bankers and loans, mentioning a Wilk Rogers and a notion of tax matters. The text implies critique of lenders and repayment, but the fragment obscures clear facts or names. The piece preserves a sense of tension over finance and information access.
Fragmentary Note on Local Information and Advantage
A garbled passage discusses the idea that knowledge drives advantage and that information forms the basis of economy. It mentions personal interest, home proximity, and social affairs as factors in access to information. The text emphasizes minimal cost for greater gain and a warning against exploiting unknowns.
Rotarians Attend Ann Arbor Banquet in Inter-City Night
More than 309 Rotarians from about 15 cities gathered at the Michigan Union for Inter-City Ladies Night. James Allen of Windsor spoke on Rotary’s role in the Century of Progress Exhibition as part of a program with performances by local University School of Music selections. Nine Saline Rotarians attended with their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Union
Ann Arbor Club
James Allen
King’s Counsel
Windsor
Ont
Ube
Dave Davies
Rotary Clubs
Detroit
Wayne
Allen Albert
Rotary International
University School of Wasi
James Harmilton
Ann Arbor Rotary Club
Albert
International Organization of
Rotary
Rufus Dawes
Chicago
Fifteen Years Ago Parades and Visits Highlight Summer
Fifteen years ago Miss Helen Finch was home from Tekonsha for the summer rotation. Mrs E R Schill of Ypsilanti visited friends here last week. Misses Katherine Sears and Ber niece Barr were home from Rochester for the weekend. Mrs Lovie Blessing of Jackson spent part of the past week with her sister Mrs Conrad Boettner. Mr and Mrs Carl Schnebelt and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives at Battle Creek. Mrs Harry E Cole and grandson Denzil Cole of Gary Indiana are visiting the Cole family in the area. A free moving lecture entertainment drew a large crowd despite chilly weather and will run next week with plans for band concerts later. The observer notes Miss Olive Cressy will resign after 19 years and join Standard Printing in Ypsilanti. Miss Mary Eccles will handle reporting. Readers are asked to call 224 for future items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Finch
Tekonsha
E. R. Schill
Ypsilanti
Katherine Sears
Berniece Barr
Rochester
Lovie Blessing
Jackson
Conrad Boettner
Carl Schnebelt
Battle Creek
John Breastle
Sharon
William Wurster
Lodi
John Wurster
Harry E. Cole
Denzil Cole
Gary
Ind
A. B. Cole
Mialine
Cressy
Standard Printing Company
Mary Eccles
Michigan State Club Members Chosen for National Encampment
Four Michigan youths Irvin R. Shave Maurine Sutton Milton Bergeson and Harriet Reynolds earned trips to the National Club Encampment in Washington D C June 15 to 21 for over six years of club work and outstanding records. They will join delegates from 47 states and territories and gain views of the nation’s capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washington, D. C
A. G. Kettunen
Irvin R. Shave
Bessemer
Maurine Sutton
Holly
Milton Bergeson
Sterling
Harriet ©. Reynolds
Rives Junction
Opesrhers
United States
Thirty Years Ago Residents Return Home From Pennsylvania
Charles eet returns to Pennsylvania residency for autumn after visiting home. John Mitchell and family of Momestead, Penna., enjoy vacation time here. Otto Bliss and wife of Detrit were in town. Otto now works with a hardware firm. Alumni association decorating committee to meet Mrs. Lewis at G C Townsend’s home to finalize next week’s meeting. Chelsea ball boys visit disrupted by rain. balloon event abandoned due to weather. Senior and Junior classes hosted by Prof and Mrs Tooze with fern and peony decor in school colors. refreshments provided. guests remark on a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eet
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Momestead
Penna
Otto Bliss W
Detrit
Wees
Otto
Alumni Association
Lewis
G.C. Townsend
Chelsea
Poison Spray Rules Urge Washing Fruit. Michigan Farmers Affected
Federal entomology guidance warns Michigan orchardists to adjust poison spray schedules to avoid residue limits or risk fruit condemnation. Washable fruit may use three lead arsenate applications. calcium arsenate allowed as second cover spray with more summer oil. Unwashed fruit limited to two sprays. fluoride-free, no fluorine sprays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Entomology Department
Drenching Sheep to Control Parasites Urged by Michigan State Experts
Michigan State College animal husbandry officials report safe drenching procedures for lambs and adults to reduce parasite loads. Drenching every 30 days, with dosages adjusted by weight, helps keep flocks thrifty. Rotating pastures and using temporary crops also aid parasite control. A proposed land route near Manchester could connect to Detroit, with nearby landowners willing to sell. A barn and shed on the Widdifield farm were destroyed by fire, with loss over 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State College
Widdifield
Addison
North Adams Road
Addison -Courier
Hens Lay 4387 Eggs in March and 604 in April
A Rhode Island Red flock near Plymouth produced 4387 eggs in March and 604 in April. The farmer invites anyone with a higher total to contact the Dexter Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Dexter
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Miss. Nelie Congdon
The
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
State Bank No
Dietiker
Saline
British Columbia
Justin
Johns-Manville Co
Sherwin-Wlliams
Virgil G. Brown
Paul Rogers
Albert Hall
Lansing
Lottie Wallace
Raymond Orr
Lanti
Harvey Faust
Samuel Desbrough
Saline General Hospital
June
Henry Sayler
Blissfield
Max Heuschele
Clarence Wurster
A. M. Humphrey
Ernest Towler
Ernest Skinner
Royal Oak
Marguerite Lambert
General Hospital
Muriel Woodbridge
Irens Dawe
Clara
Frances Bowen Enjecyet
Canada
J. B. Wallace
T. W. Jones
Julia Ager
Cleveland
Ohio
Beatrice MclAlpine
Carl Geddes
Kenneth Cady
Jacob Bauer
Adam Klumpp
Illiam Stierle
E Leland Farm
John DeCow
Fletcher
C. O. Woodbridge
Fred Reese
Ridge Road
Austin White
Warren Lewis
Marlene Ann
Britton
Flora Rogers
William Phillips
Ormond
Alma Kerr
William Carpenter
Elizabeth Breese
Racine
Wis
Maude Rankin
Hagar Guthardt
Reece Coradine
George W. Seeger
Harley Heathe
R. Puffer
Milan
Armbruster i
Allen McIntosh
Using
Thelma Brown
Giaae
Lorena Hertler
Dorothy Ith
Dorothy Wiedmeyer
Dora Rentschler
Vlorence Girbach
Emegene Keebbe
Wampler’s Lake
Ethel &. Drake
G. Birkle
Ralph Derr
Sdghter
Helen
Dearborn
Harry Friis
Monisayv
Naomi Friis
Jacob Clough
Edward Feuerbacher
Eugene
Virgil. Brown
Clough
Pleasantlake
Robert Lee Garred
Robert Garred
Providence Hospital
Seattle
Wash
Garred
Margaret Fairbanks
Frank Brown
Charles Gresley
Vivian
Monroeville
Indiana
Harry Holmes
A. E. Cole
S. FE. Cole
Hicksville
Auburn
R. H. Bamer
Henry Kilgus
Harold
Hester Hennicker
Lucile Lake
M. Stumer
Walter Boettger
Arthur Armbruster
Elvin’s
Edward Law
Joyce
Bernard Mudd
Walter Brackel
Walter
Berniece
J. C. Wilson
Freinds
Vernon Auger
Edward J. Muir
Allmendinger
Washtenaw County’ Brotherhood
Mooreville
A. F.,stringer
Brotherhood
C, EB. Kircher
Austin of
Monroe
A. Chalk
Clark Carter
Clenn
Weber
Oscar Weber
Manchester Road
Frank Davis
Ray Davis
Spenl
Flora Davis
Convoy
William
Prosser
Hildreth
Herbert Fitch
Ambrose Ernst
Sam Gall
Mamie Schrader
Laurabelle
Delmer Schrader
Maude Greenfield
Raymond ‘Albert
Sand Lake
Elbert Wittbracht
Emanel Rentschier
Herman Rentschier
Louise Tower
Noble Craig
Harry Tower
Alu Davenport
Charles Tower
Craig
Wendell Tower
Will Rogers
Ann Arbor Daily News
Washington
S. JL. Weisbred
Times
Milford Times
Observer
Issac C. Shaw
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Donald Wallace
Bertha Wallace
Noel. Walker
Sharon Township
Chelsea-Manchester
Jake
Donald
Chelsea Standard
North Side
Robert Kerr
Onsted
Onsted & Kerr Lumber “Company
Charles
Kerr
Corwin
Ehlinger
Clinton Et al
Socrates
Manchester
Brown's
Tanner
Haarer
Mark B. Sugden
Buesavs Geeyig
Westinghouse
Uphaus & Schroen
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