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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
1
Women of Saline organize in state wide movement
Mrs Mary Lheenfliet of Alpena and Miss Maria Osband of Ypsilanti visit Saline to form a Republican women’s club. The county Republican men back the effort. named locals include Mrs C H Miller Mrs C F Unterkircher Mrs Fred Burkhart Miss Mary Eccles and Mrs W M Fowler. Vanfliet notable state figure and first Michigan woman chosen to the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lheenfliet
Alpena
Maria Osband
Ypsilanti
C. H. Miller
C. F. Unterkircher
Fred Burkhart
Mary Eccles
W. M. Fowler
County Republican
Vanfl
China famine relief declared completed by American committee
The American committee for China famine relief led by Thomas W. Lamont reports a cable from Peking confirming that generous overseas donations and rains have secured harvests, allowing demobilization of funds and planning for post famine aid. The release notes long term efforts and cooperation with foreign missions. The obituary announces the death of Glenn C. Howard at age 44 9 14 in Saline Michigan after seven months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Committee For China Famine Fund
Thomas W. Lamont
Peking
American” Committee
China
China Famine Fund
Lamont
United States
Rev W H Hoffman's Report To Detroit Council Of Churches
Rev W H Hoffmans report to the Detroit Council of Churches outlines his work and findings. The document details church activities, community outreach, and recommendations for cooperation among local congregations. It reflects a period effort to unite churches through shared service and mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Detroit Council of Churches
W. H. Hoffman
Let Katy Do It at Liberty Theatre Promises Stirring Dra
A Griffith production centered on a hospital pastor’s nine months of outreach from August 1920 to May 1921 in Detroit. It highlights 225 visits to hospitals, 1184 marriages, 1 baptism, 1 communion, 5 emergency calls, 5 funerals, 9 sermons, 5 missionary meetings, and 1 entertainment. The piece extols personal evangelism and praises Griffiths film Let Katy Do It as a touching, natural drama showing ordinary people in ordinary settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches of Detroit
Calis Uon
Florence Crittenden Homie
House of Correction
Ander
Jesus
Marjorie Allen
Detroit
Christ
Theos
Katy
David Wark
Griffith
Liberty Theatre
Palace
Dairy Demonstration Train to Run in August
The Better Sires special dairy demonstration train will tour Michigan in August led by O E Reed head of Michigan Agricultural College dairy department. The Michigan Holstein Friesian association will supply cattle while New York Central railroad provides rolling stock and M A C handles routing and lecturers. About twenty counties are planned with cars for dairy products feeding stuffs warebred stock and a women s car included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
O. E. Reed
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan Holstein-Friesian
New York Central Railroad
East Lansing
Chautauquas Grow Across State With Strong Attendance
Summer chautauquas multiply in all regions and remain popular and well patronized. They are seen as established education and entertainment, offering clean wholesome programs. The Saline citizen is urged to attend, as attendance remains high despite slower business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoon
Speed Offender Fined Heavily by New Shiawassee Justice
In Shiawassee county a new justice of the peace jokes with officials as a speeder pleads guilty. The motorist, claiming it was his first offense, is told a second offense carries a heavy fine, and the fine stands despite protest. The incident leaves onlookers amused and bemused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiawassee County
University of Michigan Commencement Address by Sir Auckland Geddes
The University of Michigan will hold commencement exercises on Thursday June 30. Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the United States, will deliver the address. About 1,500 graduates and undergraduates will be presented their degrees by President M L Burton, with many students from this county in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of M
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
M. L. Burton
Discoverer of Hubam Clover Visits Michigan
Prof. H. D. Hughes of Iowa, the crop’s discoverer, visited Michigan Agricultural College and praised Michigan Hubam clover stands. He noted Michigan acreage leads the country while Alabama and Iowa faced weather troubles. J. F. Cox cautioned early seeding’s drought effect but predicted strong seed demand from well established stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
H. D. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Michigan Agricultural College
Alabama
J. F. Cox
Wheat smut prevalence calls for clean seed
Prevalence of loose smut in this year's wheat crop calls for careful selection of clean seed. A. L. Bibbins, extension specialist at Michigan Agricultural College, urges inspection of fields for crop improvement certification to ensure safe seed supply. For seed treatment information, write Dr. G. H. Coons at M. A. C., East Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bibbins
M. A. CG
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
Crop Improvemen Association
Bibbins
G. H. Coons
East Lansing
Mich
Classified ad items and services in Observer column
Local classified notices promote strawberries for sale cabbage plants painting services visiting cards and wedding invitations optometrist ad and a flour endorsement. Advertisements mention multiple phone references and a dentist note with a temporary office closure. The column highlights printing services and a 1900 flour product from William Hayden Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observer
William Hayden Milling Co
Tecumseh
Timber Wanted by G F Bragey & Son
Timber buyers seek all kinds of saw timber paying a good price either standing or at the mill customers can write or phone No. 70 for a call and sale to be arranged.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saline Savings Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Burkhart Bros
Martin Fuoss
Schnebelt's Bread
Schnebelt’s Bakery
Republican Club
Saline
Glenn Charles Howard
Missy Emma Burkhardt
Manchester
the Liberty
Chautatouas
Professor Hughes
George Hack
Frank Camburn
George Braun
Henderson
Emil H. Arnold
S. Mainstreet
Ann Arbor
G. F. Bragey & Son
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