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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

6

Michigan crops in excellent condition and outlook strong

Small grains, hays, and pastures are in excellent condition in Michigan. Winter wheat and rye yields are above average with large total production. spring grains sowing was earlier than usual and stands are good. Drought-free seeding and favorable rainfall boost growth. corn planting delayed by rains. Milk production remains heavy and egg output per hen stays high though flocks are smaller.

Michigan Grant D. Clark Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service

Local Social Notes From Macon and Nearby Towns

Macon and nearby communities report visits and guests. Mr and Mrs EH W Payne visited Watervliet, while Mr and Mrs L H Camburn stayed with relatives in Wyandotte. Donna Shough of Clayton visited Donna Hall. Janet and Jack Crittenden are ill with scarlet fever. Floyd Spence visited William and Mrs Galloway in Waltz. Hawkins and son vacationed with relatives in Stockbridge. G W Sandhow of you called on Mr and Mrs Otto Schoolmaster. Dinner guests included Charles Hayes of Detroit. Brig F L Heilman of Cheboygan stayed with Roy Heilman. Mrs W H McClellan of Utica and Walter Harring of Detroit called on Mrs Mattie Harring. Mr and Mrs A C Beal attended the wedding of Miss Genevieve Cheeve and John Beal in Britton. Funeral attendance for Mrs R E Simons in Clinton. Rev Mr Simons has led local M B E church for four years. Mr and Mrs Ray Donahue of Memphis and their two daughters stayed with Raynor Scudder and family and Miss Gertrude and Jesse Scudder. Mrs J L Stephens and Miss Bettie Baird of Springfield, Tenn., visit Mr and Mrs David Bush. Additional supper guests included Frances and Dorothy Stephens of Springfield, Leland Bush and family, and Carl McClue.

EH. W. Payne Watervieit L. H. Camburn Wyandotte Donna Shough Clayton Dorothy Hall Janet Jack Crittenden Louis Crittenden Floyd Spence William Galloway Waltz Carl Hawkins Stockbridge G. W. Sandhow Otto Herbert Gilmore Charles Hayes Detroit Brig F. L. Heilman Cheboygan Spet Roy Heilman W. H. McClellan Utica Walter Harring Sturday Mattie Harring A. C. Beal Genevieve Cheeve John Beal Britton R. EB. Simons Clinton Mr. Simongs M. BE

Michigan 4 H scholar Jean Marie Welker to study sociology

Jean Marie Welker, 18, of Springport, has been awarded a $250 scholarship by the Michigan branch of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association. The funds support her entry to Michigan State College this fall to study sociology and pursue a life of helping youth grow through 4 H work and educational achievement.

Michigan ‘State College Jean Marie Welker Springport Michigan Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association Miss Walker A. G Kettunen Club Teader Welker

Scout Camp Newkirk to Host Radio Aided Activities

Saline area Boy Scouts prepare for summer at Camp Newkirk with short wave radio staff led by Bob Newton from the University of Michigan. The camp will feature specialists in athletics water activities and Red Cross work plus an Indian lore lead by Jim Volk. A 24 hour camporee is set for June 23 24 with 60 troops from Washtenaw and Livingston counties invited to attend.

Saline Camp Newkirk Bob Newton U. of M James J. McLaughlin Ralph Kuhli Beloit Wis Red Cross Kuhli James Rogers Gainesville Fila Clayton Swears University John Duguid Washtenaw County Jim Volk Newkirk Washtenaw Livingston

Fuzzy Peaches Lose Theeatch in Michigan Effort

Michigan State College horticulturists aided peach breeders in developing fuzz reduced varieties. Mechanical brushing and air circulation remove peach fuzz before canning, while heat treatment neutralizes remaining bristles. The changes revive fresh fruit appeal for sensitive mouths.

Michigan Michigan State College

Michigan Man Heads Pere Marquette Board

George A. Tomlinson of Cleveland, noted Great Lakes vessel operator and former Detroit Times managing editor, elected chairman of the Pere Marquette Railway Board, adding a fourth railroad chairmanship to his career. He also leads Alleghany Corporation and built the Tomlinson Fleet of sixteen boats.

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Saline Township Board of Review Sets Inspection Dates

The Saline Township Board of Review will inspect the tax assessment roll at Saline Savings Bank on June 23 and 24. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. with at least six hours each day. Property owners may request corrections to ensure fair valuation for 8. AUSTIN ROBISON, Supervisor.

Saline Washtenaw Michigan Saline Savings Bank Board of Review

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Macon Ray Donahue Memphis, Tenn Raynor Scudder Gertrude Jesse Scudder J.L. Stephens Bettie Baird Springfield David Bush Bush Frances and Dorothy Stephens Leland Bush Carl McClue M.S. C Dexter E. H. Chapelle Walter MacPeek George Ashley Tomlinson Pere Marquette Board America Austin Robison Said Township Rapid Shoe Repair Washington Street Ann ‘Arbor
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