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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

5

Quarantine Imposed on Lenawee County Dogs

State commissioner of agriculture issues a county wide dog quarantine in Lenawee County effective until September 7 due to rabies reports near Deerfield and other areas. All dogs must be vaccinated and confined or muzzled. unvaccinated or free roaming dogs may be killed by officers. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars or imprisonment up to six months. Blissfield Advance.

Lenawee County State Commissioner of Agriculture William J. Hanna Adrian Deerfield Blissfield Advance

Atlas Milling plans mill race cleaning in Clinton

H. P. Hoyt of Atlas Milling Company reports six years since the mill race last cleaned. Sticks stones and mud clog the gate prompting cleaning. Authorities granted state permission to kill muskrats with tear gas, with conservation officers supervising and carp removed from the race.

Clinton H. P. Hoyt Atlas Milling Company

Local Social Roundup in Central York Neighborhood

Joseph Sweeney entertained company from Detroit Sunday. Milan visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Wirt LeBaron and others at Mrs. John Gooding’s home. Ruth Murray from Ridge Road visited her grandmother Mrs. Hat tie Murray and Electa Murray joined Ruth on strawberry picking with Marion Murray in Superior township. Hattie Murray traveled to Chicago for commencement at the Baptist Training School where Mary Murray graduates. Alger Allison and family dined with David and Millard Allison of Macon. John Gooding’s guests included Chester Pullen and several Neffs and Le Barons from Milan and Mooreville. Neighbors celebrated Mrs. John Gooding’s birthday with a surprise party and a fine supper. she received money as a gift.

Joseph Sweeney Detroit Wirt LeBaron Milan John Gooding Ruth Murray Ridge Road Hattie Murray Electa Superior Township Marion Murray Chicago Baptist Training School Mary Murray Alger Allison David Millard Allison Macon Chester Pullen Scott Neff Orley Neff Jean Inez LeBaron Zach Junior Mack Gauntlett Virginia Neff Mooreville Anna Kelsey

Social News From West Saline District

West Saline residents report social visits and gatherings across Detroit and nearby homes. Karl Feldkamp and Carl Carr traveled to Detroit. Carl Carr hosted bridge Tuesday evening. D Noble and two daughters visited Wahl home Sunday. Ernest Mann of Bridgewater called on Oscar Weber and others. Hinderer family hosted a bridal shower for Clara. Bertha Bauer and children visited multiple Schill and Weber households. Brenson family from Santa Monica joined Carr household Friday evening.

Karl Feldkamp Carl Carr Detroit Bridge D. Noble Wahl Ernest Mann Bridgewater Oscar Weber Gottlied Hinderer Clara Bertha Bauer Ann Artbor John Schill Edwin Schill Philip Brenson Allen Santa Monica California Joseph Schaible Ferman Clements C. A. Carr

South Saline and Nearby Visitors Net Weekends

A long list of residents and relatives visiting relatives and friends across Michigan and nearby towns. Names include Evans in Witchita Kansas and Craig in Ann Arbor and Adrian, with multiple visits to Toledo, Detroit, Bryan, Dexter, Wayne, Tecumseh, and St. Joseph Mercy hospital noted.

O. S. Evans Witchata Kansas Donald Craig Ann Arbor Walter Craig Matt, Swartz Maybee Toledo Papp Kovacs Ed Hartwig Azalia Luella Hendershott Anne Ferguson Willard Hall John Fraser Harold Boicer Wayne M. Tuefel Charley Paul Metzger Ida Doriel Detroit Harry Doriel Gertude Collins Guy Collins Leon Hall Willara Hall Amos Luckhardt George Steele Dexter Albert Cross Merl Merl Cross St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Nate Dibble Taylor Tecumseh Ella Hendershott Marie Hendershott Bryan Dorothy Hielman Frank Stilts Joseph Drum Adolph Drum Paul Metzgar Amos Lockhart Elmer Roe Frank Camburn Hugh Craig Helen Pierce

Local social notes from Clayton to Ypsilanti events

Local residents and visitors gather across Michigan and Ontario. Cecils Davenport and Hendersons visit relatives in Clayton and Toledo. families travel to Geneva New York Detroit and Ypsilanti for weddings lawn parties and reunions. The Wurster reunion and various guests from Saline Hall Claire and Kalamazoo are noted along with hospital gravel sourcing from Ann Arbor peers.

Saline’s Early 1873 newspaper highlights local shops

A Saline Review issue from March 29, 1873 lists diverse merchants and trades in Saline, including Webb & Hull hardware, Burkhart & Aldrich groceries, Clark & Edmunds hardware, Meyer Brothers meat market, and Colwell & Hallock drugs. It notes a small state and national news focus, a $2 yearly subscription, and a growing retail scene with many grocers and artisans.

F. D. Ford Saline Saline Review D. B. Sherwood Bridges Furniture Webb & Hull Burkhart & Aldrich Clark & Edmunds A. H John McKinnon & Son C. Parsons Ll. H. Hayes Ies M. Mason & Son A. C. Clarke Colwell & Hallock A. Cgc Voorheis Shx Meyer Brothers W. H. Davenport & Son Co. Hauser Gray & Winman

The Willing Workers Meet At Mrs Lutz Home

The club gathered June 19 at Mrs Ada Lutz home with forty five members present. Activities included devotional exercises and music with an accordion performance and encore by Miss Florence Wiedmayer. A program featured reading by Mrs Cora Walters, a play by Nora Gordon and Gleen Girbach, and a rose contest. The group adjourned to meet July 17 hosted by Mrs Agnes Osborne with roll call by the program committee.

Ada Lutz Mattie Craig Julia Gordon Dexter Florence Wiedmayer Cora Walters Deacon Allen Nora Gordon Gleen Girbach Dorothy Heilman Wiedmayer Agnes Osborne Lutz

County farm activities and 1931 plans for Jersey Cattle Club

County Agent Osler reports Washtenaw leads in farm record keeping with 55 farmers enrolled and 41 under supervision of Osler and Berg. The annual Jersey Cattle Club meeting June 28 at E C Glen’s Lyndon Township will include a basket lunch, baseball, and an extensive recreation program. A 1929 and 1930 trophy display notes judges’ awards from Washtenaw and Michigan fairs.

County Jersey Cattle Club E.C. Glen Lyndon Township Jersey Club Livingston County Washtenaw County Michigan Southeastern Michigan Jersey Parish Glen Washtenaw Osler P. G. Minneman United States Department of Agriculture H. A. Berg Farm Management Department Michigan State College Michigan State Colege

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