Saline Wins Another In Snappy Saline Stony Creek Game
Saline defeated Stony Creek 8 to 5 in a well played contest. Five double plays occurred as Saline scored five runs in the first five innings before Stony Creek rallied with five in the sixth. Hoeft pitched well for Saline allowing five hits and 10 strikeouts. Cullen Hoeft and Lehmid contributed key hits and steals in the late innings.
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Saline
Stony Creek
Saline Get
Stony Creek Tavo
Cullen
Hoeft
Mohrhardt
Lehmid
Bissel
The Willing Workers Meet in Milan June Event
The Willing Workers club met at Mrs. Kate Moore's Milan home on June 21 with over thirty in attendance. The program included Bible reading, a report from the Washtenaw Federated Clubs convention, a short program of readings and songs, and a supper. The group adjourned to meet July 21 with Mrs. Lizzie White in Saline.
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Kate Moorehead
Milan
Oder
America
Mattie Craig
Federated ‘Clubs
Washtenaw County
Milan M. BE
Lizzie White
Saline
Methodist Church Notes Reuber Crosby July 1 Schedule
July 1 worship at 10 09 morning. Sunday school at 11 15. Epworth League 6 30. Evening union service at Federators church 1 5. Thursday prayer meeting 7 20.
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Epworth League
the Federators Church
Christian Science Notes Saline Services At Citizens Bank Hall
The Christian Science Society of Saline holds services Sunday at 10 30 am in the hall over Citizens bank with the lesson subject God A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 pm A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service admission for pupils under 20
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Christian Science Society of Saline
Bank
Federated Church Notes S. T. Dunk
Sunday services include morning worship at 10 o clock with communion after, Bible school at 11 15, and a Young People service at 7 00 p m The evening service is a unity service in the church Pastor returns from the Baptist World Alliance in Toronto Canada Thursday Bible study resumes at 7 30 p m Mrs C C Bradley of Romeo received a card June 15 from Chicago dated March 14 1914 The card traced to her son in Chicago with a mystery about its location.
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Baptist World Alliance
Toronto
Canada
C. C. Bradley
Romeo
Chicago
Rochester Clarion
Jumbo Payment Offer From Local Chevrolet Dealers
A brand new jumbo payment plan is advertised by GEO. W. COOK & SON, authorized Chevrolet dealers, featuring a down payment of fifty dollars.
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GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Corn Beats Barley in Fattening Livestock Study at College
The M S C animal husbandry department reported that a field of corn fattened more head of livestock than barley in experiments discussed at Livestock Feeders Day on June 14. Steer feeding and winter swine tests showed higher profits and gains when climate and housing differed, under Prof. Edwards. Charles E. Snyder of the Chicago Daily Drovers Journal gave the main talk.
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Jto Bariley
M. S.C. Animal Husbandry Department
Ww. E. J. Edwards
Charles E. Snyder
Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
New MSU Agriculture Division Leaders Named
The Michigan State College Board of Agriculture selected new leaders for the agriculture division. J F Cox becomes dean of agriculture, W R Gardner is appointed experiment station director, and Howard G Rather is named professor of farm crops, with Gardner retaining horticulture duties.
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Division of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Robert S. Shaw
State Board of Agriculture
J. F. Cox
Shaw
W. R. Gardner
Gardner
Howard G. Rather
Cox
Ten Nights In A Bar Room revival in city tent theatre
America proclaims a grand revival of Ten Nights In A Bar Room presented in a waterproof, electrified tent theatre this Saturday night June 30. The five act stage drama with familiar characters features scenic and electrical effects, with prewar admission prices set at 25 and 35 cents.
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Joe Morgan
Akury
Brotherhood Meeting In Washtenaw County at Mooreville Church
A Washtenaw County Brotherhood meeting convened at the Mooreville church on Sunday June 17 with Vice President Ordway in charge. Rev Heartley Dixboro and Rev Reuben Crosby Saline spoke on The Fundamentals of the Christian Life urging prayer and service. Following a lunch the evening session featured singing led by Mr Mott and piano by Gordon Everett with reports on Rev F J Grant’s illness and thanks for kindnesses. New officers were elected for one year including Forrest Tefft as President and Harry Morgan as Secretary Treasurer. Next meeting slated for Dixboro in July Clinton Local.
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Washtenaw County
Mooreville
Ordway
Ann Ayhor
Mir. Mott
Adrian
Heartley
Dixboro
Reuben Crosby
Saline
Gallee
Mott
Gordon Everett
Ypsilanti
Coon
Ann Arbor
F. J. Grant
U. of M
Brotherhood
Cosner
Milan
Safferli
Martin
Forrest Tefft
Janu
Woman Eats Only Baby Food for Three Years
An advertisement features Mrs. M. Gunn claiming Adlerika relieved gas after a three year reliance on baby food. It promotes Adlerika as easing stomach gas and removing waste, with claims of better meals and sleep and endorsements from Mark B. Sugden, a druggist.
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Adlerika
M. Gunn
Mark B. Sugden
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