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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1933

Page

5

Local notices and social rounds feature Saline region

A crowded social map includes visits to Belleville Manchester Owosso and Detroit, bridge and pedro games at gatherings, church and club events, a marriage at Federated church parsonage, a hospital injury report, and forthcoming Legion activities. Notables include Mrs. Evelyn Hunst Mrs. Jaccob Clough Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkhart and audience members in Saline.

Michigan kinfolk visit Detroit and nearby towns

The column lists numerous social visits with relatives in Detroit Tecumseh Milan and Chelsea including Miss Monna Quackenbush recovering at Ford Hospital and many residents hosting or traveling to nearby communities It notes a push to hold Michigan State College final rabbit show and urges cooperation among organizations and breeders.

Michigan Michigan State College

Michigan May Have New Types of Fruit

Michigan State College horticultural officials expect new fruit varieties from limited plantings of Fertile Hale peach and Fredonia grape. The Fertile Hale peach, grown from wood of a Lawrence LaDuke tree, is large and tasty with self fertile blossoms. The Fredonia grape, developed at the New York station, ripens with Champion and yields well, with good flavor and tough skin for market leaves.

Michigan Michigan State College Lawrence LaDuke Lawrence LaDuke New York Experiment Station Concord

Study Aims to Help Michigan Rural Schools

A Michigan State College bulletin summarizes a study of six counties including Ingham Cass Saginaw Roscommon Antrim and Marquette. It outlines varying district types and suggests considering consolidated districts county units township units or modifications of current systems before recommendations. The bulletin Rural School Organization in Michigan Special No. 229 is available by request from the experiment station director at East Lansing.

Michigan Economes Department Michigan State College Will Inc Ingham Cass Saginaw Roscommon Antrim Marquette Hast Lansing

Community notes and local changes in a midwest town

Mrs B Simmons visits Detroit relatives while Mrs Kate Stang visits Pontiac family. Charles Gross relocate to West Henry street. Adream Lauckhardt moves to Hast Henry street. Fred Schmid buys a new I H C truck for farm groceries. Library moves to new building with Friday opening. A white pole with a US flag rises at main corners replacing an old arc light. Rev D Q Barry reports a young cyclone damaged his garage and yard, lifting a rack and dropping a platform onto the ground near the wagon.

B. Simmons Detroit Kate Stang Pontiac Charles Gross Lodi West Henry Street Adream Lauckhardt Henry Street Fred Schmid United States D. Q Barry

Thirty Years Ago Local Snips and Social News

THIRTY YEARS AGO Will Barr is getting out. timbers for a new barn. Roads are in awful condition. Mrs H J Muir returns from Ypsilanti. Homer Fish and wife visit town. Charles Schroen of Ann Arbor visits east of town. Eber Reeves accepts a position with Detroit Electric Car Co. Street Commissioner Carven busy locating crosswalks. Early spring birds seen. signs point to spring. Ladies of the Library Association host an afternoon at the library rooms with light refreshments. L O T M will hold first birthday party for hive members Tuesday evening March 17. wear green. Bert Hammond returns from Cuba and praises climate. Warren Smith of Ypsilanti chosen school commissioner at the democratic convention. Presbyterian church parlor social Wednesday hosted by Ladies society. refreshments after 5. Admission 10 cents. Everyone invited.

A. J. Warren St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital Ann Abbot Charles Carven Bessie Collins Charles Max Lottie Wallace Mirs Carroll Kutler Macon R. E. Jedele George Mann Emanuel Haas Malina Blaess Ann Arbor George Walker Sugden Homer Keubler Federated Church C. J. Kircher George ‘Austin Hileen Martin Austin Hazen Jewell EB. F. Henne Alwin ‘Burkhardt Henne Dr. Wallace C. A. Curtiss Will Barr H. J. Muir Ypsilanti Homer Fish The Library Association Bert Hammond Cuba Michigan Warren ‘Smith Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Society

Local gossip and visits fill Central York community

Central York residents report illnesses including John D Allison and several Bird family members with hard colds. Neighbors visit and call on friends and relatives such as John Gooding, Mrs Orra Zeloff, and Mrs Hattie Murray. Local youths play ball. and Rev Grimes preaches at Azalia in a Monroe County Brotherhood meeting.

John D. Allison Karl Clifton Marie Bird Leslie Bailey Olaf Gramer Saline Don Richards John Gooding Herbert Gilman Mooreville Parker Murray Northville Hattie Murray Arthur Geddes Milan Orra Zeloff Edith Bailey John Dicks Mary Murray Dan Murray Ridge Road Henry Long Norman Bert Bailey Cone Clara Maxwell Lake Ridge Orra Zeluff Guy Zeluff

Rabbit Lives on Jam After Basement Intruder Incident

Flint Michigan December 13 A rabbit survived weeks in a basement feeding on strawberry jam with minimal water. Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas reported a broken window and a dog chase leading to the animal hiding in the furnace water pan. Despite gaunt appearance the rabbit remained lively and in good health on the jam diet.

Flint, Mich Fred Thomas Thomas Holly

Local paper urges smart choosing of news for home interests

The column stresses using trusted local sources to gain practical business and social information, arguing informed readers save money and gain advantage. It emphasizes cost efficiency and pon emphasis on reliable community coverage as the basis of efficient decisions.

Do Not Plant Unknown Soy Beans In Michigan

Michigan farmers urged to consult the College of Agriculture before planting soy varieties not proven in state. Manchu and Ito San dominate past trials. Mukden shows potential but seed available is limited. A soy guide and letters from county agents aid decisions on variety choice and culture.

Michigan Farm Crops Department Michigan ‘State College Amy Mukden Mukkden Manchuria Michigan State College Crops Department iLast Crops Department College County

Hammond District Social Gatherings and Visits

Mrs Ella Munroe visited Mrs Grate Hammond Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham spent a day with Clyde Knight. Mr and Mrs Claude Gilbert and Beth dined with Vera Goodin Sunday. Otto Hanson and family joined BE M Gilbert clan Thursday evening. Harold Hammond and Arthur Lutz group attended a Manchester clothing project meeting. Harold Hammond visited in Ann Arbor with James and Ruby Young. Walter Stagemeier and sons from Jackson spent Sunday with Hovey Needham. William Martin and Ralph Hammond visited with Darling family in Jackson Tuesday.

Ella Munroe Grate Hammond Hovey Needham Clyde Knight Mir Claude Gilbert Beth Vera Goodin Otto Hanson Arlene Glenford BE. M. Gilbert Harold Hammond Arthur Lutz Clothing Project Manchester Ann Arbor James Ruby Young Walter Stagemeier Robert and Roland Jackson William Martin Ralph Hammond Darling

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