Local notices and farm news from Saline area
Mr and Mrs Becker have returned to their Kansas home. Miss Marjorie McQueen spent the weekend with her people in Tecumseh. Mrs Flora Wiedman and daughter moved back on the farm north of town. Mrs Cecil Davenport visiting Clayton. Mrs Cora Dickson stayed last week with Mr and Mrs John Rowe near Milan. Harold Irelan of Deerfield visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Boyd. Mrs George Schmid Jr and daughters Lucille and Marie were in Detroit on business. E H Cook of Homer spends a few days at his old home here. He says he is well. Auction ads attract big crowds. The Observer offers reasonable rates. Wheat crop shows good winter survivability despite two months of ice, outlook for harvest looks favorable unless dry winds and freezes harm it. The village of Saline annual report is printed elsewhere in the paper. finances show about $25 000 in revenues and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Davenport
Clayton
Cora Dickson
John, Rowe
Milan
Harold Irelan
Deerfield
Samuel Boyd
George Schmid, Jr
Lucille
Marie
Detroit
E. H. Cook
Homer
Saline
Local residents visit nearby towns and charity meeting announced
Orrin Briggs and B L Longfellow travel to Ann Arbor on business. Miss Arlene Fisher visits Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Harold Mumbrae of Royal Oak visit Saline Sunday. Donna Cook calls on friends in Ann Arbor. Feldkamp family guests of W E Dietiker. Mrs George Schmid Jr and her mother visit George Flichman ill in Milan. Washtenaw County Brotherhood to hold regular meeting March 17 at Church of Christ with talks by Rev A B Van Schoick Harold Layher Iva Fahrner and Wenger family among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Briggs
Ann Arbor
B. L. Longfellow
Annn Arbor
Arlene Fisher
Ypsilanti
Harold Mumbrae
Royal Oak
Saline
Donna Cook
Julius Feldkamp
W. E. Dietiker
George Schmid, Jr
E. F. Layher
George Flichman
Emma King
Milan
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Church of Christ
Hill and Tappan Streets
A. B. VanSchoick
Adrian
Harold Layher
Saginaw
Iva Fahrner
Herman Wenger
Karl and
Kenneth
Arthur Layher
Emerson
Thurlo Ehois
William Schmid
George Schmid
Local notes from thirty years past on residents and town matters
Fred Clarke is home on the sick list. Theodore Gross of Lansing visits old friends. Clarence Sanford stays with his parents J F and Mrs Sanford. Carrie Maher at home for the week. E E Russell plans to move to his father's farm in April. Mrs William Derendinger leaves for Detroit for her sister Cora's illness. Mill Muir recovering from fingers crushed between cars. H E Gressy sells lot on East Henry street to Christian Burkhardt. Miss Ida Webb to teach Chelsea school again next year. E P Allen of Ypsilanti seeks electric road franchise through township to Tecumseh. board grants the request for possible extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gross
Lansing
Clarence Sanford
Jackson
J. F. Sanford
Carrie Maher
E. E. Russell
William Derendinger
Detroit
Cora
Fifteen Years Ago Notes From Local Happenings
Arthur Lutz returns home from M A C. Robert Cullen spent the weekend with Detroit friends. J S Kyte and family move into J H Barr house. Miss Cora Hull and Mrs R B Lancaster visit Detroit. Mrs Fred Barknart visits sister Mrs Fred Staib of Ypsilanti. Everett Davenport family move into new home near the depot. John H E Shekell appointed postmaster at Jackson born on John Schweitzer farm long remembered. G L Hoyt elected village president. Olive Cressy ill since Saturday. Saline Savings Bank shows resources of 243899.88. Ladies Library plans Temple of Fame on April 24. Local party tickets listed for Lodi, Saline, and Pittsfield with several officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lutz
Robert Cullen
Detroit
J. S. Kyte
J. H. Barr
Cora Hull
R. B. Lancaster
Fred Barknart
Fred Staib
Ypsilanti
Everett Davenport
John HE. Shekell
Jackson
Shekell
John Schweitzer
G. L. Hoyt
Olive Cressy
Saline Savings Bank
Ladies Library Association
Temple of Fame
Michigan State fair shows plans for fat steer show
Exhibitors at Michigan State College say fat steer contestants are training early to shape future show appearances. Entries are subject to auction. last year Governor Green auctioned the champion at 86 cents per pound. State experts note a shift to baby beef type and fat stock classes featuring $500 in prizes, a silver trophy, and an auction safe for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Fred W. Green
State College
Michigan
Beet Growers Urged To Use Fertilizers In Beets
Michigan sugar beet growers are urged by Michigan State College soils staff to use more fertilizer. They say beets respond well to higher plant food levels, boosting tonnage and lowering cost per ton with 416-4 or 416-8 on sand, silt, or clay loams. Broadcast 200-400 pounds after plowing and 100-200 pounds in rows. On fields with recent clover or alfalfa, use 4-16-4, 2-18-6, or 2-20 C fertilizers. Residual effects will appear in subsequent crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Soils Department
Michigan State College
College
Order of Publi sation in Washtenaw County Chancery Case
State of Michigan circuit court in Washtenaw grants publication order in the bankruptcy related suit against numerous defendants and unknown heirs. Judge George W Sample orders appearance within three months, publication weekly for six weeks in Saline Observer, or personal service twenty days before appearance. land description in Ann Arbor accompanies order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee
George
Prussia
Christian Prussia
George Prusia
Christian Prusia
William Thompson
Wm. BR. Thompson
Betsey Thompson
Daniel K. Brown
Ann Arbor Land Company
James Reed
George Revi
Philo B. Peekley
Amos Mead
Franklin TL. Parker
Edward Olney
Ear Aman
John F. Miller
Stephen MM. Webster
Field of
Botr
Samuel LY. Mead
Lorenzo D. Hale
Stephen M. Webster
Stary J. Webster
Clicut
County of
Washtenaty
II Chancery
George W Sample
22Nd Judicial Circuit
Bing
Bonisteel and Lane
Saline
Claramon L. Pray
Bonisters & Lane
Ypsi-Ann
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Tinton Street
Catherine Street
State Street
Huron Street
Washtenaw County
Michi
Gan
Ann Arbor May Festival Programs Announced
The 36th annual May Festival at Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor runs May 22 to 25 with star soloists from Metropolitan Opera Chicago Civic Opera and others. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Stock Delamarter joins six concerts with choral and children's choirs and special artist concerts. Efrem Zimbalist and Josef Hofmann appear as featured soloists in matinees. Harl Moore directs with University Choral Union. Detroit to vote April on a subway plan costing 54 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Braslau
Marion Telva
Paul Althouse
Lawrence Tibbett
William Gustafson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Edith Mason
Richard Bonelli
Barre Hill
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Jeannette Vreeland
Richard Crooks
Efrem Zimbalist
Josef Hofmann
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Harl V .Moore
University Choral Union
Saint-Saens
Wolf-Ferrari
Children’s Chorus
Java Higbee
Jeanne Boyd
Chicago Symphony “Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Eric Delamarter
Choral Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Dietire
Saline, Michigan
Flora Wiedman
Fred Clarke
Lodi
Democratic
M. F. Grosshans
Herman A. Gensley
Albert D. HB. Raus
August Hewes
Joseph F. Burkharat
George W. Schaible
George Herter, Jr
Lewis Sweetland
Robert Grosshans
Henry Flannigan
Otto Pieske
Republican
Daniel B. Haeussler
Walter Gross
Albert Hoeft
Herman Laubengayer
Joseph Sturkhardt
John Wolfe
Lewis Kleinschmidt
Board of Review
Christian Hirth
August Hinderer
John Hack
Arthur Armbruster
Alfred Weidmayer
Pittfield
Pittsfield
State OF
Washtenaw
Chancery
Order of Pubjiession
Elmer King
Fannie J. King
Husban and Wife
Plaintifs
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Kcharl
Middle West
Giese Symphony Orchestra
Iso-Fia
WGN
Chicago
Wims 7
Milwaukee
WOC
Davent
WHO
Des Moines
WOW
Omaha
WDAF
Kansas City
KSD
St. Louis
KSTP
St. Paul
WEBC
Superior
Rouge Ford Plant
Mack Avenue
Woodward
John Deere
H. Gro Ross & Sons
Saline Mich
The
Liberty Theatre
Jom Ford
Ireland
Suc
William Fox
John Ford
Hoot Gibson
Danger Rider
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