Saline Teams Open Week With Baseball Track And Tennis
Saline prepares for a busy week as baseball, track, and tennis teams begin their season. The slate includes a track meet at Chelsea, a tennis match with Lincoln, and a home opener for the high school baseball nine versus Chelsea. Mayor A Gross will throw in the first ball, and Earl Gray chairs the league with umpire Wein assisting. The band will perform at the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Pentecost
Ypsilanti
Rough Riders
Roosevelt High
Clinton
Chelsea
Flat Rock
Lincoln
Independents
Romulus
Earl Gray
Wein
Detroit Federation
A. Gross
Saline High School
Supt. H. Bearss
Miller
B. Kaisel
J. Knisel
K. Frey
Kyrick
B. Frey
W. Steiner
Liedheiser
Wfeeman
H. Frey
O. Hoeft
Co. Frey
Hornets
Schaefer
Ash
Gilbert
G. Luckhardt
C. Gilbert
Burkhardt
Kern
dash—Grunewald
Cooper
dash—Burkhardt
Lyons
Weston
Schiller
Grunewald
Luckhardt
Jahnke
Watson
Saline—Burkhardt
Winkle
Muself
Saline Area Welcomes Newborns and Health Updates
Saline General Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wie Busch on April 22 and a daughter Ann Elisabeth to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kuebler on April 24. Percy Pink had his tonsils removed Friday and remained a few days for rest and recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wiebusch
Ann Elisabeth
Homer Kuebler
Percy Pink
Thanking Friends and Saline Community for Support
Mr. Jacob Theurer expresses gratitude to friends relatives Saline Mercantile Co and neighbors for flowers plants ecards visits and cigars during his illness at Saline hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Mercantile Co
Saline Hospital
Jacob Theurer
Apology and spring notes from Saline society column
A correction apologizes for credit mix ups at the Woman's Club event hosted by Saline Club. The piece then wanders through spring growth, local building at The Tavern, a record long telephone call from Sag inaw, and community reflections on international affairs and local life. Herman Heininger resumes work, with farm machinery trade up as gardens are planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Briggs
Woman's Club
Orrin Briggs
L. Briggs
Saline Club
Reveling
Michigan
Saginaw
Jack Mershon
Bali
Dutch East Indies
Pacific
America
Sonia Precoda
United States
Nathan Hale
the Observer
Harold Marsh
Helen Tanner
Nettie Simmons
Herman Heininger
Youth Hostel Receives Charter for 1941 in Saline Valley
Don C Campbell and local volunteers accepted the American Youth Hostels charter for 1941. The Saline Valley Farms site offers year round lodging for 15 boys and 15 girls with cooking facilities and outdoor dining. Hostels in 22 states charge 30 cents a night and serve hikers bikers skiers and boaters traveling under their own steam.
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Don C. Campbell
Saline Valley Farms
American Youth Hostels
Campbell
Harold Gray
Harold M. Vaughn
Don C Campbell
Max W. Haswell
Michael Sheehan
Frank Camphbell
Chelsea
Pleasant Lake
Manchester
Ridge Road
Territorial Road
Co-Operative
Maine
California
Annual Meeting of Washtenaw Dairy Herd Association
The Washtenaw County Dairy Herd Improvement Association met at Pittsfield Grange hall last week and elected officers for both No 1 and No 2 groups. H J Oulmann of Ann Arbor and Walter Wolfgang of Sylvan led their respective sections, with Mich ael Sheehan vice president, Lowell Spike secretary treasurer, and other directors including Geo Day Roland Stein and Melvin Hartman. Webb Harwood and Mark Green served as No 2 officers, while William McTaggart joined as director. F Huffman of Michigan State College spoke and County Agent Osler attended. Saline Valley Farms topped production among cows over three and under four years, with two highest producers in the over five years and the third highest under three. Co D Finkbeiner had the second highest for ages three to four, and third highest for four to five. Albert Gall had the top producer for four to five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Pittsfield
H. J. Oulmann
Ann Arbor
Walter Wolfgang
Sylvan
Michael Sheehan
Lowell Spike
Geo. Day
Roland Stein
Melvin Hartman
Webb Harwood
Mark Green
William McTaggart
Albert Gall
Equipment Dealers In District Meeting In Michigan Territory
The Michigan Farm Equipment organization representing farm implement dealers met at The Tavern for a luncheon and conference. This third meeting this spring covered machines, selling methods, dealer problems, and territory conditions with a speaker provided by Case manufacturing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan FarmEquipment Organization
Case Manufacturing Company
Glasses Fitted at Milan Hotel Office Saturdays
Eye care service offered every Saturday from 2 30 to 9 30 PM at the Milan Hotel office. Dr Frank Gifford Teledo Optometrist is available for fittings and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Frank Gifford
Teledo Optometrist
Interesting Talk By S. E. Larsen
S. E. Larsen of Grand Rapids, secretary of the Michigan Implement Dealers Association, spoke to the Rotary Club at The Tavern. He outlined bills from Lansing on sales tax changes and amendments to social security and old-age benefit acts, answering member questions. Several members attended the Governor's Ball in Ann Arbor and other district convention sessions.
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S. E. Larsen
Grand Rapids
Michigan Implement Dealers Association
Rotary Club
Larsen
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Summer Projects Under Way in Saline Group
H J Hart district 4 H clubs director notes rapid enrollment for summer projects in Saline led by Henry Burgess vocational agriculture teacher. Ten boys participate in dairy beef sheep swine and colt production with officers Dwight Carr Duane Robison Keith Cammet David Gordon and Russell Burkhart. Enrollments due at Michigan State College by June 1. Cemetery dues urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hart
Henry Burgess
Dwight Carr
Duane Robi
Keith Cammet
David Gordon
Russell Burkhart
Michigan State College
Classified Liner Ads for Saline Area Listings
Local classified page lists rentals and sales including ground for soybeans, 4 acres ground on Maple road, various seed oats and barley, two Holstein heifers, two apartments for rent, and multiple farm supplies. Includes contact names and phones for A. He Cole Dan Hertler Ferman Clements Joseph Schaible and others.
Local Classifieds Include Farm Supplies and Auto Services
Various ads from Saline and Ann Arbor area papers list farm and poultry supplies, used tractors, a 1938 Chevrolet pickup, an auto parts repair shop, upholstery services, veterinary practice, eye care, and household items. Morton Poultry Farm and Saline Hatchery promote chicks and hatchery stock. W ideman Tractor Sales touts a New Ford Hydraulic Tractor economy message. listings invite inquiries at multiple Michigan phone numbers.
Last Day To Sign Up For The AAA
Farmers urged to sign up for AAA participation before deadline. County records show $273,162 paid to farmers last year and signups expected to rise. wheat acreage allotments for 1942 will be ready for signatures. For details, contact Harry M. Cole at Washtenaw county AAA office.
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AAA
Harry M. Cole
Washtenaw County
Mrs Sherff Young of Saline Township Dies at 64
Mrs Sherff Young age 64 of Saline township died Tuesday night at her daughter Mrs Walter Harris home after a brief illness. Born March 1 1877 in Streator Illinois she married Alfred Young on July 15 1903. Funeral Friday at two at the family home west of Saline with Rev Haneborg of St James Evangelical church officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery Saline.
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Sherff Young
Saline Township
Walter Harris
Saline
Young
Streator
Illinois
Alfred Young
Mr. Young
Marjorie
Paul Wiedmayer
Clinton
Minnie Ramey
LaSalle
George Learmouth
Ottawa
George
Will
Chicago
Oakwood Cemetery
Hanéberg
St. James Evangelical Church
Jurors Named for May Term of Circuit Court
Jurors drawn for the May term of circuit court include Ann Arbor Edward T. Bake Emil Hoppe Sr Ed Dietz Carl F. Widenmann Cecil L. Coe Fred Norris John Stabler Charles Cromwell Lillian R Hamminl Emily Abbott Emil Lorch Luella Gillen and others from Ypsilanti Dexter Milan Chelsea and Ann Arbor Additional names list Mrs Mary Wall Charles Sanford William Hiseman Charles Cady John Frey Mrs Julia Smith John Liebeck Ambrose Gulick Carl Schnearle Cora Beissel Helen Schweizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Edward T. Bake
Emil Hoppe, Sr
Ed Dietz
Carl F. Widenmann
Cecil L. Coe
Fred Norris
John Stabler
Charles Cromwell
Lillian R. Hamminl
Emily ©. Abbott
Emil Lorch
Luella Gillen
Ypsilanti
Earl Freeman
Percival Hartwell
Sanford H. Westcott
Barbara Willetts
Mary A. Cadare
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Cole’s Feed Store
The
Council On Foods and Nutrition of
American Medical Association
New England
Kix
Texas
Ist
Heinz Treasure Crest
Heinz Baby Gift Assortment
Heinz
Junior Chopped Foods
Schmid’s Food Market
Complete Food Service
Herd Association
Pittsfield Grange Hall
Case Mfg. Co
Saline Groups
Oberver
Clarence Cook
He, Cole
Maple Road
Duroc
Dan Hertler
Ferman Clements
Kelly Radio Service
S. Ann Arbor
Andrew Hartman
Dan Levleit, Cor
Bishop and
Willis Roads
Columbia
Hall
Daniel Hall
Wisconsin
Mich
John Finkbeiner
Mich. Ave
Joseph Schaible
Michigan Ave
C. Boettner
Methodist Churen
Hoffman Building
Call
Carroll Frost
Darling & Co
Morton Poultry Farm
Cecil Davenport
Ann Arbor St
E. W. Hodge
Michigan Avenue
Wolverine
Parsons
Saline. Mercantile Co
Walter Luckhardt
R. G. Wahl
Wiedman Auto Company
Zahn
Monroe St
Thos. Zahn
Rauser Outfitting Co
Fourth Ave
Dr. J Iy
Gibson
Packard
Hill
P. L. Hanawalt
G. L. Parsons
Sprocks Brothers
Adrian
Adrian, Mich
Adrian Tankage Co
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Lloyd Preston
Dexter
K. Rendel
Washtenaw Road
Dearborn
Wiedman Tractor Sales
Lydia Young
Circuit Court
Ceylon
Carl
Hoeft’s Service
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