Bridgewater social notes and local visits
Mrs. Fred Boettner spent Monday in Manchester. St. John’s church to hold confirmation on Sunday. Friends from Jackson visit Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lewis and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyer and children were Ann Arbor visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Renz hosted supper for George Renz and family of Lodi. Delia Reed and daughter June live in part of the Boettner home. The Renze and Schumacher couples with William Sautter were in Ann Arbor on business.
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Fred Boettner
Manchester
St. John’s Church
Herman Meyer
Ann Arbor
Jacob Renz
George Renz
Lodi
Delia Reed
June
William Schumacher
William Sautter
S. G. Lambarth
Herman Alber
Cecil Davenport
Clayton
Charles Hanson
B. A. Clark
Walter Sturm
Ypsilanti
Marguerite Davis
Fort Wayne
Indiana
George T. Alexander
Clarence Feuerbacher
Beverly Hills
Calif
St John Lutheran Church English Services and Sunday School
Church notes divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 with English services on the second and fourth Sundays. Everyone invited. Various local society items include residents and visitors in Manchester Saline and nearby towns. a cement plant foundation draws attention from England visitors. multiple family updates and a divorce granted to Mrs Ione Potter of Tulsa Oklahoma from G C Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Ione Potter
Tulsa, Okla
G. C. Potter
Corn Plant Needs Good Food Supply
Michigan State College soils department emphasizes feeding corn to maximize bushels. Barnyard manure supplies plant food, with 30 to 40 pounds of acid phosphate per load. complete fertilizers like 2-16-2 aid light soils or manure shortages. Surface spreading uses 200–300 pounds per acre. hill or row drilling need 125–200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Michigan
City Council Meeting Minutes May 4 in Saline
Mayor Sugden chairs a council session with Fairbanks Cook Gross Uphaus present. Minutes approved. Health officer salary set at 130 annually. Clerk 150 and treasurer 200, with combined 350 later. Lottie Wallace chosen as clerk. Frank Camburn as treasurer. Traffic committee appointed. city supervisor given police powers without pay. Budget approved. Numerous bills listed and approved. Meeting adjourned subject to mayor's call.
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Council
Sugden
Fairbanks
Cook
Gross
Uphaus
Lottie Wallace
Frank Camburn
Fairbank
Miller Bros
Fred Schaible
Adam Klumpp
Fire Dept
Uphaus & Schroen
Saline Telephone Co
Richmond & Backus
Justice Gockee
Mark Signen
Less Standard Oil Co
Geo. W. Cook
George Uphaus
SAS
Saline Mercantile Co
Ben Uphaus
Board of Review
Lloyd Fairbanks
Harry Holmes
Alwin
Burkhardt
C. H. Alber
Parsons & Dodge
C. H. Carven
Yet Burkhart
Fred Luckhardt
John Fritz
C. EB. Alber
Martin Schaible
Mark B
Lottie
Wallace
Local social notes and community events around Saline
Local residents report home improvements and visits from relatives in nearby towns. Scout activities include a Jackson prison tour led by Scoutmaster Alber. May 19 is set for Postoffice Night at Phoenix lodge Ypsilanti with Masonic diplomas. The Washtenaw County Brotherhood plans an afternoon meeting with officials and an evening talk by Prof Louis Hopkins at Whitmore Lake M B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe) Alber
Jackson Prison
Alber
Scout Court of Honor
Ypsilanti
Phoenix Lodge
Masonic
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Louis A. Hopkins
University of Michigan
Whitmore Lake
M. B
Church
Poor Pastures Spur Farmers to Use Grains for Milk
Michigan dairy farmers facing short pastures turn to low priced grains as remedies. University guidance recommends summer feeding with wheat and oats for digestible nutrients, at one pound of grain per six pounds of milk. Adding 50 pounds cottonseed meal to 300 pounds grain boosts protein to 11 percent for cows on poor pasture.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
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Bridgewater
Jackson
Mrs
Alvin Lewis
St. John’s Lutheran Church
M. C. Philipp
Pastor
James Lyons
Worchester, Mass
Annie Gallagher
Butte, Mont
County Pension Rolls
West Saline
Reuben Hartman
Jack Arend
Floyde Carr
U. of M
Willard Schaible
Erwin Feildham
Saline
Sarah Milliman
Carl Carr
Baltimore
Weston
Ohio
Marjorie
Betty Noble
D. Noble
William Kinsley
McCormick-Deering
Maurer
Jacob Maurer
Bridgewater Lumber CO
J. Finkbeiner
Klager’s Hatchery
Bridgewater, Mich
Council Proceedings
Carl Moehn
Elmer Schwartz
C. D. Finkbeiner
Reginald Eastlake
Victor Wedemeyer
Barry Miller
Pleasant View Hotel
Clark’s Lake
Dan Hall
Alfred Jedele
L. E. Wast
Paul Wild
Owen Zahn
Forbes Handy Workers
Selh Fitzgerald
Max
Petersburg
Benton Harbor
Fitzgerald
Ruth Rose
Melvin Alber
O. C. Wheeler
L. D. Tanner
Walter Cook
Cari
Lura
Chevrolet
Whippet
Erskine
Avromorte
Firestone
Ford Chevrolet Chevrolet
Ford
Pxsrecia
Buick
Auburn
Jordan
Gardner_ Marmon
Oakland
reeriess—_ Studebike
Chrysler Desery
Viking
Wonee Eeurant
Hudson Graham-P
Pontiac LaSalle _ Roosevelt
Packard _ Willvs-K
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Essex
Stutz Serene, T
George A. Uphaus
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Lily Pons
Coloratura
Paderewski
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
the University Choral Union
Charles A. Sink
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