Saline High School News Highlights Students and Staff
Saline High presents a student run paper with reporters from grades nine to twelve. Florence Hertler Virginia Gibert Yanron Martin and Dorothy Hertler are listed as editors and assistants. Mae Schroen eighth? Baranees Bowen and Ari Pragene Koebbe contribute to athletics and music sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hertler Virginia
Gibert
Yanron Martin
Dorothy 4 Hertler
Ee Snus Wal
Mae Schroen
Ull Baranees Bowen
Aa Music and
Ari
Belief Over Pessimism Celebrated in Irish Hills Reflections
An editorial urges guarding against chronic pessimism and champions dreamers who bring progress. It presents examples from history including James Watt and Langley, noting human achievements as proof of belief’s power. The piece closes with a hopeful view of human ascent and the Gate of Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Heaven
Earth
James Watt
Professor Langley
Abraham Lincoln
Goliath
Irish Hills
Mother
Shelly
High School Football Sportsmanship: Hudson and Blissfield Honor Fair Play
The Hudson and Blissfield high school teams forfeited or refused to claim the Lenawee county championship after discovering an ineligible substitute. Hudson admitted a 21 year old played, four minutes in a game, and Blissfield declined to claim the title, praising the other team. The display reinforces fair play values in youth athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Michigan
Lenawee
Blissfield High School
Blissfield
Jackson
Citizenrite
Batroit
Conviction Upheld in Grand Lodge Case Against Nichols
Justice John Nichols of Charlotte faced circuit court review after a private trial. Judge Kelly R. Sears sentenced him in St Johns to 60 days in jail plus fines totaling 146.80 for starving nearly 200 head of sheep and cattle on his farm north of Charlotte during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Nichols
Charlotte
tIonia Newsies
Michigan soils survey expands to five counties
The soils survey program at State College includes Hat on Monroe Bay Montmorency and Tron counties. In southern counties the work is with the U S Department of Agriculture and in the northern counties with the State Conservation Department. The project starts in Eaton on May 15 and aims to map soil types and identify nonagricultural value for forests and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soils Survey
State College
Haton
Monroe
Bay
Montmorency
Tron
U.s.department of Agriculture
State Conservation Department
Michigan
Eaton County
Experiment Station
East Lansing
Dairymen Plan Ways to Improve Michigan Dairy Industry
Recommendations developed by about 1 000 farmers at meetings sponsored by the Ann Arbor Railroad and Michigan State College cover culling poor cows boosting dairy product quality expanding alfalfa acreage and using purebred sires. Meetings in Benzie Manistee Wexford Missaukee Osceola Clare Isabella Gratiot Clinton Shiawassee and Livingston counties led by surveys of purebred to scrub cattle in each district. Missaukee reported 70 percent purebred bulls. one county 28 percent.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan State College
Benzie
Manistee
Wexford
Missaukee
Osceola
Clare
Isabella
Gratiot
Clinton Shiawassee
Missaukee County
Hammond District Weekend Visitor Roundup
Donald Stimpson returned home from Owosso for the weekend. Tecumseh visitors Friday included Mrs. Grace Hammond and Miss Jalia Gordon. Mrs. Robert Love and her son spent Friday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Ernest Gilbert. Mrs. Ellen Collins stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Monroe at Ypsilanti. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mehler and their son Ralph were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Grace Hammond
Jalia Gordon
Robert Love
Ernest Gilbert
Ellen ‘Collins
Everett Monroe
Ypsilanti
Herman Mehler
Ralph
Harold Hammond
Farmer Admits Post Office Raid Looted Detroit Money Orders
Elmer A. Leahy a 38 year old Belleville farmer pleaded guilty before United States Commissioner J Stanley Hurd to robbing the New Boston post office on April 2. He admitted taking 135 dollars in cash and blank money order forms and indorsing checks for 50 to 150 dollars in Detroit to cover debts on his farm. Bonds set at 5000 dollars with federal grand jury hearing demanded. The report also cites a separate fatal kerosene fire in Gaylord where Opal Councillor died after starting a kitchen blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer, A. Leahy
Belleville
United States
J. Stanley Hurd
New Boston
Dale Peterson
Postoffice
Leahy
Detroit
Peterson
Federal Grand Jury
Wayne Dispatch
The Tipster Parasite of the Market Exposed
A denunciation of stock market tipsters warns that fake inside information harms investors. It calls the tipster a parasite of the market and urges readers to ignore it, follow bankers and brokers, and avoid the financial ride. Time waits for no man.
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Ypsilanti Michigan
Notice of default on a 1927 mortgage by Frank Hal and Hattie B. Baly to Ancient Order of Gleaners. Foreclosure sale set for June 30 1930 at 10 a.m. at Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Court House. Property: 102 Wallace Blvd Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan. Amount due 3323.52 plus costs and interest. Mortgagee through H P Orr Attorney Caro Michigan.
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Frank Haland
Hattie B. Baly
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Order of Gleaners
Michigan Corporation of
Detroit
Michigan Fis
Register of ‘Deeds
County of
Washtenay
A. D
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
H. P. Orr
Caro
Mich
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Saline High
Pragene Koebbe
Dala Nahiao
Editorial
Arthur Mee
Muriel
Woodbridge
Pth
Nature
Dear Hutzel
Joanne Bridges
Lou
Evelyn Bowen
Helen Hutzel
Sister
Sonny
Sonn Elbert Schroen
Ethel Rogers
Betty King
Louise Alber
Redeie
S.hls.dum
He Issa
Sing Sing
S.H.S
Washington
Potomac
Hammond District
Farmer
Opal
Gaylord
Cheboygan
Tipster Sherts
Royal Fence
Saline Mercantile Co
Buckeye
Klager’s Hatchery
Bridgewater
Merchants Service Bureau
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