Social notes and local visits fill Saline pages
Weekend visits and family gatherings branch through Saline as Detroit guests and local residents travel for Mother's Day and illnesses. Community groups meet at church and Red Cross events plan diplomas and tea while hometown improvement and travel news highlight late May activities.
Early Chicks Need Careful Brooding
Recommendations from Michigan experts stress proper brooder setup for pullets to reach laying-age in high price periods. The article outlines coal burner prep, safe placement on pads, and preheating for 24 hours, with target temperatures of 90 F under the hover and 70 F outside, plus dual thermometers and spacing to avoid chilling or overheating.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Local Social Notes From Fifteen Years Ago
Mrs Diantha Gauntlett of Milan visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs J J Walters host Earl Kutler and family of Macon. Miss Matilda and Allen Morris of Ypsilanti visit their parents. Lawrence Rausey of Detroit visits her parents. George VanHouten and family host Stony Creek guests. Reinhold Henzler and son visit as his mother Katherine Henzler is ill. Mrs Anna Davenport dies in Lansing May 4. C F Hildner hosts his mother and Leonard Theodore Agatha and Augusta Josenhan. Dr Charles E Davis of Eureka Springs Arkansas visits daughter G V Cook and family. Claire Bond of Ann Arbor is a guest at the Cook home.
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Bessie Collins
Charles
Detroit
Fred Culvey
Fred Gillen
George Burkhart
John W. Canfield
Ann Arbor
Saline Friends
Ypsilanti
Michigan Avenue
Ruth
Lucille Aprill
Lansing
Clinton
Federated Intermediate C. E. Society
Doris Jean Henne
W. G. Henderson
Toledo
J. B. Wallace
Alfred Schmid
Jackson
George Schmid
Hubert Spangler
Bridge Club
Satuday
Velma
H. E. Parsons
L. A. Baier
E. J. Beasley
Karyl Jean
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred Burkhart
Bert Wheeler
Pueblo
Colo
Wallace
Wheeler
Schnirring
Ladies
M. HB
Thomas Love
Normal
The
Normal College News
Alma A. Ernst
Lucile Lorena Layher
Dale Nohie
Elvin Armbruster
Walter Gettger
Holland
Bloor
Arthur Armbruster
Califoria
Theodore Gross
George Gross
Saline
Lansine
California
Joseph Burkhardt
Charles Blaess
Alfred Hertler
Saline Mercantile Com
Diantha Gauntlett
Milan
J. J. Walters
Earl Kutler
Macon
Matilda
Allen Morris
H. H. Morris
Lawrence Rausey
G. W. Barr
George VanHouten
Jesse Millage
Stony Creek
Reinhold Henzler
Clarence
Wisconsin
Katherine Henzler
Anna Davenport
Everett Davenport
G. M. Bradley
C. F. Hildner
Johanna Hildner
Leonard
Theodore
Agatha
Augusta Josenhans
Charles E. Davis
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
G. V. Cook
Claire Bond
Cook
Community notes and personal visits in Michigan area
Thirty years ago Dr. Woodbridge and George Burk hart attended a Detroit ball game. Mrs. John McKinnon visited sister Mrs. Scott in Ypsilanti. Joan Valentine of Adrian stayed with relatives here. The B P U society will entertain the Ypsilanti B Y P U on Friday. Mrs. Lewis Blum and Mrs. Koepel of Detroit visited Abner Monroe family south of town. Mrs. Fred Gillett of York township went to Ann Arbor hospital for throat treatment. Charles Furner returned from California with a giant orange. Miss Margaret Pomeroy left for Chicago for institute exercises. Opinion pieces discuss liquor, self discipline, and budgeting income.
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Woodbridge
George Burkhart
Detroit
John McKinnon
Scott
Ypsilanti
Joan Valentine
Adrian
B. ¥.P. U. Society of the Baptist Church
Ypsilanti B. Y. P. U
Lewis Blum
Koepel
Abner Monroe
Fred Gillett
York Township
Ann Arbor
Charles Furner
Golden Gates
California
Margaret Pomeroy
Chicago
Chicago Kindergarten Institute
Fossils of Man Fifteen Inches Tall Found in India
Fossil remains unearthed at Vadnagar Baroda India include a 15 inch pigmy man and an 18 inch pigmy cow. Experts believe the discovery may affect theories on the cradle land of the human race.
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Vadnagar
Baroda
India
Montanans Granted Fishing and Hunting Licenses in 1934
U S Bureau of Biological Survey records show one in six Montanans were licensed to hunt or fish in 1934. Montana issued a total of 82 763 licenses, reflecting a high sportsman rate nationwide.
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Helena
Mont
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
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Supervivision
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager
West Liberty Bridgewater
N. Monroe
Harry Parsons
Arthur ,O’neill
John O’connor
Whitbier
Raymond Baker
Berkley
Maude Rankin
Martin Fucss
Frank Hauk
Bingham Avenue
Dearborn
Mich
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Sela Fitzgerald
Max Fitzgerald
North Adars Advocate
Roy Ward
G. Fallman
L. Spitzer
F. B. Sellen
St. Paul
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Whiting Laraway
Big Rapids
George Rasmussen
Hazel Park
Reuben Rogers
Jessie Bullock
Monroe Street
Eleanor Newcomb
Carleton
Clyde Brown
Vera Goodin
William Burkhardt
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Harry Friis
Love
Mills
Harl Fosdick
Roy Rogers
Carl A. Curtiss
George W. Barr
Florida
George Martin
Wilma
Cicely
Jack McClure
Merritt Martin
George Austin
Red Cross
Michigan League
Edward Harper
Alfred
Marie Schmid
Florence Nightingale
City of
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London
England
Deaconess Hospital
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lucille Schmid
Deaconess Hospital Nurses’ Training School
C. EH. Kircher
Ada Lutz
University Hospital
Augusta Bigler
Hillsdale
Minnie Buckman
Alvin Lewis
Ernest Brenson
Taylor Center
Max Fosdick
Edison Legion Post
Clarence Simon
Mrs
Austin White
Rev
Bert Ede
Miss Vera
Ede
Manchester
Esther Landwehr
Wasatenaw County Brotherhood
Cherry Hill M. E
Charles BE. Ehle
Saien Federated Church
LaVerne Finch
M. E
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U. S. Hospital No. 100
Camp Custer
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American Legion
Auxilary
American Legion Aux
America
Joy E. Morgan
National Education Assn
Montanans
Great Hunters
Huey
the Saline Bakery
Kroger’s
WESCO
Jewel Coffee
Eatmore
OLEO
Wondernut
Avondale Peaches
Keifer
Avondale
MAY Gardens