Local visits and social calls noted in Saline area
Rev Roya Miller of Saline visited Alger Allison's home last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Radenbaugh called at the Gooding and Allison home Thursday. Grant Allison and Wayne, OH relatives, visited Alger Allison and family Saturday. Oak Grove eighth graders Marjory Weed Malcolm Sanders and John D Allison visited Saline High Tuesday. Millard Allison of Mooreville spent Monday with the Gooding Allison home. Paul Seitz and Mr Johnson from Ann Arbor called. A party for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Alfred Buhl was held at the former Wank Barbour house Friday. Mrs Buhl was Margaret Sanders. A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roya, Miller
Saline
Alger Alison Ore
Henry Radenbaugh
Gooding and Allison
Paul Seitz
Ann Arbor
Johnson
Alfred Buhl
Wank Barbour
Community Notes From Milan Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor Visits
Mrs Rose Craig of Milan visited Thursday while Jerome Dufour spent the weekend at Ypsilanti. Hugh Craig of Britton and family hosted Roscoe Craig and relatives. Ida Mehler and Hallie Jane visited Ann Arbor with James Young. Herman Mehler and family joined a Sunday dinner with Mrs Harold Hammen and others. Spence family hosted Floyd Jr for a 17th birthday dinner with twelve guests. Gleason School closed Friday for a well attended picnic with potluck and student program led by Miss Geraldine Hanson who teaches third term. gifts included a pin and a silver cake plate from the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosé’ Craig
Milan
Jerome Dufour
Ypsilanti
Hugh -Craig
Britton
Roscoe
Ida Mehler
Hallie Jane
Ann Arbor
James Young
Herman Mehler
Mirs
Harold Hammen
Pearl Kutler
Mar. Spence
George Winterstein
Ands.e
Spence
Floyd, Jr
Gleason ‘School
Geraldine , Hanson
Sher
P. T
Fosdick District News Highlights At Fosdick School
The eighth grade at Fosdick School held their first examination last Thursday with six students in the class and hopes to attend high school next fall. Mrs Brandt and Mrs Heininger took students to Greenfield Village despite rain. Arlene Kern and others helped celebrate a birthday with games and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachman
Saline High School
Andrew Camp
Ann Arbor
Frank Hollis
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Fosdick School
Brandt
Fosdick
Greenfield Village
Arthur Heininger
Arlene Kern
Doris Feldkamp
Emergene Ernst
Louise Beckington
Gly. Heininger
Local Visitors and Family Notes From Hammond District
Adrian visitors Mr and Mrs B O Stimpson visited Friday as Mrs Minnie Hammond spent Monday in Ann Arbor with her father James Yourly. The Finkbeiners attended the tulip festival in Holland and Mr and Mrs Claude Gilbert spent Sunday with Mrs Vera Goodin. Several families including the Forsythes and Gauntletts were mentioned across Kalamazoo Ann Arbor West Unity and Grandparents hosting weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Stimpson
Adrian
S. Finkbeiner
Holland
Claude Gilbert
Vera Goodin
Otto Hanson
E. M Gilbert
BE. J. Forsythe
Clyde Gauntlett
Kalamaze
Minnie Hammond
Amnn
MaHand
EB. J. Forsythe
Joan Teg
Joyce Gauntlett
Community Gathers for Weekend Visits Across Michigan
Mrs Maie iartine returned from a week with relatives in Detroit. Mrs Neillé ceigé came back from a five week visit with friends in Indiana. The Downing family and others spent the weekend at Toledo Beach. Clara Hendershot and Colleen Thorn visited Detroit relatives, while Edward Miller and family hosted in Flint. Local residents traveled to Ridgeway Allen Holloway Croswell Saline Tecumseh for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maie Iartine
de ‘Oit
Neillé “Ceigé
Ind
Ewan Downing
Toledo “Beach
Clara. Hendershot
Colleen Thorn
Detroit
Edward Miller
Flint
Howard Miller
Carl Thomas
Ridgeway
Lavern Thomas
Herman Steune
Near Holloway
Roy McCollum
Carl Hawkins
Allen
Harry Mardin
B. W. Payne
Hazel Payne
Merle Trout
Roger Wilson
Croswell
William McTaggart
Saline
Albert Williams
J. M. Williams
Tecumsehough
Twin Brothers and the Flesh Versus Spirit
A church lesson contrasts Esau and Jacob to show the folly of chasing fleshly appetites. It links birthright worth to spiritual discipline, warns that deceit invites consequences, and urges walking uprightly for peace.
Eighth Grade Guest Day Highlights Local School Event
Eighth grade guest day drew seventeen neighboring schools with escorts from the senior class and student council. Visitors toured classes at 1 PM, enjoyed a concert by the High School Band and Girls Glee Club, then watched a 5 reel movie and indoor ball game, with country boys proving stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Feller
Bountiful Blessings Forever from the Hand That Gives
Fragmentary religious meditation notes speak of blessings, divine recompense, and human ingratitude. The text emphasizes a pervasive sense of fate and divine justice, with references to a Father figure and the transient nature of earthly fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Staff Chosen for 1937 Camp at Newkirk Scout Haven
A staff to lead 60 Scouts at the 1937 Camp at Newkirk Scout Haven on the Huron near Dexter was announced. The lineup includes Walter MacPeek as Scout Executive, Ralph Kuhli Beloit High School, James J. McLaughlin Ypsilanti High School, John McDonald University of Michigan, Dick Sklarsky and Stewart Tatum both UM engineering students, Dick Engard with past Camp Newkirk experience, James Rogers 1936 camper, Karl Kessler, David Murray, Thomas Abercrombie, Edward King, Hal Whittemore, Robert Morton of Brighton, Sea Scout David Haton of Chelsea, Harvey Knickerbocker Chelsea, Roger Smith Ypsilanti, and other leaders. The camp runs six weeks from June 20 with staff arriving earlier.
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Newkirk
Huron River
Dexter
Walter MacPeek
Ralph Kuhli
Beloit High School
Beloit
Wisconsin
James J. McLaughlin
Ypsilanti High School
John McDonald
University of Michigan
Mackschol
Ann Arbor
Dick Sklarsky
University of Michigan Engineering
Tappan School
Stewart Tatum
Nikayaha
Joplin
Missouri
Dick Engard
Camp Newkirk
Camp Delmont
Pennsylvania
James Rogers
Karl Kessler
Ann Arbor High School
Ypsilanti
Hal Whittemore
Robert Morton
Brighton
David,Haton
Chelsea
Harvey Knickerbocker
Roger Smith
Hopper plague tied to warm weather across Michigan
A Michigan State College entomology expert says 1937 grasshopper outbreaks depend on sunlit weeks ahead. Eggs laid last summer loom in Luce Mackinac Wexford Oceana Newaygo and Benzie counties with possible inclusion in a U S Department of Agriculture poison bait program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Luce and Mackinac
Wexford
Oceana
Newaygo
Benzie
C. B. Dibble
Michigan State College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dibble
Office of
County Agricultural Agents
Patrol Boys Drill for Washington Parade
The Automobile Club of Michigan will send 54 Safety Patrol Boy Captains from 54 cities to the National School Safety Parade and Conference in Washington D C on May 22 and 23. Local boys asked for trip details and rehearsed drill tactics. three captains in the photo carry banners stating they represent 33,000 Safety Patrol boys in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club of Michigan
Washington, D. C
Detroit
Automobile ‘Club
Wes
Michigan
Michigan State College to Graduate 600 This June
Michigan State College prepares for its 78th commencement with about 600 degrees to be awarded. Ceremonies include senior swingout on June 7 and lantern night June 8, with concerts, a senior play, and river carnival on June 11–12. Speakers include W. J. Cameron of Ford and Dr. Albert W. Palmer. Honorary Doctor of Laws to John N. Willy for supporting the hotel administration program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Red Cedar
W. J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Robert S. Shaw
East Lansing
Albert W.palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
John N. Willy
Chicago
Willy
United States
Termite Damage and Control Guidance for Builders
A Michigan State College bulletin outlines termite behavior from pioneer forests to modern homes. It covers colony development, spread to the Midwest, and practical control like moisture reduction, metal plate foundations, and clear earth under buildings. It notes stumps near structures signal eradication and offers Circular No. 150 "Michigan Dermites or White Ants" for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Sfor
North
United States
Bay City
BH. I. McDaniel
Michigan State College
Michigan Dermites
Dichigan Stats College
East
Lansing
Legend of Squaw Curse Vengeance Told in Maine Story
The tale of a Sokoki mother cursing the Paleface for her infant death is recounted in Saco and Biddeford Maine. The river supposedly claims three white lives each year. sailors once overturned her canoe, drowning the infant, and the curse grew from that act. The saga links Squade to King Philip's wars and local river tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Biddeford
Maine
Old River
Squado
England
Squade
Philip
Sato
Walking Fish Walkathon Planned in Capital by Orsinger
Orsinger says he may stage a no admission walkathon featuring the anabas testudineus, six inch walking fish from Asia and South America, using their turtle like fins to move through grass or trees. He has reached out to importers in New York and Philadelphia. Milan hosts its First Annual Hobby Show, famed for its beauty and quality far surpassing expectations. Judges from Ann Arbor praised the creativity and constructive work on display. Attendance could be over four years for a five dollar entry.
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Asia
South America
Orsinger
New York
Philadelphia
Milan
Ann Arbor
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West Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren
Servis Chevrolet
Jim Finnell
Observer
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Phong Tecumseh, Mich
Garrick
Lionel _ Barrymore
Cecelia Parker
Jean Arthur
George Brent
Jeanette -MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Mexico
Will Rogers
Rochelle Hudson
Dr. Bull
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Fosdick District
Hammond District
the Observer
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Esau
I Corinthians
Twin Brothers
God
Jacob
Abraham
Keswick
Rebekah
W. R. Williams
Afinie Keary
West Virginia
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Ved
Washington
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