Fifteen Years Ago Births and Social Visits Noted
May 14 marks Geraldine Tower birth to Mr and Mrs Charles Tower. Ray William Young born May 11 to Mr and Mrs Robert Young. Social visits include Mr and Mrs W L Sturm hosting guests, Katherine Haynes visiting Fogdick, and multiple families from Ann Arbor Onsted Tecumseh Milan and Ypsilanti seen with local residents. Reverend J F Tree preached at Federated church and visited family. Edward Weyerbacher celebrated sixteenth wedding anniversary with friends presenting a casserole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Goodin
Brooklyn
Sylvia
Stephenson
Charles Alber
Richard Clark
Ann Arbor
E. A. Clark
Bridgewater
Edna House
Reuben Rogers
Holland
C. Boettner
East Michigan Avenue
Virgile Brown
North ‘Adams
Ace Feuerbacher
Burkhart
Es “J. Beasley
Jackson
George W. Cook
Lynford Bracey
Ben Uphaus
Saline Hospital
Raymond Baker
Nancy
Berkley
Martin Fucss
Federated
Charles Arber
Harold Zahn
Ann
Arber
Will Sturm
Esther Sturm
Wyandotté
Charles Dietiker
Ronald Tower
Charles
Devils Lake
Addison
Huron River
Maude Rankin
Edwin Warner
Warner
Donald Burkhart
Charles Tower
Geraldine
Robert Young
Ray William
W. L. Sturm
Edward Mahrle
Ryer
Katherine Haynes
Ypsilanti
Theodore Fogdick
Willis Fowler
Mrs. Feuerbacher
Thirty Years Ago In Detroit And Local News
Dr and Mrs Skinner visited Detroit Saturday Irving Hamlin and wife from Southern Pines NC plan summer stay A girl born this afternoon Mr and Mrs Herman Josenhans new baby Ed Ruckman and wife visited Mrs Pierce and Minnie Buckman Drain Commissioner Barry assesses Harris street ditch Grand Lodge Ma sonic meeting in Detroit Mrs Wallace visiting butter market drops to 15 cents Corn up about nine cents Ladies Aid M E church tea yields 23 25 Bosworth League candy sale 22 000 pounds of milk at creamery New butter maker Mr Myers praised for changes to management and season's progress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Detroit
Irving Hamlin
Southern Pine
N. C
Herman Josenhans
Ed. Ruckman
Hillsdale
Pierce
Minnie Buckman
Barry
Harris
Wallace
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Bosworth League
Myers
Saline Loses Opener to Milan in Tri-County League
Six teams played Sunday in the Tri County League. Milan defeated Saline 4 to 0 behind Hoeft pitching and Wanty catching, with Hanson and Schroeck the Milan battery. Hamburg beat Manchester 10 to 9 and Clinton beat Dexter 8 to 3, Clinton hosting next unless weather delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Milan
Hoeft
Wanty
Hanson
Schroeck
Hamburg
Manchester
Clinton
Dexter
Migration of Farmers to Cities Dramatizes Economic Shift
Dr. O B Baker cites a 1920 1930 shift where 6 million rural residents moved to urban areas. The cost to raise and educate children reached 2 000 per person, with 15 billion invested. Migration varied by farm prosperity, and responses include Alaska settlement and mixed living schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. Baker
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Alaska
Why Scouts Go Camping A Leader Explains
Walter MacPeek, Scout Executive of the Washtenaw Livingston Council, describes camping as a natural outlet for boys. He links camp to adventure, companionship, and character building through outdoor activities, discipline, and community. Camp fosters growth and citizenship as Scouts face real choices and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter MacPeek
Washtenaw-Livingston Boy Scout Council
Giant Illinois youth baffles science at Alton High
Robert Wadsow, 17, stands eight feet one and a half inches tall and weighs about 390 pounds. The Alton High senior, a future lawyer, credits growth to pituitary overactivity. He aims to study at Shurtleff College. aviation is a hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton, Ill
Alton
Robert Wadsow
Robert
Alton High School
Shurleff College
Rabbits 5 000 000 Years Ago Reported in Idaho Fossils
Dr. C. Lewis Gazin details four fossil hare species from the late pliocene in a new U. S. National Museum technical publication. He notes three hare species survive today while discussing their ancient Idaho presence five million years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
C. Lewis Gazin
U. S. National Museum
Gazin
Poison Bait Prevents Seed Loss From Mice and Birds
G. C. Oderkirk of the U S Biological Survey with Michigan State College urges poisoned bait to guard seed before planting. Use strychnine coated wheat at mouse runways and in bait stations to deter mice, birds and pets. Farmers' Bulletin 1397 outlines bait preparation and stations. available via county agricultural agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Oderkirk
U. S. Biological Survey
Michigan State College
Auto Fatality Claims FourYearOld Richard Wood
Richard Wood four years old, son of Mr and Mrs J H Wood, was struck by an automobile driven by Maurice Clark near Cherry Street Blissfield Monday afternoon about four o clock. He died en route to a physician. Blissfield Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wood
J. H. Wood
Cherry Street
Maurice Clark
Wellington Clark
Blissfield
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A.w.campbell Place
Waterloo
Near
Bank Federal Deposit
Gorn’Glub Boys
Cole’s Feed Store
Chelsea
Coldwater
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Klager
West Liberty Bridgewater
N. Monroe
Teu
Harry Parsons
Fred Bell
Herman Bredernitz
Mable Case
Millie Webb
E. J. Beasley
Bud” Wheeler
Miss Betty
Midna
Sylvia Stephenson
Gordon Anthony
Cincinnati
Carl A. Curtiss
Harry Holmes
Vesta Mills
Margaret Kircher
Fred Aprill
Daniel Hall
Fannie Friis
S. R. Wilson
Roosevelt High School
Washtenaw County Wheat Control Association
H. S. Osler
Association
Fred Blumhardt
Aaron Feldkamp
Lodi
William Uphaus
W. C. Pritchard
Fred Bahnmiller
Stanley Vaughan
John Schmidt
Jay Talladay
George Weidman
Arthur Lutz
Henry A. Jewett
Nichols Bros
Sugden
M. E. Church
Gordon House
Wiedman Auto Co
Alberta
Rogers
Forest Roby
Erwin Kappler
Louise Ewing
Johnson
Henstein
Lancaster
Ohio
Harry Feeman
Kenneth Spitler
Deckerville
Spitler
Ethel Wilson
Hesther Abbot
Newport
Bathirige Beach
Portage Lake
Washtenaw County
Childns
Atend
Illinois
Science Service
Bathing Beach
Pha
F. Newekire
the Saline Bakery
Oleo
IBBY
California
Kroger Stores
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