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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
5
Community announcements cover meetings of the O E S and St Pauls Ladies Auxiliary. Residents visit, travel, and hospital stays are noted, along with births, deaths, and local sports scores. Events include graduations, a dog license deadline, and a church service with choir performance.
A column recalls Robert Dale Ormsby born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ormsby. Local social life includes school closure by Miss Mabel Tucker in Shaw district with a picnic. Several regional guests and family visits are listed from Detroit to Ann Arbor and Portage Lake, with a May 18 daughter Meltina Mae born to George and Mrs. Koch.
OOV SUVAA ALY Gar Davenport travels to Ypsi lanti to work in a market. Miss Faye Crittenden returns from Grand Rapids for a few weeks. Miss Amanda Sturm ends her school term in Hauser district Friday. About thirty friends host a kitchen shower for Mr. and Mrs. George Koch Monday night. Delia Harwood returns from wintering in Clorado greatly improved in health. Martha Feldkamp entertains seniors and juniors at her home Friday evening with light refreshments. Mrs. Larzelere of Detroit reports her husband’s condition greatly improved and able to work again. O C Wheeler, Fred Zimmerman, and the Koch brothers fished at North Silver Lake, bringing back 29 pike and several bullheads. C H B Lehreen purchases W J Hauser’s store building, upsetting Schroen’s rental concerns. F H Nissly adds wintergreen berries to stock, a novelty gathered by Indians and shipped to cities.
Veterans will receive their bonds and odd amount treasury checks in one registered mail envelope for personal delivery only to the veteran or his legal representative with return receipt. Changes of address must be reported to theVeterans Administration. Redemption requires certification by a postmaster or court officer and forwarding to the designated redemption agent.
A new Michigan State College extension bulletin titled Ornamental Trees offers descriptions and illustrations of trees suitable for Michigan landscapes. Landscape gardeners and students of Michigan nature are advised to write the Bulletin office to obtain extension bulletin No. 160.
C B Dibble extension worker at Michigan State College warns that all corn refuse must be plowed under or burned within days to prevent moths from hatching. Moths have already hatched in the college lab and will soon hatch outdoors. once emerged, damage cannot be prevented.
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