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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1923

Page

2

Local Social Roundup With Visits Across Town

Central York Leo Beaubiere and wife reside on the old Wheeler place. Prank Jackson and son were Lan sing business visitors Friday. The Goodings attended Theodore Josenhans funeral Friday. Mrs Arthur Faust visited a sick friend in Willis last week. Frank Jackson and Mrs Samuel Craig were Monroe visitors Thursday. Gottlob Fertler of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with his mother Mary Fertler. Arthur Boatwright and Mrs Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of the Mirs A R Murray. William Paul and daughter Amna visited Mary Hertler’s family Sunday. Dussem and children of Monroe spent weekend with Frank Jackson’s. S Kleversant and Samuel Craig visited Frank Jackson. Neck tie social at London school Friday evening. Karl, Herbert and Norman Siehle of Saline township helped Julius and Rudolph Hertler Saturday. Beauregard and Mrs Reiger of Whittaker visited Monday with the Jacksons and Faust. Callers at John Gooding’s Monday included M P Miller, Millard Phillips, Mrs Herbert Braman and Mrs Clayton Braman of Milan. Oakgrove Potato and Poultry club met with Henry Murray and Mary Aleda Murray Tuesday. Watt, county club leader, attended with Mrs Samuel Craig.

Leo Beaubiere Wheeler Place Prank Jackson and Son Lansing John Gooding Theodore Josenhans Arthur Faust Sherman of Willis Frank Jackson Samuel Craig Monroe Gottlob Fertler Annn Arbor Mary Fertler Arthur Boatwright Ypsilanti Mirs A. R. Murray William Paul Amna Mary Hertler Dussem S. Kleversant London School Karl Herbert Norman Siehle Saline Township Julius Rudolph Hertler Beauregard Reiger Whittaker Millard Phillips Herbert Braman iMrrs Clayton Braman Milan Potato and Poultry Club Oakgrove School Henry Mary Aleda Murray Tues Watt

Community Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Counties

Rolland Gregg and wife visited Levi Teachout this Sunday. Mr. Sommers of Ohio visited his son Peter and family. Elowene Tower of Saline spent the weekend at Reuben Rogers home. Edith Bailey was absent from school due to illness. Clark Lewis of Miamisfield Ohio visited Reuben Rogers and family. D. G. Richards sang in the Peoples church choir at Milan. Mrs. Helen Rogers and Alta of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Reuben. L. G. Rogers and others visited Reuben’s family. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Yape was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards family, with many presents.

Rolland Gregg Levi Teachout Mr. Sommers Ohio Peter Elowene Tower Saline Reuben Rogers Dundee Edith Bailey Clark Lewis Miamsfield, Ohio Reuben Rogers D. G. Richards the Peoples Church Milan Helen Rogers Alta Ann Arbor L. G. Rogers M Lawrence Arnet Ypsilanti L. G. Rogers Sidney Yape

West Saline Weekend Socials and Local Visits

West Saline notes weekend visits from Milani and Ann Arbor families including Mrs. Forest Craig and Mr. John Morengan. Guests Dorothy Stitler from Ypsilanti and Andie Reiser held Halloween parties. Sunday callers at the Arend home included the Blanks, McGrover family, Brown family and the Akin family. For sale Berkshire gifts offered by Gooding and Allison.

Forest Craig Milani Fred Arend

Calf market softens as rail strike lingers in York Pittsfield area

Mrs H B Radabaugh travels to Toledo for an uncle's funeral after a fatal accident. Farmers hold calves for higher prices as rail strike depresses values. Corn binding machine runs on farms, corn described as medium. Oakgrove PTA selects member to fund November 17 play joint Owners in Spain at Stone schoolhouse. Donnia Cady injures finger in Oakgrove school ball game. Oakgrove and Roberts games postponed due to her absence.

H. B. Radabaugh Toledo Oakerove Parent- Teachers Association Stone School Stone School P. T. A Spain Donnia Cady Oakgrove Roberts

Local Social Notes From West Mooreville and Nearby

Mrs Clinton Clark visited Mrs Ernest Greenfield last Thursday. Saline visitors included Mrs Fred Lewis and daughter Mrs Henry Bruckner. Funeral attendees from the area attended Eugene B Gray's service at Eastchurch. Loyal Bush of Milan hosted guests with Clifford Forsythe and family. Doris Gilman teaching at Harbor Beach spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H W Gilman. Asa Van Wormer and son L B of Detroit visited and attended Theodore Josenhaus funeral. Mrs Loyal Bush and daughter Helen of Milan visited Mrs James Taylor's family last Thursday.

Clinton Clark Ernest Greenfield Fred Lewis Henry Bruckner Saline Eugene B. Gray Eastchurch Loyal Bush Milan Clifford Forsythe Doris Gilman Harbor Beach H. W. Gilman Asa van Wormer L. B Detroit Theodore Josenhaus Idavishter Helen James. Taylor

Local Social Notes From South Saline Area

Roscoe Craig visited Macon school Monday afternoon. Miss Iva Jackson of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with Miss Helen Craig. Mrs Gladys Woodworth of Ann Arbor is taking care of Raymond Johnston. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnston spent Friday evening with Albert Cross and family. Saturday evening with Hugh Craig Ellsworth Lasee stayed with his aunt Mrs Aubrey Pocklington and husband. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklinston of Britton. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnston and Charlie Johnston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Widliam Hastiek.

Iva. Jackson Ypsilanti Helen Craig Gladys Woodworth Annn Arbor Raymond Johnston Albert Johnston Albert Cross Hugh Craig Ellsworth Lasee Aubrey Pocklington Aubrey Pocklinston Britton Albert Johanston Charlie Johnston Widliam Hastiek

Local visitors and relatives seen in Bridgewater area

Miss Rose Breining visited in Milan Azalia and Toledo last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Paul of Detroit spent Sunday with relatives here. Erwin Reule of Ann Arbor spent a few days here with relatives. Vera Hildinger of near Clinton spent the weekend with her parents. C F Schearer and family drove to Toledo for the weekend. David Thrasher entertained. On Sunday Joh Vowles and Charles Powers families from Detroit visited.

Rose Breining Milan Azalia Toledo Henry Paul Detroit Erwin Reule Ann Arbor Vera Hildinger Near Clinton C. F. Schearer David Thrasher Joh. Vowles Charles Powers

Selling Poultry to Consumers

USDA explains three main poultry sales routes direct to consumers retailers or commission merchants. Direct sales to consumers can boost profits by cutting middleman costs and serving nearby towns with regular deliveries.

United States Department of Agriculture

Prize Essay Contest Opens for Free Scholarships

Thomas H. Johnson announces the American Chemical Society prize essay contest inviting all state high and secondary students to compete for ten thousand dollars in cash prizes and scholarships to Yale Vassar and other universities. Six $20 gold prizes per state and Yale Vassar scholarships for the six best essays nationwide, with tuition and $500 yearly.

Thomas H. Johnson American Chemical Society Yale Vassar Frankis P. Garvan New York Patricia Munson New York City United States Slosson Lefebvre Pasteur Vallery-Radot Gregory Americans Chemical Society Wido John J. Tigert Garvin

Bowel Trouble Advice For Chicks From Oklahoma Expert

Poultry head Harry Hmbleton from Oklahoma A and M warns against solid feeds for 72 hours after hatch to prevent white diarrhea. During this period chicks should get sour skim milk and fine sand as grit, then small frequent feeds with a starter mix of chick feed, rolled oats or johnny cake, and hard boiled eggs, avoiding overfeeding.

Harry Hmbleton Poultry Department of Oklahoma A. and M. College

Bumble Foot Remedy for Poultry Abscess

An absorbent abscess on a poultry foot from a splinter or high roosts. Remedy by tying a cord above the foot to control bleeding, opening the abscess, cleaning the core, and disinfecting with iodine. Apply carbolated vaseline and bandage, repeat iodine and vaseline dressing in two days.

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Garyork Ponel Central York Hammond Mrs. Hewens Ypsi- Tanti Judd West Saline Louisa Schuler Bik Rapids Dorothiy Spitler Dorothy Stitler B. J. Spitler John Morengan Gladys Matt Seeger Andie, Reiser Dell Jacob Smith And Charles Blanck Charles James McGrover-ant Elsworth Brown Mooreville Leroyakin Petersburg Berkshire Gooding & Allison York-Pittsfield West Mooreville South Saline Roscoe Craig Macon Bridgewater Stor Wheeler’s. Pharmacy Department of Agriculture Farmers Parcel Post Department Government Printing Office Washington Abraham Holland Harris Seed Store 5Th Ave THE Liberty Theatre Chicago Detroit Opera House Detroit Free Press Detroit News Ameane Coats
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