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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
5
Monday morning brought the season's first snow flurry as Saline area notices range from bridge parties and Halloween celebrations to hospital visits, college commencements, and rally plans. Notables include Mrs. Loretta Winkle, Mrs. Christine Harrington, and Prof. W. D. Henderson addressing amendments.
Thirty years ago report notes local activities and traffic while giving husbandry guidance. It emphasizes housing pullets by September to boost winter egg production, describes cleaning and disinfecting coops, and discusses feeding, confinement, and marketing eggs for autumn and winter profits.
Mrs. Mable Case visited Miss Ruth Bond in Dearborn Friday. Ms. Fred Cathers attended her uncle's funeral in Toledo Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cole visited their son Harry and family in Georgia. G. Lambarth, Paul and Helen spent time in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Larry.
Miss Lottie Wallace visited Ypsilanti on Saturday. Adam Klhimpp Sr. schedules an auction for October 31. S. A. Fitzgerald visited North Adams. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pennington toured Saline. Mrs. Sarah Lewis went to Napoleon to stay with her son William. The St Pauls church chicken pie supper raised $200. Edward Feuerbacher and family visited Ann Arbor. Arthur Armbruster Ferman Clements and George Klage of Lodi were in Detroit on business. The Liberty Theatre will start shows at 7 p m from now on.
Home economics specialists explain there are no fixed standards for pure silk and describe tests to detect weighting. They note weighted silk loses durability from light, air, perspiration, and dry cleaning, and provide a match test and wash results. The article also warns on acetate rayon behavior and advises selling unneeded items for cash.
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