Michigan farm income rise shown by 1935 breakdown
Michigan farmers enjoyed higher income in 1935 with total receipts around 185 million dollars, led by dairy products and livestock. Livestock and poultry collectively account for the majority of earnings, while field crops and fruit crops add substantial sums. Apples lead fruit income with other fruits close behind. The report notes a shift from poultry gains since 1929 and highlights strong livestock cash sales. Peppermint adds about a million dollars.
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Michigan
R. V. Gunn
Michigan State College
Gunn
Central York Notes on Local Happenings and Visits
Joseph Sweeney builds a new corn crib and Elwin Saunders constructs a house on the old Hstleman farm. John Gooding spent an afternoon with William Orr of Saline. Claude Allison of Wayne dined with his brother Alger and family. Oak Grove school held a Hallowe en party. Sweeney Jr. of Detroit visited his father. Ralph Gooding and family called at John Gooding’s home. Alger Alison and sister’s family visited Mooreville. Mrs. Hattie Murray and daughter visited Milan and Cincinnati connections. Several Milan and Los Angeles residents visited the Gooding and Allison home and nearby families.
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Joseph Sweeney
Elwin Saunders
John Gooding
William Orr
Saline
Claude Allison
Wayne
Alger Allison
Oak Grove
Joseph Sweeney, Jr
Detroit
Ralph Gooding
Norwood
JUDD DISTRICT VISITORS AND FAMILY GATHERINGS
Mrs D G Richards hosted and visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Raymond Riggs and Milan relatives last week. Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher from Ann Arbor called on Richards family. Langstaffs called on a brother at U of M hospital. A shower attended by Mrs Schroen Hdna Schroen and Mrs Bertha Wertler at Mrs Meade's on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Richards
Fred Avey
Raymond Riggs
Allen
Milan
Langstaff
U. of M. Hospital
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
Schroen
Hdna Schroen
Bertha Wertler
Bridgewater Church Chicken Supper Featured by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey attended the St. Paul’s church chicken supper in Saline Friday night. Dr. and Mrs. Nill of Detroit visited relatives, with Ernest Mann and family. The Jersey Creamery Co. closed its Bridgewater plant with Roy Collins as manager. Helene Monaghan and Alfred Campbell brought eight pupils to the Hallowe en parade in Manchester. Ernst drilled a well for Ed Russell and completed one for Bert Osborne, a deep flowing well pumping 2,200 gallons per hour.
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Paul Harvey
St. Paul's Church
Saline
Nill
Detroit
Ernest Mann
Paul
Jersey Creamery Company
Bridgewater
Roy Collins
Helene Monaghan
Alfred Campbell
Manchester
Ernst
Russell
Bert Osborne
Hammond District Social News Listings
Mr Moody is a patient at the Sa line hospital. Miss Joyce Marsh of Tecumseh spent Thursday with Mrs Robert Hammond. Miss Dorothy Sweetland of Ann Arbor was a weekend guest of Miss Giennis Gordon. Mrs Minnie Hammond and Mrs Bertie Gordon spent Thursday with Mrs Ida Mehler. Mr and Mrs John Haughn and Juanita of Monroe called Sunday on Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon. Dr and Mrs Stewart of Chesaning and Mr and Mrs Adrian Elsman and children were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs BE Forsythe. Mrs Mable Needham and Mrs Ruth Miller attended a birthday dinner for Mrs Lena Pennington at the home of Mrs Rose Gilmore recently. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J Finkbeiner were Miss Laura Mangus of Ann Arbor, William Lobahns, Miss Doris Finkbeiner of Detroit, John Dieterle of Ann Arbor, Charles Dieterle of Grass Lake, Mr and Mrs J Dieterle, Charles Dieterle, Mrs Hearle and daughter Lottie of Ypsilanti, Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Bauknecht and Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Finkbeiner.
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Moody
Saline Hospital
Joyce Marsh
Tecumseh
Robert Hammond
Dorothy Sweetland
Ann Arbor
Giennis Gordon
Minnie Hammond
Bertie Gordon
Ida Mehler
John Haughn
Juanita
Monroe
Glenn Gordon
Stewart
Chesaning
Adrian Elsman
BE. J. Forsythe
Mable Needham
Ruth Miller
Lena Pennington
Rose Gilmore
J. Finkbeiner
Laura Mangus
William Lobahns
Doris Finkbeiner
Detroit
John Dieterle
Charles Dieter
Social guests visit and winter plans noted in Britton area
Mrs Hallie Mehler and guests dine with her daughter Mrs Roy Kempf in Britton. Ann Arbor visitors call on Herman Mehler. Floyd Spence and family host guests from Ann Arbor Detroit and Milan as many plan winter trips south and attend church social events in Macon.
Local Social Notes From Macon Area Gatherings
Macon residents report visits and leisure from Detroit to Grand Rapids. Mrs. John Crittenden visits relatives in Detroit while Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Payne spend Friday at Highland Park. The South Road Birthday Club met with Mrs. R. G. Sage. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith visited Lansing with Rev. and Mrs. Stroup. Mrs. Donald Craig weekended in Grand Rapids with sister Mrs. Joe Loveless. Miss Gensevieve Froelich stayed with her parents. Ronald Pilbeam hosted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilmore of Milan. Carl Thomas and son visited Ypsilanti with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Augustus.
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John Crittenden
Detroit
B. W. Payne
Highland Park
South Road
R. G. Sage
Ray Smith
Lansing
Stroup
Donald''Craig
Grand Rapids
Joe Loveless
Gensevieve Froelich
Fred Froelich
Ronald Pilbeam
Herbert Gilmore
Milan
Carl Thomas and Son
Ypsilanti
M. J. Augustus
Local Social Roundup At Manitou Beach And Nearby
Me Eat and Lavern Randall hosted guests at Manitou Beach. Miss Hiva Richart and Ralph Michel visited Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Mott in Ceresco. The Mendona area crowd attended Leon Mercer funeral at Somerset Center. Edward and wife returned from Mackinaw and stay with sister Addie Crittenden. Tecumseh visitors joined a Tecumseh birthday dinner for Clarence Hall. Margaret Papp hosted a Sunday school party with the Blue Birds and teacher Mrs Payne enjoying games and stunts.
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Ewes Coller
Mackinaw
Addie Crittenden
Clarence Hall
John Hall
Kenneth Hall
Charles Seger
Helen Dustin
Tecumseh
Margaret Papp
The
Blue Birds
Payne
Poster Contest To Aid Potatoes In Michigan
Statewide interest in boosting Michigan grown potatoes leads to a poster contest for ninth to twelfth grade students. Michigan Quality Potato Association partners with Michigan State College and the state Department of Agriculture plus Detroit Trade and hotel groups to offer 100 dollars in prizes for posters promoting potato production and marketing for Michigan Potato Week in Detroit December 1 2 and 3.
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H. C. Moore
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Moore
Potato poster winners honored at regional shows
The poster in the upper right corner gains status with the quality potato association. Winners or honorable mention posters become property, others returned if labeled and postage is enclosed. During the Detroit exhibit the 2nd state potato queen will be crowned from three winners at Iron River Kalkaska and Mayville shows.
Notice of Probate Commissioners Claims Hearings
Four months from October 22 1936 creditors may file claims against estate of Alonzo Kutler deceased. Hearings to adjust claims set for December 26 1936 and February 26 1937 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at Citizens Bank Saline Michigan. Related notice for Celia E Briggs deceased sets March 2 1937 final filing and January 2 1937 hearing dates. Signed Ann Arbor October 22 1936 Judge Jay G Pray.
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State OF Michigan
Washie
Alonzo Kutler
Citizens Bank
Saline
Michigan
Said
Ann Arbor
State OF
Washtenaw
Celia E. Briggs
Jay G. Pray
Local Social Notes From South Saline Region
South Saline residents and nearby towns share visits and calls. Ann Arbor guest Kid Johnson spurred a short visit, Tecumseh and Ypsilanti hosts are listed, and moving plans occur as Arthur Mangus shifts from the Dorrell farm toward Ypsilanti.
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Southern Michigan League
Ypsilantia
Saline Fritz SS Eteedseas Estacuses
Gillen
Harmon
Hoeft Reteset
Tanner Reedeerenseeeee
Ae Ee Ee
Max Peveneces
Hoeft
Byrne Ater Enseseneee
Hubscher
Keveling
Keveling Hisman
Gall Wrereee
C. Haarer
aPascaiteate
Pasnetettiesstee
G. Camburn
Niethammer
C. Harms
O'Neil
Recreation D
Burkhart
Dell New Eesases
Merchants
Sneneneneane
Armbruster
Farmers
Southern Michigan
Ann
Arbor
Erneeees
Any Arbor
Saline Eee Deeesene
Adrian Wanes
Chelsea Seeeseeene Aee Neeeenseees
State College
Observer Office
Esmond
Goodyear
Main St
Central
York
Judd
Hammond District
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow
Roy Kempf
Britton
Dick ‘Kleinschmidt
James.Young
Herman Mehler
Floyd. Spence
Floyd. Spence, Jr
William Gallaway
Waltz
Bert Gleason
South Saline
South
Wilma -Briggs
Floyd Spence
Ladies’ Aid Society
Macon M. E
Lew Collier
Meryl Draper
Clifford Mansfield
Roderick Heilman
Frank Stilts
Roscoe Crary
Ben Cogswell
Alice
Archie Palmer
Clark
Arvin ‘Arbor
Paul Mizger
Frank ‘Drum
Philip Drum
Adolph Drum
Anthony ‘Basner
Détroit
Macon
Care Saline Obsever
Chicago St
Wayne Soap CO
Vinewood
Howell
Chevrolet
Pendable
Chev
Rolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Cook Motor Sales
Saline, Mich
Kid. Johnson
Enola Hall
Pearl Kutler
Hamilton Moore
William Avery
Walter Gordon
Harold Hammond
Arthur Mangus
Dorrell
Clyde Spence
Jack
Fred Teufel
Roscoe Craig
Little Son
Jerry DuFour
Leon Vealey
Bert Mead
Ray Pocklington
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