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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1936
Page
5
Telephone personals, bridge parties, church events, graduations, and family updates from Washtenaw community. Mentions Mrs Parsons and multiple local households, moves to Detroit and Florida, church conferences in Lansing, and a Legion membership push. Includes October weather note and school district October report with student standings.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. David Moody of Detroit visited Walter Gordon's from Saturday to Tuesday. Michigan residents from Milan Ann Arbor Somerset Center and Saline gather for weekend and school events. A Hallowe'en party at Oak Grove school and a pupil party at Arthur Klager's home are noted. A farm south of town near Saline changes ownership as Everett Davenport's sale to Mr Milkey is completed.
THIRTY YEARS AGO Herman Josenhans and family were in Detroit Sunday to visit her father, Dr. Sanford, who is still in the hospital. Miss Agatha Josenhans has gone to the home of her uncle, Leonard, in York where she will spend several weeks. Edwin Collins, formerly of this place, and a brother of Mrs. Jerome Tate, died at his home in Detroit Tuesday. Homer Wood of Ann Arbor and Joe Wood of North Adams spent Sunday with their parents, Orville Wood and wife. The Monroe sisters moved into C. H. Carven's house on Adrian Street, Sears of Detroit and Weissinger of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. J. Sears, and sister, Nora. Fritz LeBaron returned from Montana with Charles Parsons on Wednesday and plans to return west in about three weeks. Margaret Sears, returning from the State Teachers Association at Battle Creek, spent a few hours Saturday with her mother and sister.
A Michigan State College entomology study led by Professor E I McDaniel finds nearly 100 cutworm kinds pose serious threats to crops and turf in Michigan. Farmers submitted hundreds of specimens, revealing pests that thrive after wet springs and in certain soils. Control ideas include fall plowing, tree banding, field baiting, and removing shelter rubbish.
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