Local notes chronicle births, travels and community events
A wide range of notices from Washtenaw area residents includes births in the Austin family on October 1, 12, and visits among Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Howell households. Community members attend meetings, dinners, anniversaries, engagements are announced, and a Hallowe en prank leads to repair work. Education Week proclaimed. Saline events feature a bus film night and a wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin
Dolores Marion
Irene Korte
BE. I. King
Detroit
C. G. Everett
Eugene Burgess
Henry Burgess
Paul Falklam
Port Huron
Luther K. Hertler
Presidio
Monterey
Calif
Andrew Camp
Vira Martin
Ann Arbor
Frank Hollis
William Happel
U. of M
Jacob Smith
Clarence Clemens
Gordon Anthony
Charles E. Alber
Dexter
Anna Fosdick
George W. Barr
Florida
Kissimmee Park
St. Cloud
Elbert Wittbracht
Albert Spitler
Emanuel Rentschler
C. H. Wittbracht
George Byers
Wallace Jordan
Ann Arbor Street
Byers
Observer
Hastern Star
Della Austin
Reinhold Gebhardt
Route 3
Fred Haab
Pleasant Lake Road
LeRoy
Lucile Layher
St. Louis
Arthur Hagen
Pete” Graf
Grace Clark
Western Michigan College
Herman Koerning
John Powers
Vern Kyser
William Rodda
Brooklyn
Masonic Lodge
W. R. Stierle
Percy Pink
California
Edwin Warner
Nick Kenney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Starr Commonwealth
Leonard Hutzel
Katherine Briggs
Bert Gillen
Emmett Kelly
Los Angeles
Dayton
Carl Schafer
Edward Schlene
Amanda Dupper
Erwin Feldkamp
A. Hahn
South State Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sheriff's Ambulance
Oliver Dalke
Florence Ehnis
Pleasant Lake and
Saline-Ann Arbor
Hahn
Bhnis
Grover Gillen
Mary Wolf Chase
John Gillen
H. Benedict
Joseph Smith
R. Hartman
Earl Fosdick
Alma Wood
Lilian Burgan
Louise’ Cotton
Saline
van Wagoner
Saline Valley
Recreation Hall
Greyhound Bus Line
F. C
LeRoy Feldkamp
Edna Feldkamp
Elsa Bauer
Blanche Walters
Oklahoma
Raymond Wiedmayer
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Rudolph Feldkamp
Federated Parsonage
Helen Clift
Keith Kendall
Bach
Frances Hicks
Richard Jahnke
W. L. Kendall
Tennessee
Supt
M. A. Alber
Dairy Herd Associations Report From Saline Valley Farms
Saline Valley Farms had the second highest producing cow in Dairy Herd Improvement Association No 1 last month. The Guernsey cow yielded 72.9 pounds of butterfat from 1302 pounds of milk. Guerdon Frost reports 25 herds on test totaling 496 cows with 17 cows removed. group average 585 pounds milk and 23.9 butterfat. Association No 2, tester Don Smith, lists 27 herds and 504 cows averaging 684 pounds milk and 26.6 butterfat with 20 cows removed. Association No 3, tester Robert Read, reports 300 cows in 20 herds averaging 575 pounds milk and 238.4 pounds butterfat. top cow a five-year-old Holstein with 2124 pounds milk and 75.1 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Valley Farms
Dairy Herd Improvement Association No. 1
Guernsey
Guerdon Frost
Don Smith
Association No. 2
Shaw School Halloween Party Highlights Read and Fly High
Shaw School celebrated Halloween with games bobbing for apples word building pumpkin hunt and tail on cat. Students wore costumes and enjoyed candy popcorn cookies doughnuts and cider while guests Mrs Webber Mr Cameron and Darlene Klumpp attended. Jean Klumpp turned seven on October 27 as classroom reading charts soared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Jean Klumpp
Hunting Violators Face Stricter License Penalties
The article notes penalties for small game and deer hunters who violate laws, with suspensions up to five years for wounding or killing a person and potential license loss for the current and next year. It cites a 1941 deer hunters blacklist of 637 names, including 22 fatalities, and urges careful hunting this fall. It ends by promoting weekend grocery specials in The Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ater Nemo
Conservation Department
Red Cross Roll Call Seeks Broad Support For 1918 Campaign
The article urges nationwide Red Cross membership growth during the Roll Call from November 11 to 30. It outlines three main ways individuals can help, highlights window stickers for 100 Per Cent Strong, and notes defense efforts from blood collection to nurse training and wartime relief services, encouraged by local chapters and workplace participation. It emphasizes continued home-front Red Cross work funded by dues and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
National Defense
Armed Services
War Department
United States
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Office of Civilian Defense
United States Army
Army
Navy
State of Michigan Otter Regulation by Conservation Commission
The Conservation Commission orders a one year prohibition on otter taking by any means except during beaver open season in specified counties. The order, enacted under Act 230 P A 1925, is dated October 21 1941 and signed by Chairman Joseph P Rahtlly and Secretary Wayland Osgood with countersignature by Director P J Hoffmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Conservation Commission
Beaver
Alcona
Alger
Alpena
Baraga
Cheboygan
Crawford
Delta
Dickinson
Houghton
Iosco
Iron
Kalkaska
Luce
Marquette
Menominee
Missaukee
Montmorency
Ogeman
Oscoda
Otsego
Presque Isle
Roscommon
Schoolcraft
Joseph P. Rahtlly
Wayland Osgood
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Ann Sothern
George Murphy
Maisie Kay Harris
William Tracy
Tillie the Toiler
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Beery
Virginia Weidler
Guy Kibbee
Scattergood
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Mexico
Kroger's Clock
Kroger’s
Spotlight Coffee
Domino Cane Sugar Country Club Butter
Nis
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Pumpkin Country Club
Clover Valley
Tomato Soup Country Club
Kroger Harvest Cakes
Kroger
Avondale
Country Club
Windsor
William L. Moody
Arkona Road
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Donald
Wyman
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Metcalf
Oak Hill Cemetery
He ‘Tavern
W.L. Rundel
John Ferguson
William Bell
Richard Chissus
Robert Chissus
Birmingham
Pearl Chissus
Royal Oak
Earl Sharp
Son. Farland
Dearborn
Clarence Cook
Jie
Detroit Edison Company
Shaw School News
the Observer
Oh Ae
Serge Eee
P. J. Hoffmaster
Sistine Choir
Rome
Gareass
Howell
Oscar Myers Rendering CO
Prrcea
Chrysler Corporation
Elmer J. Steeg
West Michigan Avenue