Saline News Roundup and Local Happenings
Light snow flurries predicted for Tuesday as residents share social visits. Reports detail hunting trips, family gatherings, travel to Toledo and Detroit, a deer prize, and local church and club activities. A York township barn fire destroys outbuildings with no insurance reported.
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W. D. Hahnard
Ann Arbor
Saline Friends
Agnes Blaylock
Bess Shreve
Detroit
T. M. Clay
Charles Russell
Lansing
County Highway Department
Clarence Haarer
Alw'n Burkhard
Hugh Keveling
Ralph McHency
Ich Finkbeiner
Saline
Harold Haarer
Manchester
Lucerne
Herman Alber
Doris
Maude Greenfield
Fred Myers
Charles Albert
Hultison
Ben Roller
E. Cole
Hicksville
Ohio
Gale
DE Jabeth Ti
Thomas Shurtz
Depala F
Grover
Winkle Lett
Atlanta
Gnoéso
Fred Fletcher
Bob Schwartz
W. D. Hahn
Jéannine Walter
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Fred Stephenson
Dean Moo
Arthur Armbruster
Lloyd
William Burkhardt
Carl Braun
Saline High Debating Team Scores Early Season Wins
Saline high school debaters Arma Haeussler Malcolm Sanders Shirle Mepis Pern Barnand and Tom Kohler led a fall season opener on the topic alliance with Great Britain. Haeussler earned first speaker praise while Sanders Neutz and Barnard contributed strong performances as the team upheld the negative.
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Saline
Arma Haeussler
Mealcolm Sanders
Shirle Mepis
Pern Barnand
Tom Kohler
United States
Great Britain
Brighton
Thjudee
Armin Heussler
Malcom Sanders
Shirley” Neutz
Rer Iiew
Ypsilanti Roosevelt
Thursier
Armin Haeussler
Edwin Barnard
Malcolm Sanders
Shirley Neutz
Winter Wreck Prompts Michigan Road Talks
In 1837 a Detroit to Monroe sleigh crash with eight aboard spurred calls for better roads as winter worsened conditions. Officials minimized the incident, while public demand grew for charters and toll roads to ease transport and connect distant regions.
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Michigan
Jack Frost
Detroit
Monroe
Highway Department
Armistice Day Roll Call drives Red Cross support
The Red Cross and American Legion Auxiliary urge widespread participation during Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. Volunteers will visit homes in Saline and surrounding areas to collect donations and promote safety education, noting Red Cross’s partnership with the Legion in humanitarian work.
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American Red Cross
Peg Cross
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Red Cross
Ann Arbor
American Legion
Public Health Nurses Visit Islands and Cities in 1937 38
Red Cross nurses visited isolated coastal communities and industrial areas during 1937 38. They served over a million in public welfare efforts, inspected 559187 school children with physicians, and instructed 58754 mothers and young girls in hygiene and care of the ill.
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Red Cross Public Wealth
Monte Ammunities
Red Cross Volunteers Aid War Veterans and Families
Red Cross workers across chapters hospitals and military posts assisted 122 355 active service members veterans or their families in the past year. Help included letter writing shopping recreational reading and financial aid plus locating missing relatives and assisting pension disability hospitalization or discharge applications. The monthly average of men aided was 18 729 according to the report.
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Red Cross
Army Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Enthus iasm and caution in estate settlement prompts
Fragmented text urges enthusiasm grounded in theory and practice for estate settlements. It appeals for people with legal printing needs in this newspaper to confer favors in payment, noting universal rates and notices in probate matters.
Saline Valley Farms Dominant in Dairy Herd Group
The Washtenaw Dairy Herd Improvement Association October report shows Saline Valley Farms leading in large herd purebred Guernseys with 639 pounds milk and 32.1 pounds butterfat average. They also took top two spots among high cows under three years, while Fred Palma led Holsteins with 797 pounds milk and 47.9 butterfat. Other group results include Saline Valley third in four-year Guernseys and first, second, third in five-year grade Guernsey standings.
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Washtnnaw
Fred Palma
Salime Valley
Traffic Engineer Warns of America’s Fatal Streets
National traffic expert R E Simpson warns towns that main avenues cause most fatalities due to inadequate night lighting. A two year survey across 47 cities covering 20 900 miles of streets and 7 279 deaths shows main thoroughfares, though 10 percent of mileage, account for 41 percent of fatalities and 50 percent of night deaths. Detroit’s relighting of 36 miles reduced night to day death ratio from 7 to 1 to 1.6 to 1. Schrenk notes thousands of lives saved with improved lighting.
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New York
R. E. Simpson
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
America
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
National Safety Council and Illuminating Engineering Society
Detroit
L. J. Schrenk
Public Lighting Commission
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Hermon
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Fred
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Ray Haeus
R. C. Nungusser
Bay City
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Plymouth
Lydia Ma
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Port Huron General Hospital
Washtenaw County
W. P. Schwocke
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Fred Arend
Fred Finch
York Township
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G. C. Townserid
Henry Allwardt
Stern
Rev. G. Press of Detroit
Adolf Lederer
Hayes
Saline Woman's Club
Vesta Mills
C. A. Curtiss
Roy Rogers
Pauline
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Tu Seward Hotel
Leo Bondie
J. C. Fey
Toledo
Richard Clark
Federated Sunday School
Wascin
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