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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1936

Page

5

Local notices and greetings from Washtenaw county

A looser, fragmentary list of oblique social items from Washtenaw county includes calls on Mrs. Harry Parsons, illnesses of Katherine Cotton and Katherine Hertler, visits by Mrs. Fredericka McBride, and hunting trips by Fred Stephenson, Leo Westphal, and Dr. Hoffman. Neighborhood bridge clubs, church events, Thanksgiving plans, and a forthcoming South Ann Arbor event are noted, along with a Northfield drilling syndicate and a marriage license incident in East Michigan Avenue.

Katherine Cotton Fredericka McBride Miss McBride Dundee Fred Stephenson Leo Westphal Delmar Schrader Carol Ann Floyd Dysinger Stony Creek Grant Wilkinson James and Junior Belleville Thomas Sloss Walter D Cook H. H. Lytle Flint Otto Papsdorf Benton Church Carl Finkbeiner Merritt Martin David and Warren Ed. Martin Clinton Observer Augusta Josenhans Redericka McBride Gebhard Josenvyhans Ann Arbor Lorraine Freundlich St. Louis U. of M Lottie Wallace Charles Carven Bessie Collins Carol Kutler Macon Dan Halli Bridge Club Fred Burkhart Arthur O'Neill Don Burkhart Norman Bohnett Bohnett Fred Braun Roland Sweetland Ann Arbor Street Hoffman Walter Seeley Lansing Stanley O'Grady Battle’ Creek Charles Alber Alber C.O. Woodbridge Mack Lane Evelyn Dan DeCou Chatham Ontario Lee DeCou Shirley Detroit Rainbow Division M. EB. Church Martin Fuoss Washtenaw County Northfield Township Wastenaw Post-Tribune East Michigan Avenue Arthur Miller James Leadridge Worthfield Township Elsie Goodwin Adrian A. J. Warren Saline Poultry Association Saline Valley Farms Mildred Nissly H. E. Parsons Arthur F. Nissly Ypsilanti Edward Alber Brown Douglas. Liston Lorena Hertler Dan Hertler Liston Haarer’s E. J. Muir Jim Kent William McAllister Harry West- Wickham Spencer Dennis Ralph ‘Hunt Frank Harms

Annual Meeting Highlights of Michigan Milk Producers

The 20th annual meeting drew 511 delegates and 24 charter member guests. Four directors were elected F W Meyers E Powers Jack Harvey and Edward Hyne. N P Hull presided and noted 18 327 members in 39 counties with milk valued at 18 951 193 produced last year. The association's net worth stood at 276 748 after 20 years of governance while Dean B L Anthony urged continued cooperative marketing and praised dairy industry efforts to replace poorer cows.

Michigan Milk Producers Association F. W. Meyers E. Powers Clio Jack Harvey Utica Ray Potts Edward Hyne Brighton Harry G. Calkins Fowlerville N. P. Hull Dean B. L. Anthony

New Books at the Library Arrive on Shelves

A list of new titles donated by Miss Mary Morden includes Standard Bible Readers Vols I II and III Little Tom of England Little John of New England The Little Spanish Dancer Madeline Brandies Hight Little Indians Josephine Lovell White Banners Lloyd Douglas Shining Windows Katherine Norris Captain Scruggs Peter Kyne Little Orvie Booth Tarkington The Shadow Patrol LeRoy Snell South from Hudson Bay C Brill The Pearl Trail Joseph Lincoln The Canyon King Cave Teddy Resurrection River William B Mowery The Strange Echo Frances K Juddoo Mystery of the Ivory Charm Josephine Lawrence Folly Farm Jane Abbott Case of the Caretaker s Cat E B Gardner History of American People Woodrow Wilson Donated by Miss Mary Morden.

Standard Bible Readers Little Tom England Little John New England Madeline Brandies Josephine Lovell Lloyd Douglass Katherine Norris Captain Scruggs Peter Kyne Little Orvie Booth Tarkington Shadow Patrol LeRoy Snell Hudson Bay C. Brill Joseph Lincoln Canyon King—Cave Teddy Resurrection River William B. Mowery Frances K. Juddoo Josephine Lawrence Folly Farm Jane Abbott E. 8 Gardner Woodrow Wilson Mary Morden

Fifteen Years Ago Births and Local Happenings

Births, visits, and local events across Saline and nearby towns. Items include a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gall, gatherings at homes of Martin, Goltz, Moehn, Hollis, and Case, a kitchen shower for Harold and family, a construction addition by Jacob Clough, and community notices about church events, a chicken pie supper, and the election of B Y P U officers.

Sam Gall Meritt Martin Lydia Martin Clinton Ralph Hammond G. W. Cook Helen Goltz Ann Arbor Henry Goltz Carl Moehn Edward Hyne Brighton Max Fosdick C. A. Jordan Nina Jackson Charles Case Mary Hollis Hazel Gronner Dexter F. C. Hollis Derendinger Jacob Clough West Michigan Avenue Lucius Stoddard Len Josenhans Etta Stoddard Roy Harold Hammond Clarence Johnson Ernest Bailey Luella Hanson Ernst Brothers Fredric Sam Boyd East Michigan Avenue Charles Frederick Reuben Hartman Ben Roller J. W. Hull Davenport Avenue M. E. Aid Society Blanche McAllister C. H. Williams Detroit William McAllister Morden Miss Jackson Ann Louis James Louis Greece Fred Neithammer Michael Sage

Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti Social Notes From Old West Town

Thirtieth year reminiscences include Miss Olga Luckhardt and Mrs Irving Moore visiting homes near Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Miss Abbie Benjamin dies at 75. A horse causes a street run, then crashes into a tree. Poles for electric lighting arrive from northern Canada. Funeral for John Hart noted. George Flickman returns from the west. Observer Liners advertise Sunday reading.

Olga Luckhardt Ann Arbor Irving Moore Ypsilanti Fred Kanouse Florence Thumm William Bumgard Emma Klein Bert Osborne C. H. Miller Buffalo Abbie Benjamin Emmett Hendershot A. Lewis Florida Canada Isaac Shaw Clifford George Wood Wilbur Rundel R. B. Rouse Main Street Alfred Bond Julius Lindenschmidt Fred Henne Leonard Bassett Theodore Hill Hattie Fellows Ypsisilanti William Paul Pittsfield John Hart Scio Ward Miller Jackson George Flickman West Fred Gillen

Educated Corn Beats the Borer at Agronomy Meeting

At the American Society of Agronomy gathering in Washington DC A R Marston outlines a decade long program yielding Michigan Hybrid No 561. Developed by the MSU Farm Crops Department the variety offers borers resistance and improved yield and stands as a result of using Michigan adapted yellow dent corn and maize amargo derived stock from South America.

American Society of Agronomy Washington D. C A. R. Marston Farm Farm Crops Department Michigan

Corn pest study shows resistant varieties cut stalk damage

S T Dexter of Michigan State College reports preliminary findings on resistant corn varieties tested with porch moths under cages. Resistant stalks had fewer borers and less rot, while varieties showed lower porosity and denser tissue. East Lansing will host further investigations. Re E Down presented research on varietal competition affecting yields in nursery plots of wheat and barley.

S. T. Dexter Michigan State College Marston Agronomists East Lansing RE. E. Down College Farm Crops Department Agronomy Society

Faith Quotations for a Scrapbook Card

A collection of short faith quotes from Augustine Inge Eddy Lowell Hebrews and others. The lines explore belief beyond sight, faith as action of will intellect and feelings, spiritual evidence, and the enduring pull toward the infinite.

Dean W. R. Inge Mary Baker Eddy

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation the Saline Bakery Bakers OF Better Baked Goods Harrer Tri Ypsilanti Trish Hills South Bend Greyhound Wheeler Coldwater Greyhound Harry Parsons Edward A. Clark Mance G. M. Begole Edward F. Henne Doris Jean Ella Henne T. M. Clay Glenn Clay Decatur M. E. Church Helen Bowman C. A. Jewell Helen Haarer Sewing Club Prout St. Paul’s Oscar Weber Jean Carleen Ralph Berkhauser Maud Greenfield Tecumseh and Ladies’ Aid Society St Paul’s Church Tom Zahn George Austin Lawrence Rowsey Dearborn George Steele Alice Mae Gretchen Grace Amos Luckhardt Michigan Milk Producers Associa’n Grand Rapids Jay O’hara Ermine S. A. Moran Fred Schairer Miss Reimold George Schairer Bertha Saline Kellogg Opera House Methodist Society William Dawe Presbyterian Church B. Y. P. U. Society Leon Tower M. LaRue Olive Cressy Bessie Carven Teli Observer Linera St. Augustine J.*r. Lowell Elizabeth Oakes Smith Harryl Springcrest Crickens Kroger California Celery Hearts Country Club Pko Libby Dillickles Maxwell House HER Grace Henkel
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