Saline community notes include hunt tale and events
Dick Michalke hunts in the Upper Peninsula loses his way after a successful hunt while his companion retrieves a deer. A 177 pound dressed buck is reported. Nov 28 29 30 at Oberlin College present Iolanthe by Gilbert and Sullivan Players. Missionary Education Conference Dec 4 at Saline Methodist Church with noon luncheon. Dorcas Circle Dec 5 luncheon at Mrs. Paul Lee. A juried replevin case is set for 2:00 pm Dec 4 with Hodges vs Norton. Oyster supper Dec 4 at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Michalke
Upper Peninsula
North Woods
Jean Nichols
Harold S. Gray
Saline Valley Farms
Oberlin College
Iolanthe
Gilbert and Sullivan Players
Saline Methodist Church
Missionary Education
Ann Arbor
Finish Vital for Equipment and Helmets
The finish must withstand weather abrasion and salt water and endure frequent use as a cooking utensil. It should blend with the ground and maintain extremely low reflectivity across texture and color.
Lynn E. Burdick Dies After Illness at 52
Lynn E Burdick 52 of 224 S Ann Arbor St died Friday at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit after an extended illness. Born July 13 1899 he was the son of Charles W and Frances May Peters Burdick. He married Betty Eyler in 1925. Survived by wife a son Lynn of Saline a grandson a brother Herman of Phoenix and two sisters Mrs Joseph Meisel and Mrs Minnie Larshbough of Bradford Pa. Funeral 2 PM Monday Rev R R Feuell officiating Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juynn EH. Burdick
S. Ann Arbor St
Henry Ford
Joseph Meisel
Minnie Larshbough
Bradford
R. R. Feuell
Oakwood Cemetery
Hammond School Spelling A Honors And New World News
The six week spelling test before Thanksgiving lists A students Patty Kidwell Mary Sue Gordon Carolyn Carr Kenny Gilbert Bonnie Robison Kirk Gordon and others. World News of the Week is being started for 4th 5th 6th and 7th grades with an oral current events test likely by Mrs Gauntlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Carr
Patty Kidwell
Mary Sue Gordon
M. Marion
Kenny Gilbert
Bonnie Robison
Kirk Gordon
Gorolyn
Ione Carr
Milner man’s drum nut harvester earns patent
Carl H. Smith of Milner Georgia devised a mechanical nut gatherer a drum shaped device rolled over ground to lift nuts into a basket. The machine uses U shaped grooves to seize nuts and deposit them as the drum rotates to the top. Smith was awarded patent No. 2 539 596.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Smith
Milner
Carl Smith
Saline General Hospital Thanksgiving Thanks and Births
Saline General Hospital thanks Cub Scouts Den Three and Mrs Armbruster for Thanksgiving tray decorations. Births include a son to Raymond and (name withheld) Wiedmayer on the 4th. a son to Clyde and (name withheld) Bordine on the 22nd. a son to David and (name withheld) Phillips on the 27th. a son to Raymond and (name withheld) Ceronsky on the 21st. Master Stieve Miller and Massey John Morton have had tonsillectomies. Mrs Julia Faust hospitalized for observation. Don Beck treated for pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Hospital
den Three
Raymond Ceronsky
Master Stieve Miller
Massey John Morton
Julia Faust
Don Beck
Saline District Considers School Reorganization
Saline School District urges regional unity to expand high school facilities as enrollment soars since 1942. Trustees argue consolidation can improve programs, reduce long-term taxes, and avoid half-day sessions or tuition limits, stressing shared responsibility beyond the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Michigan
Harlan Hatcher Inaugurated as University President
Dr Harlan H Hatcher was inaugurated as the eighth president of the University of Michigan on November 27. More than 400 delegates from colleges and learned societies attended the ceremony in Hill Auditorium, with greetings from students faculty alumni and other Michigan colleges. Howard L Bevis of Ohio State spoke on The Unexplored Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Harlan H. Hatcher
University
Hatcher
Michigan
Hill Auditorium
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Roscoe O. Bonisteel
Commodore Perry and the Soybean History
The soybean, long valued in the Orient as a food, gained global use by mid 19th century. By now its oil fuels paints, varnishes and a wide range of products from shortenings to cosmetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Perry
China
Orient
Local Man Assaulted Tuesday Night in Neighborhood Incident
A local man was assaulted Tuesday night at 8 pm near a residence where the Child Study Club met led by Mary McKean Ruth Hagen and Rose Anderson. The refreshment committee included Helen Esch Rose Anderson Ellen Johnson and Pauline Coates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Child Study Club
Rose Anderson
Mary McKean
Ruth Hagen
Helen Esch
Ellen Johnson
Pauline Coates
Thanksgiving program at Rentschler School features student performances
On Wednesday November 21 28 students at Rentschler School presented a Thanksgiving program inviting mothers. The 8th grade collects news pictures for a bulletin board while grades discuss the United States geography and inventions in reading. Record shows many grades reading, scrapbooks, animal pictures and flash card practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Klumpp
WUOM
United States
Roland Guenther
James Guenther
Marjorie Hieber
Ronald Wild
Thanksgiving Day guests and local reunions reported
Local brief summarizes Thanksgiving visits with Edits Towler, Lloyd Catey, Harold Locke Judy of Charlotte and others from Chelsea Ann Arbor Manchester and Holland. Karen Taylor to attend All-State events in Ann Arbor with concerts at Hill Auditorium and Interlochen ties noted. Families share birthdays and homecomings with relatives from Monroe Saginaw Saline Leelanau and Camp Lejeune represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Towler
Lloyd Catey
Harold Locke
Judy
Charlotte
Edwin Hagen
Ann Arbor
Glen Wiseman
Cora Feldkamp
Chelsea
Ralph Mann
Pastor
E. F. Engelsdorfer
Karen Taylor
Hill Auditorium
Karen
Interlochen
Mary Beth Hughes
Leroy Hughes
Sandra’ Turf
Bob Schmid
Abby Young
Carol Hughes
Judy Ross
Kay Camburn
Roy Rogers
Paul Rogers
Thelma Wahl
David Wahl
Thelma
Holland
Mich
Harry Bishop
Saline
London
England
Allison MacArthur
Ruth Gerber
Detroit
Mable Gleason
Monroe
Donald Steiner
Norma Hile
Saginaw
Robert Royal
Cpl
Henry Gilligan
Camp Lejeune
N. G
Leslie Jordan
Three Korean Vets Charged For Disturbing The Peace
Three Korean veterans from Chicago Port Huron Michigan and Muskegon were charged after a Saturday incident at Sa Line Dairy Bar. They allegedly used obscene language and fought with owner Harry Hersch and others. The judge warned them and required payment for the meals with a stern reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Britan
Chicago
Frank Keller
Port Sherron
Ontario
Douglas Lang
Muskegon
Britan
Keller
Saline Dairy
Harry Hersch
Mr. Hersch
Judge Wood
Hersch
Wood
Detroit
Percy Jones Hospital
Bertram Ballou Dies At 71 In Pittsfield Township
Bertram I Ballou 71 of 6856 Platt Road Pittsfield Township died Sunday at Saline General Hospital after a brief illness. Born July 9 1880 in Adams Massachusetts he was a son of… He married Maude Mor of Hiram A and Nellie E Ballton left him in 1945. He remarried in 1948 to Nina Kendall of Milan. Survived by his wife and brother Earl of Torance California. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Lockwood Funeral Home with burial in Riverside Cemetery Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram I. Ballou
Saline General Hospital
Mr. Ballou
Platt Road
Pittsfield Township
Adams
Mass
Sou
Maude Morof
Hiram A
Nellie E. Balton
Nina Kendall
Milan
Earl
Torance
Cal
Lockwood Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Clinton
Brownie Troops Plan Joint Investure Ceremony
Brownie Troops schedule a joint investure ceremony on Tuesday December 4 at 3 30 pm at the school. All mothers of Brownies and second grade girls entering Brownies are urged to attend and ask questions. Last week Troop T made stuffed animals for Christmas gifts.
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Troop T
African violet propagation using Terra-Lite vermiculite
Growers can multiply African violets by cutting a leaf and placing it in Terra-Lite vermiculite. The sterile propagating medium promotes robust roots in six to eight weeks with minimal loss.
Death notices Merritt Hall drowned near Isle La Motte
Mrs. Walter MacArthur of Isle La Motte Vermont reports her brother Merritt Hall drowned while returning from a hunting trip across Lake Champlain during a severe storm. No details of recovery available at publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter MacArthur
Merritt Hall
Isle la Motte
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Varnish Finishes and Methods for Flat Look
The article explains that most varnishes dry with a high gloss and that a flat finish can be achieved by rubbing the surface or by using a special flat-drying varnish.
Breath Test Used to Gauge Suspect Alcohol Levels
The breath test is described as the easiest chemical analysis method where a suspect blows breath into a bag and it passes through chemical tubes to determine blood alcohol content. Major cities using the breath test include Chicago Detroit Birmingham Kansas City Miami and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Birmingham
Kansas City
Miami
Oklahoma City
Tremendous taconite deposits found in Mesabi region
Tremendous deposits of taconite lie in the Mesabi region along the Great Lakes. The ore forms a block about two hundred feet thick, several thousand feet wide, and over a hundred miles long, offering iron supplies for generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron
Mesabi
Great Lakes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorcas
Paul Lee
Florida
Ernie Hodges
E. L. Norton
Hodges
E. Norton
Norton
Howard E. Kershner
Lynn E. Burdick
Hammond School
Jolly Santa Claus
Union OF Soviet Socialistic Republics
Board of Education
4Nline
Board of Education of the
Harlan Hatcher
Child Study Club
Bertram Ballou
Brownie
Violets
Bess
Jackson
Raymond Ambler
Duke
Ambler
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