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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Personal visits and social calls are reported across area towns with extended groups from Detroit Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. The list includes guests at the homes of Schmid Ernst Uphaus Kuebler Lamarth Dicks and many others during a busy weekend of church meetings fairs and family gatherings.
John Doherty and six Michigan 4-H members will represent the state at the national dairy cattle judging contest in Waterloo Iowa October 2 to 8. Winners earned the trip by top elimination scores at Michigan State College. The club members join 2 800 state members who qualified through local contests and face dairy care record keeping and project expense reporting as part of their training.
Miss Helen Coel attends Cleary college in Ypsilanti. Mrs E J Feuerbacher visits Ypsilanti. Miss Mintie Coe visits Wayne and Northville friends. Miss Eva Calkins hosts Miss Olive Cressy. Mr and Mrs R H Bamer visit A E Cole's home. Eva Schairer heads to Madison to finish domestic science. Lawrence Sanford and family visit Emma Sanford. Ladies' Aid Society plans at Mrs C A Jordan's home. Conrad Boettner and family visit Toledo relatives. Mrs George W Cook and Mrs George W Barr travel to Ann Arbor for carpet. Woman's club to meet at Mrs Barr's home. New sidewalk and curb work near Library and Citi zens Bank. Walter Bostiger and family move to Ann Arbor for Hoover ball bearing works. Mae Wheeler hosts 25 young ladies in honor of Gertrude Coe with games and music.
George Theurer sold his place east of town. Detroit visitors John Marken and wife stayed with sister Mary. Wind knocked out telephones. Kansas reports multiple deaths from the storm. Potato rot slows shipping. Presbyterian and Baptist union set for next Sunday at 7. Lutheran church to install a furnace. stove warming used previously. Theurer and Alter families plus Clara Tedele and others visited Edward Alber in Cleveland. Harper & Parsons renovate with maple floor by W D Simmons and H E Morris. Adam Hornung hosts three day stove exhibit with Peninsular ranges and traveling cooks. A meteorite fragment found on IL J Fuller farm near Mason. rock ~5 feet diameter with many fragments. top just under soil. Fragments displayed at Ingham County News office.
A reader from Maugansville Maryland reports losing 21 pounds after using Kruschen Salts, claiming improved skin, energy, and a lighter step. The advertisement touts the product as safe, quick in four weeks per jar, and backed by a money back guarantee.
State conservation directorate, after investigation, orders a ban on black and gray squirrels under Act 230 P.A. 1925. Publication dated September 6 1933 with notices to appear September 21–28 and October 5 1933. Also notes an injury incident at Ford building site and regional auto plant distribution.
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