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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1935

Page

5

Local notes and society items from Saline area

Weekend visits and dinner gatherings are logged from Saline and surrounding towns. Notable items include health updates, illness lists, club meetings, a Townsend Plan lecture, and school activities.

Thirty Years Since D Hammond Weds Miss Imma Cotton

Thirty years ago at D Hammond and Miss Imma Cotton of Macon were married. Particulars later. Mrs Booth of Ann Arbor visited relatives, H W Leonard Bassett, the last of the week. John Lutz chaired a board meeting in Ann Arbor. Fred Schaffer now in St Louis visited. Luella Wolf recovering at home of uncle C Nau mann. Mrs Shout and Miss Olive Martin en route to California visiting Mrs George Shaw. Chris Gugerty and family hosted Roc éster relatives. Laura Rosse arrived from Italy and France for a month with her parents. Saline village this week saw a new bulletin board opposite the Lutheran church east.

Harry Friis Henry Boettger Carl A. Curtiss Detroit A. A. Kalder Ann Arbor May Morden Mary Iden Macon Jesie Layher George Schmid Charlotte Weber H. E. Parsons Woman’s Club Greenfield Village Zoa Nichols Louis Griggs Highland Park Saline Friends Roy Niles Mothers’ Club Sim. R. Wilson W. O. Chase F. H. Nissly Ypsilanti Frank Rose Ison Shaw Haton Rapids Hileen Martin Maude Rankin Doris Ward Mirst Henry A. Stull Hila Henne HE. F. Henne H. W. Owens Vassar T. M. Clay Marie Schmid Ann Kate Stang B. S. Pennington Dearborn Ethel Fowler Doris Niethammer University Hospital Dorothy Gordon Normal Euguerite Halsey Leary College Herman Wenger Kenneth Eorge Schmid Mark B. Sugden Sue Fred Burkhart Jean Carleen M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society Alphonse Schmid Leigh Townsend Millie Webb Morgantown West Virginia McConachie Helen Adam Federated Church Edwin Feldkamp Wilbur Feldkamp Elmer Feldkamp Mary Gross Lansing H. O. Loveland Townsend Bill Geyser Alfred Schmid Jackson Willard Feldkamp Aaron Feldkamp Hart Fosdick William Austin Ferman Clements Carl W. Carr Grand Rapids Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Adele B. Johnson Charles’ Hanson Mgr Walter D. Cook Carl Moehn Don Burkhart Max Fosdick Henry Ormsby Saline Legion Auxiliary D. Hammond Imma Cotton Booth H. W.eonard Bassett John Lutz Isers Fred Schaffer St Louis Luella Wolf White Cross Sanitarium C. Naumann Chris. Gugerty Gugerty Florenrmee Tuomey Roc Éster N.Y Laura Rosse Italy France J. M. Rosse

Michigan State Normal College Opens Amid Enrollment Rise

Fifteen years ago a son was born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Gordon on September 29. The Michigan State Normal College, noted as the largest in the midwest, opened with 1 057 students registered. Families and relatives visited and attended events across Dexter Adrian and Ann Arbor as local residents shared gatherings and weddings.

Glenn Gordon F. C. Hollis Charles Case Dexter G. W. Cook Ida Chandler Adrian Janice Austin Ypsilanti Lewis Ernst James Gregory George Klager Ross Ayers Chicago Klager Ann Arbor Fred Schlee Amanda Harold Alber Saline Michigan Tate Normal College Middle’ West Fred. Stierle Carl Byres Carl Henry Sommers Hari William Sommers Toledo Jacob Stierle Mary Stierle Freedom

Essential Facts About Cancer Diagnostic Aids

The article explains progress in cancer diagnosis using x rays, fluoroscopy, and direct tissue examination. It notes shadow imaging for stomach bowel and bladder, imaging of the chest and breast, and iodine neck staining for early cancer. Microscopical tissue analysis remains the most reliable diagnostic method to identify cancer type and guide treatment.

Michigan Hatcherymen Train To Eliminate Bird Carriers

Sixty seven men earned certificates qualifying them to test for pullorum disease in their own flocks after a rigorous course by Michigan State College bacteriologists. The tester can identify carriers before birds are released and remove them, reducing baby chick losses and improving regional hatchery quality.

Michigan Michigan State College

Feeding beet tops to dairy cattle precautions and effects

Dairy experts warn feeding beet tops beyond 25 pounds per cow daily can impart a flavor to milk, mainly in night milking. Flavor fades with hay and grain, and is reduced when tops are fed an hour away from milking. Clean manger practices prevent odors. High quality tops and proper storage limit flavor, with impact appearing across production levels. A separate Dexter death case notes Leonard Kaercher found dead in a cow barn, ruled suicide by coroner. A Neva River dam project is proposed to prevent Leningrad flooding, listed as 15 miles long.

Dairy Husbandry Department Michigan State College Leonard Kaercher Dexter Edwin C. Ganzhorn Fred Sodt Kaercher Dexter Leader Neva Leningrad Russia Tage

Sunrise hours set for pheasant season enforcement

The Department of Conservation issues an official sunrise schedule for the October 15 to 27 pheasant season to prevent errors in enforcing the new law restricting hunting before sunrise. Times vary by date: 6:50 a.m. to 7:10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time. Duck season runs October 21 to November 19.

Department of Conservation

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Slin Sasegale Club Cincinmnat! Qeds Tere Citizens Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Harry Parsons Chelsea Lumber, Grain ,& Coal Co Chelsea Standard Mrs. Shout Olive Martin Saginaw California George Shaw Miss Martin ACT Lynce Rasa Se Prunes Cramntes Chom Suen Wee Barbera Ann Sudan Peilt Storey's Jy Food Kroger Wesco Brillo Jacob Hershey Dar Jonathan Apples Tokay Grapes Michigan State Medical Society Townswomen’s Guilds of England Garrick Milan Buck Jones Janet Gaynor Henry Fonda George Raft Clare Dodd Todd and Kelly D. J. Dejonge D.C Cole Clinton Manchester Clinton Road Frank L. Woodward
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