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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
6
Telephone personals mention weekend and Monday contact with Mrs Harry Parsons at No 6. Many local items include Howard Lamb taking a Chicago position, a large cattle auction at W L Rundel farm this afternoon, and social visits to Ann Arbor, Detroit, and nearby towns.
A snap of local social life lists visits to Detroit and Walkerville last week. Residents John Wurster applies hellastone to Edward Clark’s residence on South Ann Arbor street. Several families host guests from Denton, Columbus Grove, Toledo, and nearby towns, with travel to Grand Rapids for Federation meetings noted.
Thirty years ago Miss Ethel Taylor visited Ann Arbor with her sister. Wilbur Rundel went to Pontiac after his brother Mrs. Adam died. Hornung and children stay with her mother at Sridgewater. Ed Feldkamp Gottlob and George Hertler received from the nest twelve hundred feeding sheep. Amanda Klager of Pittsfield and Cora Gierman stayed with aunt Mrs Barbara Koch. Frank Clauson and wife of New York honeymooning with Alfred Daniels family. Mrs. William Sturm hosted relatives from Bridgewater and Ypsilanti. Mrs. Frank Rose and Miss Mattie Schaffer left to attend Grand Chapter O. H. 5 in Lansing. L. S. Pierce returned from two weeks in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Eda Belle Hamlin of Southern Pines died in Ann Arbor aged 38. funeral at A. A. Wood’s home, burial in Lodi cemetery.
E. C. Sauve of Michigan State College says depreciation of farm machinery runs about ten percent yearly with wear and weather causing loss. He urges covering tractors and implements when idle and applying grease to polished surfaces to prevent rust and extend life.
Michigan State College research assistant C B Dibble suggests shredding corn stalks to fight corn borers also helps manure absorption and fertility. In Dundee the Delaney No 1 oil well was shot. initial oil stands but profitability uncertain, Roe well nearby yields 35 barrels daily since April, with two more wells planned east of Delaney as drilling indicates an oil pool between Roe and Delaney.
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