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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1938

Page

7

Michigan Voters Face Four Constitutional Amendments

Michigan voters on November 8 will vote on four state constitution amendments. Key changes include four year terms for county officers, a possible move to an appointive Michigan Supreme Court, restrictions on diverted highway tax revenue, and a welfare reorganization act. The pieces stir partisan debate, with support from Gov. Murphy and Frank Fitzgerald for the tax and welfare measures, and opposition from some Democrat leaders to the court reform.

Lansing Michigan Michigan Supreme Court Special Judiciary Commission State Supreme Court Murphy Frank Fitzgerald Judiciary Commission Supreme Court Circuit Court Prentiss Brown Good Roads Federation of Michigan Champer of Commerce

Meat Preservation Tips From Home Economics Extension

Michigan State College advises wrapping meat loosely in waxed or parchment paper and refrigerating at 47 F or lower. Raw beef, lamb, and pork chops keep best when covered in paraffin. uncovered meat dries and spoils faster. Ground meat keeps only about a day. cooked meats last longer, with some items five to six days if well wrapped.

Home Economics Extension Service Michigan State College

Early TB case finding urged to cut county costs

Dr John Sundwall of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association urges Washtenaw County residents to support case finding for tuberculosis using tuberculin testing and X rays. He notes Michigan spends four million dollars annually for sanatorium care and argues that early detection reduces hospitalization costs and overall state expenditures.

Washtenaw County Michigan Tuberculosis Association Michigan John Sundwall Ann Arbor Sundwall Sundwail Board of Supervisors

Fall cleanup reduces insects in orchards and fields

Michigan State College entomologist Ray Hutson advises fall cleanup of orchard refuse and fall sod plowing to cut pests like the apple maggot, codling moth, wireworm, cutworm, and white grub. Describes disposal methods and weighs erosion risks on hilly land while noting a doctor’s quip about insomnia.

Ray Hutson Michigan State College Hutson

Lawrence Tibbetts Opens A A Series In Ann Arbor

Lawrence Tibbetts a renowned baritone opens the sixtieth annual Choral Union Concert Series in Ann Arbor on October 27 with other major artists to come. Artur Rodzinski leads the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra on November 7 and piano recitalists Jose Turbi and Josef Hofmann appear in the season. Kirsten Flagstad, Serge Koussevitzky and Yehudi Menuhin are among soloists slated for late fall and winter appearances. The May Festival runs May 10 11 12 and 13 with six concerts including the Philadelphia Orchestra and the University Choral Union directed by Har V Moore and the Young People’s Festival Chorus. Negotiations continue with additional distinguished soloists.

Lawrence ‘Tibbett Ann Arbor Choral Union Charles A. Sink University School of Music Mr. Tibbett Artur Rodzinski Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Jose Tturbi Kirsten Flagstad Annn Arbor Boston Symphony Orchestra Serge Koussevitzky Josef Hofmann Budapest University Chorus Viktor Vasky Yehudi Menuhin Regor Piatigorsky Roth String Quartet Budapest Philadelphia Orches Eugene Ormandy University Choral Union Har ‘Vv. Moore Young People’s Festival

Scout Executive to speak on council procedures at regional conference

Walter MacPeek will address the regional conference of scout executives at the Medina Club in Chicago October 15 to 19. He was chosen for his leadership in Washtenaw and Livingston counties advancement efforts as of October 1 1938 the council enrolled 1087 scouts including 210 First or higher 334 Second Class and 543 Tenderfoot. There are over 300 cubs and seven stoves at Newkirk Reservation near Dexter enabling year round use by troops.

Walter MacPeek Medina Club Chicago MacPeek Washtenaw Livingston Washtenaw-Livingston Council Newkirk Dexter Council

Federated Church Notes Rev Roy J Miller Minister

Federated Church announces 10 am Sunday worship with a sermon titled Experiencing a Personal Pentecost at 11 15 am followed by a study session The Rhythm of Work and Rest at the church school 6 30 pm Christian Endeavor 7 30 pm evening worship with a sermon When God Laughs A special treat for attendees Wednesday October 26 the Help Lift circle holds its monthly meeting

Help Lift Circle

St Johns Lutheran Bridgewater Announces Services

Divine services at 10 a m Sunday School at 11 English services held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month Everyone invited to attend daily activities and events led by Pastor M C Phillipp at St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater.

Student judges win at Waterloo

Michigan State College dairy judging team coached by Russell Harwood won the intercollegiate contest at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Members include Kenneth Slee Francis C Campau Martin Ruth Jr and Paul S Bryan as alternates from the group of 12 colleges.

Waterloo Michigan State College Iowa Russell Harwood Kenneth Slee Bangor Francis C. Campau Alto Martin Ruth, Jr Comstock Park Paul S. Bryan Perkasie Penn

Michigan State College Homecoming to Feature Alumni Events

Grads plan homecoming at East Lansing Oct 21 and 22 with a downtown smoker on Friday night and a football game against Syracuse University on Saturday. Morning registration followed by a Union luncheon, with sorority and fraternity open houses for alumni.

Michigan’ State College East Lansing Syracuse New York) University Union

Campaign appeals for dollar subscriptions to fund Michigan GOP drive

The Republican State Central Committee launches a statewide ad campaign asking residents to donate cash to finance its fight against the New Deal in Lansing. James Thompson, party chairman, says federal funds favor opponents and urges contributions from workers, farmers, and homeowners to support restoring sound government. Howard Warner of Farmington is treasurer. The piece also notes the Michigan Tuberculosis Association health education effort promoting early TB treatment.

Lansing Republican State Central Committee Republican State Organization Michigan Republican Party James ¥. Thompson Ing Howard Warner Warner Dairy Co Farmington

Hens Win 16th Annual Egg Laying Contest at Michigan State

Livability favored winning pens as 201 hens died in the 16th annual egg laying contest. Rochelle Hatchery of Rochelle Illinois led with all 13 original hens and 3,536 eggs produced. Lindstrom Poultry Farm Clinton Missouri and Hamilton Poultry Farm Hamilton Michigan followed in second and fourth place with losses near year end. Osborne Holland Michigan placed third with 12 hens remaining. Dryden Poultry Farm Modesto California dropped from fifth after two birds died.

Michigan State College C. G. Card Rochelle Hatchery Rochelle Michigan Lindstrom Poultry Farm Clinton Hamilton Mich P. J. Osborne Holland, Mich Dryden Poultry Farm Modesto Calif

Saline Township Registration Notice for General Election

Saline Township official announces voter registration for the November 8 1938 general election. Township Clerk Lester Hanson states registration is by personal application on non holiday days, with limits around pre election windows, and notes absent voter and resident eligibility requirements. The notice sets dates for review and reregistration at the clerk’s home and specifies that only actual residents may register to vote. September 29 1938.

Saline State of Michigan Lester Hanson

Lodi Township Registration Notice for 1988 General Election

Township Clerk Herman Gensley announces registration days for Lodi Township Michigan. Eligible voters may register on October 19 1933 and October 29 1938 from 8 am to 8 pm at the clerk's home. Voters must meet constitutional qualifications to vote.

State of Michigan orders raccoon trapping rules in Lower Peninsula

The Conservation Commission under Act 230 P A 1925 bans raccoon trapping in most of the Lower Peninsula for one year. Exceptions apply from November 15 to December 15 1938 in north of T 16 N west of Sagina w. Bay and south of T 16 N east of Sag inaw Bay including Huron County with December 1 to 15 1938 exception. Signed June 16 1938 by Director P J Hoffmaster and officials.

State of Michigan Conservation Commission Lower Peninsula Conservation ‘Commission T. 16 N Saginaw Bay T. 16 Huron County P. J. Hoffmaster Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission Ww. H. Loutit Wayland Osgood

Report of the Condition of The Citizens Bank

Balance sheet and sworn declaration from bank cashier H A Holmes dated October 10 1938 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Highlights include capital accounts 50000 surplus 50000 and undivided profits 56486.45. total deposits and liabilities with mortgages and securities pledged. Notary R M Pierch certifies sworn statement.

Notice of Mortgage Sale in Washtenaw County Michigan

Defaults on a 1927 mortgage by A A Tower and Ida A Tower to Citizens Bank of Saline in Washtenaw County Michigan trigger foreclosure. The bank will sell at public auction on November 29, 1938 at the Ann Arbor Courthouse to recover $1,627.90 plus costs, taxes, and insurance on the east twenty acres of the SE quarter of section 26, Township 3S, Range 5E.

Anon A. Tower Ida A. Tower Lodi Washtenaw Michigan Citizens Bank of Saline State of Office of the Register of Deeds Washtenaw County Ann Arbor Citizens Bank OF Saline H. A. Holmes J. J. Kratzman Ann Arbor Trust Blde East Michigan Avenue

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