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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1937

Page

5

Saline area social and hometown notices

Local residents report visits and moved homes, with events across Saline and nearby towns. Names include Nettie Simmons, Thomas Shurtz, Carl Curtiss, Fred Aprill, A. C. Lange, and many others. Community happenings cover church groups, meetings, weddings, travel to Lansing and Detroit, and local improvements and celebrations.

Willing Workers Club Elects Officers at October Meeting

The Willing Workers met at Mrs Lena Gordon's home on October 21 with 30 present. After a song and devotional exercises, officers were elected: President Mrs Elfa Munroe, Vice President Mrs Ruth Hanson, Secretary Mrs Waiva Hammond, Treasurer Mrs Mildred Lutz, Corresponding Secretary Miss Julia Gordon. An annual dinner is planned for November at Mr and Mrs Ernest Gilbert's home with Mrs Gertie Gilbert hostess.

Lena Gordon Elfa Munroe Ruth Hanson Waiva Hammond Mildred Lutz Julia Gordon Ernest Gilbert Gertie Gilbert

Prominent Young Farmer Dies After Illness

Dooble Noble died Friday morning at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after weeks of critical illness. Born June 26 1898 in Otterville Th he married Esther Schaible February 21 1925 in Saline township. Survived by wife two daughters five sisters four brothers mother and numerous relatives. Funeral Sunday at 1 30 p m Joseph Schaible residence Saline township with Rev. Martin Phillipp officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery Saline. Relatives traveling from out of town included Wesley Noble Iona Noble Joy White Ross Noble Leverette Noble Clarence Dodson Marcus Ryan Earl Schroeder Jeanne Dyer Dale Noble and others.

Dooble St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor Otterville Esther Schaible Saline Township Marjorie Elizabeth Lenora Noble Don Burkhart Nellie Noble Saline Earl Schroeder Toledo Birdie Feiner Jeanette Noble Finis Noble Lodi Township Wesley Helena Ark Rosg Prophetstown Ill Leverette Atkinson Joseph Schaible Martin Phillipp Bridgewater Oakwood Cemetery Wesley Noble Iona Noble Joy White Helena, Ark Ross Noble Leverette Noble Atkinson, Ti Clarence Dodson St. Louis Marcus Ryan Jerseyville Earl

Saline Hospital Updates and Local Births

Saline General Hospital reports Carl Stierle to be returning home later this week while Herschel Feeman remains bedbound from recent illness. Miss Lucille Schmid shows little change as friends wish her a speedy recovery. Don Campbell and wife of Saline Valley Farms welcome a son born Thursday morning named Philip Collen. William Matt of Milan had tonsillectomy Friday. Mrs Hollispeter of The Tavern had an operation Wednesday and is recovering well. Mrs Kate Bartlett is also recovering nicely.

Masonic Lodge Herman Gross Chicago William Austin Gloversville New York Harold Jahnke Ray Haeussler Detroit Charles Alber Ben Roller Sand Creek Jacob Smith L. B. Cramer Adrian C. F Victor Koch Fred Phelps Textile Road Miss Tousain Saline Hospital Josenhans McBride Kalamazoo Carl Moehn Rural Letter Carriers Association Northville Ernest Pfitzenmaier Leroy Satterthwaite Duane Chelsea Clarence Finkbeiner Kenneth Spitler Belleville B. J. Spitler Dorothy Spitler Ann Arbor Arthur Wiedmayer William Wiedmayer Us-112 BE. A. Ruckman Miss Bigler Hillsdale Sanford Brown Little Son Minnie Ruckman Lillian Burgan Ruben Hartman Helen Haarer Elmhurst College Evanston Epworth League Methodist Church L. C. Rowsey Jack McClure Dearborn George W. Barr Lansing Michigan Bankers Association Clarence Zahn Hollis Andrew Camp George Finkbeiner Us- 112 John B. Landwehr Esther Landwehr Jackson C. H. Innis Congregational Church Dundee Petraska Norman R. Haines Saline Lyla Lewis Pinckney Floyd A. Hollis Hollig Milan Petersburg Carl Stierle Herschel Feeman Lucille Schmid Don Campbell Saline Valley Farms Philip Collen William Matt Hollispeter Kate Bartlett

Dormitory Dedication Planned at Michigan State College

Michigan State College schedules dedication of the Sarah Langdon Williams dormitory for Sunday October 31. The event includes a 1 pm dinner for officials and committee members, a 3 pm reception for parents and faculty, and an 7 to 9 pm open house with torch-lighting ceremony led by President Shaw.

Sarah Langdon Williams Michigan State College Michigan Michigan State State Board of Agriculture Robert S. Shaw Shaw Jean Bedford Elkton Mich Jean Shearer Grand Ledge Bedford Shearer Ledah Robinson Edith Gilhooley

Farm Guardian Sells Household Goods and Farm Stock

On account of sickness guardian Walter R Wiedman will sell at public sale on the farm one mile north of Saline on Saline Ann Arbor Road on Thursday November 4 1937 at 10 oclock A M. The sale includes 18 Jersey cows 4 work horses 35 fine wool ewes 15 chickens 2 automobiles and a truck plus farming equipment and 200 feet of planks. Furniture 12 rooms and numerous office items will also be sold. Terms cash lunch served at noon sale rain or shine. Fred Aprill Guardian Jim Finnell Auctioneer Art Heininger M Finnell Clerks.

Walter R. Wiedman Saline Saline-Ann Arbor Road McCormick Fordson Surrey Fred Aprill Guardian Jim Finnell Art Heininger M. Finnell

New Pest Weed Threat in State

Michigan farmers confront a new weed, downy brome, a grass that crowds alfalfa and irritates livestock. Michigan State College researchers suggest early pasture grazing as a control and advise adjusting crop rotations to limit spread.

Michigan Farm Crops Department Michigan State College H. C. Rather Farm

Feeding Lambs Safely During Early Growth

Farmers import lambs by the carload and trainload for a feeding period as heavy frosts make green pastures unsuitable. Michigan State College official G A Brown warns against losses, advising barn housing on arrival, water with lime or baking soda, hay first week, parasite checks, and gradual grain introduction to 20 25 percent of the ration by the end of two weeks.

G. A. Brown Michigan State College Brown

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The Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Saline Mercantile Company Pathfinder Observer A. E. Cole Ivan Ecker Flint Elmer Lange A.C. Lange Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Church Mia Ae Stierle John Powers Helen Ethel Mangan Grand Rapids Herman Mandt Bridgewater Road Kissimmee Park Florida Nona Milhan Leonard Hutzel Michigan, Education Association Harold Almendinger Gertrude Muir Vernon Allmendinger Washtenaw County Council of Churches and Religious Education Federated Church Federated Aid Society Kimmel East Michigan Avenue Dorcas Federated Ladies’ Aid Fred Nissly Ypsilanti Otto Foster Saline Telephone Company Fred Koch Bellfontaine Ohio Charles R. Cammet Delaney Begole York Township Saline Fire Department Future Partners of America Kansas City Hildean Hanson Charles Hartman Springfield Geraldine Hayball Ladies of Adolph Stierle American Red Cross Jis Miss Pearl Haist Bertie Gordon Fred Gladish Bilton Osborne Clarence Hall Herbert Gilmore Carl Heininger EH. J. Munroe Harold Hammond Bert Osborne Amos Luckhardt Fred Arend Walter Gordon Blanche Gauntlett Leon Vealey Harold Jewell Frank Stilts Floyd Spence Ida Mehler Paul Metzger Nina Collins Willing Workers Annual Meeting Frederick ‘Nizzardi New York Central North Lane Street Blissfield
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