Rye and Vetch Use Advised For Fall Pastures In Michigan
Agricultural notes from Michigan State College professor H G Rather urge sowing rye or rye with vetch in September to provide fall feed and protect pastures. Rye alone offers fall forage and possible spring grain if stock are moved before heading, while vetch raises pasture value and adds green manure. Dexter routes consolidated from three to two. Route 1 led by Jewell, Route 2 by Whurcher, Parsons retiring after 28 years.
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Michigan
H.G Rather
State College
Dexter Post Office
Jewell
Whurcher
Parsons
Dexter
Central York Notes on District Schools and Local Moves
Local reports note Mr. White starting school in Fosdick district and Miss Electa Murray beginning in Dell district. Families relocate from O'Donnel farm, with travel to Detroit and Ann Arbor for visits and marriage. A Milan Baptist Church farewell honors Miss Mary Murray as she heads to Pryor Montana for Crow Indian mission work.
Bridgewater Social Roundup Tells Of Visits And School Opening
Doris Bersucher visited Detroit and many Bridgewater residents attended a recent Ann Arbor fair. The Bridgewater Station school opened with Mrs. Monaghan as teacher. Several families from Dexter Detroit and Ann Arbor returned from trips and moved into the community.
Local Social News and Fair Attendance Notes
Clarence Feldkamp cleaned the school house Friday. Mrs S M Carr visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Carr Saturday. The county fair at Ann Arbor was well attended by locals. Mrs Eldowene Kinsley and Miss Florence Schloss attended the county fair Friday. Several from the neighborhood attended the funeral of Edward Armbruster Monday. Mr and Mrs Philip Brenson and son Allen visited Miss Julia Feldkamp last week. Raymond Ni Kaniner Milaréd Hoeft Erwin Feldkamp and Willard Schaible are attending Saline high School. This is the first year for Erwin and Willard.
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Clarence Feldkamp
S. M. Carr
Carl Carr
Ann Arbor
Eldowene Kinsley
Florence Schloss
Edward Armbruster
Philip Brenson
Allen
Julia
Feldkamp
Raymond
Ni&Kaniner
Milaréd Hoeft
Erwin Feldkamp
Willard Schaible
Saline High School
Er- Win
Willard
Social Notes From Macon and Nearby towns
Mrs Ellora Kosbbe visited Weston Sunday. Mrs E W Payne called on friends in Morenci Sunday. Fred Frolick of Clinton visited the D B Kittle home Monday. Mrs Roscoe Eberle hosted a silver tea for the Ladies Aid Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G D Ellis spent Sunday at Base Lake in the M J Augustus cottage. Mrs Rose Day and daughter Minnie of Ypsilanti are visiting the Frank Day home. Mr and Mrs Ivan Spitzer and children were in Detroit over the weekend. Sue Langan hosted her niece Halpin and daughter Wilma of Flint Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Harring of Detroit were weekend guests of Frank and Clara Hendershot. Schuyler Crittenden left for Mackinaw to spend time with his sister Mrs Ed Miller. Mrs George Thomas and Mrs John Silvers of Ann Arbor visited the Ellis home Monday. Zoanna Van Valkenberge and niece Shirley Thorn of Ann Arbor are visiting Clara Hendershot. Frank Amchampany and Daniel Zeppers of Pattersonville N Y were guests of Miss Hester McClue. Mrs Helen Procter has returned to Ann Arbor after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Sam Calkins and son Elroy of Carleton and Robert Calkins of Monrose visited Otto Schoolmaster’s home. Mr and Mrs Will Niethammer and daughter of Ann Arbor have been visiting the Mordens. Attendees of the Harring reunion at Adams Park Tecumseh Sunday included the Misses Margaret Amy Jane Harring Roy Hendershot and family Mrs Ella Hendershot and John Mordy. Mr and Mrs Charles Michel were in Ceresco Saturday for a school reunion and then to Battle Creek for Sunday with Chester Orton.
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Ellora Kosbbe
Weston
E. W. Payne
Morenci
Fred Frolick
Clinton
D. B. Kittle
Roscoe Eberle
Aid
G. D. Ellis
Base Lake
M. J. Augustus Cottage
Rose Day
Miss Minnie
Ypsilanti
Ivan Spitzer
Jeanne
June
Jack
Detroit
Sue Langan
Miss Halpin
Wilma
Flint
Will Harring
Frank
Clara Hendershot
Schuyler Crittenden
Mackinawn
Ed. Miller
George Thomas
John Silvers
Ann Arbor
D. G. Ellis
Zoanna van Valkenberge
Shirley Thorn
Frank Amchampany
Daniel Zeppers
Pattersonville
N. Y
Hester McClue
Helen Procter
Otto
Sam Calkins
Elroy
Carleton
Robert
Calkins
Monrose
Will Niethammer
Walter Morden
M Harring
Adams Park
Tecumseh
Margaret
Amy
Jane Harring
Roy Hendershot
Ella Hendershot
John Mordy
Charles
Michel
Ceresco
Battle Creek
Chester Orton
Local residents visit across Michigan towns
Numerous notices show residents visiting family and friends in Jackson Belleville Northville Lansing Ann Arbor Toledo Toledo Detroit Blissfield Romulus Ida Mason Tecumseh Findlay and Mansfield. Names include M J Williams B W Payne Don Bilby Lillian Colter Mariette Robison Harold Higgins and others with several weekend and weekday visits.
Local residents visit relatives across Michigan region
Miss Bessie Bailey visits Detroit friends while Mrs Pennizzion and grandchildren stay in Monroe. The Putmans plan to move from Will Swick farm to Bidwell farm Tecumseh. Conklin and Collins families return to Detroit. Others travel to the straits and northern points. Camburns attend Grass Lake family reunion at Clarence Camburn home.
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mrs Earl Fosdick Home
The Ladies' Aid of the M E Church meets at Mrs Earl Fosdick's home Wednesday Sept 10 at 2 30. All members invited to attend. Sheep killing dogs raid farms east of Saline, affecting Hartman KleinSchmidt and Braun properties. locals report dogs locked up at night. Rudy Valee and his orchestra drew 500 couples to Sand Lake dance pavilion Tuesday night at 5 dollars per couple Brooklyn Exponent.
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M. E. Church
Earl Fosdick
Saline
George Hartman
Fred Kleinschmidt
Carl Braun
Rudy Valee
Sand Lake Dance Pavilion
Brooklyn Exponent
Saline Enjoys Highly Successful First Dollar Day
Merchants report Saline's first Dollar Day was exceedingly successful. Many people visited in the morning to take advantage of the opportunity. By press time in the afternoon a goodly number remained in town and a large turnout was expected for the vaudeville and moving pictures in the evening.
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Saline
Observer
Saxophonists’ Mortality Insight Sparks U.S. Tolerance Talk
A fragmentary note suggests low saxophonist mortality sparks discussion on American tolerance. The text hints at free verse style, indicating a poem with little rhyme and sense, reflecting literary looseness and possible nationalist sentiment.
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