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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

5

Saline notices and community updates span week

Local society notes report visits, travels, and family events among Saline residents and nearby towns. Mentions include Rev. Bert Ede returning from Ossineke, Ray Niles on business in Washington and New York, and Miss Mildred Nissly visiting nearby friends. Community improvements and club activities are noted alongside a thrilling Saline Manchester game result.

McDonald’s Bert Ede Ossineke Ray Niles Washington New York Lawrence Ward DeWitt Richard Ward Allie Hollowell Scarsdale N. Y Fred Cathers

Hunters Urged Not To Dress Game In Field To Preserve Identity

A memo warns small game hunters to avoid field dressing so game can be identified. Last year conservation officers arrested several for carrying dressed birds whose species or legality could not be established. H R Sayre stresses do not dress in the field to prevent unlawful possession.

H. R. Sayre Department of Conservation

Mat D Blosser Reaches the Ninetieth Milestone

Mat D Blosser of the Manchester Enterprise marks his 90th birthday with a half day off from editing and publishing duties. He visited The Local with H H Farley, then traveled to Tecumseh for reunions before a Manchester birthday dinner. Blosser has spent his life in printing and plans to continue, health and vision permitting.

Mat D. Blosser Manchester Enterprise H. H. Farley Tecumseh Manchester Mat Blosser Clinton

Fifteen Years of Home Improvements Highlight Saline Notes

Local items recount Charles Fahner modernizing his North Ann Arbor street home and a playground project at the school grounds. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kline of Detroit and the Tripp family passing through Saline. A Simkins Neithammer wedding follows a Hudson Concert Company event, and a Mes sengers class party honors several members with prayers, sketches, and a luncheon.

Federated Sunday School Mark B. Sugden Walter D. Cook Marx B. Sugden Sue Maumee Street Adrian George Winkle Charles Alber Billy Herman Kohler Saline St. Thomas Lutheran Church Freedom G. Lambarth Art Armbruster Frankenmuth Morgan Bros Pittsfield Chet Leonard Lottie Wallace Albert Herter Lodi Hass Monroe Street Charles Kohler Saline Township Arthur Lutz Charles Fahner Ann Arbor Street Edward C. Kline Detroit A. J. Warren Eline Clara Gooding Federated Church B. L. Longfellow California Hudson Concert Company Alfred S. Cowperthwaite May Flower Hancock W. J. Cross Isobel Blunt-Fuller James Miller Warren Cole William Marken Kate Bartlett Martha Wheeler Elizabeth Gaumar John W. Hull Thomas Ross Spencer Rogers

Saline Town Notes and Local Highlights

Thirty years ago David Stewart and wife of Richmond visit the Wheelers. Saline hosts visitors from Ypsilanti and Detroit. A wedding is announced for Leon Austin Tower and Ida Ann Rowe. Daniel Day dies aged 96, leaving survivors in Ypsilanti and local kin. Willard Blanchard’s fiftieth anniversary celebrated with a church society surprise and commemorative gold token.

David Stewart Richmond Darius Wheeler Charles Rogers Carrie Carpenter Ypsilanti Frank Blanchard AuSable A. B. Warner Bennett's Corner Ohio D. B. Mattison Edith Rouse John Schleh John Gooding Frank LeBaron Detroit Lora Zahn Julius Herman Alma Webber Oscar Lillian Webber Leon Austin Tower Saline Ida Ann Rowe John Rowe Daniel Day Onondaga County Susie Williams Minnie Arthur Springer Willard Blanchard E. W. Hunt

Day quotes and local history notes from Michi gan village records

A collage of quotes about Day and blessings, plus notes on removing iodine stains, and thanks for access to a 1872 village corporation record of Saline Michigan. Includes Washtenaw County 1866 incorporation details, officers, and ordinances for the Village of Saline and the first election. Also mentions the Adrian and Detroit Railroad right of way and a note on the Field Museum butterfly collection.

Nettie Simmons Lottie Wallace Villiage Corporation Saline Village Corporation Saline Board of Supervisors Washtenaw County Saline River Michigan Jortin Forbes Charles Wallace B. B. Clark

Light in the Window Inspires with Courage and Pie Recipe

A friendly column urges strong effort and courage, urging readers to stand up and keep faith. It includes a lighthearted pie verse and a Lemon Chiffon Pie recipe with eggs sugar lemon juice rind and whipped cream for a future dessert.

Pineapple Custard Pie with Meringue and Pickle Query

A recipe for pineapple custard pie uses sugar pineapple water flour cornstarch eggs milk cream vanilla and a baked crust with meringue. The note also mentions dill and sweet pickle recipes from Mrs Cole and Mrs Haarer and offers to share them by calling a number.

Silage Beats Other Corn Feeds in MSU Trial Returns

A three year MSU study shows corn silage yields higher per acre returns than shock corn or ground shock. G A Branaman reports silage nets 32.91 dollars per acre, bundle 20.54, and ground/shock 15.46 with silo costs modest. Gains per acre favor silage with 515 pounds of beef and pork, bundle 336, roughage mill 389.

Michigan State College G. A. Branaman Animal Husbandry Branaman

Danger to Michigan streams from narrow highway rights of way

Prof. P. A. Herbert of Michigan State College warns that public access to lakes and streams in northern Michigan is at risk as landowners close logging roads. He urges wider highway rights of way, limits on utility pole lines, and legal steps to preserve public access for future generations.

Michigan P. A. Herbert Forestry Department Michigan State College Herbert

Easter Seals funding aids Michigan crippled children

Local committees report wheel chairs hospitalizations shoes clothing and braces provided. Money from Easter seals supports summer camps tutoring clinics transportation and medical equipment. one county lacked funds for hospitalization yet benefited from seal funds. A boy received a radio wheel chair access Mrs. observer newspaper notices advertise legal printing services.

Michigan Society For Crippled Children Seal Michigan Crippled Children Magazine

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The Citizens Bank Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lenawee County Adrian, Michigan Country Club Igc Rumford Margate Jack Frost WESCO Bai Boc Wisconsin Bas Harry Parsons Doris Ward Charles Hanson Mildred Nissly A. G. Wood Fonda Lake N. R. Johnson Anti-Saloon League Methodist Church New Quarters Ida Dibble Ann Arbor Fred Walker John Spooner Toledo Lyle Rankin Warren C. Bowers North Adams Advocate Observer Frank Karns Henry Street Robert Laing Keith Winnipeg Canada C. O. Woodbridge Robert Ewing Ewen Kate Stang Ewing Maurine Ewing J. C. Little Romeo and Juliet Jean Parsons Harry Jewell Britton Sam Lambarth St. Thomas Church Dearborn Inn L. R. Millar Chicago R. B. Rouse Mattie Brotherton Bay City Federated Ladies’ Aid Society Miss Crittenden Mark Sugden Townsend Club O. BE. Loveland Townsend Washtenaw County Brotherhood Seibert Evangelical Church Lincoln Milan Federal Rev. C. BE Ypsilanti M. E Owen Purchase Kappler H. Frey R. Grossman Sutton Schmid Hoeft A. Schmid R. S. Hudson Bulletin Room Hast Lansing Hudson T. B. Aldrich Don Marquis Mary Baker Holdy H. D. Thoreau Cicero E. B. Pond George Sherman Wim Adrian and Detroit Rail Road Company Harris Street Field Museum Howdy Mrs. G. Hinderer Lucille Ford Angel Food Sheriff’s Office
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