Ideal Weather For 4 H Corn Club Tour
A Monday afternoon visit by a happy crowd of boys, fathers and Rotarians to Robert Luckhardt’s home showcased 4 H corn from local fields. Speakers from State College and county leaders discussed seed selection, soil preparation, cultivation, and pest control amid observations of corn borers and strong interest from all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Luckhardt
Mr. Duncan
Mr. Decker
State College
Arthur Latz
Arthur Hagen
Willard Feldkamp
Ira Hauk
Duncan
Howard C Lawrence signals possible renomination for state treasurer
Howard C Lawrence writes from unknown locale to Mr Wilson expressing willingness to seek renomination and re election as state treasurer if his first term record warrants it. He notes county convention dates September 22 and state convention September 29 will influence nominations and fall campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lawrence
Tonia
Mr. Wilson
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
At a Tuesday meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, officers were elected: President Hazel Cook, Vice President Dorothy Fairbanks, Secretary Thelma Burkhart, Treasurer Lillian Burgan, Chaplain Dorothy Lawrence, Historian Pauline Fosdick, and Sergeant-at-Arms Bertha Finkbeiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hazel Cook
Dorothy Fairbanks
Thelma. Burkhart
Lillian Burgan
Dorothy Lawrence
Pauline Fosdick
Bertha Finkbeiner
Legion Officers Elected for Ensuing Year
The American Legion elected its officers for the coming year. Commander Ben Uphaus. Vice Commander Adolph Layher. Adjutant Carl Moehn. Finance Officer Lloyd Fairbanks. Chaplain Waltee Cook. Sergeant-at-Arms Adolph Lindermann. Boy Scout Chairman Melvin Aiber. Executive Committee Chairman Andrew Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ben, Uphaus
Adolph Layher
Carl Moehn
Lloyd _Fairbanks
Chiaplain
Waltee Cook
Adolph Lindermann
Melvin Aiber
Andrew Hartman
Michigan State college shows at fairs win grand championships
Michigan State College horses and cattle swept prizes at Ohio and Michigan fairs. Onz Belgian mare claimed grand championship at both events, bred by a Michigan farmer and purchased by the college as a yearling. Fat stock and horse lines shown by college entries await the Chicago International show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Ohio
Michigan State
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Michigan Colt Club
Harry Weoworth
Potterville
William ~Small
October Term Jurors for Cir cuit Court
Jurors for the October term of the circuit court are listed by locality. Names include Ann Arbor residents such as Nathan Alber and Mrs. Mary Paton, Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, Manchester, and several townships with juror assignments across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Nathan Alber
Favins Wilder
F. H. Masten
John Kraft
Charles Schlemmer
Mary Paton
Herbert T. Rogers
Ypsilanticity
P. Robson
Harry Schock
Saline City
Gilmer C. Townsend
Anne Arbor
Chester Martin
Augusta
Harold Murray
Bridgewater
B. A. R. Canfield
Dexter
Henry Thurston
Freedom
Fred. G. Wiedmayer
Lima
Clifford Bradbury
Ledi
William Clark
Lyndon—Daniel O'Connor
Manchester
Julius Gallaway
Northfield
Leo Fraser
Pittsfield
Alfred Hertler
Salem
Frank Slabaugh
Saline
William Bahnmiller
Webster
Charles Chamberlain
York
Joseph Musser
Yppsilanti
R. G. Hlliett
School Working Bee Declared a Success at Local Grounds
A community event on Bee Day drew 32 men to the school grounds for grading the yard and lawn extensions. By afternoon the number rose to 43 workers with four tractors, completing 959 of the planned work and sharing a hearty lunch as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalder
Charles Carven
Woman’s Club
Bee
Willing Workers Meeting Considers October Fair
The club met at Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert's home with 30 attendees. President Mrs. Mabel Needram led a brief program, choir singing, prayers, and reminiscences before discussing an October 1 fair and upcoming officer elections.
Home Economic Tips on Tomato Canning at Home
Michigan State College Homemaker's Corner advises on safe home canning of tomatoes without a pressure cooker. Select red tomatoes free of bad spots, cook into juice and puree, then heat, salt, and seal in jars or tins, processing in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes.
Milwaukee businessman Werner Brackel dies at 77
Werner W. Brackel aged 77 of Milwaukee died last Thursday at the Home of Miss Fantie Friis. He was a retired businessman and a Knights of Pythias member. He is survived by his widow two daughters Irma and Mrs. J Huel two sons Walter W and four grandchildren. Private funeral held Sunday at 2 pm with Rev S Schofield officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery Flat Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner W. Brackel
Fantie Friis
Milwaukee
Knights of Pythias
Irma
J. Huel
Oshkosh
Wis
Walter W
Ann Arbor
Fis
Rev. S. Schofield
Memorial Park
Flat Rock
Quality pays in the long run for business success
A promotional or editorial note emphasizes that durable customer loyalty comes from quality and service rather than merely low prices. It warns that bargains attract fleeting patrons, while steady quality builds lasting, profitable relationships.
State Park Fuel Scarcity Prompts Charcoal Stove Rentals
Parks officials in the Department of Conservation consider renting small charcoal stoves at state parks due to growing fuel shortages and rising demand for camp stoves. If adopted, some parks would offer nominally priced rental stoves while permanent free stoves would be removed, as campers increasingly bring their own stoves and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Division
Department of Conservation
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We thank friends and relatives for sympathy and Rev Schofield for comforting words during our recent bereavement. Mrs Werner W Bracket Miss Irma Bracket Mrs J F Heuel Walter W Bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
Werner W. Bracket
Irma
Bracket
J. F. Heuel
Walter W. Bracket
Saline Beats Manchester 12 to 2 in Sunday Game
Hoeft started for Saline with strong support from regulars as Saline built a five run lead in the first inning. In the sixth Lambarth pitched and Hsty caught while Hoeft moved to first. H. Austin to second. Schmid to short. Kuebler to third. and G. Austin, D. and G. Crittenden to the field. In the ninth Crittenden and Hugh Austin worked the battery. H. Austin collected three hits boosting his average. Kuebler added two timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoeft
Saline
Lambarth
Hsty
H. Austin
Schmid
Kuebler
G. Austin
G.crittenden
Crittenden
Hugh Austin H. Austin
Emo
Erex Teal Saline
Estermyer
Teers
D. Crittenden
Ss. G. “Crittenden
Sess Poteeee
Lj Hoeft
Os Lambarth
Manchester
Radak
Bersuder
Watkins
Music Study Club Meeting Highlights Second Half Program
The club met Saturday afternoon led by president Hileen Martin with eleven members and three visitors. Highlights included performances of Hurrah for America, Pan's Flute, Kansas Wildcats, and Garden Party plus sketches on Nevin composers and Life of Stephen Foster. Next meeting is October 15 with more American composer works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileen Martin
America
G. Spaulding
Alberta
Martha. Reyer
Pan
B. Godard
Betty Harwood
Kansas Wildcats
Princeton
Sousa
Dale Fosdick
Miss. Mills
Walter Rolfe
Ruth
Welter
Hileen
Martin
Gondolier
Ethelbert Nevin
Maree Burkhart Honored At Morning Shower In Milan
Miss Maree Burkhart was honored at a miscellaneous shower and dinner hosted by Miss Darin Blackmer at her Milan home with green and white decor. The evening featured clock alarms guiding guests to gifts. Nurses Nina Belle Heath and Cora Greenfield hosted a dinner in Ann Arbor in her honor. Burkhart also hosted a supper for her bridal attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maree Burkhart
Darin Blackmer
Milan
Nina Belle Heath
R. N
Cora Greenfield
Anna Arbor
First Meeting of the P. T. A. Monday Night
The P. T. A held its September meeting and teacher reception Monday evening in the school auditorium. After a brief business session, past presidents led the program with welcome by President Mrs. Bridges. Speakers included A A Kalder Daniel Hall and Miss Esther Bowen. Past presidents Mrs. Bessie Collins and Mrs. Chauncey Fitzgerald spoke. Irene Fitzgerald played violin with her mother. Community singing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Burkhart
M. Bridges
A. A. Kalder
Daniel Hall
Esther Bowen
Bessie Collins
Chauncey Fitzgerald
Irene FitzGerald
Chauncey Fitz- Gerald
Community supper planned at M E church dining room
The Coterie Division of the Ladies Aid invites the public to a supper in the M E church dining room on Wednesday September 28 from 5 o clock until all served. The notice asks local residents with legal printing needs for estate settlements to send them to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid
M.E. Church
Parson's Gear and Used Goods Listings in Saline
A dense classified listing from Saline Mercantile Co and Wiedman Auto Co with items for sale and wanted items. Includes Parsons' clothing like special values on sweaters, Carhartt overalls, locks, scales, and wood. autos and parts from Wiedman Auto Co including a 1929 Model A Ford roadster and a Hudson Coach. Also requests for livestock and rent notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Motor
Wiedman Auto Company
Saline
Local Classifieds and Ads Highlight Coal Deals and Farms
A collage of ads lists coal suppliers Saline Mercantile Co and Standard Petroleum coke options, farm offers from Saline Valley Farms and J.E. St. Clair Co, vehicle services at West Side Garage, insurance quotes, and small trades including cattle, real estate, and a Ford Model T coach for sale. Items include contact details and local shop names like Banner free stone peaches and GEO. V. COOK & SON dealers.
1931 Chevrolet Sedan for quick sale by dealers
Deluxe car almost like new with under 10 000 actual miles. Fully equipped and ready to use for a family. Priced to sell quickly. George V Cook & Son, authorized Chevrolet dealers, offer helping shoppers plan purchases and deliver reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
GEO. V. Cook & ‘Son
Chevrolet
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The
Saline Savings Bank
the Bank of Service and Usefulness
Schimd
Howard C, Lawrence
Legion Aumieare
Offichre
NEW Legon
Charles A. Sink
Whs
Trophias
Gertrude Gilbert
Mabel Needram
Agnes Osborne
Ole Martin Fucss
Fitzgerald
Mary McMann
Ella
the Homemaker’s Corner
Clinton
the Observer
Dee
Parsons
Bennett St
Herman Heininger
Sating Mercantile Company
Hudson Coach
John Probyn
B. J. Boettger
George Desbrough
Rfa 3
Ford Tudor
Wiedman Auto Co
Fancy Locks
Ferris Sanford
Mooreville
Wiedman. Auto Company
Saline Mercantile Company
Oakland
Wiedman Auto ‘Company
Dr. Henderson
West Henry Street
W. M. Fowler
Saline, Mercantile Company
Saline Mercantile. Company
H. M. Vaughan
Saline Valley Farms
W. L. Dundel
Citizens’ Mutual
Wiedman Auto Qo
West Side Garage
John E. Dicks
Town Line Road
Theo. Seyler
Dan Hertler
GEO. V
Cook &Son
Ford
Mich
Standard Petroleum
Koppers
Miami
Pocahontas
Koppers Elkhorn
Dundon
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