Local notes and society items from Saline and nearby towns
Saturday through Tuesday social notes list visits among Parsons family and neighbors, college plans for Dale Noble Esther Day and Mildred Nissly, attendance at Cleary college and the U of M, and various calls from Jackson, Pontiac, Detroit, and Ann Arbor. Community events include St Pauls church meetings, an Auxiliary Legion joint gathering, and a hospital visit after a crash on US-112. There are also notices of illnesses, an organ dedication, charity drives for a heating stove, and an upcoming dairy cattle auction in Bridgewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Noble
Esther Day
Cleary College
Kenneth Heininger
U. of M
Ferman Clements
Cleveland
Ralph Isbel
Jackson
Luther Briggs
Mildred Nissly
Ypsilanti
Normal
Clara Smith
Pontiac
A. M. Raemby
Detroit
Walter D. Cook
Duane Rogers
Clifford Kendall
Grass Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Church
N. Luckhardt
The
Auxilary and
American Legion
Lillie Schaeffer
Willis McClellan
Jessie Schaeffer
Utica
Y. Cotton
Frank Camburn
Michigan Municipal League
Muskegon
Sam Lambarth
St. John’s Church
Bridgewater
Alwin Guenther
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Tom Sloss
Dolores
Grant Wilkinson
Belleville
Violet Rogers
Melbourne Apple
Wesley Dietiker
June Numan
Kay Owen
Fred Numan
Edward Weiss
Grosse Pointe
T. M. Clay
Sim. R. Wilson
Washtenaw- Livingston Boy Scouts Council
McKenney Hall
A. E. Cole
Hicksville
Ohio
Hart
A. J. Warren
Saline Woman's Club
John Sinutka
Paul Dray
Us-112
State Street Road
Karl Bredernitz
Nellie Darmreuther
New York City
Martin Taylor Darmreuther
Darmreuther
Saline Mercantile Company
Norman Blaylock
Agnes
Sherman Carell
Vassar
Miss Blaylock
Robert Ewing
Miss Maurine
Ewen
Kate Stang
Ewing
Clifford Stang
Meals on Farms Take More Time
Farm and village homemakers spend more time weekly on meals and care of the family than city counterparts. Miss Julia Pond notes farm homemakers average 51.6 hours weekly for homemaking vs 47.6 in cities, with longer meal and housekeeping hours due to homes, routines, and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Pond
Michigan State College
United States Bureau of Home Economics
Miss Pond
Miss ‘Pond
Michigan Conservation Commission Bans Rabbits South of Line
The Michigan Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on hunting cotontails and snowshoe hares south of the north line of T 16 N and east of Saginaw Bay including Huron County, with an October 15 to January 1 hunting window. Signed July 9 1936. Publication dates Sept 24 Oct 1 and 8 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Director of Conservation
T. 16 N
Saginaw Bay
Huron County
J. Hoffmaster
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
Loutit
Wayland Osgood
Local notices and farming tips share week’s events
Fifteen years ago George J. Klager made a business trip to Chicago this week. Miss Helen Walker returned to Ann Arbor Monday after a three weeks vacation. Neighbors visited and hosted relatives in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. A new state law effective September 19 transfers roadside brush and tree care to county road commissioners, with trunk lines still under the state highway department. Windbreaks guard farms against soil drying cold and heat and can provide fuel or sale. Illinois reports several near misses and three deaths from gas buildup in partially filled silos. safety urges turning on blowers to vent gas before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Klager
Chicago
Helen Walker
Ann Arbor
Sam Buehler
Emmons Sumner
Fred Hertler
C. Braun
Jackson Fair
Herman Dibbert
Union Bridge
Maryland
Theodore Fosdick
Julia Hartman
State Highway Department
Illinois
Miss Hazel Fowler Visits Friends in Milan Thirty Years Past
Thirty years ago Miss Hazel Fowler of Milan called on old friends here Saturday. Various locals were mentioned visiting relatives in Jackson Ann Arbor Battle Creek and Cuba with plans to move or enter nearby schools and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fowler
Milan
William Martin
Taylor
Clark Street
Kate Reyer
River Raisin
Jacob Lutz
Anna Jewett
Hazel Fonnor
Jackson
Emma Helber
Ann Arbor
George Johnson
A. H. Howard
Glen
Battle Creek
Karla Josenhans
Amherstburg
University
Henriette Sheeder
Herhome
Claude L. Potter
Flushing
Potter
C. M. Fellows
Ypsilanti
H. A. Kies
Las Tunas
Cuba
Fred Richards
John Thearer
George Mann
Hunters hear good news on waterfowl rebound in survey
The Biological Survey reports that duck populations are rebounding after government conservation limits and a favorable breeding season. Officials say the rise is substantial, with many birds escaping slaughter to return to breeding grounds. Drought this year is seen as a partial factor, with 75 to 80 percent hatched north of the wheat belt in Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Public Notice of Will Probate in Wash tenaw Court
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders notice for the hearing on Harriet Phebe Kuder’s petition to admit Alonzo Kuder’s will to probate and grant administration to Carl A. Curtiss. Hearing set for August 28, 1956 at ten A M at the Ann Arbor office. Public notice to run weekly in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Alonzo, Kuder
Harriet Phebe Kuder
Carl A. Curtiss
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Saline city council minutes and special meetings record
The council met in the council rooms with Mayor Sugden presiding and roll called. Bills approved include gas, salaries, taxes, street work, and utilities. A later special meeting accepted an audit and approved resurfacing Henry Street. A third session canvassed the primary election votes totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugden
Cook
Uphaus
Lindeman
Arthur Armbruster
Saline High School
Del
Ben Uphaus
Bert Gillen
J. A. Alber
S. R. Wilson
Detroit Edison Co
Ang Powell
Neces Teen
Dodge Shell Service
Wip Ahea
Cook Motor Sales
O. A
Grover Burgan
Martin Schaible
Frank King
E.alber
Fred Luckhardt
Aaron Luckhadt
Federal Elc. Co
Lottie. Wallace
M. B. Sugden
W. D. Cook
Gross
Arnold Kirch
The
Municipal League
F. B. Ross & Co
Henry Street
W. L. Rye
Monroe
Mich
Lottie Wallace
Regulated hunt ban on ruffed grouse and pheasants in lower peninsula
The Conservation Commission orders a one year ban on hunting ruffed grouse and pheasants in the lower peninsula with an opening from October 15 to 28. The decision follows a thorough investigation by the Director of Conservation and is effective starting July 8, 1936. In other news, drilling will begin within 60 days on a test well near Francis Co to probe oil potential near Grass Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Lower Peninsula
P. J. Hoffmaster
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
W. H. Loutit
Wayland Osgood
Jacob Walz
Francisco
Earl W. Morris
Hugo F. Walz
Morris Oil & Gas Corporation
Ann Arbor
Grass Lake
Grass Lake News
Hillsdale County Fair full program announced with new acts
The Hillsdale County Fair unveils a packed lineup with all exhibit space sold and a large farm machinery show. Opening Sunday features Hillsdale City Band, pageant, and county talent. Monday entry day and Reading High School Band provide music. Parking, events, and prize totals are highlighted as new shows rotate through Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Harry B. Kelley
Hillsdale County
Reading High School
Woman's Congress
Kelsey
Waldron High School
Publication Order for Final Administration Account
Court orders publication for the final administration account of Charlies F Unterkircher deceased. Fannie C Unterkircher is executor. Hearing date set for October 21, 1936 at 10:00 AM in the Ann Arbor Probate Office. Notice required in The Saline Observer for three weeks before the hearing. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Charlies F. Unterkircher
Fannie C. Unterkircher
Saline Observer
Nora O. Borgert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
WM. French
Westminister
Massachusetts
Zefi'e
Chien
Stuim
Ned Moore
Mars
Citizens Bank
Members
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Santa Clara
Country Club
WESCO
Baker's
P&g
TED Cookies
Pki
Henkel’s
Harry Parsons
Charles Hanson
Henry Cornish
Jacob Spindler
Arthur Moehn
Carl Moehn
Walter Culver
Anna Arbor
Paul Rogers
Kendall
Miriam Erskine
Sam Craig
Chelsea
Adrian Hisman
Kalamazoo
Charles Wanty
Baltimore
H. E. Parsons
G. J. Prout
Hubert. Prout
Ironwood
Arthur O’neill
H. EH. Parsons
Fred Bell
Fred Bell,Jr
Miss Bullock
Jack Bell
Homer Rundel
W. L. Rundel
Reo Ricard
Trinity Lutheran Church
F. Krauss
Lansing
A. Wacker
Scio
E. Lauter
Waterloo
F. H. Nissly
Fred Aprill
Fannie Friis
Vesta Mills
Fred Heme
S. RB. Wilson
J. B. Wallace
Sumner Cotton
Minnie Ruckman
H. EB. Parsons
Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Fairbanks
Pauline Rogers
Betty Clay
Roy ‘Rogers
Archie Lawrence
Brooklyn
Legion
Fred Schaible
Mr. Moehn
Will Hart
Maude Rankin
Drazéi
R. S. Hudson
College Farm
Council Proceedings
Lottie, Wallach
Hillsdale County Fair
Sparks Foundation
Jackson Saturday Evening Star
Observer
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