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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1930

Page

2

State has enviable speakers at Michigan dairy banquet

Dr D C Lochead of Rochester Minnesota spoke at the Achievement Day banquet at Michigan State College on September 49. He cited Mayo Clinic findings of reduced bovine tuberculosis in humans and Illinois data showing declines from milk surveillance and eradication campaigns. Dr John Mehler lauded Michigan, while J R Smith of Chicago praised the dairy state’s milestone. A divorce petition by Myrtle Larson of Mason City alleges her husband strikes her after she loses or gains weight.

D. C. Lochead Rochester Wwgnnesota Michigan State College Mayo Clinic Lioehead State Health Department ‘of Illinois John Mehler U. S. Department of Agriculture Michigan J. R. Smith Chicago Panquet Agricultural College Myrtle Larson Mason‘ City Town

Central York Social Notes From Kalamazoo To Adrian

Henry Murray began school at Kalamazoo on Monday. Robert Knerr sprained his arm last week and was absent from school. Ada May Bachman of near Milan called at the Dicks home Sunday afternoon. Millard Allison of Macone dined with his brother Alger and family Monday. Mrs. Joseph Stautch came home from St. Joseph's hospital in Ann Arbor Friday but is not very strong. Mildred Richards and Charles Acres of Ann Arbor spent Sunday evening at Alger Allison's. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tyler spent Wednesday night at Leslie Bailey's and accompanied by Bailey to the Adrian fair. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Griffin of Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. George Arno and children of Hillsdale, and Samuel Dicks and family of Belleville spent Sunday at the Dicks home.

Henry Murray Kalamazzoo Robert Knerr Ada May Bachman Milan Millard Allison Macone Alger Allison Joseph Stautch St. Joseph’s Hospital Ann Arbor Mildred, Richards Charles Acres Alger Allison Ben Tyler Leslie Bailey Bailey Adrian Fair Allan Griffin Adrian George Arno Hillsdale Samuel Dicks Belleville

Clinton Road community notices and visits

Mrs. Carl Hertler is among the sick this week. John Seeger and Frederick Seeger visited Ann Arbor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wackenhut of Clinton called at the Matthew Seeger home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graf and son Carl spent Sunday with the William Hauser family at Wolf Lake. A stray dog killed ten sheep for Albert Graf and six for Emanuel Schill. Several locals visited the cranberry marsh near Petersburg Sunday afternoon. Howard Shears and Louis Cartener of Otsego joined Fred Arend’s visitors Sunday evening. Jack Arend hosted friends Thursday night for Bliss Curtiss who leaves Friday for Hillsdale College. Reuben Finkheiner and Louise of Saline joined Matthew Seeger’s family for Sunday evening. George Bondie and family entertained guests Sunday from Stanton, Hayette Ohio, and Saline.

Carl Hertler John Seeger Frederick Seeger Ann Arbor Martin Wackenhut Clinton Matthew Seeger Charles Graf Carl William Hauser Wolf Lake Albert Graf Emanuel Schill John Finkbeiner Fred Arend Cranberry Marsh Petersburg Howard Shears Louis Cartener Otsego Jack Arend Bliss Curtiss Hillsdale College Reuben Finkheiner Louise Saline Chris, Finkheiner George Bondie Howard Smith Stanton Jacob Smith Alvin Hayette Ohio John Bondie

West Saline Community Notes and Local Visits

John Kohler Jr to serve on the fall jury. Various residents visit relatives in Milan and Detroit. Florence Strieter to attend Cleary College in Ypsilanti. Local families entertain and travel. Gordon Baking Company milk station patrons organize a local association with officers elected and delegates appointed.

West Mooreville Social Roundup Among Local Families

Mr and Mrs Paul Lewis and Mr and Mrs John Teufel spent Thursday at Adrian and attended the fair. Mr and Mrs Fred Osborn of Ann Arbor visited her sister and husband Mr and Mrs 8 W Sanford Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marshall Davenport spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Milton Dillion at Milford. Miss Irene Lewis spent weekend with her sister Mr and Mrs Harry Dennison and family of Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Loyal Kanitz and daughter Loyola called on Mr and Mrs Harold McLachlan and family in Ann Arbor Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Cheney and Son Robert of Elyria Ohio visited here with cousins Mr and Mrs Gus Goldsmith and Miss Zitella Goldsmith. Mr and Mrs Frank Augustus and daughter Mildred of Ypsilanti and Mr and Mrs Edwin Armbruster and son Robert of Lodi were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Emmett Hendershot.

Paul Lewis John Teufel Adrian Fred Osborn Ann Arbor W. Sanford Marshall Davenport Milton Dillion Milford Irene Lewis Harry Dennison Ypsilanti Loyal Kanitz Loyola Harold McLachlan Charles Cheney Robert Elyria Ohio Gus Goldsmith Zitella Goldsmith Frank Augustus Mildred Edwin Armbruster Lodi Emmett Hendershot

Social visits across families fill weekend in Pittsfield

The Arthur Heininger and Albert Heininger families were entertained at Oscar Hochrein's on Sunday. Reuben Feldkamp and family entertained Mrs. George Bauer and Mrs. Jacob Finkbeiner of Saline on Sunday. Walter Armbruster and family and Miss Helen Armbruster and Erwin Frederick spent Sunday at Milan with Hart Faulk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston and Imoe and Walter and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wardell, and Warren spent Sunday night at the George Wiedman home. Albert Wenk and family, Alfred Schairer and family of Ann Arbor, and Mrs. Caroline Rentschler of Saline spent Sunday evening at the home of Arthur Heininger. The Misses Peters Potter and Paul and a gentleman friend of Detroit were Thursday callers at the home of Miss Paul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Paul, and other relatives. Sunday guests of F. W. Schoens were Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall and daughter, Betty, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser, and family of Clinton, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker and daughter, Miss Edna of Lodi. Mr. and Mrs Will Harwood and family and Mrs. Harwood sisters, the Misses Mary and Bertha Hertler, and Rudolph Mertler and family spent a delightful Sunday in Royal Oak as guests of a sister, Mrs. Ernst Skinner. Honoring the birthday of William Wiedman, a company of neighbors and young folks gave him a surprise at the George Wiedman home Wednesday night. Cards and stunts were the diversions for the evening. Refreshments were served, including a candle-topped birthday cake. About 40 people were present.

Arthur Heininger Albert Heininger Oscar Hochrein Reuben Feldkamp George Bauer Jacob Finkbeiner Saline Walter Armbruster Helen Armbruster Erwin Frederick Milan Hart Faulk Elmer Johnston Imoe Walter Warren George Marshall Betty Detroit Fred Kaiser Clinton Fred Walker Edna Lodi Will Harwood Harwood Mary Bertha Hertler Rudolph Mertler Royal Oak Ernst Skinner William Wiedman George Wiedman

Varied visits and trips fill regional week in Britton area

Bertha Lou Liounsbury stayed with Dorothy Spohr midweek while Charles Brown the Ridgeway township clerk traveled to Lansing on business. Several families from Detroit Toledo and nearby towns visited local residents over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Ellroy Brown of Benton Indiana Mr and Mrs M D Britton of Detroit and Mrs Bert Bills from Detroit. A wide circle of relatives and neighbors kept busy with visits drives and short trips to Capac Dundee Tecumseh and Capac as Mrs Rambow plans a Texas winter and others plan further stays.

Bertha Lou Liounsbury Dorothy Spohr Charles Brown Ridgeway Lansing Mark Drewry Trenton Ellroy Brown Benton Indiana M. D. Britton Detroit C. B. Lenardson Bert Bills George Heeman Clay Underwood William Underdwood Mt. Clemésn Dolores Spohr Dundee Margaret Spohr Roy Matthews Vern Cooper Técumseh M. Matthews Hannah Cooper W. H. Croll Tontogany Ohio Howard Linn Clay Croll Will Gettus Russell and Clayton Thomas .Gettus John Gettus Henry Rambow Atascosa Texas Claud Cowan

Hammond District Weekend Visits Highlight Local Socials

Bruce Gordon of Flint spent the weekend with Walter Gordon and family. Louise Tower of Detroit visits HE O Stimpson's home. Carrie Harris of Birmingham and clan joined John Rowe family for Sunday. Dean Gordon and Clarke Gordon study at M S N C and M S C. Various Detroit and Ann Arbor visitors are listed with local residents, noting callers and gatherings.

Bruce Gordon Flint Walter Gordon Louise Tower of Detroit HE. O. Stimpson Carrie Harris Birmingham John Rowe Dean Gordon John Stimpson Clarke Gordon E. O. Stimpson Austin White Saline Walker Gregory Detroit Hovey Needham Claude Gilbert Roy Friis Riga Ray Davis Clarence .Carr George Koch Ann Arbor Clarence Carr M. Gilbert Doris Genevieve Clifton Glenn Gordon E. M. Gilbert Otto Hanson

Local Notes From Bridgewater And Nearby Towns

Bridgewater residents visited relatives in Adrian Detroit and Jackson while Miss Wilma Schumacher hosted friends midweek. Fire destroyed Elmer Hissle's home as Bridgewater firefighters responded. Manchester beat Jonesville in a Friday pickup with local players present and Edward Davis and Emmanuel church members visiting Farming ton Indiana for a Sunday school event.

George Bersucher Adrian Sigmund Lager Detroit Wilma , Schumacher Ernest Mann Paul Norris Orttenburger Oscar Bersuder Clyde Brown Jackson Elvin Lewis Amelia Nall Dowagiac Oscar Buererle Elmer Hissle Bridgewater Grover Alber Neumann Matilda Boettner Harold Bersuder Robert Shook Arthur Hill Harold McLean Jonesville Manchester Edward Davis Near ¢Manchester Farmington Indiana Emmanuel Church of Manchester

Weight Guidelines For Women Aged Forty Five To Forty Nine

A vintage health tip lists ideal weights by height for women aged 45 to 49, warns against overweight, and suggests diet changes. It promotes Krushen Salts as a weight loss aid, with purchase from Sugden's Drug Store or any drug store.

Sugden’s

Notice to Destroy Weeds in Lodi Township Michigan

Public notice by August Henes Highway Commissioner requires all noxious weeds on lands in Lodi Township Washte naw County Michigan to be cut and destroyed by July 1 1930 and again by September 1 1980 with repeats as needed to prevent seeding. noncompliance may incur costs plus a ten percent levy and brush along highway rights of way must be cleared by the first date.

Lodi August Henes Lodi Township County of Washtenaw State of Michigan

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