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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
5
A long list of local visits and social events shows Miss Evelyn Emmst and Miss Marie Sisson hosting and visiting friends in Jackson, Dearborn, Tecumseh, and other towns. Community groups meet at Federated Church and Saline Woman's Club plan gardens, while births, marriages, and library donations mark the month.
Mr and Mrs Carl Moehn hosted friends in Detroit on Sunday. Several students from Cleary's college and State Normal college in Ypsilanti were noted. Local families and visitors including Mr and Mrs Harold Lather and relatives from Detroit Ann Arbor and Detroi attended church and visited Mrs George Schmid.
A village column records numerous Friday to Sunday calls and visits. Names include Charles Gross buying George Shaw farm, Mrs. Martin Fucss in Detroit, C A Jordan and family in Dundee, Dr H Miller in Ann Arbor, D B Mattison and Irving LeBar at Lakeland, Olive Cressy visiting Inkster, Mrs Elwood Rogers and Lulu in Ypsilanti, Conrad Boettner with Michael Meyers, Ferman and Ida Clements with Julius Feld, Agnes Clark of Pittsburgh visiting S R Wilson, Mrs Jacob Clough and Edward Feuerbacher in Ypsilanti, Metta LaRue of Ypsilanti at Charles Miller’s, Anna Bredernitz and Walter Cook traveling to Dexter, Rev E R Stevenson renewed at Saline, Gertrude Coe for nurse training in Ann Arbor, Hazel Morris headed to Tyler Texas to teach at Texas College, and plans for two teachers to cover all grades.
Thirty years ago Miss Amanda Sturm spent Saturday in Detroit. Various residents travel and plan activities including lamb shipments, mineral baths visits, and social events. A second doctor, A C Bullard, opens offices in Rochester. Pleasant Lake outing ends with sailing on rough waters.
The 56th Lenawee County Fair ended Saturday after a week of rain and threats that kept attendance down. Officials expect lower receipts than last year though exact figures await final counts. Exhibits were generally on par with prior years except fruits, affected by dry summer weather.
Ionia news notes peppermint, a leading Clinton county cash crop, will gross about a quarter of a million dollars this year, rising 25 percent from 1932. The oil market is strong and paying top prices as growers seek independence through character.
A 53 year old woman 5 ft 0 in tall weighed 154 lbs last year and reports losing 7 lbs after taking Kruschen Salts without changing her diet. She says stairs no longer take her breath and she feels lighter and fitter while a Kruschen blend claims to support body function and energy. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts available from druggists worldwide with a four week jar priced around 85 cents.
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Own a small farm of five acres in sunny Southern California near Los Angeles. Grow alfalfa fruit trees grapes and raise poultry in a fertile shallow-water area of the Tanerne Valley. Five acres available for 495 dollars with 24 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly balance. Write R C G Kimbrough Room 1729 406 South Main St Los Angeles California for information.
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