Insurance Aims to Save Bees in 1939 Policy Plan
Michigan State College apiarist Russell Kelty promotes a life policy for beekeepers to protect a good queen and winter food, not long term endowments. He advises leaving one honey super per hive. State reports note bees aid crop pollination with Clover fields urging attention. At the Michigan State Fair, blue ribbon winners included Lloyd Markham on beeswax, HE Kocsis on extracted honey, and Arthur Blakley on comb honey, who also won the sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Kelty
Michigan State College
Kelty
Kelly
Lloyd Markham
Ypsilanti
HE. Kocsis
Detroit
Arthur Blakley
Saline Observer Publication Notice and rates
Saline Observer announces subscription prices of 1.50 per year with eight month and four month options. Obituary and marriage notices are published free of charge while other personal notices incur standard rates. Poetry and event announcements have per line charges and minimums apply.
Local trio arrested in scam targeting farmers
State police arrested William Edgers, 63, of Dayton and Alex Lovell, 50, plus John Lovell, 28, of Dayton, and detained five relatives after they posed as Missouri store agents examining stoves and furnaces and promising repairs for 15 to 40 dollars. Edgers faces fraud charges in Clinton County, the Lovells in Van Buren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edgers
Dayton
Ohio
Alex Lovell
Sandusky Ohio
John Lovell
Dayton Ohio
Saline
Philip Hudson
Lansing
Missouri
Compaig
Edgers
Clinton County
Lovells
van Buren
Edmortow
WPA Road Project worker loses voice at site
A WPA worker cannot speak and is sent to flag down cars at a road project. He whispers to a driver to proceed slowly, then reads the sign Slow Men Working. The driver replies by whispering back about the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Springport
Thirty Years Ago Births and Local Notices From Plymouth
Thirty years ago in Plymouth area notes recount births and visitors at the Ehnis and Robison households. Local events include Miss Florence Rouse’s singing, a wedding for Violet Sweet and Carl Joseph Hans, and Epworth gatherings. School notes describe reading charts, spelling races, health leaders, and a playground movie. An accident near Britton sends George Innes to Tecumseh hospital. The column closes with Sabbath reflections and a tuberculosis statistic from Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Innes
Ome
Britton
Hawes
Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Mrs. Frank Cammet is recovering from illness. George Koch and family visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Miss Helen Barr entered Normal at Ypsilanti to study music. Rev. W. J. Cross resigned from Federated church and will serve West Branch. John Schairer visited town after fifteen years away. Lauren Schich and Miss Lucile Phillips visited Springwells. Mrs. Lillian Burgan and son Grover returned from Detroit to see ill aunt Mrs. Renau. Mrs. Unterkircher and Mrs. Orrin Briggs attended Bishop Drake service in Ann Arbor. Miss Martha Lederer returned from visit with Rev. Lederer in Green Bay and Herman Lederer in Milwaukee. Legion supporters report they have topped their drive for the Children’s Billet. Saline surpassed other villages in county Red Cross Japanese relief. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Seeger hosted Sunday guests from Jackson and Bridgewater. Postmaster Jordan and Carriers Fred April Albert Niethammer Donald Burkhart spoke at Detroit postal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cammet
George Koch
Annn Arbor
Helen Barr
Ypsilanti
W. J. Cross
Federated Church
West Branch
John Schairer
Saline
Lauren Schich
Sandlake
Lucile Phillips
Walter Hibler
Springwells
Lillian Burgan
Grover
Detroit
Renau
Unterkircher
Orrin Briggs
Bishop Drake
First Methodist Church
Ann Arbor
Martha
Matthew Seeger
Leonard Hunt
Jackson
Martin Wackenhut
Herman Wackenhut
Bridgewater
Jordan
Fred April
Albert Niethammer
Donald Burkhart
Home Hodgepodge and Fall Garden Tips Collide
Fragmented reader column offers fall gardening advice and canning recipes. Includes pepper relish directions and a cheese sauce for lima beans with celery, plus tips on composting vines, raking leaves, and canning mixed vegetables for soup.
Pillow Washing Methods for Freshness and Longevity
Home economics service guides two washable pillow methods. First wash with feathers in the pillow using a mild soda suds and thorough rinses. dry flat in sun with periodic fluffing. Second, place feathers in a muslin bag, wash the bagged feathers, and use stiff starch inside the ticking to prevent feather leakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economfics Extension Service
Michigan State College
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D. G. Leidheiser
Osteopath
Ann Arbor St
Hoison
Millenbach Bros. Co
Arbor
Maite Ln
Farmer's
West Washington
Erins Craft Shop
Miller Ave
Mich
D. Ann
Morrill Arbor State
J. L. Arnet & Son
Ann Arbor, Mich
Jim Finnell
Observer
Liberty
Juweley
the Saline Observer Sim
R. Wilson
M. C. Boutelle
Eoitor
Saline, Mich
O'Reilly
Will
Rogers
Frank B. Craig
Lilliput
Brobngnag
Utica. Sentinel
Austin Robison
Ehnis
George Ehnis
Plymouth
Paysons
H. Rogers
Florence Rouse
Baptist Church
Hazel Derr Nave
Pennsylvania
Seyrhot Orr
Salem
Sygthone
B. Mattison
Pontiac
Violet Winfred Sweet
Carl Jonathan Josenhans
B. Herbert
Miss Matilda
Robert Jackson
Minnesota
J. A. Herbert
Amr Arbor
Leonard
Bassett
Lavern
Bay City
Hidean Bauer
Betty Ann Hughes
Charlotte Phelps
Nature
Marian Feldkamp
Eleanor Glowacki
Evelyn Wiedmayer
Eldean Bauer
Eleanor
William Glowacki
Aljen Phelps
Marie Dieterle
Marian
Sylvia Feldkamp
John Kicks
Walter and the
Goat
Mrs. Robinson
Big Street
Main Street
Little Street
Spenser
Mary Baker Eddy
T. Coleridge
Henry ‘Ward Beecher
Michigan Tuberculosis” Association
Bedrooms
Ie Wi
Detroit Edison Company
Serach
P. M. Nelson
Montcalm County
Mickie
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
Safe-Way
Saline, Michigan
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