Miss Electa Murray Returns to Central York
Miss Electa Murray returned to Central York on Monday. Joseph Sweeney and Charles Pierre Monde spent a few days in Detroit. Mrs. John Gooding visited her brother Wirt LeBaron in Millan. Oak Grove and Judd school boys played a delayed baseball game, with the Judd team winning. Mrs. Anita Kelsey and Mrs. Jesse Bird and daughter visited Irving LeBaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Murray
Jozeph Sweeney
Charles Pierremonde
Detroit
John Gooding
Wirt LeBaron
Millan
Oak Grove
Judd
Anita Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Irving LeBaron
Dancing and visits mark Judd District social notes
George Ryan left for Greece visiting his old home. Mooreville saw a Friday night dance attended by many. Mr and Mrs Lewis Steiman visited relatives in Detroit. A dance at P Sommers house occurred March 24. P T A meets April 9 with a good program. Mrs Richards attended a W C T A meeting at Mrs Farsons home. Milkey spent Thursday with Gale Riggs. Miss Dunn and Miss O'Brien from the U of M Hospital visited R Dunn's home. Alfred Acton and Russell Acton with D G Richards and Clifford Richards joined A Alber Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryan
Greece
Mooreville
Lewis Steiman
Detroit
P. Sommers
Myers
Gramer House
Hammond
Richards
Social notes from South Saline area include visits and weekends
Walter Craig linked Ann Arbor. C S Evans welcomed visitors from Ann Arbor. Virgil Midler spent Sunday with Roscoe Craig in Ridgeway. Reecoe Craig from Addison stayed Friday night to Sunday. Earl Kutler and Hardy Boice hosts with spouses. Ellsworth Losee weekend in Milan with grandmother Alta Loree. Forrence Evans of Fordson visited the Evans home. Aubrey Pocklington of Britton visited sister and family. Alonzo Kutler and Frak Stilts with Helen Woodworth called on Emma Collins in Maron. Ruth Camburn guest of Joyce Heilman and Melissa Woodworth. Albert Johnston, Carol Pierce and Losee with Frank Stilts family Wednesday. Emma Collins and others hosted at Leon Vealey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Craig
Ann Arbor
C. S. Evans
Virgil Midler
Ridgeway
Roscoe Craig
Reecoe Craig
Addison
Earl Kutler
Hardy Boice
Ellsworth Losee
Milan
Alta Loree
Forrence Evans
Fordson
S. Evans
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
A. S. J.hnston
Alonzo. Kutler
Community visits and family gatherings noted in regional headlines
Detroit visitors Wilbur Cornish Donald Heilman and Ralph Hammond are listed among a series of local travel and visiting notes. Adrian and Ann Arbor residents joined relatives in celebrations including a 25th wedding anniversary, with mentions of Tecumseh and Ypsilanti area connections and various Mary McMann birthday celebrations. Americanism closes the column with a terse line about bootleg liquor during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cornish
Detroit
George
Ruth Needham
Emmerson Collins
Mida Gordon
Ralph Hammond
Walter Gordon
Detroit Vistors
Donald Heilman
Elmira Rhoades
Floyd
Harry Finch
Clarence Carr
Dwight
Tecumseh
Glenni Gordon
Dean
David
Ann Arbor
W. E. Gordon
Glennis
George Saffell
Ypsilanti
Rabik Hammond
B. D. Hammond
E. M. Gilbert
Claude
Roy Gilbert
Glenn Gordon
Faye Gilbert
Ynosilanti
Hazel Gilbert
Virginia
Ralph. Hammond
Robert
Harold Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella
McMiann
Michigan Farmers to Learn New Hitch Method for Teams
Michigan State College specialists will demonstrate a new hitch system allowing one man to drive four to eight horses. The method aims to cut labor costs and boost profits, with meetings in Kalamazoo Branch Ferndale Monroe Livingston Ingham Saginaw Sanilac and Huron between April 26 and May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State ‘College
Mike Eveners
Kalamazoo
Branch
Fernsdale
Monroe
Livingston
Ingham
Saginaw
Sanilac
Huron
Local Notes from West Mooreville and Mooreville Area
Len Smith and A I Turner were on the sick list. Mrs Burtom Long, Mrs Mae Sherman and Mrs Walthers illness reports. Zitella Goldsmith visited Milan. Donald Drew had a cat bite infection. Harry Brown and wife joined M P Phillips farm crew for the year. Shown are visitors to E Hendershot and a Jane Farrington shower. James Crittenden broke his leg while repairing at the American foundry. Everett Whipple and wife visited Ann Arbor to see son in law Bowers recovering from appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Smith
A. I. Turner
Burtom Long
Mae Sherman
Tumbago
Walthers
Zitella Goldsmith
Frank Gooding
Milan
Donald Drew
Harry Brown
M. P. Phillips
Clayton Bradman
Chester Hybarger
Gretchen
Wayne
E. Hendershot
Jane Ferrington
Mooreville
James Crittenden
American Foundry
Everett Whipple
Ann Arbor
Mr. Bowers
Market Report and Local Musings on Licensing
Market figures list Wheat 1.59, Carn 1.07, Caits 0.55, Hogs 8.00, Calves 12-15c, Eggs 26c. A barber shop chat laments strict modern licenses from dogs to autos, burials to marriages, and even taxi rules. A Pennsylvania mother touts Foley's Honey and Tar. Wheeler's Pharmacy advertises it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Foley
Wheeler
Michigan livestock feeds region faces corn borer control costs
I B Osmer of the Michigan Elevator Exchange warns that European corn borer control is crucial for livestock feeders. Since last November, Michigan feeders have spent over one million dollars monthly on corn imported from Illinois Indiana and Iowa. Even at normal production, feeders pay high winter costs for imported corn, affecting country elevators and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. ‘Osmer
Michigan Elevator Exchange
Michigan
Osmer
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forhan’s
Kolynos
China
China Service
Waffle Iron China Service
Detroit Edison
Central York
Alfred Acton
Russell, D. G. Richards
Clifford Richards
A. Alber’s
South Saline
Hammond District
West Mooreville
Market Report
Stummer
Ontario
Gue
New York
Berlin
Jife
Taylor
Blisefield
Kresge
Sinclair
Aisightl
Sheetz & Myers Tobacco Co
Chesterfield
Garette
State Elevator Exchange
Dodge
Victory
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F.O.B
Dodge Brothers
Thru Weaf
NBC Red Network
Joseph H. Thompson, Inc
Ypsilanti, Mich
NBC Red
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