Local residents visit relatives across Michigan towns
Everett Travis drives a Ford crew. Mrs. Walter Morden visits Adrian. Emily Higgins visits Tecumseh. Mrs. Halliday visits son Ralph Halliday in Clinton. Lewis Coller family weekend in Jackson. Will Pratt with brother Arthur in Ypsilanti. Ross Biddle family guests of Mrs. Jesse Frost in Ypsilanti. Mrs. Camburn and Margaret stay with relatives in Seneca. Eleanor Burton from Cambridge Junction with Emily Higgins. Quigley family from Clinton guests of Nora and Lavern Camburn. Charles Biddle and Letha visit Delos Biddle. Mrs. Mary Smith of Tecumseh houses for Ernest Camburn. Pred Smith and Ralph of Ypsilanti visit Slaghts. Elwin Camburn and others visit Clarence Camburn in Pleasant Lake. Mrs. Gus Creger dies after illness. services held. burial at Tirton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ahen
Ann Arbor
Rose Day
Halliday
Clinton
Ralph Halliday
Lewis Coller
Lillian
Jackson
Will Pratt
Ypsilanti
Arthur Pratt
Gus Creger
Roy Satterla
Tirton
LeBaron Family and Local Visitors Noted in Weekend Events
W J LeBaron called on D G Richards Sunday while Dan and Lucile LeBaron visited Detroit. Rachael LeBaron spent days in Albion with friends. Karl Theurer attended a funeral in Grape Sunday. A Schmid hosted relatives from Ypsilanti. Nuc and Mrs Schrader hosted Britton visitors. The Talladay family from Stoney Creek visited Schrader home. About forty neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Thant Miler with progressive pedro and refreshments Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Theurer
Grape
A. Schmid
Ypsilanti
J. Talladay
Stoney Creek
Arthur Schrader
Social visits mark South Saline families
Mrs. Hamilton Moore entertains her mother from Adrian and Hamilton Moore and relatives from Adrian visit. George Collins of Macon and Alonzo Kutler host guests from local families. Sam Craig and S. Kleversant host Hugh Craig family. Goodrich family calls on Hugh Craig. Westlake family from Milan visits Albert Cross. Ora Losee returns to Ypsilanti after week with Haslicks. Teufel family calls on ill James Murphy with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Moore
Adrian
George Collins
Macon
Alonzo Kutler
Sam Westlake
Milan
Albert Cross
Ora. Losee
Ypsilanti
William Haslick
Fred Teufel
Doris
Donna
James Murphy
Central Lods Social Roundup in Saline
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayer were in Saline Saturday. Mrs. Will Lindermann spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Mayer. Lewis Kress visited from Dayton Ohio for Easter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Davenport spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mayer
Saline
Will Lindermann
Lewis Kress
Dayton
Ohio
Local Social Calls and Pressings Past and Present
Readers note social calls from Arthur Drake and family to N C Davenport and Christ Lambarth. The column reflects on rising newspaper costs, ad rates, and paper packaging waste. It also recalls a harsh winter year and questions about anti Semitic writings linked to Henry Ford’s Dearborn paper.
Card of Thanks for 85th Birthday Remembrances
Mrs. Mary Hamlin thanks friends and neighbors for the kind birthday wishes cards and gifts received on her 85th birthday including cards and plants and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Travis
Walter Morden
Emily Higgins
Tecumseh
Ross Biddle
Jesse Frost
Ernest Camburn
Margaret
Seneca
Elenor Burton
Cambridge Junction
Earl Quigley
Nora
Lavern Camburn
Charles Biddle
Letha
Mary Smith
Mrs. Camburn
Pred Smith
Ralph
Charles Slaght
Elwin Camburn
Ernest Campurn
Elwin and
George
Sue Langan
Clarence Camburn
Judd
W. J. LeBaron
D. G. Richards
Dan and
Lucile LeBaron
Detroit
Rachael LeBaron
Albion
Nuc
Albert Schrader
Britton
South Saline
Sam Craig
S. Kleversant
Hugh Craig
Lods
Arthur Drake
Baby
N.C. Davenport
Ernest Mayer
Christ. Lambarth
Schneider
Gar. Davenport
Clyde
An. C. Davenport
Ers
Bulh
Exchanges
Henry Ford
Dearborn
The
Express
W. J. Cameron
Detroit News
Mr. Ward
Billy Cameron
Michigan
Brooklyn
Mich
Durand Express
Sar
Ed Lindblom
Sut
Buick
T. E. Schaible
Wheeler’s Pharmacy
Ypsilantian Press
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