Welfare club Meets at Schumacher Home in March
Local society notes list visitors and families from Blissfield Ann Arbor and Saline area. Residents including Mr and Mrs Arthur Petty Mrs Petty of Blissfield Mr and Mrs Willard Halt Mr and Mrs Hugh Grais and others are recorded visiting relatives, with several trips to Ann Arbor and Detroit noted. The Salvation Army reports locating thousands of missing persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuel
Satuday
Krad
Ann Abor
Hary Cornish
Nathan Dibble
Willard Halt
ZcUa
Ann Arbor Thursher
Mrs. Petty
Blissfield
Arthur Petty
Schumacher
Rs. Grover
Telezoove Dey
Reater
Ste
Arthu Petty
Hugh Grais
Jamuel Crai
S. Klever
Everett Collins
Crai
Eid
Ellsworth
May On
Brrkara Moorherdt
Ars Eit
Ned Suacy
Ca Ilink
Detroi
Fred Haunstein
Aon Arbor
Fred Reese
Michigan News in Fragments Reflecting Fires, Accidents and Developments
A rapid digest of Michigan items reports two fatal fires in Pontiac and Mt. Clemens, a large train order for Detroit Port Huron service, electrocution and injuries in mining and street accidents, wartime dispatches, and local corporate activity. Notable entries include a pianist’s death in Grand Rapids, a haystack tragedy in Ann Arbor, and police, rail, and municipal actions across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthuron
Elizabeth Grant
Pontiac
George Gusik
Orchard Lake
Mt. Clemens
Rapid Railway
Detroit
Port Huron
Bay City
Edward James Four
Whitehail
Pere Marquette
Etrait
3Anley Zbudowski
East Grand Boulevard
Wile
Grand Rapids
Rudolph A. Wellenisin
Hisehobky
Ann Arbor
Gottfried Schwab
Betroit
Jesse B. McBride
Ray Ross
Argonne
Verdun
St. Richiel
France
Oakland Motor Car Company
Grand Trunk
Standish
Albert Bradfish
Turner
Bay City Hospital
Kalamazoo
Harry Howard
Yvienn Townsend
Department of Public Works
Chase
Committee of Norty-eight
Michigan
Local society notes from regional visitors and moves
A long list of social visits and travel among residents and guests in Michigan towns. Names include Miss Gertrude Coe Mrs. William Moody Miss Fannie Williams Mrs. Lydia Oxiatt and many others with stops in Detroit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Hastings. Mr and Mrs Oldroyd of Stanford University visited local friends en route to Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude “Coe
Detroit
William Moody
Fannie Williams
Ypsilanti
Mary Morris
Lydia Oxiatt
Cleveland
BE. W. Hunt
Fred Hertler
Ann Arbor
M. E. Gill
Lindsley
Fred Jerry
O. M . Rockwell
Temperance
Daniel Hertler
Gottlob Hertler
Paul Boettger
Harry Harmon
Edward Every
Brooklyn
J. L. Gregory
William Gregg
Leys Teachcut
Dundee
Harold Welters
William Aéton
Grover Gillen
Bert Gillen
Mary Wolf
Nina
Gera Rde Jackson
A. G. Wood
Lodi
Gertrude ,Miller
Amos Miller
Miss Margaret
Hastings
T. S. Oldroyd
Stanford University
California
Washington, DC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ath Saline
Wearett Collins
Arthur Fet
Blisfield
Fred Teufel
Eoce Carr
Leon Vealey
Ries
Leon Hall
Leind Hatch
Jrs
Dla Cullins
Sev
Aubrey P Cklirgi
Ant Irs
William Fislick
Salvation Army
E. Diettker
Foley
Laura Perry
Twiggs
Augusta
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Teld
Cadillac
Exchange Club
Wilson
John L. Prentis
Department of Labor
Washington
Haye Viso Hoon Eceivad
Grand
Hudson
Bois State
Hutson State Bank
United States
Michigan Potato Growers Exchange
Jack Regina
Jsresge
Adams Avenue
Lansing
Sleeper
Owosso
Board of Education
Albion
Bert Scoutén
Amusz
Sadie mpMiabutal
Cass Avenue
Fowlerville
William. Caskey
Caskey
Big Rapids
Uess
D. Mansfield Remus
Rodney
Rodney Co-operative Association
Charlottee
Eva Fiarets
Nashville
Alrs
Martens
David D. Griffith
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Robert Herron
Richard Barthlemess
Griffith Productions
Canada
Muskegon
Agen Manufacturing
Webb Cée
George’ Coe
George Hertler
Ester
Will'am Harwood
Fred Hertler and Son
Katherine Hertler
John Burkhardt
Esther Burkhardt
Tillie Waltz
Will
Albrt Heimerdinger
E. R. ‘Schill
Daughter
Visilanti
J. W. Sibley & Co
Securities
Penobscot
Detriot, Mich
Hayes Wheel Company
Jeckson
Mich
Chevrolet
GEORGE Y/COOK
Roaister
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