Local Happenings Around Tecumseh and Nearby Towns
R S McCord and wife visited friends in Tecumseh last Thursday. Gladys Eggert spent the weekend with her parents in Ypsilanti. Lydia Lindenschmidt, ill for weeks, is slowly improving. Frank Karn recovering well from neck growth operation. Frederika McBride and George W Cook attended a W C T A meeting in Milan Tuesday. Volz started a soft drink stand beside his Five Points gas station. Elisabeth Larzelere returned from Detroit for the summer. Mr and Mrs Davenport return from St Petersburg Florida later this week. June Warner of Elk Rapids and Clyde Gauntlett of Ridge Road visited the Layhers. Washtenaw County Brotherhood meets April 21 at Calvary Evangelical, Ann Arbor. Hazel Lamb, former U of M nurse, completes course and studies for state boards in Detroit. Mr Bridges of Tecumseh to open furniture and undertaking business on South Ann Arbor. Visitors include Rev Edward Laurenz and Adolph Layher. John Huber visited in Manchester. Rep Harl C Michener in New York overseeing hearing on Judge Moscowitz alleges high crimes. Minnie Buckman home repainted on West Michigan avenue. Happenings also include local Sunnyside visits and M BE Ladies Aid electing officers: President C A Jordan, vice presidents Spitler and Rogers, secretary Stierle, treasurer Fosdick. Clothing display to be sent to Farmington Children’s Home. Ex-Sheriff Wurster guest at Rotary. Dr Marsh touts archery benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. McCord
Tecumseh
Gladys Eggert
Ypsilanti
Lydia Lindenschmidt
Frank Karn
Frederika McBride
George W. Cook
Milan
W. C
June Warner
Elk Rapids
Clyde Gauntlett
Ridge Road
Austin
White
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
Calvary Evangelical Church
Ann Arbor
Hazel Lamb
U. of M. Hospital
Grace Hospital
Detroit
Bridges
Fostoria
Ohio
Alber Building
Ann Arbor Street
Edward Laurengz
Adolph. Layher
Ernest Brenson
Taylor Center
E. FE. Layher
Minnie Buckman
West Michigan Avenue
H. Wenger
Kenneth
Joe Fisher
Jack
Bobby
J. F. Layher
Fred Schmid
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. BE
C. ‘A. Jordan
B. J. Spitler
Roy ‘Rogers
W. R. Stierle
Max Fosdick
Farmington
Wurster
Rotary Club
Sheriff’s Office
Jackson
Ionia
Marsh
Hats Off To Women In Columbus Churches
THIRTY YEARS AGO three Columbus churches issued orders for women worshippers to remove hats during Sunday services. Fragments note weddings and local happenings including Frank Tucker and Edith Gregory wed April 19 and Charles Alber and Ida Luckhardt married Thursday afternoon. A massasauga bite, farm sales, and regional news are listed with several local movements and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank Tucker
Edith Gregory
Alfred Daniels
J. A. Alber
Gebhardt
Abe
B. P. Allen
Ypsilanti
Adrian
Victor Sturm
Lake City
Fred Hinderer
Ezra Sanford
J. Layer
Julius Feldkamp
Edgar Drake
Lamkin-Wallace
E.W. Wallace
Chattanooga
Tennessee
H. O. Lamkin
Chandler
Charles Alber
Ida G Luckhardt
Barnegat
Fifteen Years Ago Loyalties and Local Moves Recap
Fifteen years ago George Lehman bought the Orrin Briggs bungalow on Harris Street. Fred Zimmerman purchased the brick store building he occupies from Fred Gross. Esther Fairbank visited Detroit on Saturday. H G Lindenschmidt made a business trip to Buffalo earlier in the week. Ida Clements was visiting in Manchester. Charles Cressy and G L Shooter left for Barryton where they bought a farm. Hayes Dorsey and children of Detroit stayed with Mr and Mrs George Van Houten. Mr and Mrs Sumner Briggs are moving to Adrian. Fred Kanouse hosted his brother Oscar of Alpena Over Sunday. Olive Cressy attended the county convention of the Lady Maccabees in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lehman
Orrin Briggs
Harris Street
Fred Zimmerman
Fred Gross
Esther Fairbank
Detroit
H. G. Lindenschmidt
Buffalo
Ida Clements
Manchester
Charles Cressy
G. L. Shooter
Barryton
Hayes Dorsey
George van Houten
George Theurer, Jr
Bernadine
Gottlob Henzler
Owosso
Julius Blaess
Lodi
Sumner Briggs
Adrian
Fred Kanouse
Oscar
Alpena
Olive Cressy
Chelsea
The
Lady Maccabees
Foley Pills Diuretic Helps Mr Strandell Restore Crutches
Mr August Strandell of Sister Bay Wisconsin reports using Foley Pills diuretic to end his stiffness and pain. He says a returning twinge sends him back to Foley Pills and his troubles clear up at once. Sold by Wheeler's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Strandell
Sister Bay
Wis
Foley
Wheeler’s
Enforcement over Education in Traffic Safety Reform
H O Rounds argues for prioritizing enforcement to curb traffic deaths. He cites Detroit reductions, urges mass police led education, and endorses the Safety Responsibility Bill from the American Automobile Association. He warns that without enforcement laws remain ineffectual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Detroit
American Automobile Association
Oscoda County
Wayne County
Bill Jones
H. O. Rounds
The
Detroit Automobile Club
Mystery Canoe Drifts Beside River Raisin Since Fall
A bright red canoe tied to a grapevine on the River Raisin banks has remained moored near here since last fall. Reportedly packed with about a hundred traps and several paddles, it sees no use and no owner. The lone craft rests in shadow as locals speculate on its fate and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blissfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph H. Thompson, Inc
Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, Michigan
W. E. Dietzker
Saline
Michigan
Harl C. Michener
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Grover M Moscowitz
Brooklyn
Moscowitz
Congress
Andrew Somers
Dundee
General Motors
Chevrolet
Fisher
Coz
Phaet
Gabe
CG Landa
V. Cook & Son
Liberty Theatre
RED Hot
Reginald Denny
Alice Day
Tarzan the
Mighty
Mark
Wolverine
G. L. Parsons
Solvay
Solvay Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock
H. Gross & Sons
John Deere
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