Local social notes from the Central York area
Mrs. Andrew Murray and family attend a shower for Jacob Murray near Milan. Delegates from York Baptist church, including Mary and Carleton Murray, attend the Ann Arbor Sunday school conference with about 200 youths present. Garment Making club and combined handicraft club exhibits showcased work from Oakgrove Tamarack and Townline schools with prizes awarded and a brief address by R A Turner. Moving pictures and school programs highlighted the Tamarack and Oakgrove events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Carleton Murray
Milford Canine
Daisy Finch
Gwendolyn
Russell Richards
York Baptist Church
Ann Arbor
Carleton
Murray
University Hall
Townline
Oakgrove
Tamarack
Mildred Richards
Clara Alber
Wanty
Jennie Miller
Oaikgrove
R. A. Turner
Tamarack School
Oakgrove School
South Saline Notes On Births and Local Visits
Born April 3 to Mr and Mrs A J Dalzell a baby boy. Miss Helen Craig ill with tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Cassick. Mrs Raymond Johnson and sss Mac Donald and Ronald visited Mrs Hugh Craig. Charles Collings stayed with grandparents C H Carven in Saline. Raymond Johnson and sons and Carol Price visited Friday with Albert Cross family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craig
Albert Johnson
William
Cassick
Raymond Johnson
Mac, Donald and
Ronald
Hugh Craig
Charles Collings
Mrs. C. H. Carven
Saline
Carol Price
Albert Cross
Local Social Notes and Township School Talk
Mr and Mrs John Gooding visited Mr and Mrs Frank Kelsey. Mr and Mrs Walter Armbruster attended a dance in Saline. Dollar Day in Ypsilanti drew strong regional turnout. York Township in Washtenaw was fully tested for tubercular cattle. Mr and Mrs Lee Shinler moved from Urania to Samuel Boyd farm in Saline Township. Charles and Eckhardt Schroen of Ann Arbor visited John Schroen on the townline road. Mrs J A Steere and daughter Helen and Mrs G L Michaud and daughter Jeane of Ann Arbor visited Mrs W Campbell. Augusta township will decide in May on a consolidated school with debates on agriculture and rural schooling benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gooding
Frank Kelsey
Walter Armbruster
Saline
York
Washtenaw County
Lee Shinler
Urania
Samuel Boyd
Saline Township
Charles and Eckhardt Schroen
Ann, Arbor
Johm Schroen
Townline
Augusta
Local social and personal news from Macon area
Macon notes list moves births visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Hart McCollum relocate to Detroit Floyd Miller moves to Jackson Leland Graf goes to Detroit for work Miss Ethel Randall works in Tecumseh telephones Leland Randall joins Tri State league in Muskegon Mrs Day hosts Clinton visitors Frank Randall family visits Birmingham and Adrian guests attend birthday supper and church social plans for April 24 at the MHE church encourage community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart McCollum
Detroit
Floyd, Miller
Jackson
Leland Graf
Ethel Randall
Tecumseh
Leland Randall
Muskegonm
Sturgis student Cavin found dead amid missing boy search
John Cavin a 14 year old Sturgis high school golf champion and cheerleader was found dead in an abandoned shack after a five day search by 800 volunteers. A .32 revolver lay beside the body suggesting suicide. Sheriff Atchinson cast doubt on Ku Klux Klan activity in Onondaga Township and said a warning note to farmer Jewell Hyde read by boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavin
Klingerake
Sturgis High School
Cavin
Claude Atchinson
Mason
Ku Klux Klan
Onondaga Township
Jewell Hyde
Hyde
Local Social Notes From Bridgewater And Nearby
Sunday visits link Bridgewater residents to Adrian Freecom and Deerfield. A baby boy born Friday April 13 brings joy to Mr and Mrs C F Schearer. Eugene Betz injures left hand while working on a car. Miss Thelmas Gruner starts a position with the Michigan State Telephone Company in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boettner
Lawrene
Deerfield
Harry Walters
Eugene Betz
Thelmas Gruner
Michigan State Telephone Company
Ann Arbor
Wonders of America The Caverns of Luray
The article extols Luray Caverns in Virginia as a marvel of natural architecture with vast chambers, organ like chimes, brilliant electric lighting, and a cool 54 degree atmosphere. It notes the cave’s dramatic formations and attracts scientists and tourists alike. It ends with a humorous aside about politicians and public praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Shenandoah River
Virginia
Blue Ridge Range
Cave Hill
Luray Caverns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central York
Andrew Murray
Fred Richards
Nyp
Epes
Kelsey
Daniel Holcomb
Milan
Frank Jackson
Beatrice Schroen
Mildred
Richards
Bestrice Schreen
Mildred Siheldon
Oscar Klumpp
Clyde Matthews
William Rainey
Edd. Miller
Charles Johnson Farm
Ypsilanti
Mr. Miller
Saubter
Guy Richards
A. R. Murray
Arthur Boatwright
Hleda Murray
Jacob Murray
Edwin Murray
South Saline
Mr. and
Mirs
A. J. Dalzell
York-Pittsfield
Yorsilamti
J. A. Steere
Hélen
G. L. Michaud
Jeane
W. Campbell
Macon
Frank Day
Will Service
Clinton
Melvilla Higgins
Hudson
Higgins
Adrian
John Frost
Jesse Frost
Delos Biddle
Charlie
Ross Biddle
L. W. Coller
Miss Place
Leland Hatch
Dearborn
George Colins
Frank Randall
Birmingham
Stanley Ford
John Howell
Sumner and
Edwin
E. W. Payne
Dimmer
Julia Payne
George Snauble
B. S. Scudder
Hustis
Florida
M. E. Sunday School
Ray Gilmore
M. H E
Five Mile
Bridgewater
Charles Breining
Freecom
William Breining
L. A. Blake
Minerva Blake
Annn Arbor
Leo Gruner
Margaret and
Katherine Schaible
Rose Breining
Wonders OF America
T.T. Maxey
Western Newspaper Union
Goodyear
Wiedman Auto Co
Tetpoor
Wong
Dvafpoor Sy
McCormick
Deering
International Harvester
Oase
Heininger
H. C
Buick
T. E. Schaible
Coupe
Michigan
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