Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Gatherings in Hammond
The column lists residents visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns including Hollis Carr, Genevieve Gilbert, Lily Gilbert, and many more. A health lecture on Infectious Diseases will be given at Mrs. Minnie Hammond's home Friday at 1 30 pm urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Scudder
Hollis Carr
Genevieve Gilbert
Lily Gilbert
George Needham
Morenci
Raymond Girbach
Pontiac
Andrew Girbach
Ernest
Hazel Horton
Kenneth Gordon
Frank Anderson
Mooreville
Everett Gilbert
Faye Marie Horton
Julia Gordon
Harold Hammond
George McTaggart
Joan Willsman
J. Forsythe
E. J. Forsythe
Diantha Gauntlett
C. W. Gauntlett
Ridge Road
William Gotts
Dolores
Detroit
Ernest Deem
Leonard
R. G. Deem
Glenn Gordon
Frank Pulver
Frances
Bud
Dundee
Mary Mather
Monroe
Walter Gordon
E. O. Stimpson
Donald Stimpson
Sue Ann
Owosso
Mable Vaness
Robert
Minnie Hammond
Local Notes From Ann Arbor and Nearby Towns
Mrs Fucss visits relatives in Ann Arbor. Mrs Simmons hosts Miss Morey of Ypsilanti. Mr Zick makes home improvements on Monroe Street. Frank Rose attends Garner Roses funeral in Haton Rapids. Mrs Rentsecler of Detroit visits friends here. Families Jordan and Fucss visit Jackson. Mrs Collins and two children visit her parents C H Carven from Tuesday to Sunday. William Walker farm east of town sells to a Detroit buyer. Misses Wealthy and Lottie Wallace return home after caregiving. Mrs Blaess dies at her son Max’s home April 20. Mrs Lehman spends few days with friends. they return to Royal Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fucss
Ann Arbor
K. B Simmons
Jennie Morey
Ypsilanti
Zick
Monroe Street
Frank Rose
Garner Rose
Haton Rapids
Katherine Rentsecler
Detroit
C. A. Jordan
Martin Fucss
Jackson
Everett Collins
Macon
C. H. Carven
William Walker
Kennedy
Wealthy
Lottie Wallace
Katherine Blaess
Max
G. A. Lehman
Lehman
Royal Oak
Thirty Years Ago Marriage and Local Happenings
Fred Hartmann and Miss Nellie Haines wed on a Wednesday. Cassie Witherspoon of Ypsilanti visits John Gillen and family. Mary Schleh of Plymouth guests at her aunt Mrs John Schleh. W R Stierle and Dr Sanford repaint interior of his store. Mr and Mrs A G Wood plan move to Mrs Woelper's house next week. A Baptist church supper earns about fifteen dollars despite rain. BY H Nissly store sees 51 crates or 1530 dozens eyes sold over two days. Roy Bixby to marry Miss Bessie M Bramwell in Toledo this afternoon. They will reside with his parents south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartmann
Nellie Haines
Cassie Witherspoon
Ypsilanti
John Gillen
Mary Schleh
Plymouth
John Schleh
W.R. Stierle
Dr. Sanford
A. G. Wood
Mrs. Woelper
Toledo
Roy Bixby
Saline
Bessie M. Bramwell
Faster music fills Presbyterian service pleasing crowd
The Faster music at the Presbyterian church under A F Clark drew a large congregation. The morning choir of twenty voiced three anthems. A duet by Ruth Gillen and Hida Clark pleased listeners and signals promise in the young singers. Muriel Webb of Ypsilanti assisted with solo and duet with Mr Clark much appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A .F. Clark
Ruth Gillen
Hida Clark
Muriel Webb
Ypsilanti
Clark
Local Social Notes Feature Neighbors Visits and Illness
Central York Mrs. Rudolph Hertler and son David on sick list. John Gooding guest at Ernsts for dinner. Rausers of Ann Arbor visited Bailey home. Mrs. B R Wilson of Saline called on Alger Allison family. John Gooding spent time with Gilman family near Mooreville. Marie Bird and Allen Hertler back at Oak Grove school after illness. Ypsilanti visitors and multiple calls among Gooding, Johnson, Bailey, and Shaw families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hertler
David
John Gooding
Lewis Ernst
Raymond Rauser
Ann Arbor
Bailey Home
R. Wilson
Saline
Alger Allison
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
Marie Bird
Allen Hertler
Oak Grove School
Tracy” ‘LeBaron
Ypsilanti
Max Richards
Belleville
Leslie Bailey
Edith Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Ione Bailey
Saline Township
David Alison
James Crittenden
Anna Shaw
Federated Church Notes Service Schedule and Choir
Federated Church announces 10 a m worship with special music and Sunday school at 41:15 led by S Y Cotton, with John Burg and Charles Collins assisting and Edna Aprill at piano. Evening program at 6 30 features youth groups and the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society leading the 7 30 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Y. Cotton
John Burg
Charles Collins
Edna Aprill
Eivelyn Ernst
Tileen Martin
Merritt Martin
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
St John's Lutheran Church Bridgewater notice
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone is invited to attend at St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater Pastor M C Phillipp invites the community to join weekly services and Sunday school
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
M. C. Phillipp
Local Families Gather in Weekend Visits and Narrow Escape
Central Lodi notes show the Moore, Amés, Williams, Grosshans, Braun, Birkle, Steward, Dresch and Kalmbach families visiting relatives in nearby towns including Ann Arbor and Windsor. John Williams escaped injury Friday when his manure-drawing team ran away, throwing him from the front end but leaving him unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Manor
Norman
Walter Moore
Bert,Moore
George Amés
John Williams
Walter Grosshans
Ann Arbor
M.F. Grosshans
Carl Braun
William Birkle
Platt
Jacob l
Carrie Birkle
Bert Moore
Theodore Steward
Orin Drake
Philip Dresch
Windsor
Canada
Fred Kalmbach
Fred. Kalmbach
William Kinsley
Saline
Notice of Hearing on Estate Claims Washtenaw Michigan
The Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor announces that four months from April 8 1936 are allowed for creditors to file claims against the estate of Adam Klumpp deceased. Claims must be presented by August 12 1936 and will be heard June 18 1936 and August 12 1936 at ten o clock. Judge Jay G Pray presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Adam Klumpp
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Clean fields deter corn borer spread, Michigan study finds
Michigan State College researchers led by C B Dibble show clean tilled fields reduce corn borer survival. Discing before sowing raises infestation risk by sheltering borers in surface cornstalks and refuse. In clean fields, borers surface and perish or are eaten by predators, while two surviving borers can start a 100-strong population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
C. B. Dibble
Mr. Dibble
Methodist Church Notes and Local Notices
Morning worship at 10 with Never Failing Faith and 7 30 evening service on A Hid ing Place. Wednesday prayer at 7 30. Thursday choir meeting. Observer Liners offered. James B Haskins longtime publisher named director of the state building and loan division by Secretary Atwood succeeding Coleman C Vaughan. Grant H Longenecker and Harborman named deputies in the division. Good morning have you read the Liner ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Ape
James B. Haskins
Howard City Record
Department of State
Orville B. Atwood
Coleman C. Vaughan
Grant H. Longenecker
Benton
Harborman
Ioan Field
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Sim. R. Wilson
Saline, Mich
Hammond District
Central York
Federated Church Notes
C. B. Kircher, D. D
Fisher
General Motors
Ortving
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Mich
Fortress of Safety
Flint
Cook Motor Sales
Lodi
Tanner's Store
Stalks Harbor
Methodist
Bert Ede
Ares
the Saline Bakery
Dr. Hess
Saline, Michigan
Detroit Edison
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