Miss Electa Murray in Ann Arbor News
Central York reports Electa Murray employed in Ann Arbor. An eight pound son born to Mr and Mrs Frank Barbour on April 12. Mr and Mrs Samuel Gallagher and children of Detroit visited Joseph Sweeney. Hattie Murray visited son Parker Murray and family in Salem township. Electa Murray stayed with Marion Murray and wife in Superior township. Louis Kleizischmidt and daughters Florence and Doris of Lodi township called on Ger Allison and family. Dinner guests at Hattie Murray's included Marion Murray, Parker Murray, Henry Murray, Eleanor Walker, and Charlotte Gable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Murray
Ann Arbor
Frank Barbour
Samuel Gallagher
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Hattie Murray
Parker Murray
Salem Township
Marion Murray
Superior Township
Louis. Kleizischmidt
Florence
Doris
Lodi Township
High School News Highlights Read in SENCIR
The note covers varied classroom topics from American literature on Lowell to grammar misuses and bailments in commercial law. It mentions surprise tests, spring fever, and studies across English literature, history, science, and mathematics. Also reports a death in Saline township and a caution against reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sencir
John Burg
Lowell
Jewell
Grace Clara. Lambarth
John ‘Dryden
Kalider
Welk
France
John Schroen
Blue Eagles Take Lead In Bowling
The Blue Eagles surged ahead in the ladies bowling league by sweeping all three games against the Flying Clouds while the Tigers were swept by the A team. Mrs O Graf led with 398 total and a 142 high, and Mrs Harmon added 367 with 153 in the opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Eagles
Flying Clouds
Tigers
O. Graf
D. Westphal
UE Harmon
Rogers
Newspaper Rates and Classified Notice Policy
The notice outlines pricing for poetry and entertainments at five or six cents per line with a minimum charge, while obituaries and marriage notices are published free. It also states that personal or business interest content will be charged at regular rates.
Voters urged to weigh bond issue on April 30 referendum
The attorney general’s opinion on who may vote on the $37.8 million bond measure is transmitted to county election officials. Editorial argues voters should fairly consider the tax implications and distribution of funds, noting rural Michigan benefits and ongoing unemployment issues, urging independent judgment at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Secretary of State
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Michigan
Vermont
Brown
Jett Schind
Citiens
Icnia News
Wedding reception and social notes from local area
Scattered social items report gatherings at various homes including the Dunn and Par families, a visit by the Theurer and Kazmaier households, and a shower for Robert Dunn. Progressive euchre yielded high scores for Mrs. John Dicks and Jacob, with a dandy supper and generous gifts for newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Will Laeno
Milan
Harold Jewell
Karl Theurer
IME
John
Mbé
Wermsi Kazmaier
Ypsilanti
Robert Dunney
Aran Id
Karl-Theurer
Walter Wiedmayer
John Dicks
Jacob Gre
Weekend Visits and Relocation Notes Across Michigan
Macon Schuyler and Glenn Crittenden spent Sunday in Lansing. Several residents visited relatives in Toledo Homer Jackson Detroit Dearborn Adrian and Adrian. Harold Pettis and family moved from Sylvania to the William O Reiley tenant house. Mrs Frayer entertained friends for Ruth Randalls birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Glenn Crittenden
Lansing
R. C. Pennington
Toledo
Stanley Beal
Chelsea
A. J. Beal
Snday
Harold , Pettis
Sylvania
William
Detroit
Dearborn
Raymond
Hanover
Claud Hil
Lynfort S
Hudson
Mae Quackenbush
F. J. Day
J. W. Howell
Adrian
J. C. Howell
Gertrude Scudder
Maxine Bilis
Jesse Scudder
Franc Michels
B. L. Vollick
Ralph Michel
Nellie McClue
Wilma Briggs
Clare Camburn
BE. W. Payne
Byrom Rhoades
Cynthia Reeves
Ben Frayer
Ruth Randall
Hammond District Social Roundup and Weekend Guests
The Hammond district reports weekend visits and social events. Mr and Mrs Everett Gilbert hosted a miscellaneous shower with many gifts for the honored couple. Local guests included Mr and Mrs D I Holt Mrs Gregg and Mr Langhorn of Toledo and several Macon and Britfor residents attended gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watter-Laith
Monroe
Wis
George Needham
Higrold Hberte
Benteh Goan
Senneie Gorden
Gleason Speht
Dexter
Eye Wiener
Ae Gorad Foa
John Fayior
Fides
Suns
George
Clinton
Lloyd Catey
Willen -Collins
Macon
Rosé’ Gilmore
Britfor
BE. M. Gilbert
Milan Area Social Notes Highlight Transfers and Honors
West Mooreville visits unfold with Ann Arbor trips and Detroit weekend guests. Myrl Murray undergoes an operation in Ann Arbor. Local families relocate to farms near York church and Milan. Dora Mae Westfall named Milan High School valedictorian for 1934. Mooreville Ladies Aid raised 12.35 dollars at a recent supper. Proximity events include birthday gatherings near Holloway and Ohio visits to Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Goldsmith
Scott
Ann Arbor
Myrl Murray
Hospital
Beckman
York Church
Earl Bacon
Edward McCollum
Detroit
Lorna Rankin
John Wilmot
Dora Mae Westfall
Milan High School
Martha Soller
Pittsburgh
Clayton Braman
Arthur Conklin
Milan
Orie Canine
Mooreville
Loyal Kanitz
Arthur Kanitz
Holloway
Ralph Long
Harold Miller
JA. R. Atkins
Weston
Ohio
Donald Neff
Ghester Salsbury
Janet Deering
Empire
Guy ‘Zelust
C. D. Harmon
Annie Easlick
Vernon Picket
Sfien
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Ney
Central York
High School News
Charles Hertler
Saline Township
Germany
Johanna Guenther” Vertler
St. Jacob’s Church
Otto. Papsdorf
St. Jacob's Cemetery
Blue Eagles
Riga
Cattie
Victor
Uphaus
Schroen
St' Jine
Jean
Sco
Garrick Theatre
Mech
Lew Ayres
June Knight
Alice White
Colfeer Moore
Social Register
Robert Arrmstron
Ramon Navaro
Jeannette Mea
Tiges
Wisconsin
Saline
Jd Ods Ke Suyent Sae
Sae
Ee Gry Fig
Cunningham Drug Stores
Dexter and Webb
Cunningham Drug
Syour House
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison Co
Detroit Edison Company
National Editorial Association
Judd
Hammond
West Mooreville
Irtpee
Sherwin-Williams
Salute Mercantile Co
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