Local Social Roundup From Detroit To Adrian
George Reed of Detroit visited Sunday while Doris Bersuder and Mildred Schumacher returned home from Ann Arbor and Clinton respectively. Fred Walters came back from Detroit after a week away. The Bersuder sisters Helen and Rose attended the Saline chau tauqua, and Mr. and Mrs. Scheurer spent Sunday at Adrian with Frank Lame. Helen McGinn of Dexter came to help Maynard Kidd after an operation. Frank Riedel visited brother Joe in Ann Arbor, recovering from surgery. A lively game saw the married beat single men 82 to 9. The Bersuders and Marguerite Riedel joined relatives at the Faulhaber home in Manchester for weekend hosting. Virginia Westgate of Adrian, recently from California, visited with family. Several others shared meals and gatherings across local towns including Wampler Jake, with Edna Schellenberger and Amna Reiser joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Bersuder
Ann Arbor
Mildred Schumacher
Clinton
Fred Walters
Detroit
Helen Bersuder
Rose Breining
Charles Scheurer
Adrian
Frank Lame
Helen McGinn
Dexter
Maynard, Kidd
Frank Riedel
Joe Riedel
George Bersuder
Marguerite Rie
Del
Joe Faulhaber
Manchester
Joe Bersuder
Ralph Westgate
Virginia
California
Edna Schellenberger
Ermine Schellenberger
Amna Reiser
Dearborn
Wampler
Matharine Kechner
Emma Bersuder
Delia Reed
June
Helena Bersuder
Joseph and
Rudolph Bersuder
Christ, Sautter
Local Socials Followed by Weekend Visits Across Towns
Central York reports numerous visits across Ypsilanti Adrian Saline Milan and Bowling Green. Gerald Barnes visits Mr. and Mrs Frank Jackson. Dame Rogers stays with Wen dell Tower in Saline. families host outings and reunions. Chautauqua attendance noted and Judd school reunion planning underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Barnes
Ypsilanti
Mrs
Frank Jackson
Macon Community Notables and Family Visits Reported
A series of visits and social events across Macon and nearby towns recounts Mrs. J F Koebbe and Clarissa Prost visiting relatives, the Jones and Camburn families hosting kin from Seneca and Ypsilanti, and multiple travels between Grand Rapids Toledo and Ann Arbor. The funeral of Chester Rhodes is noted, and the marriage of Ella Collins to William Richmond is reported at Ellsworth Collins’ home with Rev A Cole officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Koebbe
John Jackson
Clarissa
Lorenz of
Nawnort
James. Jones
Joe Pence
Wampler Jake
Chester Rhodes
Jack Avery
Toledo
Macon
Arlo Russell
Ypsilanti
Elwin Camburn
William Morgan
Grand Rapids
Otto
Charles
Wilma Schoolmaster
Carleton
Jerome Travis
Milford
Chicago
Will
Sue Langds
E. W. Payne
Julia Payne
University Hospital
Emily Higgins
Melville Higgins
George Scdt
Waldron
Jesse Frost
Ina Rhodes
Ella Collins
William Richmond
Ellsworth Collins
A. Cole
Pep Fad In Modern Life Sparking Social Change
A reflective piece argues pep replaces dignity in work manners and church life. It laments noisy enthusiasm over quiet restraint and spots pep behind trends from jazz to sensationalism, noting its effects on youth discipline and public behavior. It cites H Ebert in a humor piece from snudeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep
Poisa
Charlie Chaglin
H. . Ebert
Social Roundabout in South Saline Neighborhood
South Saline residents report a weekend of visits and hosting. Numerous households, including Weach Collins, Taylor family, Kutler and Vealey families, entertain relatives and friends from nearby towns and states. Notable mentioned travelers include Adrian visitors, Indian anols Indiana guests, and Angelenos Gensler.
Warns of fraud in alfalfa seed
Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College warns farmers that alfalfa seed sold in Michigan is often adulterated with yellow trefoil seed. He urges buying native grown seed from the northwest and notes the Grimm Baltic and Cossack varieties are hardiest for Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
J. F. Cox
Farm Crops Department
Prof. Cox
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Quiet title action over Lot 366 Norris and Cross Additions
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court at Ann Arbor on August 1 1921 John B Culver and Minnie M Culver sue Shubal Conant Marcus Lane James Saunders Fannie A Saunders Wealthy S Hillis Lucinda Blodget Amos C Blodget Sarah S Blodget Julia S Blodget Harriet N Blodget Stephen S Hicks Rhoda Hicks Celestia E Vroman Ida F Vroman and their unknown heirs devisees and assigns to quiet title to Lot 366 Norris and Cross Additions to the Village now City of Ypsilanti and to require defendants to appear within four months with publication of notice in Saline Observer starting within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubal Conant
Marcus Lane
James Saunders
Fannie A. Saunders
Wealthy S. Hillis
Lucinda Blodget
Amos C. Blodget
Sarah S. Blodget
Julia S. Blodget
Harriet N. Blodget
Stephen S. Hicks
Rhoda Hicks
Celestia E. Vroman
Ida F. Eddy
Frank A.’Vroman
Lea N. Brown
Saline Observer
City of
Ypsilanti
County of Washitenaw
State of Michigan
Norris and
Cross
Willing Workers Meeting Plans August Picnic
The Willing Workers held its July gathering at Mrs. Daisy Galatian’s home with over thirty attending. Mrs. Osband of Ynsilanti spoke on The Mechanism of a Convention, and a picnic at Wampler Lake was set for August 18. The group adjourned to meet Mrs. Mattie Craig in September after roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Galatian
Osband
Ynsilanti
Wampler Lake
Mattie Craig
Rat-Snap Sale Promises Easy Rat Control
A local salesman touts RAT-SNAP as a simple solution after a man reports mixing poison failed and rats ignored meat and cheese. The ad claims rats can be drawn to break a cake laid where they scamper and disappear. Product comes in three sizes at 3c, 65c, and 1.25. Distributed by Wheeler Edward J Muir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buthill
Ac Wheeler
Edward
J. Muir
Critics duel over Adam and Eve alibi in Eden expulsion
The Kansas City Star notes critics have not surpassed the idea of Adam blaming Eve for expulsion from Eden. Across papers the columnists mock or lampoon moral frame and blame shifting with wry humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Eden
Kansas City Star
Answered. The way to nail a lie, Roger, is to pin your opponent down
The Boston Transcript quotes a correspondent advising that exposing deceit requires forcing the opponent to stick to facts. The line reflects a practical stance on truth and argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Boston Transcript
Put Up a Good Front to Attract Opportunity
A compact motivational note urges maintaining a confident appearance and positive demeanor to invite chances and new possibilities. It emphasizes how readiness and self-presentation can influence doors opening in work and life.
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Eos Aemareycy
Crepes
Walter
George Reed
Central York
Dame Rogers
Wendell Tower
Saline
George Bible
Frank Kelsey
Myris Rogers
Roy Rogers
Herbert Knerr
Monroe
Lewis Kerr
Alice Cook
Milan
Charles Obee
Abergeible
Judd School
William Richards
William Orr
Charles Tower
Marion Murray
Dixhore
Andrew Murray
Jacob Stecher
George Coe
Stecher
Bowling Green
Ohio
Aess
Ernest Camburn
Delbert Camburn
Seneca
Sue Camburn
Lamont Camburn
Walter Parker
Frank Thomas
Ivan, Snider
Elmer Camburn
Jennie Brrleson
Lilburn
Port Clinton
Ste
South
James Weach
Hversit Collins
James Taylor
Lake
Earl Kutler
Indiananols
Indiana
Arden Vealey
Leon Yeatsy
Helen Craig
Sam Craig
Chautauqua
Williams
William Easlick
John Kuder
Earl Kuder
Frank Sneyers
Willis
Ora Losee
Ellsworth
Wenit
Milton Dillon
Thurlow Vealey
Leon Vealey
C. F. Bacon
Hudson
Clarence Cornish
Joliet
Illinois
Henry Cornish
Alonzo Kutler
Frank Stilts
Donald
Clare Rhodes
Joseph Gensler
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry White
Hugh Craig
Gensler
Craig
M. A
State OF
Circuit Court
County of
Washtenaw
Chatcery
John B. Culver and
Minnie M. Cuulver
Visi
Georgh W. Sample
Jay G. Pray
Lee N. Brown
New York
Chemical Warfare Service
Paterson
N. J
Press-Guardian
Dallas News
Cupid
Venus
F.G. B
Fordson
Wiedman Auto Company
Noah
Nest
John Barleycorn
Weejee
Atiley
Lacckrr
Morrs‘Tosacco
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