Central York Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Guy Richards visited Ypsilanti on Wednesday while Mrs. Fred Cook of Louisiana stayed at the Cook home. Mrs. John Gooding spent time with relatives in Stony Creek and Milan. Others listed include Mr. and Mrs. Alger Aldison and son near Milan, Clesson Sanderson with grandmother Mrs. Anna Kelsey, and visits involving Mrs. Frances Lucha and families in Detroit and Camp Grayling, plus Gear family from Detroit and Chicago visiting cousins in Milan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Richards
Ypsilanti
Fred Cook
Louisiana
Cook Home
John Gooding
Irving LeBaron
Alger Allison
Helen Gooding
Stony ‘Creek
William Dell
Stony Creek
Frances Lucha
Detroit
Jacob Stecher
Camp Grayling
Alger Aldison and Son
William Schoslmester
Milan
Glenn Gear
Leon Gear
Chicago
Tcousins
Anha Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Holstein Breeders to Hold Field Day at Homer Farm
The Michigan Holstein Breeders Association will hold its fourth annual summer field day on July 19 at Likebeck Farms in Homer. J. G. Hays forwarded the notice, with Prof. O. K. Reed, head of the college dairy department, as speaker. The program includes games and contests for all ages and prizes, plus a noon picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Holstein Frigsion Association
Likebeck Farms
Homer
M.S
J. G. Hays
KE. Reed
College
Market Report Prices for Grains and Livestock
Wheat sells at 1.25 per bushel oats 0.35 per bushel corn 0.85 per bushel calves range 10 to 12 cents per hundredweight hogs 12 to 13 cents per pound begs 0.28 per dozen
SOUTH SALINE VISITOR NOTES AND FAMILY GATHERINGS
Local social roundup lists B I Collins family visiting Detroit and Frank Stilts family in Ypsilanti. Several residents hosted or joined visitors from Adrian Toledo Cleveland and Sylvania. Attendees include Craig Goodrich Bastick Pierce and others visiting in Big Silver Lake Sylvania and nearby areas.
West Saline Community Notes on Local Visits
Mrs. Carl Hertler Arend and Milan visitors spent several days with relatives. Families from Bridgewater and Mooie ville joined Mr. and Mrs. Guenther at Mooieville. Miss Gertrude Hertler of Ann Arbor visits her parents in the area. Mrs. Alfred Young heads to Ottawa Illinois with daughters Zella and Marjorie to visit a sister. Fred Arend’s visitors include William Day family and others, while John Fink Beiner’s home hosts Herman Wackenhut Layher and Arend families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hertel
Guenther
Mooieville
Gertrude
Hertler
Ann
Archor
Charles Hertler
Alfred Young
Zella
Marjorie
Jett
Ottawa
Illinois
Fred Arend
William Day
Pauline
Loretta
Mary Catherine
Mabel
Katherine Twrence
James Collins
Guy Teufel
Milan
John Finkbeiner
Herman Wackenhut
Jake Layher
Bridgewater
Jaick
Julia Gordon
Y Walter Pittman
Clarence Carr
Genevieve Dunn
Ann Arbor
Clara Dunn
Lulu Livernois
Wayne
Harry Rhoades
Toledo
Elmira Rhoades
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and News
Hammond District notes show Mrs. Mable Needham on sick list while families and relatives visit across Wayne Carleton and Milan. Many travels include Detroit and Indianapolis trips with picnics at Wampler's Lake. Brighton Argus reports a Genoa Pardee Lake fishing record with three pike and three bass totaling about fifty pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Royston
Genoa
Ernest J. Hall
Howell
Pardee Lake
Brighton Argus
Local notices from West Mooreville and Dundee events
Neighborhood updates show attendees visiting kin and traveling to Dundee for a fatal road accident near noon Saturday. Obituary notes honor Mrs Anna Easlick at age 82 with services in Dundee and burial at Macon cemetery.
Bend District School Reunion Announces Pot Luck Night
The Bend District school reunion will be held on Thursday August 19 with pot luck dinners and music by the Saline band. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Saline
Stopping milk flow by reducing grain and milking
The guide advises drying cows by cutting grain and milking frequency gradually. Start by skipping one milking, then five, then three, until output drops to a few pounds. Monitor udders for soreness and adjust feed to non leguminous hay if needed for persistent milkers.
Kiddies to Play at State Fair in New Play Field
Detroit August 10 Children visiting the State fair next month will find a dedicated kiddies playground at the north end of the grounds. Teeter totter and shoot the chutes will be among equipment installed under supervision. The play field is set to be finished by September first and Tuesday September no. Children day is set aside during the fair week. Nearly 500 older children will compete for state honors as boys and girls club champions housed in the old women’s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mnother
State's perfect baby will be found at fair
Michigan's most perfect baby will be named at the Michigan State fair next month. Contest entrants aged one to three will be organized into rural, small town, and larger city classes, with special divisions for twins and triplets. The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome serves as an information clearinghouse for 90 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
The
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
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Central York
Wirt. LeBaron
Clesson Sanderson
Near Whittaker
Anna Kelsey
Hattie Murray
Dan Murray
Ridge Road
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Mary Murray
Marion Murray
Superior Township
South Saline
B. I. Collins
Frank Stilts
Fred ‘Teufel
Doris
Adrian
S. Kleversant
Hugh Craig
A. L Dalzell
We Stong
Ohio
Margaret
Panp
Viola Graham
Madge, Garrett
Sam Craig
B i Colling
Clarerice Needham
Ralph. Hazelwood and Son
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Willian Bastick
A. S. Johnston
S. Wieversaat
Hugh, Craig
G. R. Pierce
Helen Jean
Maud Goodrich
Chauncy
West Saline
Carl Hertler
Mrs." S
Mrs
Chris
Hammond District
Mable Needham
Helen Deem
Mary Zink
Carleton
Elmer Eberle
Kenneth Gordon
Ray Frisbee and Son
Wilbur Cornish
R. J. Dunn
Louis Zink
J. N. Lewis
Ralph Hammond
Etta Williamson
Pontiac
Edna Craig
Bertie Gordon
Bernice Collins
Camp Birket
Ellen Heininger
Irene Deem
Nora
Gordon
Ella Monroe
Marion Girbach
Glenn Gordon
A. W. Lewis
Baby
Idianapolis, Indiana
Jesse Walker
Walkerville
Ernest Gleason
Deerfield
Carl Bartels
Otto Hanson
N. J. Easton
A. B. Liams
BE. M. Gilbert
Wampler’s Lake
West Mooreville
John Teufel
Cat
Bartels and Son
Delmer
Wamapler’s Lake
Maurita
Carter
Port Pullen
Dexter
Zitella
Goldsmith
Sandusky
Vermillion, Ohio
O. J. McBride
Dundee
Helen Gauntlett
Kalamazoo
Caroline Ross
Cleveland
A. J. Turner
Agatha
Augusta Josenshans
Inlaw
C. C. McBride
Anna Easlick
Gus Goldsmith
Easlick
Robert Baslick
C. D. Harmon
the Ridge
Richard Putnam
James Updyke
Tecumseh
J. H. Davis
Serah Denton
Macon
Walper Furniture Company
Dollar Athletic Union
Men’s Nunn
Bush
W. & S. Toggery Shop
S. Main ST
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