Local notices and social visits in Central York area
Central York reports Mrs. Alger Allison sick with asthma. Mary Murray spoke at Milan Baptist church. Mrs. George Arno and children visited from Hillsdale. Raymond Sweeney and friend Moore from Detroit stayed with his father Joseph Sweeney. Parker Murray and children visited Mrs. Hattie Murray and family from Northville. Mr. and Mrs. John Gooding attended Mooreville school reunion. Gooding taught there once. Mrs. William Kayman entertained her aunt Mayville and two Detroit ladies. York Baptist youths hosted an ice cream social at Mrs. Hattie Murray’s home. The Lansing State Journal has covered a co ed tree sitter in Lansing drawing spectators with telescopes and opera glasses, a spectacle noted with humor by the Brighton Argus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
Mary Murray
Milan Baptist Church
George Arno
Hillsdale
J. W. Dicks
Raymond Sweeney
Mr. Moore
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Parker Murray
Northville
Hattie Murray
John Gooding
Mooreville
Lansing State Journal
Lansing
Opera Glases
Brighton Argus
Weekend Visits and Showers Across Adrian and Dexter
South Saline reports multiple local visits and family gatherings. Donald Craig, Mrs Helen Pierce and others attended showers and spent time with relatives in Adrian Dexter and Dundee. Geraldine Kuder returned to Ford hospital duties after a month with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weifr
Elmer Roe
Ohio
Donald Craig
Helen Pierce
Adrian
Sam Craig
Hugh Craig
Edgar Hawkins
Floyd Cross
Ann Arbor
Albert Cross
Leota
Amos Luckhardt
George Steele
Dexter
Petersburg
Merie Cross
Britton
Herbert Gilman
Rosemary
Leota “Cross
Geraldine Kuder
Ford Hospital
Earl Kuder
Hilah Jean
Lida Stebbins
Dundee
Raymond Potts
Gene
Leota Cross
James Brooks
Viola Peatt
Chauncey Goodrich
Local Social Roundup From Pittsfield This Week
Miss Helen Harwood visits relatives while 4 H club members attend Pleasantlake rally. Fosdick district plans a school picnic Thursday. Families from Milan Saginaw Detroit Saline Clinton and Sharon visitations and church activities are noted along with a Pleasant Lake 4 H rally and Trinity church Ladies' Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harwood
Mary
Berttha Hertler
Dorothy
Lorena
Sylviia Hertler
Pleasantake
Fosdick
Albert Johnston
Ernest Johnston
Milan
George Wiedman
Will Harwood
Billy
Betty
Maurine
Oak Grove
F. W. Schoen
Wilfred
Saginaw
Howard
Stuart
Schoen’s
Muriel Wardwell
Saline
Elmer Johnston
Clinton
Norman Schoen
Detroit
Albert Rappenhagen
Ruth
George
Albert Heininger
Henry Hochrein
Clearlake
Local births and visits noted across Clinton Road community
Last week welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bredernitz. various relatives and friends visited or spent days with neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Chris Finkbeiner, Artis Heininger, Mrs. George Bondie, Miss Hilda Wahl, and families of Kalamazoo Detroit and Saline. Walter Graf is recovering from surgery at St Josephs Mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bredernitz
Chris. Finkbeiner
Jake
Artis Heininger
Matthew Seeger
George Bondie
Howell
Hilda Wahl
Karl #ertler
Ben. Rosebann
Kalamazoo
Chris, Braun
H. Co. Arend
Detroit
Fred Arend
Walter Graf
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Clarence Zeeb
L Linwood
California
Chris. Braun
Gottlob Bauknecht
Fred Nissley
Bridgewater
William Burkhardt
Jacob Burkhardt
Saline
John Finkbeiner
Central Lods Social Notes and Local Sales
Gertrude Kilts hosted Miss Charlotte Kalmbach last Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Kilts visited cousin Gertie Dake. Theodore Steward hosted visits from Mr. Orrin Drake and family. David Hudson and children spent time with his mother in Cheboygan. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bruckner of Ann Arbor visited Edgar Drake and daughter Gertie. Mrs. Bert Moore and Gertrude Kitts called on Mrs. Anna Lambarth and Mrs. Ernest Schaible. Fred Kalmbach attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs. George Schneider. Mrs. Ralph West and Mary Drake of Detroit joined the Winekoffs for a Sunday visit. War Sale offers two good work horses with cash sales only. Saline Mercantile Company phone 141-F22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Kilts
Charlotte Kalmbach
Martha Kilts
Gertie Dake
Orrin Drake
Theodore Steward
David Hudson
Cheboygan
Jacob Bruckner
Ann Arbor
Edgar Drake
Gertie
Bert Moore
Gertrude Kitts
Anna Lambarth
Ernest Schaible
Fred Kalmbach
George Schneider
Ralph West
Mary Drake
Detroit
William Winekoff
Community Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Reunions
Macon residents visit relatives in Jackson Detroit Swanton and Erie while others plan trips to Butler Pennsylvania and Waldbridge Park The Lindsley school reunion is set for August 2 with neighbors and kin from Buenos Aires Argentina Jackson Lansing Detroit Ann Arbor Clinton Ridgeway and Blissfield attend various family gatherings across Michigan and nearby states
Drivers Must Register Change in Address Under New Law
A new automobile license rule requires drivers to register address changes by presenting the license to the local examining officer for update. Do not mail licenses to the Department of State or alter them yourself. Replacements for licenses issued before 1925 must occur by November 1 1931 to avoid a lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Dairy Exhibit Shows Journey From Cow To Customer
The state fair exhibit at Detroit by Michigan State College will trace milk from udder to doorstep. It explains production, handling, quality standards, feeds, cow selection, plant processing, and family kitchen uses. Also notes milk and dairy product appeal for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Detroit
Michiigan State College
Boards of Health
Home Economics Department
College
Local Socials and Fire Report from Brighton Area
The Brighton area reports Sunday visits from families in Detroit Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Milan. A marriage occurred at the Milan Baptist parsonage Anna Parke and Edward Onago. The Mooreville school reunion drew a large crowd with officers elected. A disastrous fire at Louis Herbst farm near Brighton destroyed a barn sheds tools and grain and damaged silos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Goldsmith
Zitella Goldsmith
Detroit
Ernest Dieterle
Ann Arbor
Aaron Westfall
Gus Grams
Ypsilanti
Clinton McMullen
Tseyer Hospital
William Newcomb
Caroline
David Newcomb
Milan
Emmett Hendershot
Harold MacLachlan
Frank Gilman
H. W. Gilman
Doris
Anna Parke
Edward Onago
Baptist Parsonage
Donald Sanford
Louis Herbst
Chilson Road
Brighton
Brighton Argus
Local Social Roundup Spends Weekend Across Towns
A dense list of visits and gatherings unfolds across Rothbury Milford Ann Arbor Detroit and Tecumseh as residents including E M Gilbert Harold Eberly and many families share meals and meet kin. Notable mentions include Mrs Mary Hewitt from London Ont and Parker reunion at Macon with multiple households visiting. Reading the Liners every week is a good habit to form.
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Central York
GL. Parsons
South Saline
Pittsfield
Clinton Road
Lods
Saline Mercantile Company
Macon
John McCann O
Byron Rhoades
I. E. Spitler
Butler, Penn
B. F. Pennington
Jackson
Fred Healey
Mable.Trout
Findlay, O
Merle Trout
BE. W. Payne
Joeanne
June Spitler
Mary Briggs
Will Harring
Clara Hendershot
Jack
Joyce Pennington
B. D. Hammond
Anna O’reilly
Will O'Reilly
Swanton
Ralph Halladay
Delta
Rush Olinger
Elsworth Collins
Tecumseh
Clarence Hall
Lindsley School
Grove
Carl McClue
Gretchen Hybarger
Waldbridge Park
Weston
David Loar
Blissfield
David Hicks
Page- Parker
Etta Thomas
Buenos Aires
Argentine
Ridgeway
Cassius
Mills
John Ladd
J. W. Coller
Harl Hendershot
Frank Day
M Hendershot
Battle Creek
Pat O’brien
Iron River Reporter
Main Street
Pat
Iron Country
Tonia
Milwaukee
New Jersey
Sammond District
E. M. Gilbert
Rothbury
Milford
Ruddock
Everett
Clair Gilbert
Harold Eberly
Vernon
Earl ‘Rowe
Hollis
Waynard
Carr
Mary Hewitt
London
Ont
John Rowe
Theo Caplinger
Walter Gordon
Andrew Girbach
Ralph Hammond
Lewis
Hovey Needham
Ray Gilmore
Herbert Gilmore
Rose Mary
Wesley Pennington
Allen Collins
Hazel Horton
Haye Marie
George Eberle
Kenneth Gordon
Horton
Faye Marie
Glenn Gordon
Nora
David
Clarke
Glennis
David Gordon
Wyman Peters
Collins
Ellsworth Collins
Ets
Chevrolet
Ceoromy
Tong Life
Flint, Mich
Chevro
Geo. W. Cook & Son
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