Local social notes from Grass Lake and surrounding towns
Mrs. Helen Watkins visits Mrs. McBride in Grass Lake while Hazel Fucss visits Lansing relatives. St Pauls Auxiliary picnics at Sand Lake. baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Lance Rogers. Various travels, visits, and gatherings across Battle Creek, Jackson, Plymouth, Ann Arbor and Detroit. police roundups. church activities and con- ferences announced. Stockbridge homecoming planned. Sandlake bridge party with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Watkins
Grass Lake
McBride
Hazel Fucss
Lauren Schleh
Lansing
St. Paul’s Church
Sand Lake
Lance Rogers
Ralph Hunt
Ray
Leor Peck
Battle Creek
Fred Pierce
Pittsburg
Minnie Ruckman
Alton
Hagen
Jackson
Mamie Schrader
A& T
Lewis Ernst
Mary Moore
Wolf Point
Montana
E. L. Cramer
Michigan Department of the American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary
Macomb County
Leo Westphal
Observer
Stockbridge
Mark Sugden
George Winkle
Alwin Burkhardt
Sandlake
Clark’s Lake
Donald Burkhart
Cc. W. Ward
Thirty Years Ago Moves and New Homes In Town
Prof Tooze moves into the G. W. Barr house while J A Klein lays a 12 inch sewer on his front. New houses surge as Leonard Bassett, George Nissly, C H Carven, C H Conklin, John Gates and A J Warren begin homes along Main Street and Adrian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooze
G. W. Barr
J. A. Klein
Julius Bredernitz
S. H. Moore
Will Callum
Elizabeth Burrow
George Burrow
Mike Wackenhut
Myrtle Bordine
Dr. Kuhl
Mattie” Schaffer
Ola. Donaldson
Whitmore Lake
Root
Don Richards
Luella Nissly
S. T. Fairbank
Gus Binder
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Leonard Bassett
East Main Street
George J. Nissly
C. H. Carven
Adrian Street
C. H. Conklin
John Gates
A. J. Warren
Fifteen Years Ago Personal Notes and Deaths
Fifteen years ago Miss Anna Jewett entertained Mr and Mrs DeVere Blackmer of Milan Sunday. Mrs Edward Henne celebrated their first wedding anniversary on Sunday. Miss Agnes Fish of Cherokee Iowa is visiting her aunt Mrs Cynthia Fish. Mr and Mrs George Cressy and Son of Chicago are spending the week with his mother and family. Mrs Harriet Kimball of Detroit is visiting her brother Aaron Howard. Mr and Mrs William Martin entertained her cousin Grant Livermore and family of Marietta Ohio last week. Joseph Barnes and family moved to Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs C H Miller and sons George and Arthur spent Wednesday in Detroit. Mrs William Marken returned from Bearlake. Gottlieb C Mann, in failing health, died Sunday aged 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jewett
Marietta
Ohio
Joseph Barnes
Ypsilanti
C. H. Miller
George and
Arthur
Detroit
William Marken
Bearlake
Gottlieb C. Mann
Hitchhike Robbery Ends In Escape With Cash
Maness, a West Virginia driver, picked up a college student hitchhiker near Kalamazoo who paid for gas. The pair discussed cabbage and Kings as the student claimed Detroit work plans. The robber produced a revolver, took $68, and fled, leaving Maness with $3. Kinney, former Howell dealer, vanished amid tangled finances and a receiver appointed by the U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Maness
Roncevert
W. Va
Kalamazoo
Maness
Detroit
Battle Creek
Marshall
Albion
Chelsea
Fair Grounds
I. G Kinney
Chevrolet
Howell
United States District Court
I. C. Kinney
Brighton Argus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Wisconsin
Kelloge
Trueworth
Castile
Kirk
Kirk’s
Austin White
Mayler
Hester Peterhaus
Plymouth
Maree Burkhart
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Hsther Peterhans
Mahler
Joe Wood
Billings
George Seeger
Henry Schroer
G. C. Taylor
Genevieve
Frank Rose
Ruth
Taylor
Manchester Union
M. HE
Daniel Hall
Hawin
Joline
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Post Office Department
England
J. B. Wallace
Cleveland
Jacob Fucss
Josenhans
Rothfuss
Blissfield
Louise Schroen
Clara
John Arthur
Claude Strowbridge
Pittsburgh
Uggs
Ann Arbor Tribune
Five Point Staroline Gasoline Station
Chris Volz
White Star
Liberty Theatre
Madge Bellamy
Don Terry
Mickey McGuire
Mickey
Shadows of the Night
Flash
The
Wonder Dog
Collegians
Westside Garage
Standard
John Dicks
Bert Gillen
John Deere
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