Local social notes from Macon area visitors and reunions
William Morgan of Grand Rapids visits Macon relatives while Miss Marjorie Ladd and other locals host and visit kin in Britton Adrian Tecumseh and Toledo. Reunions at Lindsley school Camburn family and Henfershott celebrate with relatives from Kokomo Detroit Miamon Monticello and Dun Kirk. Events include visits by Ladd Hendershott and Coller households and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. Morgan
Grand Rapids
Macon
Marjorie Ladd
Britton
J. B. Smith
Mr. Smith
Adrian
P. K. Morgan
Crystal Lake
Abbie McClue
Jackson
Robert Hendershott
Alice Burleson
Toledo
Melville Higgins
Lindsley School
Lavern Camburn
Grove
Cora Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Guy Collins
Kutler
Sand Lake
John Ladd
Harold Hatch
Clinton
Howard Wigglesworth O
Detroit
Frank Ramchatl
Emma Day
Tecumseh
Delos Biddle
Wamplex's Lake
Donald Roby
Sam, Wood
Dunkirk
Bert Miller
Marion Harringtom
Frances. Mominee
Central Lods Births and Local Social Visits
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sweet on Tuesday. Perry Drake Bert Moore and Ed gar Drake visited Theodore Steward Sunday. Neighbors and relatives, including the Davensports and the Linds, spent Sunday with family members in town and at Lake Orion, Kalamazoo, and Ann Arbor. Several residents, including Mrs. Mary Grosshats and Mr. Fred Wagner, hosted gatherings and quilting circles, with many cordial calls and visits noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sweetland
Perry Drake
Bert Moore
Edgar Drake
Theodore Steward
Mars
Nell Davenport
Onn Kelsey
Guy Combs
Borothher
Ray Combs
Ferry Drake
Ann Arbor
Lucile Schaffer
Manchester
Fred Wagner
Ernest Mayer
Robert Moore
Mary Grosshats
Robert
Emanuel Alber
Albert. Hirth
Gustave Lindemann
Margaret Welters
Helen Moore
Minnie Hurd
Had
Jedele
Simron Kress
Lewis
Grange
Pleasant Jake
Gar Davenport
Clyde
Glenn Davenport
Som
Gerald
Ann
Arbor
Lake Orion
Paul Weinlander
Kalamazoo
Mooreville
Jeanetta Wilmot
Newport
Clinton Lewis
Berna L
Carl Bartels Spe
Wamppler’s Lake
Rolang Culver
Henry Bruckner
Ernest Greenfield
Lee Draper
Detroit
Canada
Theodore Josenhans
Herkermer
A. C. Forsythe
N. J. Lasky
Ohio
Mirs
Chester Hiberger
Mas
David Clark
St. Louis
Missouri
Frendershot
Tia
Robert Aymibruster
Fred Lewis
Trene
Paul
P. T. Johnston
Milan
Frank Stott
Jackson
M. Davenport
Frank Holcomb
Toledo
H. W. Gilman
J. Hendershot
Ila
Gus Goldsmith
Paul Lewis
Ypsilants
Mary Kamouse Moore
Louetta
Harmon
Hazeldine Goldsmith
Mary Przbysski
Jack Bowers
Europe
E. F. McMullen
C. D. Harmon
Louella
Annie Hislick
Saline
Aaron Westfall
Ann Martin
Fred Gauntlett
Helen
Fuller-Dexter
Lansing
Clyde Gauntlett
E. Hendershot
Harlan Holcomb
June Holcomb
Phyllis
Aristine Holcomb
Will Smith
Tecumseh
Jerome Suuires
Dorothy
Edgar Forsythe
Wiltrude
William Gauntlett
Milam
Agatha
Augusta Josenhans
Lemuel Goldsmith
Clinton
Zitella Goldsmith
Lynna
Leona. Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Jacob Stecher
John Gooding
S. Kleversaat
Mary Stierle
Arthur LeBaron
Mary Cobb
Mosreville
Leoni Kelsey
Charles Tower
Josephine van Houten
Marshall Camine
John. Gooding
Leona Kelsey
Josephine VanHouten
Chester Rogers
Guy Richards
Alger Allisom
Federated Church
Samuel Craig
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Ella. Glasier
Fargo
North Dakota
Drake
Edith Rouse
Carleton
Mary Murray
York Baptist Sunday School
S. Kleverson
Irving LeBaron
Nelson Davenpart
Lodi
Marshall Canine
Mooreville Community News Highlights Local Visits and Reunions
James Taylor on sick list as Mooreville bridge repairs proceed. Dozens of residents and relatives are noted visiting Kalamazoo Detroit Ann Arbor Toledo and Milan. The Mooreville school reunion drew about 200 former teachers and pupils with Milan band and planned next year’s date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teufel
Charles Booth
Elmer Hintz
John Taylor
Arlene
William Gibson
Wamplet’s Lake
Mooreville
Milan
Alta. Lawrence
Lee Draper
Beulah Draper
Alice Corde
D. P. McLachlan
Central York community notes show extensive social visits
The list records visits and gatherings around Leona Kelsey and Josephine Van Houten, with numerous relatives in Saline Detroit Fargo and Dixboro. It also notes a near fire at the Sweeney farm started by a cigarette stub and a neighbor’s quick response preventing larger loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gooding
Frank Holcomb
Toledo
H. W. Gilman
Beulah
Roy Richards
William Kelsey
B. &. Cook
Milan
Sweeney Farm
Gooding
Alger Allison
Local Social Roundup From South Saline
Miss Helen Craig spent Friday with Miss Jennie Burleson. John Collings of Macon spent the day with Mr and Mrs Alonzo Kudler. A Kuder reunion was held at Sandlake. Families from Ann Arbor Deerfield Tecumseh Toledo and Waldbridge Park joined activities and visits across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craig
Jennie Burleson
John Collings
Macon
Alonzo Kudler
Kuder
Sandlake
Charlies Smith
Ann Arbor
A. B. Goodrich
Delos Tubbert
Deerfield
William Gleason
Tecumseh
Mac Powell
Raymond Johnson
Helen
Donald, Roseos
Walter Craig
Carol Pierce
Waldbridge P’ark
Toledo
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