Ann Arbor Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported
Central York notes show Miss Hleda and Ralph Murray visiting Ann Arbor. Several families from Syine Adrian Ypsilanti Mooreville and local towns host or visit relatives including Richards Godling Murray and Gooding. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cornish and Mrs Minnie Cister and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hleda
Ralph Murray
Annn Arbor
Orlow
Syine
Fred Richards
Fitzak Kelsey
Rachel
Jean. LeBaron
William ‘Sadler
Ypsilanti Township
Guy Richards
Chates Chee
Donald
Byron Ghee
Adrian
George Bible
Beulah
Roy Richards
Iflan
John Godling
Wilbur Cornish
Minnie ‘Cister
Kleversant
Samuel Craig
Henry Murray
Dan Murray
Lake Ridge
Myr Murray
Mooreville
Mr. Allison
David" Allirns
Elizabeth Linn
Teetniseh
Local visits and family events in Wayne and nearby towns
Subd district notes Wayne visitor David Hanser on Monday. Mr and Mrs George Theurer visited Ypsilanti on Wednesday. Frances Seitz has been visiting W J LeBaron and family. Pearl Steinman of Monroe spent last Tuesday with Plarrie Richards. Frank Acton moved into a house vacated by Daniel Bayha. Daphene Richards and Don Richards were in Ann Arbor on Monday for business. Leoia Richards returned home Thursday and attended the Judd reunion on Friday. Madison Gray returned to Ann Arbor Sunday after a week with Clifford Richards. Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers and Mr and Mrs William McKendery attended the funeral of the latter's sister in Dundee Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hanser
Wayne
George Theurer
Ypsilanti
Frances Seitz
W. J. LeBaron
Pearl Steinman
Monroe
Plarrie Richards
Frank Acton
Daniel Bayha
Daphene Richards
Don Riichards
Ann Arbor
Leoia Richards
Judd
Madison Gray
Clifford Richards
Reuben Rogers
William McKendery
Dundee
Central Lods Social Roundup Touches Nearby Towns
Helen Moore and Margaret Welter visit Lois Manor on Saturday. Bert Moore and family spend Sunday with Delhi friends. Helen Moore stays with Arba Hurd family last week. Fred Mayer and baby attend Mayer reunion at Ernest Hirth home. Ray Steward and children visit Theodore Stewed and Clyde Davenport families in Ann Arbor and Lodi. N C Davenport hosts visitors Frank Kelsey and Frank Buck from Detroit. Gar Davenport and Clyde Davenport visit N Davis family Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moore
Margaret Welter
Lois Manor
Bert Moore
Delhi
Arba Hurd
Fred Mayer
Baby
Mayer
Ernnest Hirth
Ray Steward
Orrin Drake
Ann Arbor
Theodore
Gar Davenport
Clyde
An Arbor
N. C. Davenport
Lodi
Frank Kelsey
Frank’ Buck
Detroit
Fred Schmid
Saline
Gar. Davenport
N. €. Davenport
Saline and Sandlake Visitors and Moves Mentioned
Ben Evilsizer and family spent Sunday at Sandlake Venus Vandercook and family moved last week to Milan Mrs Earl Kudler visited Mrs Fred Teufel Sunday afternoon Albert Cross and family visited Sunday Clyde Cole and family spent time in Forts Loin and nearby areas Miss Helen Craig returned home after a week with friends in Temperance Mr and Mrs G E Garven spent several days with their daughter in Everest Coltixl family and Aubrey Pocklington noted among local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Evilsizer
Sandlake
Venus
Vandercook
Milan
Earl Kudler
Fred
Teufel
Eeer
Dge
Albert Cross
William
Ehaslick
Clyde
Cole
Famies
Fea
Forts Loin
Vents Vandércade
Helen Craig
Temperance
Mir
G. ER. Garven
Danigie
Everéit
Coltixl
Aubrey
Pocklington
Meron
Ara
Social notes from Bridgewater and surrounding towns
Miss Rosa Zick of Sharon and numerous residents visit relatives in Detroit Ann Arbor Toledo and Clinton. The column lists gatherings at Schellenberger Kidd Pow ers Reiser Burr Bersuder Lindauer Bersader and other families with trips to Wampler Sand Jakes Adrian and Man_e_ger New names appear among the scattered weekend visits and returns.
Charles Ray in Crooked Straight at Liberty Sunday
Charles Ray presents a country boy tale titled Crooked Straight produced by Thomas H. Ince. Julien Josephson wrote the story about a small town youth drawn to temptations in the city and returning to prevail. Margery Wilson stars with Otto Hoffman and Jeroma Storm directs Jeroma Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ray
Teiles
Hest
Thomas H. Ince
Liberty Theatre
Julien Josephson
Mr. Ray
Margery Wilson
Otto Hoffman
Paramount
Jeroma Storm
Early tractor owners hold to first machines across belt
A survey of over 1200 farmers in the Corn Belt and northern Great Plains shows 81 percent still use their first tractors, with nearly half of second owners changing opinions on the ideal size. Among first machines kept, average annual repair cost is 40 dollars, and many expect five more years of use. A full report is available from the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotte
Great’ “Plains
Hare
Bureau of “Public Roads
1Eéniya
Washtenaw District to Represent at Michigan State Fair Clubs
Washtenaw county will represent its district in canning, livestock, poultry, and possibly crops clubs at the Michigan state fair. Canning team from Milan with no fiscal leader. livestock team from Manchester led by Gottlieb Jacobs. poultry team from Brown school district Ann Arbor township. local leaders Al C. Stein and William Wortley may head a Rushton corn club if chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Milan
Gottlieb. Jacobs
Manchester
Brown
Ann
Arthur Township
al C. Stein
Rushton Corn Club
William Wortley
Rise of Republican Leader Marked by Humble Start
A newspaper profile notes the new chairman of the Republican National Committee began at three dollars a week in a company where he now heads. It highlights his punctuality, readiness to take on more responsibility, and early selection by the boss for bigger roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
Combittee
Safa Té' Thet
Small Town Stuff Criticizes Sinclair Lewis Book
The Michigan Advocate argues Sinclair Lewis’s Small Town is not opportune or fair and not true. It praises Concord Walden Pond figures and village life while condemning the book as slander and urging fair balance and celebration of small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Kfe
Concord
Massachusetts
Walden Bond
Emersons
Boston
Elisabeth
Michigam
Mortgage burden on Michigan farms doubles in loan value
Census figures show more than half of Michigan owner operated farms are mortgaged and the aggregate mortgage value has more than doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Census Bureau
Michigan
Seven Rats Beat in Bin Found Next Morning
A reader reports seven dead rats found in a bin and nearby areas after using RAT-SNAP bait following a friend’s recommendation. The note claims immediate results and cautions about infestation signs and product effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodrif
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Central York
Subd
Lods
South’ Saline
Revilo Sage
Dolly
Langham
Palaigray
Mellville Higgins
W. B. Richmond
Clinton
Mary Smith
Tecumseh
Macon
B. W. Payne
Ridgeway
Esther Tweedale
Muskegon
Sue Latigan
Hazel Randall
Lon Sisson
Matt Swartz
Maybee
Old Friends
William Morgam
Grand Rapids Is.il
Allen Collins
Rev. Somers of
M. EH
Florence Bailey
Claud
Fred Bailey
Clois Burkholder
Cone
Frank Koebbe
John Koebbe
Wiife
Ottie
Mildred’. Kittenbaugh
Fostoria
Ohio
Mae .Powell
Boy Scouts
Wampler Lake
Ernest
Elwin Camburn
Wolf Lake
David Camburn
William, Niblick
Elmer’ Camburn
Abbie. McClue
Jackson
Robert Hendershott
Florence
Bessie Bonat
Antwerp
Afatt Latgham
Julia “Payne
Moline
Illinois
BE. W. ‘Payne
Rock Island
Milneis
Davenport
Town
Lamont Camburn
Mitts Swick
Houghton Lake
Clarence Hall
University Hospital
Leonard Dix
Dan Austin
Effie Burkholder
S. Camburn
Elmer Camburn
Nina Rhodes
Camburn
Bridgewater
Rosa Zick
Sharon
Erwin Klager
Ed. LaForge
Lucile Gutekunst
Schellenberger
Helen McGinn
Dexter
Maynard Kidd
Marguerite Riedel
Marie Powers
Monte Goodrow
Edna Schellenberger
Anna Reiser
Toledo
Lon Burr
Grandcchildren
Rosalyn
Burton
Reginald Scheurer
Wampler
Sand Jakes
Joe Bersuder
Rudolph
Gertrude
Doris
Joe . Bersuder
Ray Sauter
Jane
Robert
George Lindauer
George Bersader
Harold
Margaret
Theresa
Tae Paulthtier
Adrian “— Gertrude and
Pheresa
Wwek
Ysie Ryt
Country Boy
Rte
Fordson
Sete
Wiedman
Alee
Toa
Simos
Wes
Regis
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