Central York News Highlights Bridging Summer Visits and Reunions
Mr and Mrs Bula Acres visit relatives in Tennessee for two weeks. Neighbors bid farewell with a dining chair gift. Alma Jewel and family attend an evening gathering at Siatrate- later. Alfred Buell and son from Cleveland spent a week with her parents. Kiwin Sanders visits Grass Lake as Skittenhelm husband ill with blood poisoning. Mrs Chester Pullen and Mrs Walter Draper from Milan with Jack Devlin of Grand Rapids and Mer LeBoren share Monday evening with Alger Allison. A birthday party for Mrs Mary LeBaron includes Cora Clark Adeline Hale Kate Guy Phoebe Minzey Milian Mattie Marken and Kittie Bible Kansas City. LeBaron receives many gifts. John VanDyke Twork born to Huton and Margaret Holcomb Twork after hospital stay. Dan Murray and Myri Murray families join Elwin and Zi tella Goldsmith for watermelons and a roast. Weekend guests include Marjorie Schriner Avon Ohio Sarah VanWormer Elyria Ohio Pauline Nicola Ft Wayne Ind Frances Perkins New Haven Ind Max Goodell Lansing. The 20th annual Goldsmith reunion held with 48 attendees from multiple states. Officers elected: President Grace Moes Vermillion, Vice President Pearl Greashahber Milan, Secretary-Treasurer Jack Bell Hillsdale. Oldest attendee Frances Perkins age 87. youngest Jon Wayne Krueger age 5 weeks. Next reunion planned with Ralph Risden Vermillion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isarcild Jewell
Alfred Buell
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiwin Sanders
Clifton Bird
Skittenhelm
Grass Lake
Chester Pullen
Walter Draper
Milan
Jack Devlin
John Dee Goldsmith
Zitella Goldsmith
Marjorie Schriner
Avon
Sarah VanWormer
Elyria
Pauline Nicola
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Frances Perkins
New Haven
Max Goodell
Lansing
Emmett O’brien
Lemuel Goldsmith
Vermilion
Melvindale
Saugatuck
Charlotte
Dearborn
Vermontville
Ann Arbor
Stony Creek
Saline
Grace Moes
Vermillion
Pearl Greashahber
Jack Bell
Hillsdale
Jon Wayne Krueger
Ralph Risden
Stimpson
Adrian
Isca Morton
Pearl Gilbert
Audrey Richard
Holloway
Wava Hammond
Ernest Needham
E O. Stimpson
Mary Lewis
Ralph Hammond
Hovey Needham
Barron Pennington
Macon
Robert Hammond
Reider
Columbus Grove
E10
Louise Tower
Mable Craig
Betty Gordon
Plymouth
Newport
Detroit
Walter Gordon
Clarke Gordon
Goldsmith
Lem Goldsmith’s
Ridge Road
Claude Gilbert
Everett Gilbert
Michigan
Ralph Hammone
Henry
James Hammond
Portage Lake
Hollis Carr
Andrg
Victor Wiedmayer
Virginia Finkbeiner
Wayward Carr
Laura Barmo
Nera Harper
Clara Risden
Gladys. Faith and Charity More
Grace Fox
Walter Greashaber
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Mooreville
Judd District Visits Highlight Ann Arbor Travelers
Mr. and Mrs. A Alber and family were in Ann Arbor Thursday. Loveland of Ann Arbor visited at H Richards Treviday. Mr. and Mrs. A G Richards and Ms Macaret Schroen attended a picnic at Independence Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Richards of Willis and Jerry Richards of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with D G Richards. Mrs. Kittie Bible of Kansas City Kansas visited Alfred Acton’s home last week and called on neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alber
Ann Arbor
Richards Treviday
A. G. Richards
Macaret Schroen
Independance Lake
Clifford Richards
Willis
Jerry Richards
Ypsilanti
D. G. Richards
Kittie Bible
Kansas City
Kansas
Alfred Acton
Community Notes From Britton Area Reunions and Visits
Local residents list visits and gatherings across Britton and surrounding towns. Names include Vealey Kuder Craig Robison Cross Hall Mehler Hammond and others visiting relatives in Macon Milan Ann Arbor Holloway Lincoln Park and Bowling Green. Odar and Osage events mark a weekend of travel and family reunions.
Hammond District Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Stimpson spent Thursday in Adrian. Mrs Isca Morton of Ann Arbor dined with Mrs Pearl Gilbert. Audrey Richard of Holloway visits sister Mrs Wava Hammond. The Needhams of Milan visited friends in the area. Various locals attended funerals reunions and picnics in nearby towns and cities, with trips described to Portage Lake and northern Michigan.
Mooreville Social Notes and Nearby Visits
Miss Ellen Murray spent Sunday to Thursday with Miss Catherine Crippen in Ypsilanti. Coni Miller's birthday surprise party occurred Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cra weed's home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Welch of Norwalk Ohio visited Mrs. Alta Gold smith and Miss Hazeldene on Saturday. See F Talen Anderson and Richard O'Mennell of Genesee Pann visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence O'Donnell and Rich-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Murray
Catherine Crippen
Ypsilanti
Miller
Willard Craweed
Theodore Welch
Norwalk
Ohio
Alta. Goldsmith
Hazeldene
F Talen Anderson
Richard O’mennell
Genesee Pann
Bits
Clarence O’donnell
Rich
Macon visitors and local social notes in brief
Macon area residents share visits and gatherings with relatives friends and neighbors across Michigan and Ontario. Notable entries include Rev Simon Schofield of Pontiac, Mae Smith of Detroit visiting Ray Smith, Pettigrew of Tatano guests, Fielder family reunion at Wampler’s, and multiple weekend trips and dinners among Hendrick families in Melvindale Ypsilanti Rome Center Maybee Ann Arbor and Toronto with details of hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Schofield
Pontiac
Macon
Mae Smith
Detroit
Ray Smith
Will O’reilly
Marie Pettigrew
Tatano
Fred’Creger
Fielder
Wampler
Jake
Herman Schanz
Roy Wier
Werncern. O
Carl Hawkins
F. J
Argyle Biddle
Ypsilanti
Charlies Bigelow
Otto Schoolmaster
Will Schoolmaster
Rome Center
Marion Rhoades
Ann Arbor
Toronto
Can
Nellie Case
Fillie Yordy
Addie. Crittenden
Mackinaw
Edward Miller
Imests Simday
Tien Asharm Urere
Wade Stull
Dundee
Alice Shough
Notice of Mortgage Sale for Leon and Ida Tower Property
Defaults in the 1927 mortgage to Citizens Bank of Saline led to a foreclosure sale planned for November 29, 1938. The property is the east 20 acres of the southeast quarter of section 26, Township 3S, Range 5E in Washtenaw County Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon A. Tower
Ida A. Tower
Lodi
Washtenaw
Michigan
Citizens Bank of
Saline
State of
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
State of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Local social notes and a funeral in the community
Arse Carrél Halbert and guests visit as Merle Trout and Mrs. Trout receive family. Roy Heilman travels to Traverse City for an uncle's death and returns after visiting relatives. Gertrude Hipwell and Leslie Naugle with Mr and Mrs Charles Burleson tour Cleveland. C O Baily family spend a week at Wamplers Lake. J M Williams oversee the telephone office during an absence. Baron Pennington dies at 77. funeral held at the M E church with Rev R E Simmons. Kathleen Close wed Edwin Howell in Adrian. Howell is Day's nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arse Carrél Halbert
Ear
Merle Trout
Baily
Wampler’s Lake
J. M. Williams
Baron Pennington
M. E. Church
R. E. Simons
F. J. Day
Edgar Clark
Clark Shook
Adrian
Kathleen Close
That City
Edwin Howell
Rochester
N. Y
Howell
Day
Michigan Herd in High Rating
Michigan dairyman Dean Straub of Galion operates the nation’s most consistent high producing Holstein herd. From 1932 to 1937 the Straub herd averaged 549.54 pounds of butterfat per cow annually, with a 1932 record of 629.8 pounds. Mrs Straub co manages. The herd uses tested purebreds, high fat targets, homegrown feeds, and efficient buildings. Animals have sold to many Michigan locations and northern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dean Straub
Galion
Straub
A. C. Baltzer
Michigan State College
United States
Potato Marketing Agreement Voted by Washtenaw Growers
Washtenaw county potato growers voted on a marketing agreement to eliminate culls from interstate commerce and require inspection of shipments. It allows area committees to modify restrictions to prevent hardship and does not set prices or acreages. James W. Helme, 78, a Michigan legislator and former state senator, died at Emma L. Bixby Hospital in Adrian after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
U. S
James W. Helme
Michigan House of Representatives
Woodbridge N. Ferris
State Food and Dairy Department
Emma L. Bixby Hospital
Adrian
Tecumseh Herald
Saline Township Registration Notice for 1938 Primary
Saline Township Clerk Lester Hanson announces registration windows for the General Primary Election on September 13 1938. Notices specify eligible residents may register in person, with dates August 24 and September 3 for reviewing and re registering, details of residency and voting rights as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hanson
Lodi Township Registration Notice for 1938 Primary
Township clerk Herman Gensley announces registration hours for the General Primary Election on September 13 1938 open daily excluding Sundays and holidays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the clerk's home to review and reregister qualified electors who apply.
Saline City registration notice for general primary
Saline City Michigan issues a registration notice under the Michigan Election Law. City Clerk Lottie Wallace outlines registration hours and dates, including absence voters, transfer rules, and the schedule for August 24 1933 and September 3 1988 last day. The notice also notes a poultry improvement association event September 12 to 16 featuring Dr KE Weiser speakers and John A Hannah as toast master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State’ Poultry” Improvement Association
KE. S. ‘Weiser
The
Improvement ‘Association
Tor
John A. Hannah
H. G. Rather
College Farm Crops ‘Department
Notice to Creditors in McCollum Estate Hearings
The Probate Court of Washte naw County Michigan announces claims against Carrie E B McCollum deceased. Four months from August 13 1938 are allowed for creditors to file in Ann Arbor Probate Office by December 19 1938. The court will hear claims on October 19 and December 19 1938 at ten in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Carrie EB. McCollum
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Poultrymen Conference At Michigan State College
The Michigan poultrymen announce their annual conference from September 12 to 16 hosted by the short course department at Michigan State College. The five day program features lectures demonstrations and industry updates for poultry producers and allied professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Poultrymen
Michigan State College
Michigan Onion Growers Grow to 243 Across 16 Counties
The 1938 enrollment in the Keystone 1 000 bushel onion club in Michigan has grown to 243 growers across 16 counties. Winners may receive gold silver or bronze medals and one grower will be named Michigan's Onion King during Farmers Week at Michigan State College starting January 30 1939. Sponsorship details and a swap advertisement follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Agricultural groups cited in regional soil study
The report names the Michigan Muck Farmers' Association, the extension service and soils and crops departments of Michigan State College and the agricultural department of the Pennsylvania Railroad, highlighting collaboration among state and corporate bodies in soil research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Muck Farmers’ Association
Extension Service and Soils and Crops Departments
Michigan State College
Agricultural Department
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Mrs. Bula Acres
Tennessee
Judd
Fugh Craig
Britidiss
Joyce Vealey
Yrsilanti
Alonz Kuder
Jennie Leonard
Roscoe Craig
Walter Craig
Har Kuder
Geraldine
Hale
John Cisok
Everett
Coleman
the Cross
Clarence Derr
St. Clair Shores
Duncan Repbison
Ben Cogswell
Sylvester Rubick
Manistee
U. of M
Jerome DuFor
Alton Clough
Ogden Center
William Kopka
Friele Hall
John Herbison
Beverly
Cara
Jim Worth
Frank Stilts
Harry Dorriel
Ida
Earl Kuter
Leon Hall
Famly
Lincoln Park
Duncan Robison
Ara Duane
Hallie Jane Mehler
Mary Jane Hammond
Dick Kleinschmidt
End
Leon Prostate
Nhair Robison
Harold” “Kuder
Earl Kuder
Geraldine Kuter
Harold Kutler
Murl Cross
Albert Cross
Bowling Green
Hammond District
Olt
Sis
Isels
Lodi Township
Michiigan
Herman Gensley
Saline City
City of
Board of Inspecttors
Board OF Election Inspectors
Lottie
Wallace
Poultrymen’s
Chevrolet Dealers
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Chevrolet
Mr. Sloan
Wm. E. Holler
Cherry Queen
Josephine LaFranier
Traverse City
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