Local Social Notes From York and Nearby Areas
Central York Richard Cooper spent weekend with parents near Onsted. John Gooding and Mrs Alger Alsison visited Bruce Le Baron Friday. Allan and David Hertler visited aunt Mrs Isrnest Skinner and husband of Royal Oak. Fred Rekitt and Norma hosted Detroit visitors at the Rekitt farm last week. Raymond Sweeney of Detroit visited father Joseph Sweeney Sr. Betsy Ward of Fayette Ohio and Mrs Edward Lewis of California called on Anna Kelsey Wednesday. Betty Harwood of Pittsfield township spent last week with her aunts Mary and Bertha Hertler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cooper
Onsted
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Bruce le Baron
Allan
David Hertler
Isrnest Skinner
Royal ‘Oak
Fred
Rekitt
Norma
Detroit
Rekitt Farm
Joseph Sweeney
Raymond Sweeney
Betsy Ward
Fayette, O
Edward“Lewis
California
Anna Kelsey
Betty Harwood
Pittsfield Township
Wéske
Rae Mary
Bertha Hertler
Mooreville Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Renovations
Mr and Mrs A J Turner returned from a week long motor trip in northern Michigan. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Charles Tandler of Toledo and Vern Quackenboss of Ypsilanti. Miss Mary Louise MacLachlan from Ann Arbor stays with grandparents. New roofs were installed on several homes including Clyde Gauntlett Claud Harmon and the Mooreville schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Turner
Michigan
Charles Tandler
Toledo
Ohio
Anna Shaw
Vern Quackenboss
Ypsilanti
Emmett Hendershot
Loyal Kanitz
Mary Louise MacLachlan
Ann Arbor
W. D. White
Highland
Clara Clack
Alice
Oxford
H. H. Gilman
Vern Russell
Minnie Russell
Britton
Clyde Gauntlett
Claud Harmon
Orrell Harmon
George Straits
Mooreville
Gambling devices banned in Washtenaw County
County officials warn owners operators and merchants that machines letting players win or lose money checks or prizes are gambling devices and illegal. The supreme court rules such machines punishable by up to two years in prison or a fine up to 1000 dollars. Devices found in Washtenaw on or after August 29 1937 may be forfeited or destroyed and a prosecution may follow. Jacob B. Andres sheriff Lewis W. Fahey Ann Arbor chief Ralph L. Southard Ypsilanti chief Albert J. Rapp prosecutor. Learn to creep before you run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washtenaw
Jacob B. Andres
Lewis W. Fahey
Ann Arbor
Ralph L. Southard
Ypsilanti
Albert J. Rapp
Atttorney
FOSDICK DISTRICT SOCIAL NOTES AND FAMILY UPDATES
Glenys Heininger spends a week at Big Silver lake with her uncle and family. Mrs Arthur Heininger attended a two day camp at Lake Side Park. Maxine Finkbeiner of Ann Arbor stayed with cousins Duane and Geraldine Braun. Mrs Pearl Wild returns to work after illness. Alfred and Mrs Braun of Bridgewater visit their son Paul H Braun and family. Mr and Mrs Brooks Beckington host guests. About twenty friends join Mr and Mrs Wackehut for a gathering. A daughter Louise Viola born at University Hospital weighing 5% pounds on Wednesday August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenys Heininger
Big Silver Lake
Arthur Heininger
Lakeside Park
School Lake
Maxine Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Duane
Geraldine Braun
Pearl - Wild
Alfred Braun
Bridgewater
Paul H. Braun
Brooks Beckington
Social Roundup in SQUTH SALINE Visitors and Family Gatherings
Edward Hartwig visited Detroit Monday while Gretchen Steele from Dexter spent last week with Katheryn Luckhardt. Several local residents hosted relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartwig, and Mrs. Buhl. The Spence family celebrated Jack Spence's third birthday in Monroé with Clyde Spence and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Hartwig
Detroit
Gretchen Steele
Dexter
Katheryn Luckhardt
Joyce
Murphy
Clinton
Shirley Maschino
M. Williams
Buhl. van
Order of
Toledo
Ohio
Edward Hartwig
Hishargs
Mack
Walter. Murphy
Bred Teufel
Jean Murphy
Amos Luckhardt
We D. Bishop
South Lyon
Virginia
Fred
Teufel
Floyd Spence
Inez
Floyd, Jr
Monroé
Clyde
Spence
Little Son
Jack Spence
Judd District Social Notes Touch Detroit Visits
James Carson visits Detroit. Mr and Mrs Richards spend weekend in Ann Arbor with Mr and Mrs Carl Wiegand. D G Richards and Jerry Richards visit Charles Jackson of Lodi on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carson
Detroit
Wiese
E & Richards
Ann’ Arbor
Carl Wiegand
D. ‘G. Richards
Jerry Richards
Charles Jackson
Lodi
Milk production drops in state
Michigan milk output fell last month due to high feed prices and drying pastures. The average cow produced 663 pounds of milk and 27.4 pounds of butterfat, down 12.7 percent from the prior 30 days. Dairymen cut unproductive cows and some sold cattle amid high beef prices. several builders worked on bull pens with county agents aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
RE. C. Scheidenheim
Extension
Dairyman
Michigan State College
Scheidenheim
Edairymén
Children in Court by Judge Malcolm at Batfield
A 16 year old boy gambled the money given by his father on a store slot machine and bought toothpaste to avoid returning empty handed. The merchant asked the court to arrest him and the judge held the merchant responsible for the boy's delinquency but lacked authority to fine him.
Blanket 300 Years Old Passed Through Family in Ohio
Mrs. John Parks of Cleveland owns a 300 year old Irish made wool blanket that has survived eight generations. The large multicolored piece includes notes about color restoration and historical lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parks
Cleveland, O
Ireland
Michigan housing and tax delinquency items in state reads
Five days remain for Michigan property owners to redeem farms homes and vacant lots before forfeiture for delinquent taxes. Owners may pay one tenth of the levy plus a 2 percent fee to avoid sale next spring. The piece notes housing needs efforts and calls for broader access to federal housing funds, and reports on wages in canning and furniture industries, gambling probes, and transport wage and rate tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Wayne County
Pontiac
Flint
Detroit
George A. Krogstad
Labor and Industry
Carl Delano
Kalamazoo
John Hamilton
Chester Fitzgerald
Lom Syote
Hamilton
State Public Utilities Commission
Glenwood
State Commission
School Opening Day Set for September Seventh
The local school announces opening day on September 7 with pupil enrollment at 1 00 pm after Labor Day. Teachers meet at 9 00 am to discuss plans. New or unclassified students to report September 2 3. ninth grade enrollment expected to top prior years. A new first grade teacher, Miss Irene Huehl, joins the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Huehl
Judd School Reunion Attended by Seventy at Grounds
About seventy people gathered at Judd school grounds on Thursday August 19 for a thick dinner and a program of community singing. Mrs Alger Allison gave a reading while Don Richards was reelected president and secretary. Herbert Gilman elected treasurer, succeeding Wirt LeBaron who died last year. Everett Seckell and Samuel Marken noted among deaths. Mrs Edward Lewis of California attended the reunion for the first time in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd School
Alger Allison
Don Richards
Herbert Gilman
Wirt LeBaron
Everett Seckell
Samuel Marken
Edward Lewis
California
Black Hills tale of golden bullets from the gold rush
Carl Worm of St. Paul Minnesota recalls using gold to craft bullets for a legendary prospector known to Indians as Doc Suamico. He claims ownership of the gun loaded with powder before the lead slug. The weapon remains serviceable as a relic of boom days in the Black Hills Dakota territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Worm
St. Paul
Minn
Black Hills
Dakotas
Worm
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