Central York Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Gatherings
Emmett Bailey visits Kenneth Johnson in Macon. William Keyman and daughter tour Detroit. Fred Richards of Ann Arbor joins John Gooding and family. Alger Allison hosts guests including Misses Murray and Rev Davis in Mason. Van Houten of La Jine visits Oren Canine. Middaugh family stays with Hattie Murray in Laingsbury. Bailey and Thearer families visit Plymouth. York Baptist Church classes host a Friday party led by Carlton Murray. Missionary Society meets with 25 attendees at Hattie Murray’s. Anna Delaforce presides, Mary Murray leads day. potluck supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Bailey
Kenneth Johnson
Macon
William Keyman
Detroit
Fred Richards
Ann. Arbor
John Gooding
James Critten
Alger Allison
Mary
Electa Murray
Oren Canine
Middaugh
Laingsbury
Hattie Murray
Lester Bailey
Karl Thearer
Ben Tyler
Plymouth
York Baptist Church
Alice Richards
Carlton Murray
Missionary Society of the York Baptist Church
Anna Delaforce
Mary Murray
Local Social Roundup from Ypsilanti to Ann Arbor
Miss Milkey works in Ypsilanti area visiting friends as Norman Kazmaier from Kalamazoo visits Robert Dunn and the Quambys in Detroit. Mrs Raymond and children visit H C Reeves and D G Richards with George Franklin at Ridgeway. A trip to Niagara Falls involved Florine Richards Mildred Gray and Sidney Yape. Saline hosts a Dollar Day on September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Paul and
A. G Richards
Sidney Yape
Florine Richards
Mildred Gray
Ann Arbor
Niagara Falls
Local residents attend 4 H events and picnics in Michigan
Pittsfield report details Miss Helen Harwood visiting at Ernest Skinner’s in Royal Oak. 4-H clubs involve trips to Lansing and Detroit, demonstrations by Alberta Heininger and Eva Oulman, and a Pleasant Lake picnic with families of Heininger Ernst Kern. St Paul Sunday school and St Paul church auxiliary outings noted. A social dinner at the Wiedman home includes many relatives. A joke mentions Rudy Valee’s marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harwood
Ernest Skinner
Royal Oak
Fred Tag
Charles Angelmyre
Clinton
Neil Ernst
Ralph Harwood
Lansing
Frank Leeson
Manchester
Eva Schairer
Saline
Schoensfhome
Ida Correy
Worthville
Will Harwood
Alberta
Heininger
Sylvia
Dorothy Hertler
Laura
Alma Weihe
Milwaukee
Detroit
Arthur Heininger
Pleasant Lake
Albert
Andrew Ernst
Charles Kern
Alberta Heininger
Eva Oulman
St. Paul
Recreation Park
Ypsilanti
St. Paul's Church
Big Silver Lake
Sycamore Lodge
Albert Weak
George Wiedman
Worm Troubles Highlight Poor Help for Turning
The passage notes that the average worm remains nearly helpless after turning, indicating little improvement in capability or mobility post turn. It emphasizes persistent difficulty regardless of prior state.
Three New Teachers Will Be On Saline High
Saline opens the new school year August 31 with three new teachers Miss Golda Morford Miss Irene Dawe and Miss Elizabeth Connelly joining the high school staff. Morford becomes principal replacing Mrs Herrington while Dawe and Connelly take English and other duties. The return of most staff and increased enrollment promise a busier year as classification day sets the schedule and a larger high school faces a record diploma slate in June 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Institution of Secondary Learning
Golda Morford
Irene Dawe
Elizabeth Connelly
Morford
William Dell
Shaw
Kalder
the Observer
Washtenaw Fair Next Week and Counterfeit Stamps Crackdown
Washtenaw Fair is upcoming as Michigan authorities report a crackdown on counterfeit malt stamps. The Department of State, with local police, has curbed gangster pressure on malt dealers by holding buyers and sellers liable under 1931 law. Revenue from stamps funds tuberculosis care and a Northern Michigan sanatorium, with new stamp series planned after current stock runs out. Stamps sold only at Lansing and branch offices in Flint Saginaw Grand Rapids Marquette Jackson Detroit. Also noted is a 1926 Chevrolet coupe ad from Wiedman Auto Company, Saline, asking 50 dollars and urging quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Detroit
Michigan
Lansing
Flint
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Marquette
Jackson
Saline Dollar Day Mortgage Foreclosure Notice
Foreclosure notice for John Seevers and Margia Seevers to William Braun, recorded Nov 12 1928 in Washtenaw County Michigan. Mortgage amount due 2651.55 dollars includes principal interest insurance and attorney fees. Auction set for November 26 1931 at 10am at the courthouse south door Ann Arbor. Parcels: Ypsilanti Parkridge Lots 381 and 382. Realtor Lee N. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Seevers
Margia Seevers
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Parkridge
Lee N. Brown
Morgagee
Judd School Reunion At The Old School House
The Judd school reunion was held at the school house August 20 with about 75 attendees. A potluck dinner was served in a tent. Program included songs prayers recitations solos and talks. Officers were re-elected: President Mrs John Gooding vice president Herbert Gilman secretary Don Richards treasurer Wirt LeBaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd School
America
William Kelsey
Miriam Jewell
Don Richards
Mary Murray
Katherine Briggs
Frank Jones
John Gooding
Herbert Gilman
Wirt. LeBaron
George Hartman
Walter Thearer
Greene
George Schmid
N. c. Wolfe
Detroit
Rotary Club hears Dr Clyde Ford on European tours
Dr Clyde Ford of Ypsilanti spoke at the Thursday Rotary meeting recounting visits to clubs in Europe and sharing facts about Rotarians in Africa France Germany and England. The club approved funds to inscribe medals and caps up to 5.00 and new signs arrived for installation at city limits and Saline roads. Guests included Ronald Nissly and George W Van Riper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Saline
Clyde Ford
Ypsilanti
Rotary Clubs
Europe
Africa
France
Germany
England
Ann Arbor Street
Michigan Avenue
Saline Creamery
Saline-Britton Road
Er. F. Henne
Ronald Nissly
George W. van Riper
Flat Rock
Camp Fire Girls Entertained With Travel Party and Games
Mrs. C. F. Unterkircher hosted a Camp Fire Girls afternoon on her porch decorated with Japanese lanterns. The program featured word derivations from campfire, a travel game across China Japan and India, a bean bag battle, flag raising for the United States, Campfire songs, an Indian trail tour, and refreshments with red and brown ice cream. Prizes included Dickens Christmas Carols, Czech crystal beads, and Camp Fire logs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Unterkircher
China
Japan
India
United States
Czechoslovakia
Local con artist targeted merchants with donation scheme
The report describes two deaf and dumb men soliciting donations from business leaders. One suspect, well dressed, extorted money then fled in a car with a Minnesota license plate, moving to nearby towns after leaving the Post Office area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir
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League of Nations
Wiedman Auto,Company, Saline
Sudd School
Minnesota
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GEO, W. Cook. & Son
Washtenaw County Fair
Hart-Park Tractors
Fordson Tractors
FITCH
Sales Corporation