Hammond District Little Mfoly Gordon Sick List
Sunday evening visitors to the Gilbert household included Harold Holcomb Claude Gilbert and the Gilbert couple were host to William Umpstead from Tecumseh for dinner and supper with Everett and BE M Gilbert. Hammond District Little Mfoly Gordon is mentioned as being on the sick list.
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Mfoly Gordon
EK. M. Gilbert
Harold Holcomb
Claude Gilbert
William Umpstead
Tecumseh
Everett Gilbert
BE. M. Gilbert
Mooreville Movers and Recitals Highlight Local Life
Mooreville residents relocate as families move to new farms and houses. Walter Fuller and family shift from Wilkie tenant to Fuller farm, while James Snoddy sells to Hart and relocates to Dundee. Loyal Kanitz and family dine with Mrs. Sarah Kanitz in Milan. Edward Seleska and family move to Michelson farm, now theirs. Walter Hosler moves from A J Turner home to Howard Wilkie tenant house. Grace Jacobs moves from Michelson farm to Goodrich house on Mooreville road. A piano recital at Miss Marion Moore’s home features Loyola Kanitz and siblings. Pupils in the grammar room and primary room are noted for perfect attendance over six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fuller
Wilkie
Fuller Farm
James Snoddy
Hart
Dundee
Loyal Kanitz
Sarah Kanitz
Milan
Edward Seleska
Michelson Farm
Walter Hosler
A. J. Turner
Howard Wilkie
Grace Jacobs
Michelson
Goodrich
Mooreville Road
Loyola Kanitz
Jeannie
Kayl
Sandra Craig
Marion Moore
James LeBaron
Donald
Shirley Searfoss
Wilfred Schwartz
Duane Anderson
Virginia Gawron
Marion
Janet Fuller
Leonard
Shirley Russ
Norine Schwartz
Gloria Conde
Joseph Carr
Elaine Kimerer
Marilyn Loveland
Michigan Dairy Boom 1942 Milk Output Tops Billions
Estimates from Michigan State College extension dairyman A C Baltzer show 980,000 dairy cows produced about 5.333 billion pounds of milk in 1942, 112 percent above 1939, with bottled milk amounting to half the volume and enough to supply 1,000 quart bottles per Michigan family.
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Michigan
A. C. Baltzer
Extension
Michigan State College
Baltzer
Fox captures and local notices from West Saline
Adolph Stierle trapped a fox last week. Mrs. Ernest Hayes and sisters visited Detroit. Benton school is closed indefinitely due to the teacher’s ill father. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arend attended Stony Creek Grange to install officers last Monday.
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Adolph Stierle
Ernest Hayes
Detroit
Benton
Fred Arend
Stony Creek Grange
Richards Family Social Visits Across Town Saturday Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richards attended a party at George F. Richards home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards and Marjory Richards visited Sidney Yape and Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor Sunday.
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A. G. Richards
George F. Richards
D. G. Richards
Marjory Richards
Sidney Yape
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
Good Year Foresees Michigan Farmers Meeting 1943 Demands
Michigan State College economist R V Gunn predicts higher average farm income in 1943 if labor and weather cooperate. He notes war spending and price controls shape the forecast while livestock meat, dairy, and egg outputs face varying pressures. crop income depends on yields and continued strong prices through 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan State College
Gunn
Chancery Notice and Land Title Action in Washtenaw
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court at Ann Arbor on November 12 1942 Morris A Young plaintiff demands appearance within three months from publication in The Saline Observer to quiet title in land described as Lot 187 Greening's Little Orchards Subdivision Ypsilanti Township Michigan attorney Lee N Brown conducts the case. The notice also cites a separate punishment sentence for three youths in a separate incident and an automotive postwar forecast predicting streamlined efficient and affordable cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Morris A. Young
Sarah Young
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Luella Smith
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Savings Bank Bldg
Greening
Little Orchards
Savings Bank Bridg
Fighting Tuberculosis on Michigan Homes Front
Public health message urges vigilance against tuberculosis on Michigan home fronts to prevent a rise in child deaths similar to England's 45 percent increase, highlighting collective action and preventive measures for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
England
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Payib
Florida
Hothouse Tomatoes
U. 3
Kroger's
Niagara Falls
America
Chancery Notice
G. Arthur Rathbun
Audrey Craig
Britton
Rfd
Robert W. Miller
Carl D. Burguard
F Petersburg
Clinton
Barta Hope Chipman
United States
Gertrude Olmstead
Pierre
Pat Sweet
Patsy Turthese
Toner
Ingersoll
THE
Detroit Edison Company
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