JUDD DISTRICT Visitors and Detroit Trip Highlights
Biz and Mrs George Theurer were in Toledo recently. Madison Richards visited Detroit last weekend. Mr and Mrs D G Richards were in Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers were in Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs George Theurer visited Arbor Thursday. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and family spent one evening last week at Mr Gramer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz
George Theurer
Toledo
Mrs
D. G. Richards
Ann Arbor
Mir
Reuben Rogers
la Ann Arbor
Local Social News From South Saline Dated Week Mixed Visits
Miss Helen Craig and William Baslick family shared Sunday time. Madge Garrett visited Mary Matthews Micena and other families. Leon Vealey and relatives joined Frank Stilts and Mrs Alonzo Kutler for Welfare Club banquet in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craig
William Baslick
Madge Garrett
Mary Matthews
Micena
Ora Losee
Ellsworth
Albert Johnson
Hugh Craig
Leon Vealey
Frank Stilts
May
William Easlick
Dre Lpsee
Elsworth
Raymond Johnson
George
Kutler
Tecumseh
George Wintertein
Assesters
Alonzo Kutler
Welfare Club
Lewis Collier
Macon
Social notes from West Mooreville and surrounding area
Mrs Amos Taylor moved to Willan and Mrs Frank Moore returned from Ann Arbor hospital. Several locals visited relatives in Dundee and Ann Arbor. Winter weather predictions hint at an open winter with cold spells, while seeds advertise readiness for season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Taylor
Willan
Frank Moore
Ann Arbor
Alfred Lewis
E. Heindershot
Local notes parade a week of visits and events
Central section reports Fred Finch and daughter Daisy ill with mumps while Fred Richards and daughter visited in Ann Arbor. Hertler brothers tend stock show in Detroit and attend events. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Bird engage in home projects. Lydia Hunn visits Lyndenberg relatives. Harwood family guests of Hertlers. Hertler daughters attend Schwaben hall concert and opera in Ann Arbor. Watt and Osler show at Oakgrove. Mildred Richards and Mary Murray win trip to MAC next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Finch
Daisy
Fred Richards
Mrs. Richards
Ann Arbor
Lydia Hunn
Lynderville
New York
Andrew Murray
William Harwood
Pittsfield
Marie Hertler
Mary
Bertha
Schwaben Hall
Schwaben Sche Liedergruppe
Stuttgart
Germany
Bertha Hertler
Irene Nebel
Detroit
Michigan Union Opera
Woman’s League
Barbour Gymnazium
Messrs
Watt
Osler
Oakgrove
Mr. Watt
Mildred Richards
Mary Murray
M.A. C
Local Social Notes from Macon and Nearby Towns
Robert Hendershot is under a doctor's care. Miss Gladys Harkins visits Ann Arbor. Miss Hazel Randall and Per Sis Hatch ill. Mr. and Mrs. George Snauble depart for Eustis Florida Wednesday. Will Swick and family visit Adrian. Will Collyer and Blissfield accompany C S Kendrick family at home. Glenn Crittenden and Miss Mary McHaney return home for holiday. Mrs. Elmer Camburne visited in Tecumseh. Mrs. Dan Austin and Dundee guests with Effie Burkholder. Miss Marion Crittenden visits Detroit. Mrs. J E Smith returns from Detroit with Herman Cole and daughter. Men’s Bible class served about 150 at chop spey supper. two women helped prepare and serve. Mrs. Roy McCollum hosts dinner for George Snauble before Florida trip. Additional guests listed from Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Swick
Adrian
Will Collyer
Blissfield
C. S. Kendrick
Glenn Crittenden
Mary McHaney
Elmer Camburne
I. B. Spitler
Tecumseh
Dan Austin
Dundee
Effie Burkholder
Marion Crittenden
Detroit
John Crittenden
Roy McCollum
George Snauble
Florida
Sumner McCollum
Earl McCollum
Charles Sutton
Flora Busch
Mary’s uncertain path from work to sanatorium care
An extended narrative follows Mary, eldest sister in a rural Michigan family. After caring for siblings and finishing normal school, she seeks tuberculosis sanatorium treatment. Officials note financial and system limits, with long waiting lists and only twelve county sanatoria. The piece ends by contrasting farmer hardships with a cautious Ford-advice quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Beau
Bill
Flora
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
State Department of Health
Tuberculosis Association
Christmas stocking garters and ribbon bags showcased
Featured garters include a narrow Silver ribbon pair with tiny rose accents and a satin with black lace option. Bags include a black satin lining with silver filigree ring handles and a black and silver brocade purse with tortoise shell mounting, all designed as gift-worthy presents.
Albert Gare Loses Most of His Chickens
Chicken thieves raided Albert Graf's hennery after midnight Monday and took 156 fowls. The Jeagers spotted the thieves’ car and three men with loot, then alerted Graf who called Deputy Sheriff Cook. The culprits fled toward Bridgewater and vanished near Saline. The Observer offers a Christmas gift subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Graf
Conrad
Henry Jeager
Jeagers
Graf
Coony
Mr. Graf
Cook
Bridgewater
Ann Arbor Road
Saline
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Judd
Madison Richards
South Saline
West Mooreville
Arenes Taylor
Bertrams
Sayre Reevey
Siline
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Zougnydarmon
P. G. Camerson
Ontario
Canada
D. P. McLachlan
Grant Allison
Amos Tay
Fred Lewis
Henry Bruckner
Roy J. Whiting
Ypsilanti
Charles Booth
Robert Young
Husand
R. T. McMullen
Helen Moorehead
Beulah €Raiz
Doris Gilman
John Dee Goldsmith
Paul Lewis
George Goldsmith
Wharvitte
Earl Fox Ami
Gus Goldsmith
Aaroni Westfall
Asa VanWormer
Ain
Vern Rhoades
Bert VanRiper
Wilbur ‘Stevena
Myra Rhoades
Gertrude
Floyd
Ernest Dieterle
Howara
Wunilay
Aaron Westfall
Edith Westfall
Julius
Rudolph Hertler
Jesse Bird
Robert Hendershot
Gladys Harkins
Miss Hazel Randall
Little Per- Sis Hatch
Eustis
J. E. Smith
Herman Cole
M. E. Sunday School
Albert Gare
Observer
United States
Santa
the Mills Company
Main Street
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