Local Family News and Visitors Report
Mrs Alger reports Allison asthma attack. Miss Una Lamb visits Mason with her father. Henriiy Murray dines with Alger Allison family. Bert and Mrs Bailey of Cone visit Milan relatives. Oak Grove school program well attended. Milan visitors include LeBaron Garnnett Patten and Chester Patten. Bailey and Murray families host Christmas and visit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor. Bean threshing underway. Various Ann Arbor visits by Richards Stecher and Murray families.
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Wirt LeBaron
Zack Garnnett
Chester Patten
Milan
John Gooding
Lealie Bailey
Ernest Bailey
Ann Arbor
Earl Bailey
Detroit
Clarence Johnson
Ione Bailey
Saline Township
David Thrasher
Bridgewater
Hattie Murray
Marion Murray
Suverior Township
Myr] Murray
Mooreville
Donald
Ruth
Helen
Ila Jean Murray
Ridge Road
Guy Richards
Parker Murray
Jacob Stecher
Howard Richards
Ray Frisbee
Wilbur Cornish
Minnie Custer
Hovey Needham
W Needham
Will Pennington
Harold Hammond
James Young
Julia Gordon
John Stimpson
Theodore
Julia
Dorothy Gordon
C. Gauntlett
the Ridge
Clara Irving
Ypsilanti
George Tripp
Wayne
Christmas visits fill area with family gatherings
Local residents share holiday greetings with relatives across Ypsilanti Wayne and Findlay Ohio. Guests include the Stimpson and Gordon families visiting from Northwestern University and Wayne. The Gleason school held a Christmas program with a tree and Santa distributing gifts.
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Don Heilman
Fordson
Andrew Girbach
Herman
Gall
Everett Monroee
Yousilanti
Helen Collins
M.s
Ernest Gleason
Micah Robison
Roscoe
Oakley Eberle
Bruce Gordon
Detroit
Claude
Gleason
Santa Claus
Social Visits And Christmas Gatherings In Local Families
Numerous local residents share weekends and holidays visiting relatives. Harold and Elmer Drake with Laverne and Walter Moore. Grosshans and Keck families host gatherings. Edward Wagner hosts with Bert Moore family. Emmack and Robert visit M F Grosshans. ann Arbor trip by Edward Grosshans. various guests, dinners, and Christmas day get togethers across the community.
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Harold
Elmer Drake
Laverne
Walter Moore
M. F. Grosshans
Martin Keck
Edward Wagner
Bert Moore
Emmack
Robert
Edward Grosshans
Ann Arbor
Karl. Schaffer
Fred Wagner
William Lindemann
Ralph “Ust
Mary Ann Drake
Detrit Ait
Crt Moore
Fred Kaimbach
Christmas visits and travels in South Saline area
Local residents report numerous Christmas visits across Detroit Bowling Green and Findlay Ohio while others relocate home purchases. Families like Dalzell Dariel Papp and Greenfield alongside Ed Johnson and Perry Tingley share holiday hospitality.
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Clifford Dalzell
Britton Long
Marjora Dariel
Elmer Roe
Detroit
Burt Osborn
Bilton
Mike Papp
Willard
Halls
Duncan Robison
M. Teufel
Charles
John Zahn
Mary McMann
Eila
Ralph Haimond
Albert Cross
Bowling Green
Ohio
Fred Greenfield
Doris Teufel
Harl Kutler
Earl Bailey
Clarence Bailey
Ed Johnson
Perry Tingley
Cone
Clayton
Elmer Eisel
Findlay
Eisel
Jennie Leonard
Hugh Craig
Carol Pierce
Hilah Jean
A. I. Dalzel
Gladys Woodworth
Ypsilanti
Melissa
Helen
Frank Stilts
Leon Vealey
Dexter
Cash Valentine
John Rowe
Harland Paul
Ann Arbor
S. Kleversaat
Sam Craig
C. R. Pierce
Saline
Anna Harmon
Mirs
Ben
Origin of St Valentine Day in Pagan Roots and Rome
The piece traces Valentine’s Day origins from farmyard ganders and their courtship to a Roman Supercalia love lottery honoring Pan and Juno. It notes Christian adaptation changing the festival to a saint’s day and mentions valentine drawing, evolving from saints to living youths and maidens as the custom.
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Rome
Pan
Juno
Valentine
Red Cross records Florida relief effort after hurricane
The American Red Cross faced a massive Florida hurricane relief task after 62 disasters in the year ending June 30 1926 with 4000 injured and 50000 homeless in Florida alone. It compares unfavorably with the 1925 Midwest tornado and notes a $5000000 relief fund appeal. The organization prepared medical reserves and a nationwide network, and calls for the Tenth Annual Roll Call from November 11 to 25.
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Florida
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Henry L. Baker
Gulf Coast
Moorehaven
Clewiston
Miami
East Coast
Midwest
John Barton Payne
New
Jersey
Wile
New Jersey
Mexico
Red Cros
State Crop Report Highlights Michigan Wheat and Rye Conditions
The report shows winter wheat sowing 958000 acres, 9 percent below 1925, with wet ground delaying harvest and poor late sowing reducing growth. Rye plantings fell to 189000 acres, the smallest since 1905, with similar crop condition at 88 percent. Beans harvest losses reach 5,299,000 bushels, 174000 acres unharvested, and farm labor stands at 83 percent supply. Total Michigan crop value near 256.5 million dollars, down five percent from 1925. A sensational local crime note follows about Grover Panter of Hudson and a colorful arrest tale.
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Michigan
Central
Huron
Sanilac
Market Report Wheat Oats Corn Prices Hogs Calves
Wheat 1.24 per bushel Oats 0.42 Corn 0.84 Hees 0.45 Hogs 11.25 per cwt Calves 13.00 per cwt
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