Local Social Notes Include Dinners and Family Visits
CRYVEE US YORK Rbert Knerr spent Saturday evening with Henry Murray. Gaur Rieen visited William Sadler at Ypsilanti. George Richards spent a few days with his son Guy Richards and family. Mrs John Gooding attended the Ladies Art dinner and installation of Maccabees at Mooreville. Miss Una Lamb missed school due to her grandfather's Mason funeral. Myrl Murray and children from Mooreville visited his mother Hattie Murray. Mrs Guy Richards hosted the Girls Sewing Club with a poverty party and prizes for the two worst dressed girls. a fine supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rbert Knerr
Henry Murray
Gaur Rieen
William Sadler
Ypsilanti
George Richards
Guy Richards
John Gooding
Mooreville
Una Lamb
Mason
Myrl Murray
Hattie Murray
Sewing Club
West Mooreville Social Notes and Local News
Mrs Louis Loesch is very low. Helen and Ruth Murray have had chicken pox. Jay Squires ill with scarlet fever. Ladies A iear end social hour raised 25.90. Miss Alice Cone broke a wrist cranking her ear. Birthday surprise for Gus Grams. Club dance well attended. Funeral in Saline for Robert Josenkans. Family visits in Ann Arbor for Zitella Goldsmith. Hazeldene Goldsmith visiting. Gurdes optimist about Senate investigation of a Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Loesch
Helen
Ruth Murray
Loyal Kanitz
Milan
Jay Squires
Jerome Squires
Alice Cone
Gus Grams
Missey Agatha
Augusta Josenkans
Robert
Leonard Josenkans
Saline
Harry Dennison
Henry Bruckner
Paul Lewis
Fred Lewis
Gus Goldsmith
Ann Arbor
Zitella Goldsmith
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Local Social Notes From AUDD District Area
Sunday guests and family visits populate the week as Dexter, Davie, Whitfield, Herwood, Thearer, Richards, and Mangus families are seen with relatives and neighbors. Mrs. Don Richards injures ligaments in an arm. Clinton and Saline visitors also share in the small community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Dexter
H. C. Reeves
Welter Davie
Paul
A. G. Richards
Orel Whitfield
Jimmie Herwood
Schol
George Desbrough
Alfred Acton
Don Richards
Peter Gramer
Harder
Clinton
Feller
Saline
Essenburg
Knowles
Elizabeth Mangus
Cone
Ernest Mangus
Pasteurization Stops Bacteria in Milk Supply
The article explains pasteurizing milk by heating to kill disease causing bacteria and prevent souring. It notes bacteria come from contaminated water and dirty utensils rather than fresh milk from a healthy cow. A stray comment mentions a government plan to add benzine to grain alcohol, implying quicker starts on cold mornings.
One Day Battery Charging Service Cuts Charge Time
Advertisement claims a one day charging service halves recharge time for old style batteries. It promises better charge, cost savings, and urges readers to try the service.
Local social notes from Lammond District and nearby towns
Ann Arbor visitor Lammond District Wilbur Cornish visited Monday. Detroit guest Miss Julia Gordon and Devis Heininger spent Sunday afternoon with Ruth Needham. Ypsilanti resident Wyman Peters spent Saturday night with Clark Gordon. Joseph Dunn and Gene Stoll visited Claude Gilbert Sunday evening. Everett Monroe and family of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with Ellen Collins. E O Stimpson and Ernest Neenham visited Sunday hosts. Elsie Heininger and children spent Sunday with Ellen Collins. Clarence Carr family visited Wilbur Cornish household Friday evening. Hovry Needham attended a funeral in Tecumseh last week. George Needham attended Farmers Week at Michigan State College in Lansing Tuesday and Wednesday. Ray Frisbee and son with Crystal of Milan spent Sunday with Wilbur Cornish and Minnie Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cornish
Ann Arbor
Julia Gordon
Detroit
Devis Heininger
Ruth Needham
Wyman Peters
Ypsilanti
Clark Gordon
Joseph Dunn
Gene Stoll
Claude Gilbert
Everett Monroe
Ellen Collins
E. O. Stimpson
Ernest Neenham
Elsie Heininger
Clarence Carr
Hovry Needham
Teecumseh
George Needham
Lansing
Ray Frisbee
Ant
Milan
Minnie Custer
Alabaster Lamps In Fairly Dramatic Family Confrontation
In a melodramatic exchange a daughter accuses her mother of crime and deception. The mother confesses to stealing money from an uncle’s death and plans to flee to France with the help of a lawyer. After tense revelations the daughter forgives her, praising her as the best mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martel
Mary
Morriage
France
Meenpe
Homer
Nat To
Tre
Mary and Polly Confront Claude Dabbs Shadow
Polly fears Claude Dabbs looming influence over Mary and her life. She imagines him as a dark, controlling figure and recalls past envy and guilt for how she treated him. Mary’s independence fuels Polly’s dread, while Polly avoids directly asking Mary about Claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Poly
Polly
Claude Dabbs
Claude
Anerca
Secret Lover Reveals Hidden Father in Small-Town Drama
Mary confronts her mother over an old romance with Claude Dobbs as the pair meet in a drug store. Mrs. Johnston defends herself, claiming she lied to protect her daughter while Mary asserts Claude is truly her father and demands the truth. Relationships fray amid accusations and resentment.
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Mary
Claude Dobbs
Peace Valley
Mr. Dabbs
Mary Johnston Dabbbs
Fle
Claude
Ned
Marx
Chelsea Cement Plant Buyer Emerges From Last Summer
If the state struggles to pay salaries, attention may turn to the person who offered to buy the Chelsea cement plant last summer, a figure tied to the stalled deal and ongoing economic pressures.
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Chelsea
Port Edward Visitors and Local Obituary Note
Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick of Port Edward Canada spend the week with their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dieterle. Mrs. Anna Richmond pioneer of Clinton died at 85 after an accident. Funeral details not given. A pedro party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Schnirr ing and Mr. and Mrs. Hut zel on McKay street with luncheon. Baptist society held annual meeting naming church officers. Neighbors celebrated Mrs. Fucss birthday with pot luck and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Julius Schnirring
Clarence Hutzel
McKay Street
The
Baptist Society
George W. Cook
W. H. Sweet
Leon Tower
A. J. Warren
Grace Cook
Martin Fucss
Local Social News From South Saline
Mrs. Hugh Craig has been ill for two weeks. A. I. Dalzell family and Albert visited her near Weston Ohio. Max Collins stays with grandparents C. H. Carven in Saline. Geraldine Kuder from Jackson visited Earl and Mrs Kuder. Hilah Jean Pierce spent time with grandmother S. Kleversaat. Ben Uphaus and Anna Harmon family called on Hugh Craig. A Dalzell home dance drew a large crowd. Aubrey Pocklington Britton and Dalzell guests visited Johnston family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
A. I. Dalzell
Albert
Weston
Ohio
Max Collins
C. H. Carven
Saline
Geraldine Kuder
Jackson
Earl Kuder
C. R. Pierce
Hilah Jean
Mrs. S. Kleversaat
Ben Uphaus
Anna Harmon
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Observer Advertising Columns Offer Wide Reach
The piece argues that using Observer advertising columns vastly exceeds the reach of calling fifty people, delivering far more impressions at lower cost and with greater efficiency. It emphasizes the product's breadth and affordability for broad campaigns.
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