Local Social Roundup From Mooreville and Nearby
Mooreville Mr and Mrs Marl Gordon attended a party in Detroit on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C H Kanitz of Milan visited Mr and Mrs Loyal Kanitz and family for Sunday dinner. Master William Matt of Chelsea spent last week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward Guenther. Rev John Cossell York Baptist pastor is convalescing after appendicitis surgery at St Josephs Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Gordon
Detroit
C. HE. Kanitz
Milan
Loyal Kanitz
William Matt
Chelsea
Edward Guenther
John Cossell
York Baptist Church
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Gertrude A. Lutz
The family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy shown during her long illness and death. They name Mrs. Gertrude A. Lutz their beloved mother and acknowledge friends including Edith Stang Luther Briggs R. W. Ewing Clifford A. Stang and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. Lutz
Edith Stang
Luther Briggs
R. W. Ewing
Clifford A. Stang
Tongue Twisters and Pajama Clues in Short Verse
Four playful rhymes cover tooting and tutoring efforts with two tooters, a canner’s clever act, a St. Thomas maid spotting pajama wear, and a couple named Tait dining at 8 08. The text ends urging readers to read the ads as carefully as the news.
Publisher regrets shortage postpone next week content
The publisher apologizes for reduced content due to staff shortage. Readers are informed that much material could not be printed and will appear next week, with regret expressed for the delay and any inconvenience caused.
Local Social Notes Highlight Ypsilanti Visitors and Neighbors
Central York reports Fred Finch improving slowly after illness. Alger Allison and his wife hosted visitors from Ypsilanti on Friday. Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Hart visited Oak Grove school last week. Cotton of Saline and Alecia Murray with Robert Hopps stopped by Alger Alison's home Sunday. Parker Murray and family from Saline township were guests of Hattie Murray and daughter Blecta. Grant Allison and Virginia Weed visited the Gooding and Allison home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Finch
Alger Allison
Ypsilanti
Robinson
Hart
Oak Grove
Cotton
Saline
Alecia Murray
Robert Hopps
Alger
Alison
Parker Murray
Salem Township
Hattie Murray
Blecta
Gooding and
Allison
Grant Allison
Virginia
Wayne
Mr. Weed
Social Roundup From Hammond District Calls and Visits
Residents of Hammond and nearby towns visit relatives in Brooklyn Fruit Ridge Detroit Ann Arbor and Adrian. Notable names include Stimpson Needham Gordon Gordon Forsythe Gilbert and Tucker with gatherings at Mooreville Macon and Detroit during the weekend social circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Stimpson
Brooklyn
George Needham
Robert Hammond
Fruit Ridge
John Stimpson
Berkley
Everett Gilbert
Henry Anderson
Mooreville
Bruce Gordon
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Gordon
Mable Needham
Robert
Detroit
Hovey Needham
Harold Hammond
Herman Mehler
Macon
Tucker
Lansing
George
E. J. Forsythe
Adrian Helsman
John Moody
Ann Arbor
Glenn Gordon
Dean Gordon
Adrian
William Gater
Delorosa
Gladys O’brien
Shirley
Maude Deem
Charles
E. M. Gilbert
Micah Robison
Mary Finkbeiner
Olga McCollum
Lily Gilbert
Gertie Gilbert
Ruth Miller
Mabie
Needham
Ella Munroe
Ila Luckhardt
Lorena Heininger
Julia Gordon
Bertie Gordon
Social notes from South Saline and nearby towns
A crowded sequence of visits and gatherings across South Saline, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Britton, Milan, Monroe and Detroit. Names include Floyd Cross, Albert Cross, Roscoe Craig, Ben Cogswell, Lisle Morse, Hugh Craig, Jeannine Draper, Floyd Spence, Aubrey Pocklington, Ann Kutler, Clarence Hall, Frank Stilts, Donald, Jack Teufel, Mike Teufel, Clyde Spence, Herman Mehler, and others. The article mentions family visits, dinners, and attendance at a Rural Drama contest in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cross
Dearborn
Albert Cross
Leon Vealey
Lisle Morse
Ann Arbor
Roscoe Craig and
Ben Cogswell
Ypsilanti
Herbert Gilmore
Milan
Roscoe Craig
Jimmie
Hugh Craig
Britton
Jeannine Draper
Floyd Spence
Adolph Drum
Detroit
Paul Metzger
Ellsworth Losee
Aubrey Pocklington
Harold Kutler
Ann
Clarence Hall
William Glover, Jr
Millie Glover
Frank Stilts
Donald
Clifford Mansfield
C. Michelson
Fred Teufel
Mike ‘Teufel
Clyde Spence
Jack
Monroe
Amos Luckhardt
Federation of Women's Clubs
WWJ
Herman Mehler
Dick Kleinschmidt
James Young
Outing Fruit Tree Pest Checks in Michigan Orchards
Early season checks for the 1937 fruit tree leaf roller pest suggest inspecting trees for flat light tan to purplish egg masses on small twigs. If found, spray calendars should note a late dormant oil emulsion and timing from mid April to mid May, with regional recurrence around Charlevoix Grand Traverse Benzie and Mason counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hutson
Michigan State College
Hutson
Charlevoix
Grand Traverse
Benzie
Mason Counties
Seed corn guidance for Michigan farmers by Marston
Michigan State College extension crop specialist A R Marston warns farmers to verify seed pedigree before purchase. He says ears from ordinary commercial strains adapted to Michigan should be chosen and to test germination and consult the state experiment station. He notes Michigan lags in hybrid seed production and that expansion is planned in surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
A. R. Marston
Michigan State College
Marston
State Agricultural “Experiment Station
Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Hurst Smith obituary in Pittsfield township
Gordon Hurst Smith aged 60 died at his home in Pittsfield township Saturday night. He was born in Wyandotte September 9, 1876, son of David and Catherine Hurst Smith. Survived by widow Harriet Carter and three daughters and three sons. Funeral held at home Tuesday at 1 pm Rev. Roy J. Miller officiating. Interment West Mound Cemetery Wyandotte. Special Farmers Automobile Insurance Policy Wiedman Auto Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hurst Smith
Pittsfield Township
Wyandotte
David
Catherine Hurst Smith
Harriet Carter
River Rouge
William Smitona
Dearborn
Pearl
Catherine
Orion Smith
Lloyd
Elmer
Roy J. Miller
West Mound Cemetery
All Mix 429 Egg Mash Cost Comparison and Formula
The notice compares costs of All Mix 429 42 percent poultry concentrate with other feeds for making 18 percent laying mash. It lays out a per sack cost method using 500 pound mix ratios and shows All Mix as the higher potency option, detailing a formula of 100 Ibs All Mix 429 200 Ibs ground corn 100 Ibs ground oats 50 Ibs middlings 50 Ibs bran or 100 Ibs wheat as substitute.
Farm Service Group Membership Offers Low Prices
Advertises very low prices available only to Farm Service Group members. Non members pay regular retail. Membership costs fifty dollars per year and can be obtained by contacting the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My “Farm Service Group
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St. Thomas
Tait
Jim Finnell
Observer
Coats
K. Hunt Shop
West Kitchigan Ypsilanti
Jeweley
Sociou
Drs. KE. D & A. H. Brown
Chicago St
Tecumseh
Wayne Soap CO
Wisnewood
Borell
Garrick
Joe BE
Brown
Carol Hughes
Polo
Buck Jones
Dionne Quintuplets
Jean Hersholt
Rochelle Hudson
Barbara Stanwick
Joel McCrea
Banjo
New Orleans
Duchess
Polly Moran
George Klager
A. d
Warren Tornado
Central York
Hammond District
South Saline
Scan Seed Corn
Special Farmers Automobile
Wiedman Auto Company
Great Lakes Exposition
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Farm Service Group
Chase & Sanborn
Maxwell House
Monarch
Hershey
Ee Senate
Pkg
Batchfield Butter Co
Monarch Wheat Hearts
del Monte
Dean
Hawer
Swift’s
Brookfield Cheese
Texas
L. D. Tanner
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