Central York Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Mary Jackson is ill with a bad cold. The column lists social visits and local movements including Howard Richards with Fred Schroen in sports talk, Catherine Hertler visiting in Detroit, families gathering in Milan and Ann Arbor, and upcoming hospital plans for Wirt LeBaron in Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
Herta Brothers
Urania
Howard Richards
Fred Schroen
Frank Jackson
Catherine Hertler
Detroit
Joseph Stautch
Mary
Wedding of Lydia Klager and Edward Burmeister at St Johns Church
A wedding was held on Saturday at St Johns Church for Lydia Klager and Edward Burmeister with a six o'clock dinner. Relatives and friends attended while Edwin Klager acted as best man and Miss Edna Burmeister was bridesmaid. After March first the couple will reside on the Westphal farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hirch
Lydia Klager
Mir
George Klager
Edward Burmeister
Joe Burmeister
Edna
Burmeister
Social calls and funeral attendance noted in Lodi area
Central Lodi reports numerous Sunday visits and calls among local families. Names include Bert Moore, Norman Moore, Raymond Manor, Russell Manor, Mrs Bert Moore attended the funeral of Mrs Thomas Burrow, and several visits among Grosshans, Davenport, Kelsey, Mayer, Walker, Drake, Steward, Beget, Albino, Haller, Lindemann, and others in Ann Arbor and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Moore
Raymond
Russell Manor
Bert Moore
Thomas Burrow
M “Oc. Davenport
Clara Beget
Rural Route Post Office Inspectors Seek Better Service
Postmasters across the county inspected rural routes to see road conditions box visibility and proper box placement. Patrons are urged to keep approaches clear and use stamps or stamp envelopes to prevent delays and ensure prompt carrier service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Joyce Vealey is ill with a severe cold. Albert Cross spent a week visiting relatives in Bowling Green Ohio. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklington visited William Baslick Sunday. Welfare club met with Mrs Earl Kutler for their February meeting. Miss Helen and Roscoe Craig attended a birthday party for Marjory Morgan Saturday. Mrs Sam Craig spent Tuesday night with her sister Mrs Hugh Craig and family. Mrs Ora Losee returned home after two weeks with friends in Milan. Willing Workers met at Mrs Anna Goodrich home Thursday. A large crowd attended a dancing party at Harry Dorells Friday evening and everyone enjoyed a lovely time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Acton
George Bible
Alfred Acton
Guy Richards
William Sadler
Ypsilanti
Alger Allison
Andrew Murray
Mary
Mildred Richards
Ann Arbor
Alice Richards
Milan
Earl Kutler
Helen
Roscoe Craig
Marjory Morgan
Sam Craig
Hugh Craig
Ora Losee
Hame
Harry Dorell
Farmers Club Meeting at Saline Tav ern
February gathering of the Saline Farmers' Club met at The Tavern in Saline for the annual alumni event. President C F Hildner presided after a hearty dinner as older members spoke including A De Crittenden, Charles Miller, B D Hammond, and Theodore Feldkamp. Members were invited to visit the Charles Miner and Son farm and stock ranch. next meeting is planned with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Farmers’ Club
Salime
C. F. Hildner
Miss Jordan
A. de ‘Crittenden
Charles Miller
B D. Hammond
Livestock Commission
Detroit
Cooperative Shipping Association
Theodore Feldkamp
Charles MiNer and Son
Jacob Smith
Willing Workers Meeting At Mrs Goodrich Home
February gathering of the Willing Workers met at Mrs Anna Goodrich home. Attendees shared a pot luck dinner and exchanged valentines. Members pledged aprons for sale and heard letters from France war orphans and Mrs Louis P Hall of Ann Arbor. Readings by Mrs Ada Lutz and Mrs Lena Gordon preceded adjournment to meet with Mrs Risa Hanson in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Goodrich
Louis P. Hall
Ann Arbor
France
Ada Lutz
Lena “Gordon
Risa Hanson
Edgar Guest
Life of Lincoln Made a School Study Urged by G A R
Committees of the Grand Army of the Republic plan to visit state legislatures with a petition for statutes to make the life of Abraham Lincoln a high school study. The Illinois State Journal notes Lincoln’s life as a source of patriotic inspiration and civic virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Jesus of Nazareth
South
Grand Army
Tlinois State Journal
Washtenaw County Fair Pushes for 500 Members by May 1
A Washtenaw County Fair society backs a membership drive to reach 500 by May 1. Life memberships cost 25 dollars and grant two lifetime season passes. Advocates argue fairs boost farm values, crops, stock, and local business, with profits reinvested in improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Society
Washtenaw County
Santa Claus
Beary Ford
Washtenaw Fair Society
Life SE
Thomas Kearney
State Tax Commission
Mr. Kearney
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Murray
John Gooding
Wirt LeBaron
Jacob Stecher
Mar
Samuel Craig
John Rowe
Bessie Richards
Fred Richards
Evelyn, Edward
Jay van Valkenburg
Fenton
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Albion
Mrs. LeBaron
Walter Gee
Norma Norman
Bridgewater
Charles and
Rose Breining
Oscar Bersuder
Helen Bersuder
Adrian Friends
Marguerite Riedel
M. Henne
Edward
Edna Schellenverger
Clinton
G. Staib
Lewis Schellenberger
Walter ‘Thrasher and Son
Therol
Mildred Schumacher
Rogers
Saline
Bath
Lodi
John Manor
Arthur Drake
M.“F. Grosshans
Gary Davenport
Clyde
Joe Albino
Ernest Haller
Ann ‘Arbor
William Lindemann
South Saline
Joyce Vealey
Albert Cross
Bowling, Green, Ohio
Aubrey Pocklington
William Baslick
Farmers’ Club Meeting
Ade Orvan
Almanac
Martin
Washtenaw Poultry and Pet Stock Association
J. J Desmond
Farm Bureau
County Club
Mrr. Huntington
Washtenaw Hatchery
Foley
Wm. Barnes
San Antonio
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Beery
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Garson
Mobiloils de F
Sinclair
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
MR. Farmer
Norma Talmadge
the Band Box
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Marie Prevost
Clyde Cook
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