Central York social notes from Oak Grove and area
Community mentions include Mrs. Robinson visiting Oak Grove school on Thursday and John Gooding spending Saturday with J. W. Dicks. Families from Mooreville and Tecumseh attend auctions, while visits span Chicago and Ann Arbor. Several gatherings celebrate anniversaries and birthdays with Hertler and Richards families among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Oak Grove
John Gooding
J. W. Dicks
Jesse Bird, Sr
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Geraldine Richards
Flint
Floyd and
Ambrose Hurst
Tecumseh
Sibert Richards
Richard Callis
Florida
Alger Allison
Rudolph C. Hertler
Allen George
Chicago
Philip H. Kelle
Ernest D. Skinner
Royal Oak
Katherine Hertler
Detroit
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Local Social Roundup From Macon and Nearby
Louis Kovacs lost a horse last week and Donald Craig visited Detroit. Several residents, including Mrs. Helen Pierce, Hilah Jean and Mrs. Amos Luckhardt, spent time with friends and relatives across Macon area. Attendees gathered at Ridgeway, Howell, Ann Arbor and Toledo events with many Sunday visits. The community’s Washington party at Gleason school featured a potluck dinner and student program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Craig
Detroit
Helen Pierce
Hilah Jean
Amos Luckhardt
Paul Metzger
Clare Rhoades
Macon
Frank Stilts
Mike Papp
Toledo
Louis Kovacs
Merle Cross
Ann Arbor
Albert Cross
Ridgeway
Henry Fair
Ed. Lykke
Ypsilanti
Floyd Spence
Hildegarde
Florence Evans
Dearborn
Eldre
Sadie
Hugh Craig
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
Macon M
Howell
Clifford Mansfield
Casper Michelson
Gleason School
Washington
Charles F Wurster Dies in Jackson Hospital
Charles F. Wurster aged 62 formerly of Jackson dies in W. A. Poote Memorial hospital February 21. Interment is set at Woodlawn cemetery Jackson February 24 with surviving brothers John and William Wurster listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Wurster
Jackson Hospital
John
William Wurster
W. A. Poote
Local Social Notes from West Saline Area
West Saline social news lists visits and hospital updates. Gertrude Hartman spent Sunday in Ann Arbor while Clarence Feldkamp and George Weber hosted calls. Roy Ottmer and Oscar Weber visited, Gladys Oakes stayed with Niethammer then visited her parents in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Deering remains in Detroit hospital after infant loss. The M iddie Group rural teachers met February 15 with Word Study and penmanship planning led by Mildred Robinson. Anna Reiser will host next Benton school gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hartman
Ann Arbor
Clarence Feldkamp
Detroit
George Weber
Roy Ottmer
Keego, Harbor
Oscar Weber
Gladys Oakes
Fred Niethammer
Ann
Benton School
Local Social News From Hammond District
Hammond district residents and visitors share weekend visits and gatherings. Detroit guests Claude and Mrs Gilbert visit, Ypsilanti, Milan and Saline residents visit families, and the Forbes P T A holds a February meeting at Ernest Gleason home with 40 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gilbert
Detroit
Daisy Gleason
Wilma Hollis
Vern’ Goodin
F&. G. Halsey
Milan
Marion Girbach
Ypsilanti
Marie Rogers
Virgina Gilbert
Willing Workers Meet for Sewing and Fellowship
The Willing Workers club gathered February 20 at Mrs. Mary Cornish's home with 28 members. They opened with devotional readings and prayer, sang Love's Old Sweet Song, and sewed garments for the Michigan Children's Aid Society. Rolls included Valentines sent to Mrs. Mary Higgins in California. A lighthearted "Do You Know Beans?" contest entertained attendees before adjournment to meet March 20 with Mrs. Frances Haston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cornish
Hallie Mehler
Helént ‘Pierce
Michigan ,Children’s—Aid Society
Mary Higgins
California
Mizpah
Frances Haston
Married Woman Fears Gas Eats Only Baby Food
A woman described as Mrs. M. Gunn says she ate only baby food for three years due to gas but found relief with Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika reduces gas by acting on both upper and lower bowel, removing hidden poisons and improving digestion and sleep, endorsed by Mark B. Sugden, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Saline Farmers Club Meeting Reports Good Attendance
The February Saline Farmers Club meeting was held Friday February 21 with Mrs Ada Lutz and son Arthur present. Frank Hauk led the business discussions on improving the club and efficiency in service. Mrs C H Miller presented the paper Are there Any Unchanging Standards for Moral Behavior. Dinner followed and a social hour closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Saline Farmers Club
Ada Lutz
Arthur
Frank Hauk
C. H. Miller
Measles illness and community notes from West Mooreville
West Mooreville lists residents ill with measles and records visitors and events. Milestones include a Sayre Reeves farm sale today, family visits in Milan and Detroit, Milan school attendance, and a kitchen shower for Warren Baker. A death in Fort Wayne prompts relatives to travel. a New York actress plans a refuge for jobless chorus girls. laundry question ends item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna
Barbara Lewis
Mae Sherman
Toledo
Millard Allison
Sayre Reeves
Loyal Kanitz
Loyola
C. BE. Kanitz
Milan
Gus Goldsmith
Mae Hendershot
Ann Arbor
Clayton Butler
Detroit
John Wilmot
Myrl Murray
Parker Murray
Ypsilanti
Ruth Murray
Warren Baker
Adrian
Arlow
Arthur Sanford
Claud Sanford
Milam
S.W. Sanford
Mary Goldsmith
Lemuel Goldsmith
New York
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Ernst Bros
South 4Th Ave
Silhouette
Princess
Mork Ge
Buckeye
Klager’s Hatchery
Bridgewater
Mich
Central York
William Stroup, Jr
Libert Richards
Geraldine
Lugenia
Pauline
Russell
Lewis Schanz
William S. Harwood
Pittsfield
Gottlob
Emma Hertler
Mary Jackson
Dora Hall
Ernest. D. Skinner
Rudolph Hertler
David Carl
South Saline
West Saline
Hammond District
Robert Love
E. M. Gilbert
Clarence Carr
W. D. Hart
Bruce Gordon
Gordon
Roy Heilman
EB. M. Gilbert
Ray Gilbert
E. O. Stimpson
Lewis Feldman
Song
Fordson
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Julia
Dorothy Gordon
Saline
Forbes P. T. A
Ernest Gleason
Gleason
Raynor Scudder
West Mooreville
Merchants Service Bureau
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