Community holiday visits and funeral attendances noted
Macon area residents made Christmas and New Year visits across Michigan and Ohio. Many called on relatives in Tecumseh Adrian Ypsilanti Toledo and Blissfield while several attended the funeral of C S Kendrick and of Mrs Ella Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Creger
Detroit
Dow
Bilby
Hiss
Ousted
Marilyn Ladd
Ann Arbor
Fred Gorton
Revilo Sage
Everett Chambers
Claude Bailey
C. S. Kendrick
Blissfield
Hellora Koebbe
Margaret
Virginia
Toledo
Albert Cross
Bowling Green
Anna Furguson
Ray Hendershot
Ernest Camburn
Elwyn
Jackson
Zoanna van Valkenburg
Clara Hendershot
Otto Blair
Thomas
Lucile
Elm Ball
Wilhelming Trout
Wheaton
Ilinois
Merle Trout
Guy Collins
Guernsey Collins
Betty
Dorothy Beman
Hudson
Monna Quackenbush
Cecil Holt
Louise
Donna
H. C. Johanneson
Dundee
Ruth Kuder
U. of M. Hospital
Alvin Kuder
Byron Rhoades
Dale Hodges
Nelson Francisco
Frank Francisco
Sheldon
Ella Bartlett
M. J. Williams
Carl Thomas
William Still
Adrian
Erwin Conklin
Mmsee Elsworth Collings
Tecumseh
Frank Day
Joseph Howell
John Mansfield
Clinton
Guy Davenport
Tipton
Mayne Pennington
Gilbert
Harley Kimerer
Whiteford
Clarence Hall
John Hall
Charles Seeger
Fred Shough
Clayton
Reuben Creger
Wampler’s Lake
Roy Satterla
Frank
Fred Creger
George McGuire
Philip McGuire
Chicago
James McGuire
Columbus
George
Mary
Susie
Margaret McGuire
Christmas Gatherings in West Mooreville Community
Christmas visitors and family gatherings fill West Mooreville as residents from Milan Detroit Traverse City and Ypsilanti share holidays with local households. Names include Hobbs Reese Kreager Gauntlett Kanitz and Westfall among many others. A separate incident reports a damaged flywheel causing hundreds of dollars in damage at Clayton and nearby mills with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hobbs
Milan
Len Smith
B. Mohrhardt
Fred Reese
S. C. Raslick
Dee
Britton
John Teufel
Ervin Kreager
Fred Kreager
Austin White
Saline
George Reese
Sam Brown
Harry Brown
Loyal Kanitz
Frank Kanitz
Cone
Elmer Hintz
Charles Booth
John Taylor
Dora Mae Westfall
Lauren Schleh
Detroit
Clyde Wineland
Harvey Moorhead
Luther Phelps
Portage Lake
Charles Phelps
Clyde Gauntlett
James Gauntlett
Traverse City
M. Davenport
Elon Gauntlett
Toledo
Ernest Dutterle
Ann Arbor
Edith Westfall
Aaron Westfall
C. HE. Kanitz
Theron Kanitz
Big Rapids
Hendershot
G. M. Goodell
Lansing
Zitella Goldsmith
Mirs
John Bell
Jean
Lemuel Goldsmith
Arthur Carter
Helen
George Motion
George Greashaber
Leon
Bump & Ellis
Clayton
Oscar A. Anderson
Addison Courier
New Year Promise Near as Patient Eyes Homeward Return
Drake Harmon bonds with nurse Miss Bowen as he recovers in hospital. Doctor Scott urges caution but Harmon insists he is well enough to go home for New Year as bells ring and a hopeful romance blooms between patient and nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake Harmon
Doctor Scott
Miss Bowen
Scott
Western Newspaper Union
Result of Christmas Pipe Is Mr Purse Dead
A humorous item notes the Christmas pipe story and clarifies that Mr Purse is not dead but temporarily flat on his back. The brief emphasizes misinterpretation and reassures readers with a light tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Purse
Dealing With the New Year Imagination Keeps Tradition Alive
A brief reflective note suggests the New Year will resemble the old unless one uses a vivid imagination to shape the coming months. It emphasizes personal agency in redefining routines and expectations for the new cycle.
Nancy's New Year Wish Becomes Pony Joy
Nancy wonders what New Year looks like and imagines many images. Her family misreads the concept until Clarence presents a white pony and a greeting card saying Happy New Year. Nancy declares the holiday is a pony she longed for, and the pony named Dolly is forever called Happy New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Santa Claus
Santa
Douglas
Barbara
Thelma
Mother
Clarence
Patricia
Dolly
Union
Washtenaw Boys to Visit State Herds for 1932 Show
Washtenaw 4-H members and fathers plan a tour of Aberdeen Angus and Hereford herds in various counties tomorrow to select calves for the 1932 Detroit Junior Livestock show. Report to the county extension office in Ann Arbor at 7 30 a m if joining. A county boy won the grand championship this year and the group aims to keep the title in Washtenaw. Bernard R Riley, Miami minor, lost a state supreme court appeal over voting rights due to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
County Agricultural Extension Office
Washtenaw
Bernard R. Riley
Miami
State Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Macon
Maurice. Pennington
Ridgeway
Wesley Pennington
Ellen Collins
Herbert Gilmore
Ray Gilmore
Revila Sage
Percy Morgan
Lavern Camburn
Ellsworth
Everett Lindsley
Ethel Lindsley
API
Earl Lindsley
John Crittenden
Harold Crittenden
Bettie Johnson
Lucile Graeb
Ronald Pilbeam
Roscoe Eberle
Chester Gooding
Ellen
Lewis Kehoe
Billie Hhberle
Ralph Halladay
Eric Halladay
Sarah Halladay
Robert Johnson
Ronald
Miss Bettie
West Mooreville
H. W. Gilman
F. Moore
Hardy MacLachlan
Doris Gilman
Croswell
Henry Bruckner
Harry Dennison
Ypsilanti
Paul Lewis
Dale
Fred Lewis
C. S. Herkerme
Ernest Monroe
Marion
Harold Pebbles
William Shaw
Elson Shaw
Mary Conde
Alice
A. J. Turner
Gaisford
A. H. Baldwin
Detroit News
Myrtle Koon Cherryman
4-H
Edward W. Pickard
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