York Area Notices and Personal News Summary
Central York reports births and visits across the community. Notables include a January birth to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jewell, and visits by Joseph Sweeney, Fred Rickett and family, Mrs. Fred Schroer, Mrs. Alger Allison, and others. The York Baptist Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs. Orra Zeluff’s home with a potluck. Rev. Harry Grimes will preach at 10:39 a.m. on Sundays with midweek services Thursday evenings. Cemetery dues for 1931 are due. check receipts and pay any back dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cand
Harold Jewell
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Fred Rickett
Fred Schroer
Ann Arbor
Alger
Allison
Federated Aid Society
Saline
George Desbrough
Ernest Bailey
Russell
Smith
Elk
Leslie Bailey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
York Baptist
Church Meta
Orra Zeluff
Harry Grimes
York Baptist Church
Hammond District Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Adelia Robison visited Mrs Kenneth Gordon Saturday evening. Raymond Girbolc returned from Bloomfield Hills for the weekend. Oakley Eberle of Bedford spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gordon. Mr and Mrs H M Gilpen hosted Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Eberle Macon. Clarence Carr family and Elmer Roe joined relatives Sunday. A dancing and card party was held at Mr and Mrs C N East home Saturday. Ralph Hammond and Mrs Mary McMann with Ella were dinner guests of Mrs Mary McMann Sunday. Ray Gilmore of Britton and Ellen Collins of Macon called on Hovey Needham Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smmisg Rath Needham
Detroi Aind
Umirgi Adélia
Robison
Kenneth Gordon
Raymond “Girbolc
Bloomfield Hills
W Oakley’ Eberle
Bedford
Meot
Robert Love
H. M.gilpen
Roscoe Eberle
Macon
Clarence Carr
Elmer Roe
C. N. East
Ralph Hammond
Ella
Ray Gilmore
Britton
Ellen Collins
Hovey Needham
Local Social Roundup in Pittsfield Area
Visits and family gatherings mark a Pittsfield social week as residents attend hospital news, anniversaries, and New Year events. Many locals travel to Ann Arbor for meetings and to support teams, while neighbors host parties and share birthday and holiday joys.
Local Social Notes From South Saline Gatherings
Roscoe Craig and Donald Stilts visit Detroit. Mrs George McGuire hosted Welfare group Thursday. Evans attended a relative’s funeral at Blissfield Thursday. Leon Vealey and Lon Kuder visited Lansing. Bert Mead and family from Ypsilanti called on Frank Stilts. Helen Pierce stayed with Mrs Smith Pocklington near Ridgeway. Amos Luckhardt party at Dan Roeh’s. Olive Haslick and others dined with Teufel. Hildegarde Metzger’s fourth birthday honored with Irene Papp Gazella Bertha Kovacs and Hilah Jean Pierce. treats served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Craig
Donald
Detroit
George McGuire
Welfare Celui
Evans
Blissfield
Leon ‘Vealey
Lon Kuder
Lansing
Bert.Mead
Ypsilanti
Frank Stilts
Helen Pierce
Smith Pocklington
Roy Carothers
Ridgeway
Amos Luckhardt
Dan Roeh
Olive Haslick
Albert Johnston
Ellsworth
Losee
Saline
Holstein Breeders Plan Busy Annual Session in Saline
Holstein breeders meet in Saline for their annual session at the Masonic club rooms with a banquet by the Eastern Star. G S Hay of Michigan State College Extension leads speakers, election of officers to follow, and a potential turnout well over 45 members as invitations go to over 90 county dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Washtenaw County
Holstein
Masonic, Glub
Ta Group
Eastern Star
G ‘S
Hay
Michigan State College
Clarence Armstrong
Manchester
West Saline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Loren Hinderer had his tonsils removed. Mrs. Gottlieb Hinderer visited Ann Arbor Monday. Karl and Omar Feldkamp fished at North Lake Sunday. Florence Weber hosted her sewing club. Ernest Mann Mildred attended a Manchester lodge play Monday. Handicraft club met with Oscar Weber leading. Sarah Milliman visited the club. Multiple local families were entertained at Loren Weber's home Sunday. Karl Feldkamp and Carl Lambarth arranged a pleasant pedro evening. Pargains advertised weekly in the Liner column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Hinderer
Gottlieb Hinderer
Ann Arbor
Karl
Omar Feldkamp
North Lake
Florence Weber
Ernest Mann
Mildred
Manchester Lodge
Oscar Weber
Sarah Milliman
Clarence Feldkamp
Erwin Hauesler
Loren Weber
Karl Feldkamp
Carl
Lambarth
Clarence Hutzel
Pedro
Local Banks Elect New Officers At Annual Meeting
Citizens Bank and Saline Savings Bank stockholders elected officers yesterday. John W. Hull named chairman of the Citizens Bank board with Carl A. Curtiss as president. Martin Fucss, W. il. 2ewe and Lloyd HE. Fairbank named vice presidents. H. A. Holmes cashier. Directors include Curtiss, Hull, Fucss, Hammond, Fowler, Harwood, Lutz, Woodbridge, Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Szens -Bank
Savings Bank
John W. Hull
Citizens.Bank
Carl A. Curtiss
Martin Fucss
W. Il
Lloyd HE. Fairbank
H. A. Holmes
Mr. Curtiss
J. W Hull
B. D. Hammond
W. BM. Fowler
W. S. Harwood
A. J. Lutz
Co. O. Woodbridge
Hull
Curtiss
Beverly P Davenport
Bank
Fowler
Snce
Fucss
Fairbank
Aedtor
Holmes
LaGrange
Indiana
LaGrange State Bank
Clinton Road Social Roundups and Family News
The report notes a Friday night party at Barney's place with strong attendance. Sunday visits include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arend with the Marlens of Milan and Mrs. Caroline Finkbeiner visiting in Bridgewater. News of Eugene Bartlett’s mother’s sudden death in Belleville is cited. County farmers attended a German Fire Insurance Company meeting in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wand
F. W. “Schoen
Fred Kaistr
Andrew Ernst
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ann Arbor
Monda
German Fire Insurance Company
Aita
George, Marshall
Betty
Detroit
F. We Schoen
Inde Johnston
Walter
Inde _ Milton
Dady
Clinton
George Wiedman
Fred Schoen
Barney
Judd District School Alum Returns and Local Visits
Willard Theater resumes classes after holiday break. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langstaff visited Ann Arbor, Emil Milkey Jr and Russell Acton left for Cleveland for auto mechanics study. Gale Riggs injured his heel falling from a ladder while carpentry. Families gathered Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Dennis of Clinton. The piece ends with light political asides and a nudge to read Liner Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard‘Theater
Fry
Jacob Bradley
Detroit
Edward Langstaff
Ann Arbor
Emil Milkey, Jr
Russell Ac‘ton
Cleveland
Gale Riggs
D. G. Richards
Clifford
George
George Dennis
Clinton
Death of Mrs Clara Josenhans Relocated to Wilmington
Mrs Clara Josenhans died Monday in Wilmington North Carolina after a life spent in Saline and Scio township. She was born September 21 1851 and survived by three sons Joseph Ehmer and Eddy all of Ann Arbor two sisters Mrs Mary Jof Toledo and Mrs Eva Morse of Detroit. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Joshenhans
Wilmington
N.C
Joshenhans
Saline
Scio Township
Shes
Joseph
Radio sermons and millinery keep women unseen
A brief item notes women avoid sermons on the radio and concealment of their hats, suggesting a social trend where visible display is limited and attention shifts away from spiritual broadcasts.
Farm equipment service promises and sales pitch
Tractor service department invites servicing and emergency calls. Advertises low rates, skilled mechanics and reliable work. Promotes Power Farming Entertainment and Tractor School dates and urges customers to buy McCormick Deering machines and parts locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
McCormick-Deering Machines
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Anid
Jon Goodfuse
Parsons
G. L. Parsons
Hammond
Pittsfield
G. Rowles
Will Paul
F. W Schoen
Raymond ‘Amglemyre
Clinton High School
Wilfred Schoen
Saginaw
Y.M. Cr
George Weber
Lodi
Minnie Weber Hertler
George Heininger
Albert
Arthur
Herman Heininger
Heininger
John Heininger
Libbie Guthardt
Melita Paul
Baer
Will ‘Paul
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Arthur Heininger
Carrie Rentschler
Albert Wenk
Alfred Hertler
Melita Hertler
Hertler
Dan Hertler
Ruth
Katherine Hertler
Florence
Couzens Hall
South Saline
West Saline
New Oehers
Saline Savings
Clinton Road
Judd
Firestone
George A. Uphaus
Clara Josenhans
Scormi
Parsons & Dodge
Saline, Michigan
Oresse
Republic
Ford
F. O.B
Universal Credit Company
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