Central York Community Notes Include Family News and Event
Lewis Murray improves after a bad cold while John Dicks recovers from grip. Parker Murray and Myrl Murray travel to Detroit with stock. Sweeney family members visit from Detroit. Mrs Hattie Murray and others attend a Baptist revival in Mulan Friday. Oak Grove P T A met with 40 attendees and served fried cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Murray
John Dicks
Parker, Murray
Detroit
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Joseph Sweeney
Sweeney Farm
Hattie Murray
Énilaren
Carlton
Electa
Parker Murray
Baptist
Baptist Church In Mulan
Oak Grove P. T. A
Mooreville social notes from Flat Rock to Milan
West Mooreville notes Percy Coller of Flat Rock was ill at Mrs. Frank Coller’s home last Wednesday. Maynard Hatch of Jackson visited the Teufels. Snoddy attended church fish supper in Cone. Warner visited grandson Lloyd Olds in Ypsilanti. William Gauntlett, son of Clyde and Mrs. Gauntlett, has an infected arm near the elbow. Aristine Miller and Phyllis Holcomb of Milan spent weeks with brother June Holcomb. Wilma Briggs of Macon, Mooreville High teacher, staying with Clyde Wineland. A. J. Turner hosted dinner for Ed Dexter family and C. S. Herkermer family Augusta in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Coller
Flat Rock
Frank Coller
Maynard Hatch
Jackson
John Teufel
James Snoddy
Cone
Sarah A. Warner
Lloyd Olds
Ypsilanti
William D. Gauntlett
Clyde Gauntlett
Local Notices From Hammond Area Include Accidents And Crimes
Hammond district notices report Hazel Gilbert visiting Pearl Gilbert and multiple social calls. William Mackan was seriously injured when his car struck a freight car at an unprotected Ander son street crossing near Ann Arbor. Chas Carroll, a Blissfield carpenter, confessed to bank robbery in Blissfield taking 16711. dollars. he surrendered after hiding money in his cellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mackan
Ann Arbor
Anderson Street
Mackan
Jearnel
Millan
Chas. Carroll
Blissfield
Carroll
Morenci
What Sin Is and Does in Grieving God
Lesson text defines sin as deviation from the Way and transgression of the law. It traces origins in Eden, universality among humankind, and the need for divine remedy through Jesus blood. Believers' duties include confession, seeking forgiveness, cleansing, and following Christ as advocate and obedient followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Garden of
Eden
Adam
God
Satan
Eve
Mark
Jesus Christ
Christ
Calvary
The Love of Christ Lifts Sinner Above Self
A devotional reflection notes that a stream cannot rise higher than its source and that Christ’s love entering a heart raises a man above himself, conquers sin, and fills him with peace and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Pythagoras On Virtue And Stable Law
A mid centuries quote emphasizes virtue as the firm anchor of a person and glory as a weak support, describing virtue as enduring against life’s tempests under the law of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Pythagoras
Tire care tips urge longer tire life and safer driving
Warning against aggressive driving and poor road choices. Front wheels should be checked monthly and drivers are advised to avoid sharp turns and sudden starts. Slow, controlled steering and even braking help prevent tread wear, stone bruises, and brake failures.
Oil firm plans March drilling in unknown territory
An Oklahoma oil company has leased farms in an unnamed area and will drill in March, per a trusted source. Other notes report WN YC railroad shops in Adrian running full time, Ford Motor Co in Northville adding machinery for a new department and 150 payroll, Fowlerville council abandoning an ice rink venture, a Monroe County tax debate on corn borer levies, a rare red fox trapped in Sylvan township, winter fishing activity across Clarks Vineyard and Wamplers lakes with perch and pickerel catches, and ice thickness growing after zero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Oil
Flat Rock
WN. Y. C
Adrian
Manchester Enterprise
Ford Motor Co
Northvile
Brighton Argus
Fowlerville
Grand River Street
Brighton
Argus
Board of Supervisors
Monroe
Wesley Reed
Exeter Township
Dundee
Clarks
Vineyard
Brooklyn
Better Merchandising Association Plans Detroit Conference
Nashville merchant L Glasgow announces the third annual Better Merchandising Conference and expo to be held March 14 15 at the new Masonic temple in Detroit. The event features open retail idea forums with speakers on advertising merchandising window display credit stock control and management. Attendance is expected to reach about 1500 retailers with an attendance trophy for the town or city with the highest proportionate turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Glasgow
Nashville
Better Merchandising Association
Michigan State Hardware Association
Detroit
New Masonic Temple
Glasgow
Fred H. Nissly
Ypsilanti
Pemetee
Association
Fort Wayne Hotel
Temple
Chas. ‘W. Collier
State
Middle West
Frank E. Loughman Dies Sudden at 59
Frank E. Loughman 59 of Saline died suddenly Wednesday afternoon at his South Monroe street home where he had lived since May. Born November 12, 1869 in Newark Ohio he helped form Saline Creamery and was at work at the Plant when stricken. Survived by widow Minnie two sons Otto H Saline and Harry J Roseville two daughters Mrs Mary Spindler Saline and Mrs Arthur H E O Neil Ypsilanti. Body to Newark for funeral services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Loughman
South
Monroe Street
Newark
Ohio
Loughman
Saline Creamery
Minnie
Otto H
Saline
Harry J
Roseville
Mary Spindler
Arthur HE. O’neil
Ypsilanti
Mrs Maria B Miller Dies in Lansing Home
Mrs Maria Buchanan Miller 79 wife of James Miller of 1416 Poritiac street died Tuesday afternoon at home. A Lansing resident two years she belonged to Adventist church. Survived by husband two sons James Buchanan Cleveland Wilam Buchanan St Louis MO a daughter Mrs Ida Dodger Cleveland and eight grandchildren one sister Mrs Ruth Bobier Hast Lansing Short funeral at home Friday Rev Abbott officiating with church services in Detroit Interment Woodmere Detroit Lansing State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Buchanan Miller
James Miller
Poritiac
Street
Lansing
Adventist Church
Miller
James Buchanan
Cleveland
Wilam Buchanan
St. Louis
Missouri
Ida Dodger
Ruth Bobier
Hast Lansing
Abbott
Detroit
Woodemere Cemetery
Lansing State ‘Journal
Saline
Obituary notice for Jacob Hartman of Satine township
Jacob Hartman aged 59 of Satine township died in a Ann Arbor hospital last Wednesday after a severe attack of blood poisoning. He was born August 1, 1878 in Satine township and lived all his life in Washtenaw county. He is survived by five sisters and three brothers. Funeral services were held at 1:00 at his sister’s home and at 1:15 at St Joseph's church Saline township. Interment in St Jacob's cemetery. The notice includes elegiac lines and a second obituary for Nelson Clyde Davenport born May 15, 1864 died December 33, 1929. He married Lulu Orrando on November 25, 1885. leaves wife, a son and daughter-in-law, one sister, and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hartman
Satine Township
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
William Wiedmayer
Saline Township
Herman Gross
Walter Luckhardt
Freedom Township
Clara Bredernitz
Lodi Township
Bruno Papsdorf
Nelson Clyde
Davenport
Lulu Orrando
Gar Davenport
Carroll Culbertson
Detroit
Ellis Randall
Alfred Randall
Farmington
Will Farley
Plymouth
Grant Stimpson
George Stimpson
John Boetiger
Ray Jaycox
Belleville
Samuel Josenhans Dies After Long Wilmington Stay
Samuel Josenhans a long time resident of Sa line died at his Wilmington North Carolina home on Saturday January 12 1929 He was born November 26 1847 in Leonberg Wuertemberg Germany and came to Washtenaw County in 1855 He married Clara Jacobus June 20 1877 and worked as a blacksmith here until 1918 He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Frank Kibler three sons Carl Leonard Ernest and several grandchildren Funeral services and burial will be in Wilmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Josenhans
Saline
Wilmington
North Carolina
Josenhans
The
Maccabees
Arbeiter Verein
Leonberg
Wuertemberg
Germany
Washtenaw County
Clara, Jacobus
Ann Arbor
Carl
Oner
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Central -York
West Mooreville
A. J. Turner
Ed. Dexter
Josiah
Anna
C. S. Herkermer
Augusta
Milan
Hammond District
Hazel Gilbert
Pearl Gilbert
Julia Gordon
Frank Bliss
Ruth Needham
Louis Feldman
Fordson
John Zahn
Wilbur Cornish
Doris Gilbert
Robert Love
Virginia Gilbert
Forest Louden
Clinton
E. M. Gilbert
Foley
Wheeler's
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jos. Lisbeck
Sylvan Township
Liebeck
Joe
Frank
Doughman
Maria B, Miller
Jacob. Hartman
Nelson Clyde Davenport
North
Carolina
Kessel’s
South Main Street
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