Local social notes from Central York and nearby towns
CENTRAL YOR Mrs. Jacob Stecher has been quite sick with grip. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Murray called at the Salty home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Faust entertained the Gleaners. Julius Hertler and Guy Richards were Ypsilanti visitors. Miss Lugenia Richards returned to Whitmore Lake teaching. Julius Hertler bought the farm of Leo Beaubein. Denton Moyle and Salts of Cherry Hill spent time with Miss Pearl Dicks. Pearl Dicks visited her brother Samuel Dicks in Wayne. Mirre's Meryand Electa Murray stayed with Rev. and Mrs. Davis in Milan. Clyde Matthews family from Saline visited Mrs. Stecher. Oak Grove school had no session Friday due to Miss Brighton attending a meeting in Ypsilanti. Parker Murray's wife and Hattie Murray with son Henry spent Tuesday with Fired Fine. Myril Murray and children of Morreville and Marion Murray of Superior Township visited relatives. Pearl Dicks attended a shower for Mrs. Denton Moyte at Ira Pool’s in Cherry Hill. about 60 attended. An error appeared in Central York last week noting a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sally. the correct parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sally, Charles being Arthur Sally’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stecher
Parker Murray
Salty Home
Arthur Faust
Julius Hertler
Guy Richards
Ypsilanti
Lugenia Richards
Whitmore Lake
Leo Beaubein
Denton Moyle
Salts
Cherry Hill
Pearl Dicks
Samuel Dicks
Wayne
Mirre
Electa Murray
Davis
Milan
Clyde Matthews
Saline
Oak Grove
Miss Brighton
van -Tkenburg
Hattie Murray
Henry
Myril Murray
Morreville
Marion Murray
Smerior Townchin
Carlton Murray
Ira Pool
Denton Moyte
Mable Pool
Central York
Arthur Sally
Charles Sally
Moon Almanac Sparks Debate in Saline View
In South Saline communities locals discuss the moon farming debate as the Almanac issued by the federal agriculture department urges planting by soil conditions not moon phases. The piece notes farmers recall successes and failures tied to moon calendars and stresses modern, evidence based methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Agriculture
Almanac
Catarrhal Deafness and Eustachian Tube Inflammation Ad
An old advertising note explains catarrhal deafness arising from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims Fall’s Catarrh Medicine reduces inflammation to prevent permanent hearing loss and promotes its long selling history by Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Social Roundup From Ann Arbor and Detroit Areas
Mr and Mrs Sommers visited Ann Arbor Saturney. Karl Theurer visited Detroit on business Thursday. The Longstaffs spent Monday with the Richards. The Hansons visited the Theurers last week. Sidney Yap of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with D G Richards. Ward and family of Ann Arbor visited the Richards and Rogers households. The PT A gathering was postponed due to illness. rescheduled for Friday February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sommers
Ann Arbor
Karl Theurer
Detroit
Longstaff
D. G. Richards
Hanson
Sidney "Yape
Mrs
Ward
Reuben Rogers
Alfred Acton
George Essenburg
Lyman
M. 8
N. College
Ann Arbor Visit and Local Socials Chronicle
Hanon and District Wilbur Cornish came to Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Detroit’s Roscoe Eberle was a guest of Kenneth Gordon Jr and Mrs Everett Monroe in Ypsilanti Sunday. Numerous neighbors hosted quilting parties, dinners, and Sunday visits across Milan, Belleville, and the Ridge. Memorial greetings noted as M Jaston and A B liams attended the funeral of Mrs James Taylor in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Cornish
Ann Arbor
Roscoe Eberle
Detroit
Kenneth Gordon
Everett Monroe
Yprsilanti
Ellen Collins
Hazel” Gordon
BB. M.gilbert
Otto Hanson
Forest Louden
Milan
BB. M. Gilbert
N. J. Easton
James Taylor
the Ridge
Walter Gordon
Kerry
Glennie
Goldsmith
Mary McMann
Elta
John. Milligan
Ralph Hammond
Lena Gordon
Etta Willamson
Orange and
Bruce
Gordon
John Boettger
Belleville
Julia Gordon
C. W. Gauntlett and Son
W. D
O. Stimpson
Donald
John
Community Notices From West Saline and Nearby
Local residents are listed as ill or recovering with many sick lists. Numerous visits and gatherings occur including a shower at Bridgewater hall and a P.T.A. meeting at Dell school. Notables include the Weidmayer appendicitis case and various family visits among Hertler, Finkbeiner, Arend, Bredernitz, and Wackenhut households.
Make Parents Responsible for Juvenile Crime
The piece argues most offenders under 21 are youths whose conduct stems from lax parental discipline. It advocates holding parents or guardians liable for damages caused by their wards and urges society to demand greater parental control to curb juvenile crime.
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South Saline
William Easlick
Willard Hall
Haldene Langham
Elsworth Losee
Maude Goodrich
Roscoe Craig
Fred.Kemp
Britton
Geraldine Kuder
Thelma Johnson
Fred Teufel
Tecumseh
Earl Kuder
American Legion
A. TI. Dalzell
Hush Craig
Jerry Richards
Albert Cross
A. I. Dalzell
Mirs Mande
Chauncey Goodrich
Albert Johnston
Aubrey Pocklington
Emma Bisel
Erma Bisel
W. EB. Bisel
E. J. Collins
Agnes Paine
C. H. Carven
C. R. Pierce
Jit- Ha Aanshtas
Hugh Craig
Hanon
West Saline
Bank Teepe
Geeorge Bondie
Delia Robison
Zelia
Leona Young
Ernest Eggert
Jackson
A. A. Harlan
Milatt
Fred Arend
Lee Session
Lansing
Charles Hertler
William Noble
Clinton
Charles Herter
Clarence Rogers
Jacob Smith
John Finkbeiner
Herman Wackenhut
Bridgewater
Air
Henry Bredernitz
Herman Bredernitz
Otto Bredernitz
Carl Hertler
Pauling
Clarence Goldner
Edward Guenther
Moovreville
Pant . Kiebler
Bridgewater Hall
Norman Weidtmeyer
John Weidmayer
Pedro
William Burkhardt
Charlotte Finkbeiner
Dell School
Pwt.a. Associattion
Albert Graf
Florence Tucker
Frank Houk
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
GEO. V. Cook Chevrolet Sales and Service
Saline, Mich