Bridgewater Social Notes and Local Business Moves
Adolph Layher traveled to Toledo on business. Edna Schellenberger visited Clinton. Charles Breining aiding Bracey firm for a few days. Jenninge B Hartlin visited Jackson. Ice cutting resumes as weather turns cold. Loretta Schaible of Saline stayed with sister Mrs Erwin Klager. Audrey Jordan of Saline visited Selma Roetince. Johnny Grey son of Mr and Mrs James Grey died after brief diphtheria illness. Joe Bersuder family visited Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Joe Fanlhaber of Manchester hosted by Mr and Mrs George Bersuder. George Strieter bought half interest in M J Parad Lumber yard, now Bridgewater Lumber Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Breining
Bracey
Jenninge B. Hartlin
Jackson
Johnny Grey
James Grey
George Strieter
M. J. Parad
The
Bridgewater Lumber Company
Local Notes From Macon and Nearby Towns
Clarence Satterla of Howell visits brother Frank Satterla while Charles Harmon of Saline calls on Macon friends. Numerous trips, illnesses, and visits: Fred Baily resumes store duties. Miss Ollie Krackenbach visits her sitter in Macon. families from Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Clinton travel for visits and funerals. several driving new Fords. Ladies' Aid to hold social February 4. sheep scab found locally with dipping under state vet supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Satterla
Howell
Frank Satterla
Charles Harmon
Saline
Macor
Lewis Coller
Jackson
Fred Baily
Ollie Krackenbach
Fonteria
Ohio
Mac. Powell
Frank Satterla, Jr
J. M. Spier
Tecumseh
Mark Randall
Melville Wiggins
Ralph Halladay
Clarisa Frost
Jesse
Leslie
Lawrence Welch
Detroit
Frank Sage
John Miller
Montpelier
Helen Morgan
P. K. Morgen
Local Residents Share Visits Across Cities
Central Lodi resident Otto Kress is in Lansing visiting M A G John Mayer and his son Fred. Bert Moore and son Laverne visited Saline on Friday. Drake relatives Willis and Edgar spent Sunday with family. Norman Helen and Laverne Moore joined Erwin Linder and George Drake for Sunday at Bert Moore’s. N G C Davenport and wife were in Ann Arbor at their son’s home. Fred Mayer and his wife visited her parents the Schneiders in Srio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kress
Lansing
M. A. G. John Mayer
Fred
Bert Moore
Laverne
Saline
Willis “Drake
Edgar Drake
Norman, Helen
Laverne Moore
Erwin .Linder
Geogre Drake
N. GC
Davenport
Ann Arbor
Local Social Notes From South Saline
Mrs Henry McMann entertains her sister and husband of Adrian. Mr and Mrs Albert Gross and children spent Sunday with Frank Beam and family. Mrs Alonzo Kutler visited her daughter Mrs Leon Vealey and family Wednesday. Pilsworth Losee visits aunt Mrs Aubrey Pocklington and husband near Britton. James Taylor and children were Sunday guests of Hugh Craig and family. Willard Hall and daughter Zella were Sunday guests of Nathan Dibble. Walter Dillon of Clifford visits grandparents Mr and Mrs William Waslick. January meeting of the Wiling Workers held at Mrs Ernest Gilbert’s home. Aubrey Pocklington of near Britton and Mrs Ora Loses of Ypsilanti visited their parents, Mr and Mrs William Hastick, and grandson Hallsworth Losee, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McMann
Adrian
Albert Gross
Frank Beam
Alonzo Kutler
Leon Vealey
Pilsworth Losee
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
James Taylor
Hugh Craig
Willard Hall
Zella
Nathan Dibble
Walter Dillon
Clifford
William Waslick
Ernest Gilbert
Near
Ora Loses
Ypsilanti
William Hastick
Hallsworth Losee
Community Notes From Judd District Family Visits
Rachel LeBaron is home from Albion. Max Richards suffers a severe boil on his finger. Hubert Richards visited Ann Arbor. Leela Richards was home from Ypsilanti for the weekend. Millard Allison spent Friday evening with D. G. Richards and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Welsh visited Peter Sommers and family Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Rises visits friends in Napoleon Ohio for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller entertained Detroit visitors. D. G. Richards, wife and Clif ford spent Wednesday with Karl Thearer and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green attended the G. J. Breggs Bridgewater auction. Mr. and Mrs. Ba. Greggs and two children stayed with L. G. Riggs and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards and sons A. G. and Pan) spent Sunday with G F. Richards and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Richards
Hubert Richards
Ann Arbor
Leela Richards
Ypsilanti
Millard Allison
D. G. Richards
Harley Welsh
Peter Sommers
Sarah Rises
Napoleon
Ohio
Grant Miller
Detroit
D.G. Richards
Clif‘ford
Karl Thearer
Charles Green
G. J. Breggs
Bridgewater Township
Ba. Greggs
L. G. Riggs
D. G. Richards and Sons
A. G. and
Pan
G F. Richards
Central York Social Roundup of Local Visitors
Mr Powell hosts and visits with neighbors as Harvey Faust and Anna Kelsey visit Ann Arbor and Rochester. Numerous dinner guests include Andrew Murray Cassius Debenham and the Desbrogh and LeBaron families. Youths from York Baptist Sunday school gather at Andrew Murray’s home for games singing and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Harvey Faust
Ann Arbor
Anna Kelsey
Fred Schroen, Jr
Howard Richards
Rachel Desbrough
Anna
Kelsey
Frank Kelsey
Wirt LeBaron
Andrew Murray
John Gooding
Irving LeBaron
Io Mary Cobb
William Richards
Rochester
Max Richards
Mary Murray
Alger Alison
Cassius Debenham
Milan
J. F. Stecher
Ann Arbor Township
George Desbrough
Samwel Craig
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Andraw Murray
York Baptist Sunday School
Andrew Murrray
Ind
Dearborn Forecast as New Industrial Center Promoted
Editor J. E. McMullen outlines in Linden Leader how Dearborn could rival Highland Park with Ford led industrial growth. George W. Mitchell of McIntyre Realty Co. promoted Dearborn lots near Ford Bank after a packed opera house preview of Detroit’s progress. The piece touts road and sewer improvements and hopes for mass migration to Dearborn as Ford expands into street cars planes and farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. McMullen
Linden
Dearborn
George W. Mitchell
McIntyre Realty Co
Detroit
Opera House
Henry Ford
Highland Park
Fora
Ford
Mitchell
Ford Bank
Michigan
Died After Hospital Transfer Finds Pathology
Dr. McColl submits a pathological diagnosis from Ann Arbor University Hospital noting death soon after admission. The report lists gloma in the right parietal region with cyst degeneration and drainage, acute bronchopneumonia, old pleural disease, chronic nephritis, pyelitis and ureteritis, adrenal calcinosis, and cardiac dilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McColl
Ann Arbor University Hospital
Croswell Jeffersonian
School Notes and Weekend Activities At Chelsea and Dundee
Semester exams are set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The Chelsea football game was postponed due to scarlet fever at Chel sea school. Dundee basketball is scheduled for Friday for boys and girls. Chorus rehearses an operetta The Merry Milk Maids. Miss Voos spoke on health with the Red Cross nurse. There was no school Friday as teachers attended an institute in Ypsilanti. Girls host the alumni Tuesday night and promise a strong game. The Alumni are expected to be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Dundee
Merry Milk Maids
Auditors Proceedings of January 1921 County Meeting
The Board of County Auditors met January 3 4 and 5 1921 in the court house. Bills audited and allowed include medical exams for multiple individuals and numerous supplies and services from local firms. Resignation of auditor G A Lehman notified. Edwin Smith appointed to fill vacancy to January 1 1923. Albert Groves named chairman. proceedings ordered published in the Saline Observer and then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Auditors
Court House
Sullivan
G. A. Lehman
Groves
Edwin Smith
Albert D. Groves
Smith
Saline Observer
Republicans Meet in Detroit February Bid
Republicans plan a Detroit spring convention on February 17 to nominate two candidates for the super court bench two for the university regents two for the state board of agriculture and for superintendent of public instruction. County conventions set for February 7. Reapportionment raises total convention seats from 1347 to 1504 with Wayne County increasing from 265 to 438.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Super Court Bench
Board of Regents of
The
University O Michigan
State Board of Agriculture
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Michigan
State Central Committee
Wayne County
Farm Bureau Convention Announces Reduced Travel Fare
Washtenaw county delegates George McCalla George Gage Walter Rawson and William Hoove attend the State Farm Bureau and Farmers Week convention. Members can travel round trip for one and a half fare by presenting H S Osler issued identification at railroad stations. About five thousand people are expected in Lansing for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Week
H. S. Osler
Mr. Osler
Washtenaw County
George McCalla
George Gage
Walter Rawson
William Hoove
Mast Lansing
Christian Science Services Schedule Published
Services will be held in the Citi zens Bank building Sunday at 10 a.m. Testimony meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all, with Sunday school at 11 a.m. Pupils under 20 years may be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridgewater
Adolph Layher
Toledo
Edna Schellenberger
Clinton
Loretta Schaible
Erwin Klager
Audrey Jordan
Saline Wa
Selma Roetince
Joe Bersuder
Eoward
Raymond
Gertrude
Doris
Joe Ffanlhaber
Manchester
George Bersuder
Macon
James’ Jones
Will
Monroe
J. M. Williams
Charles
Floyd Spencer
and Mirs
Ruth Nd Lucile
Mrs. Bolton Sarvey
J. F. Koeboe
Mgr
Frank Koebbe
Anna Bredernitz
Sumner McCollum
Ladies’ Aid Society of the “M. E. Church
Lawrnce Burleson
Flint
Floyd
Mr. Burleson
Mr. Blanchard
Frank Day
James- Jones
Blanche Mills
Lodi
Fred Mayer
Mrs. Schneider
Srio
South Saline
Judd
Rachel LeBaron
Bion
Central York
Auditors’ Proceedings
U.S. Chemical Co
H. A. Reye
Guy G. Alway
C. Ganzhorn
Charles B Pillsbury
N. R. Smith
John W. Wessinger
Wm. Blair
D. R. Barton
Dillman
M. di
G. M. Hull
J. H. Dickerson
Richmond & Backus Co
Callaghan & Co
Frank O’brien
Clean Sweep Co
Henry Neiman
Athens Press
Lenawee Coty Clerk
Lua Johnson
J. C. Pullen& Son
J. CG. Pullen &Son
Old Dutch Mills Co
Clarence Hemerdinger
L. Bennett
Jeanne Lollis
H. J. Richards
L. Roninger
Guy G Alway
Fyrd L. Arner
Margaret Grittenden
Emma. Fischer
Sid M. Millard
P. B. Harding
Standard Oil Co
G. E. Washington
Wee
Manchester Enterprise
Otto D. Luick
R. J. Bird
Chas. Harman & Wife
Artificial Ice Co
Br. N.r.smith
Cushing
State Tel. Co
State Tél. Co
Dean & Co. Ltd
C. BE. Godfrey
Meyer-Schairer Co
Agnes Katz
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan, Co
Frank O. Hancock
Radwin S. Butts
Ann Arbor Art Sales
Der
FH. Ash
H &. Osler
Agnes Doody
Thomas M. Paton
George McGalla
J. L. Chapman
Staebler & Company
T Varsity Laundry
Kenneth Noble
Lettie Neithammer
Davis & Company
Fierce Cash
R. G. MacKenzie
Dr. Wessinger
Wests Side Dairy Co
F. L. Arner
Ypsilanti Sates & Service
Hyzel & Matthews
Dick Elliott
Zald
F. M. Miller
W.ross
J. W. Roberts
Bryan Essery
Jes. W. Robinson
Carl. Arnold
Mr. Carl Arnold
Justus A. Fowe
Alex Schlupe
Ernnest Crump
Lee Davison
Fred J. Heuse
Ernest ._ White
P. We. Ross
Martin Stadtmiller
Srs
P. W. Ross
A. D. Groves
Arthur Sullivan
G. W. Gaudy
John D. Thomas
Edwin H. Smith
H. B. Clark
CG. Dorr
John F. Connors
Thos. Goodridge
Be.p. Steiner
Gerald Walter
Fred J. Heusel
Powcrete R. Middlemis
Detroit Edison Co
Washtenaw.Gas Co
Seerees
Hepublicans
MEEDP
Christian Science Notes
Geo. J. Klager
Mich
BR. FE. D
Amn
Arbor
A, Warren
Real Estate Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
FANIS
Brackel
Saline, Mich
MR. Farmer
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