Central York Notes of Local Visits and a Tragic Funeral
Miss Mary Bird visits Bay City and her uncle Jesse Bird with family as Clare Canine calls on Aunt Mrs Josephine Vere Oes in Saline. Mrs John Gooding visits Wirt LeBaron in Milan. Nearby relatives gather in Saginaw. Parker Murray and families visit Hattie Murray’s home. Two year old Robert Hertler dies. funeral in Ann Arbor led by Rev Adolf Lederer. Oakwood cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Canine
Josephine Vere Oes
Saline
John Gooding
Wirt LeBaron
Milan
Jesse Birdena
Anna ‘Kelsey
Saginaw
Parker Murray
Northville
Marion Muurray
Superior Township
Dam Murray
Ridge Road
Hattie Murray
Familly
Robert Hertler
Fred Hertler
Ann Arbor
Adolf Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
Pittsfield Social Notes and Tragic Accident Report
Henry Bailey and Alfred Pinson visited Clyde Wells and family while Spiegelberg and Arthur Heininger guests in Pittsfield. Mrs. F W Schoen spent time in Detroit with her son and daughter in law. Chris Jacob died at his brother Gottlieb Jacob's home near Manchester and his funeral was at North Sharon cemetery. Paul Neutz, seven, died in an accidental fall from a car door near Pittsburg. Funeral in Bronson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bailey
Alfred Pinson
Wyandotte
Clyde Wells
Carl She Andontts
Spiegelberg
Anne-Arbor
Arthur Heininger
Milan
Rena Ofinston
Clintche
Chris. Jacob
Gottlieb Jacob
Manchester
Pufidl
North Sharon
Gottlieb Girbach
Pedro
Réuben, Visel
Progressivve Banco
Paul Neutz
John Neutz
Petersburg
Mills School
Saline Road
Bronson
Foreclosure Notice on 1925 Ypsilanti Mortgage
Harold J. Sanderson and Ida F. Sanderson mortgaged land in Ypsilanti to William Braun on March 14 1925 recorded March 19 1925 Washtenaw County Michigan. Mortgage for 1598 99-100 dollars plus costs to be foreclosed by public sale February 2 1932 at 10 a m at the south front door Cort House Ann Arbor Washtenaw County Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Sanderson
Ida F. Sanderson
Willian Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Cort
Ann
Arbor
Washtenisy County
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
Macagan
Factory Street
Grove Street
Tagnow
Forester
Wwest
Bergin
Ruiteria
William Braun
Lee N. Brown
Michian
Community Notes Reflect Family Visits and Local Events
A long list of weekend visits and activities across Tecumseh and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. J D Martin in Lansing, Miss Dolores Spohr in Dundee caring for Mrs. Leroy Davis, and many relatives gathering in Adrian Toledo Clayton and Deerfield. Neighbors attend church fund drives February 5 and 18, while Dorcas and Extension groups meet for talks and refreshment. Patricia Ann Clement is a brief obituary note. Tecumseh Auxiliary installs new officers with Lyman Curtis and A Helzerman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Underwood
Leonard Daykin
Clifford
Underwood
Adrian
Clifford Burnett
Bowling Green
Ohio
Clifford Underwood
Doris Lawrence
Gladys Schough
Clayton
E. Lawrence
John Rocheller
Deerfield
Herbert Smith
Esther
Ben Piotter
Piotter
Alvin Prelipp
James Taylor
Detroit
Fay Wiggins
Dontald Boyd
Gayle Ferrall
Elton Hegin
South Lyon
Ford Smith
Alfred Haystead
Dundee
Fred Haysted
Alma Voght
Lucill
Wiliams
Roy Williams
Christian Church
Methodist Protestant Church
Evelyn Varin
Hancock
Dorothy Martin
Lansing
DeWitt Martin
Mary Ickler
R. J. Benedict
Gerald
Charles
Opal Beal
Grant Hoagland
Miss Maud
Charles Swick
Peter Swick
Lamont Simmons
Gloria
Tipton
J. L. Underwoven
Ainnér
Harlan Keran
Rollin Goodfellow
Oberlin
Clayburn Underwood
Elmer Iberhardt
LaVie Zeloff
Alfred Jasper
Dolores
Toledo
Merland Saxton
William Jasper
Fred Spohr
Charles Painter
Maxine
Roy Carothers
Ann Arbor
Max Wilson
Jack and
Haroldean
Smith Pocklington
Mike Lidster
Grover Willis
Walter Miller
Alfred
Archie Spohr
John Jasper
Charles Spohr
P. C. Clement
Has’ Rea
Edgar Bird
Ford Lounsbury
Dorcas
The
Gertrude DuBois
Ploza Exelby
Burton Boone
Bewah Towner
Ralph Olver
Evelyn. Denslow
Patricia Ann
Wayne Clément
Williamy.Smith
Beeb
Mable Moore
Ine
Helen Osterhout
Mary Oliver
Ruth Rush
Alice” Cheever
Hammond District Social Roundup From Sunday Visits
Residents of Hammond District report a day of Sunday calls and dinners. An Ann Arbor guest, Hollis Carr and Ernest Girbach visited, while Theodore Stimpson joined Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stimpson and family. Mary McMann and Ella visited Ralph Hammond and family. Various neighbors including the Love family, Rowe siblings, and Hammond relatives extended hospitality to friends from Monroe, Ann Arbor, and Macon. The Wilting Workers plan a meeting hosted by Mrs. Mary Finkbeiner with colonial costumes for Washington's Birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Spike
Ann Arbor
Hollis Carr
Ernest
Girbach
East
Lansing
Theodore Stimpson
E. O. Stimpson
Andrew Girbach
Eleen
Luther Hamlin
Mary McMann
Ella
Ralph Hammond
Robert Love
Bobby
Gilbert
Vernon
Hari
Paul Rowe
Hollis
Waynard
Dwight Carr
Harold ,Hammond
George McTaggart
Ellen Collins
Macon
Hovey Needham
John Wraughn
Monroe
Glenn Gordon
Harold Hammond
James Youngs
Claude Gilbert
Elizabeth Ann
Vera, Goodin
Wilting Workers
Mary Finkbeiner
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Birthdays Across Town
Rafe Reesé and Leon Squires spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Cone. Charles Kanitz of Milan visited his son Loyal and family. Augusta Herkimer hosted visitors from Willan while Zitella Goldsmith enjoyed a meal at home. William Phillips of Ann Arbor stayed with relatives, and several families from Ypsilanti Milan Ferndale and Whittaker shared Sunday gatherings and birthday celebrations. A surprise party honored John Roof with lunch and games, and about 50 neighbors joined a birthday event at the Torrey home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafé-Reesé
Leon Squires
Cone
Charles “Kanitz
Milan
Augusta
Herkimer
Aaron Westfall
C. A. Cottrell
Ypsilanti
Tomy
Doris” “Gilman
Frank Gilman
Ferndale
H. W. Gilman
Walter Cotton
Detroit
John Wolfe
Harry Dennison
Herbert King
Paul Lewis
Dale
Fred Lewis
Oo. A. Torrey
Saline area social notes and Tecumseh school donation
Ann Arbor visitors are listed with Saline residents including Donald Stilts Hilah Jean Pierce and the Craig and Cross families. Tecumseh public school staff including Superintendent Dus donated 10 percent of salaries to the district to protect a continued school year. A Cleveland fruit merchant found a potato bearing a farmer’s wife advertisement note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stilts
Ann Arbor
Hilah Jean ‘Pierce
Saline
Sam. Craig
Burt Gleason
Yp- Silanti
Frank Stilts
Hugh Craig
Floyd Cross
Albert Cross
Leota
Clyde
Tecumseh Public School
C_ R. _Dus
Tin
Board of Education
Tecumseh ‘Herald
Cleveland
Local residents host visits across Michigan area
Mrs Arnet Satterla hosts at Morenci while Henry Ford entertains Maconites at Greenfield Village. Numerous friends from Detroit Ypsilanti Adrian and Clinton visit, with family events in Chelsea Onsted De erfield and Britton noted among weekend gatherings and sickness reports.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice from Washtenaw County
Default on a 1921 mortgage by William H Carson and Margaret B Carson to William Braun prompts a foreclosure sale set for February 2, 1932. The parcel lies in Dexter Township Washtenaw County Michigan with dock rights and Portage Lake Land Company access, at ten in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor courthouse south door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Carson
Margaret B. Carson
William Braun
Ann
Dexter
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Yortage Lake Resort
Second Ave
Portage Lake Land Company
Lee N. Brown
Ypsilanti
Culling Emphasized as Key to Flock Productivity
J H Bodwell urges farmers to balance breeding with proper feeding and selective culling. He links team training to poultry management, advising fattening feed for underweight birds, balanced nutrition for egg production, and removing chronically low producers after giving them a fair trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bodwell
Wisconsin Agriculturist
High Quality Capons Boost Prices for Poultry Keepers
The article argues high quality capons from American and heavier breeds fetch top prices and profit hinges on maintaining quality. Delaying caponizing to twelve to fifteen weeks reduces quality and increases death loss and slips. Caponizing at weight one to one and a half pounds is optimal, with eight to ten weeks as the critical window for American breed cockerels. Bunty cockerels never pay as capons.
Best Turkey Finishing Requires Small Range
North Dakota Agricultural College advises finishing turkeys in a small range or barn shed for market readiness. Feed corn carefully in fall to avoid digestive troubles. a finishing ration of 50 pounds corn 25 pounds wheat and 25 pounds oats is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Agricultural College
Roosters In Season Prices And Management
The text advises selling roosters now at a fair price and notes higher mortality in hot weather. If keeping roosters for next season, separate them from laying stock. Occasionally good males are kept, but most roosters are more trouble in fall and winter than they are worth in spring.
Weight and Yield in Laying Pullet Experiments at Kentucky
The University of Kentucky studies show that lower body weight in laying pullets led to a later drop in egg production, while weight gain preceded higher production. The weight production link was observed in Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kentucky
Plymouth Rocks
English Schools Trial Talking Pictures in Classrooms
An English education study reports six months of regular instruction via talking pictures in 15 schools. Researchers aim to gauge usefulness and may extend the program if results prove favorable. The sponsors deny replacing teachers, seeking to brighten work and spark curiosity with travel, animal life, and literary films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thieves Steal Burglar Kits From Austrian Police School
Thieves entered the St Poelten police station and stole burglary equipment from a newly established rookie officer training school. The loss includes jimmy tools and skeleton keys. No arrests reported and locals fear the theft could involve enlisted officers due to low police pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Poelten
Austria
Chinaman in U. S. 50 Years to Be Deported
Chan Yee an elderly Chinese cook with over fifty years in the United States must be deported to China. He came to California as a youth of fourteen before the 1882 Chinese exclusion act and failed to register. A federal judge ordered deportation after a case review uncovered his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
Chan Yee
China
California
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Central York
Mary Bird
Bay City
Jesse Bird
Pittsfield
Hammond District
Mcgremville
Arnet
Satterla
Robert Howell
Greenfield Village
Edward Miller
A. J. Alishouse
Jenner Roberts
Addie Crittenden
Breakey
Charles Howell
Clinton
Jay Howell
Don Bilby
Fay Bilby
Onsted
Mae Higgins
Myrta
John Gray
Chelsea
Harold Hatch
Wilberton
Okla
Sue. Langan
Inez Halpin
Wilma
Flint
William Schoolmaster
Otto
Gibbs
Robert Chandler
Jasper
C. Rhoades
E.W. Payne
A. E. Robison
Will Collins
Hazen Collins
Guy Collins
Stanley Beal
Britton
A. J. Beal
Wilma Briggs
Robert McCoy
Bettie
C. B. Drickel
Lawrence Mott
Shirley
George. Mott
Wal Ter Ford
Mattie
Ceresco
Chester Orton
Battle Creek
Ralph Mickey
Leonard O. Dacon
Marquette
Blaine W. Hatch
Marshall
Hillsdale
Harland. O. Wood
Hillsdale County
Addison Courier
Linden
Holly Herald
Heérala
U. S
Bill
Dodgers
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