Central York Social and Weather Impacts Report
Mrs. Mary LeBaron visits daughter in Central York while Bruce LeBaron hosts a turkey dinner with Milan residents. Snow blocks roads stop Oak Grove school and delay Saline and Milan mail deliveries. Page Dairy trip is skipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce LeBaron
Lloyd LeBaron
Wayne
Orley Neff
Zach Gauntlett
Lloyd
Jean
Milan
Oak Grove
Saline Mail
Page Dairy Company
Judd District Social News Recap
Mrs Exelby is sick with a hard cold. Mrs Irisbie is slowly recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher of Ann Arbor visited Mr and Mrs D G Richards. Mr and Mrs Paul Richards visited Mrs Collarence Roberts of Dearborn. Mrs Riggs returned home in Belleville after two weeks with her son Kendall and family. Mr and Mrs A G Richards and Tommie and family spent Monday evening with D G Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exelby
Irisbie
Will Gallaher
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
Paul Richards
Collarence Roberts
Dearborn
Riggs
Belleville
Kendall
A. G. Richards
Tommie
Richards
Local Social Notes From Hammond and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Mary Lewis visited the Hammonds over the weekend. Edger Eisman spent the week with his grandparents. Willis visitors Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bherle called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon. Mrs. Claude Gilbert and Mrs. BE Gilbert visited the Harlan Hecomb home. Several ladies attended the funeral of Miss Zitella Goldsmith in Milan. Glen Gordon and family attended the funeral for Rueben Deem in Detroit and returned with his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis
Ralph Hammond
Edger Eisman
EB. J. Forsythe
Harold Bherle
Willis
Kenneth Gordon
Claude Gilbert
BE. M. Gilbert
Harlan Hecomb
Dorothy Goffe
Ann Arbor
Jome Gordon
Dearborn
Mabel Needham
Bertie Gordon
Zitella Goldsmith
Milan
Glen Gordon
Detroit
Rueben Deem
Glen
David Gordon
Mooreville Social News Notes and Births
Audrey Schwarts returns from St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor. Garth Sangree hosts with Will Taylor Milan and Clifford Hoffman family. Loyal Kanitz teaches in Mrs Gross’s absence. Virginia Mae Mandelka born Saline General Hospital a T lb 4 oz. Mooreville students free of absences or tardies for six weeks listed. Farewell party for Ray Frisbie Jr Kenneth John Donald Kilpatrick William Seveska and William Kerkes as they enter Army service with dancing and bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Schwarts
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Garth Sangree
Will Taylor
Milan
Clifford Hoffman
Loyal Kanitz
Helen Gross
Virginia Mae
Stanley Mandelka
Saline General Hospital
Mooreville School
Joann Conde
Marion Fuller
Joseph Carr
Janet Fuller
Elaine Kimerer
Walter Fuller
James LeBaron
Mooreville Hall
Ray Frisbie, Jr
Kenneth John
Donald Kilpatrick
William Seveska
William Kerkes
Weekend Visits and Transfers Across Michigan Posts
Macon residents and relatives host weekend visits with extended family in Adrian Onsted and Jackson. Sumner McCollum moves from Camp Grant to Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Marines recruit Guy Beavus departs for Great Lakes. Families travel to celebrate birthdays and join loved ones at home and military postings across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Morgan
Detroit
P. K
Sumner McCollum
Camp Grant, Jr
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Dale Creger
Adrian
Bert Creger
Herbert Ayers
Onsted
Clare Rhoades
Aaron Manwaring
Camp Pickell
Ira Manwaring
C. O. Baily
Eris
Guy Beaves
Richardson
Mae Lee
Hamilton Moore
H. F. Moore
Dennis Dowling
Guy Beavus
Marines
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Beavus
Baily
Lyle Lewis
Jackson
Lena, Pennington
Pennington
Dele Lemerand
Publication Order in Washtenaw Chancery Case 1942
The Washtenaw Circuit Court orders publication for defendants named in Heininger v Frye et al to appear within three months or risk bill of complaint being confessed. Publication runs six weeks in The Saline Observer, or service may be made with proper notices. The action seeks to quiet title to lands in Saline Township and related parcels described in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Said
George W. Sample
Martha Schweitzer
Victor H. Lane, Jr
Saline
Washtetow
Geo. W. Sample
Washtenaw
Michigan
Chicago Road
James Bush
County of
State of
Victory tax deductions and wartime credits explained
The Treasury Department outlines how much of the Victory tax is deductible from weekly wages and the net tax after credits. Credits amount to 40 percent for married persons, 25 percent for single persons, and 2 percent per dependent and may be taken now or after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wu. S.treasury Department
War Bonds and Taxes to Make Victory Come True
The notice urges continuing purchases of War Bonds at least ten percent of income and paying Victory Tax and income tax cheerfully. It frames these payments as part of a broader effort against Hitler and an occupation tax, attributed to the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
War Bonds and Taxes Rally for Liberty
The S Treasury urges citizens to support the war effort with bonds and taxes. It highlights a forward pass of teamwork and references Isbell Hutson Baugh Todd as symbols of coordinated effort. It calls on readers to contribute to freedom and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbell
Hutson
Sammy Baugh
Dick Todd
S. Treasury Department
Lodge Meeting Sparks Tax Debate On Alcoholic Beverages
In a lodge gathering before officer elections Judge and Herb debate tax figures. The alcohol beverage industry allegedly contributes nearly a billion and a half dollars annually, a point disputed during the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb
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Central York
Mary LeBaron
Chester Pullen
Nusband
Judd
Hammond District
McOreville
Macon
Ghancery
State OF Michigan
George A. Heininger
William H. Frye
Joseph S. Frye
Hannah P. Frye
Joseph Franklin Frye
Joseph F. Frye
J. F. Frye
Orange Risdon
Harvey H. MaCartney
Harvey H. McCartey
Harry H. MacCartney
Eliza J. MacCartney
Henry H. MacCartney
John Schweitzer
John Fredric Schweitzer
Frederick John Schweitzer
Fred Schweitzer
Samuel Derendinger
Christian Braun, Jr
Lena Braun
Melissa Lindsley
Joshua A. Lindsley
Harriet A Lindsley
Sioner
Washtenaw Light and Power Company
Mnen
Pepe Ev
Plaintiff
First National Bank Building
Luella M. Smith
William W. Hamilton
Cale
Los Angeles Examiner
Webster
Raythy
East Jordan Park
Sue
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries
Tre
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