Local social notes from Kalamazoo and surrounding towns
Central York visitor Marjorie Weed joins George Weed in Kalamazoo while Fred Cook and wife from Louisiana visit sister Miss Rachel Cook. A son John Edwin born to Mr and Mrs Frank Barbour of Bemis Road on June 14. Electa Murray visits Miss Lugenia Richards in Detroit hospital. Numerous local families host gatherings with extended kin near Ypsilanti and Mooreville. homemade ice cream, wafers, and Sunday supper occur among the Hertler, Murray, Skinner, and allied families across Pittsfield and Royal Oak areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
George Weed
Kalamazoo
Fred Cook
Louisiana
Rachel Cook
John Edwin
Frank Barbour
Bemis Road
Electa Murray
Lugenia Richards
Detroit
Coryell
Jesse Bird
James Crittenden
Millard Allison
Mooreville
Alger Allison
Harrison Harwood
Pittsfield Township
Mary
Bertha
Hertler
Catherine
Emma
Bertha Hertler
Ernest Skinner
George Miller
Ypsilanti
Catherine Hertler
Royal Oak
Myrl Murray
Dan Murray
Ridge Road
Allison Gable
Elwin Sanders
John Gooding
Carlton Murray
Hattie Murray
Electa
George Hertler
Herman Hertler
Gottlob Hertler
Ann Arbor
William Harwood
Fred Niethammer
Saline
Rudolph Hertler
Local Social Notes Highlight Murmurs and Visits
A Hammond district round of visiting relatives and friends includes Ruth Schoppe of Cleveland staying with Genevieve Gilbert, many trips to Kalamazoo Detroit Hillsdale and Detroit games, and gatherings with Gordon Needham Stimpson and Gilbert family members.
Local visits and gatherings across Belleville and nearby towns
Nelson Perritt of Belleville visits his niece Mrs Floyd Spence and family. Several families from Ypsilanti and Monroe visit South Saline and Macon friends. Stints include Frank Stilts with M Pennington, Amos Luckhardt with W D Bishop, Clyde Spence with son, and others from Detroit and Monroe enjoy fishing and a weekend in Hale Jake. Local printers advertise printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Perritt
Belleville
Floyd Spence
Leon Vealey
Hattie Kutler
Ypsilanti
Frank Stilts
W. D. Bishop
South Lyon
Will Collins
Ann Arbor
South Saline
Macon
Mildred Kempf
Britton
Hallie Mehler
Clyde Spence
Little Son
Monroe
Fred. Teufel
Roderick Heilman
Detroit
Chester Jones
Alfred Smediey
Donald Stilts
Hale Jake
Paul Metzger
Joe Conker
Chicago
Frank Drum
Philip Drum
Adolph Drum
Eugene Chmenk
Schroen family holds 19th annual reunion in July
Evelyn Kern and Dickie Kern of Ann Arbor attended with cousins Shirley and Calvin Kern as the Schroen family held its 19th annual reunion July 4 at Arthur Heininger’s home. Fifty-five people joined a potluck on the lawn, with games and visiting, as Mrs. Jacob Wisel celebrated her 70th birthday with family from Charles Kern and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn and
Dickie Kern
Ann Arbor
Shirley and
Calvin Kern
Schroen
Arthur Heininger
Jacob Wisel
Charles Kern
Fred Schlee
Fred Kleinschmidt
Gottlob Hertler
Many Michigan Residents Visit Relatives This Weekend
Local notes list numerous visits across Michigan. David Kehoe and Glenn Crittenden spent time with Perry Skinner and the Crittenden family, while several others vacationed with relatives in Adrian Detroit Flint Ypsilanti Fremont Traverse City and Parma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kehoe
Manchester
Perry Skinner
Nellie Burleson
Mary Whaley
Pittsford
Kenneth Frost
Upper Peninsula
Glenn Crittenden
Detroit
John Crittenden
Junior
Jack Collins
E. Bancroft
Adrian
Carl Hawkins
Allen
Harry Harden
Frank
Hildah Gilmore
Parma
Ray Gilmore
Jane Wilson
Ruth Creger
Bert Creger
Russell Collins
Evans Lake
Howard Wilson
Charles Burleson
Stanley Robison
Ypsilanti
Micah Robison
Linus Baird
Decatur
Ind
Claytor Bigelow
Will Pennington
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Minnie Sarvey
John Lane
H van Auken
Flint
Inez Halpin
Sue Langan
Harry McHenney
Gladys Hager
Gertrude Scudder
Frieda Quirling
Idell Griffin
John Anderson
J. D. Thomas
Irving Anderson
Gertrude Watson
Agnes Johnston
Wayne Bovee
Birmingham
Ala
John Wintersteen
Marie Wintersteen
Maude Richardson
Rebecca Bailey
C. O. Bailey
Addie Binns
Ray Binns
van Valkenburg
Oswald Bank
Ann Arbor
Clara Hendershot
Ivadell Sones
Miss Hendershot
Clayton Bigelow
Charles Bigelow
Luella Hendershot
Fremont
Traverse City
Funeral rites for Melvin Bliss held in Milan
The Rev William Janssen conducted private funeral services Friday at Stevens and Bush funeral home Milan for Melvin Bliss who died June 28 after a long illness He was 72 burial in Marble Park cemetery Survived by widow Myra Forbes Bliss son Robert of Saginaw two daughters Mrs Eugene King of Cleveland and Mrs Duane Edson of Ann Arbor four grandchildren and one brother Otto Bliss of Brooklyn Attendees from away included Ross Forbes Phyllis Forbes Mrs J J McCrum Elmer Dickson Mrs Alma Coffin George Millage and Eugene Fowler of Ypsilanti Wash tenaw Post-Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Janssen
People’s Church
Milan
Stevens and Bush Funeral
Melvin Bliss
Bliss
Marble Park Cemetery
Myra Forbes Bliss
Robert
Saginaw
Eugene King
Cleveland, O
Duane Edson
Ann Arbor
Otto Bliss
Brooklyn
Ross Forbes
Phyllis
J. J. McCrum
Flint
Elmer Dickson
Alma Coffin
Detroit
George Millage
Eugene Fowler
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw Post-Tribune
Stews Made Inviting with Two Classic Methods
A guide on turning stews into inviting dishes using two core methods. Method One browns beef or lamb then simmers with liquid and spices for hours, sometimes with bacon fat. Method Two boils chicken or veal in seasoned water with vegetables and finishes with a rich butter sauce. Includes detailed ingredient lists and steps.
Porcelain Houses Featured at World Fair Exhibition
Enamel porcelain houses, including an exhibition piece at the Chicago World's Fair, are advertised as maintenance free. They resist painting and weather rain wash, staying pristine and available in any color without fading.
Selecting Paint Brushes for Quality and Use
In choosing a brush for painting consider quality size width handling comfort and material. Smooth work requires smooth soft brushes suitable to the surface being painted.
The Walnut Closet Poison Plot in French Nobility
Fouche, in disguise, investigates a French countess alleged to poison her rivals. The countess is caught after a sleepwalking raid to a hidden closet of poison bottles. She confesses. arrested for political crime, she dies by suicide in prison, ending the saga of a doomed noble house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabvaxe DE Polvere
Fouche
Rue Des Fosse-Saint-Victor
Madame de Pol‘yeres
Madame de Polvere
Minister of Police
Sire
U S Chamber of Commerce Is Federation Not Government
The United States Chamber of Commerce formed in 1912 at a Washington conference by Taft is not a government body. It is a federation of local chambers, boards of trade, and trade associations coordinating views and supplying economic information for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Taft
G. R. Turner
Kansas City Times
Eight Inch Tale of Buffalos and a Tail Tug Rescue
Buck Pyle recalls two ranch hands Sam and Henry chasing buffaloes in a Texas hunting trip. Sam clung to a wounded buffalo by the eight inch tail as it fled toward the Mexican boundary, then used a poplar twig to tickle its nose and steer it back into Texas, with Henry later rescuing Sam in Donley County. Sam now refuses buffalo nickels, even in exchange for three for a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Pyle
Clarendon
Texas
Sam
Henry
Donley County
Pyle
Western Newspaper Union
Ranchu goldfish in Tokyo fetch 285 dollars
A Tokyo article notes the Japanese Ranchu goldfish costs about 285 and is a rare showy variety. It claims Tokyo raised 12,000,000 goldfish last year and describes Ranchu traits such as bulging heads and trifurcated tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
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H.S. Gildard Chiropractor
West Michigan Ave
Warren
Jim Finnell
Observer
Eai Relou Jours
Garrick
William Gargan
Wendy Barrie
Joe Cook
June Martel
Arizona Mahoney
Errol Flynn
Anita Louise
Green Light
Bruce Cabot
Margaret Lindsay
Central York
Hammond District
Raymond Gilbert
J. Forsythe
Ruth Schoppe
Cleveland
Ohio
Genevieve Gilbert
Lemuel
Casper Goldsmith
George Needham
Maude Deem
Hazel Gordon
Hubert Cornish
Paterson
N. J
Ralph Hammond
John Stimpson
Berkley
Stimpson
Herbert Gilmore
Hovey Needham
George
Bruce Gordon
Dayton
Lena Gordon
Orange Gordon
E. O. Stimpson
Hillsdale
Ada Hartwig
Tecumseh
Dale Mayer
Whitmore Lake
Max Goffe
Fosdick District
Hiram
Neb
Colby M. Chester
Edith M. Barber
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Ty Vance Wynn
WNU Service
Ais
Frank E. Hagan
Elmo Scott Watson
Siuttin
Ned Moore
Rome
Terpnos
Empire
Nero
Britannicus
AERO
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