Central York notices and visits in Detroit area
Edwin Sanders and Carlton Murray are Detroit visitors with family ties across Richmond Indiana and Ypsilanti area. The York Baptist Sunday school held a Pleasant Lake picnic and Oak Grove school trustees re elected Carlton Murray treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sanders
Detroit
Carlton Murray
Richmond
Ind
Alice Zimmerman
James Cor- Alger Allison
Grant Allison
York Baptist Sunday School
Pleasant Lake
Oak Grove
Carlton Waurray
Joseph Sweeney
Malcolm Sanders
Murray Sanders
S Brownshelm
Ohio
Alger Allison
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Littlemore
Ypsilanti State Hospital
James Coryelle
Howard Copeland
George Skittenheim
Grass Lake
Robert
William Brackney
Electa Murray
Charlotte Gable
Wayne
Erys Reunion Attended by Judd District Members
The Erys gathered for a reunion at Ottawa Lake on Saturday with Mrs. H. S. Richards and Miss Lu genia Richards in Ann Arbor on Friday. Mrs. D. G Richards George F. Richards and Grant Ery visited Ann Arbor Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Richards Paul Richards and Da Carter visited Irish Hills Sunday and called on Glen Peppers in Addison and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Murray of Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erys
Ottawa Lake
H. S. Richards
Lugenia Richards
Ann Arbor
D. G Richards
George F. Richards
Grant Ery
A. G. Richards
Paul Richards
da Carter
Irish Hills
Glen Peppers
Addison
A. R. Murray
Jackson
Mooreville Community Notes Include Illness and Visits
Mooreville resident W D Gauntlett is seriously ill in Tecumseh hospital. Rev Loren Strait from Vermontville becomes Mooreville M E church minister. Families visit and travel include Jacob Shelton and family at Pine Park Interlochen, Loyal Kanitz and family with Dearborn relatives, and Mr and Mrs John Dee Goldsmith with Mr and Mrs Harry Brown on a five day northern Michigan motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Gauntlett
Tecumseh Hospital
Lewis Smith
Loren Strait
Vermontville
Mooreville M E
Jacob Shelton
Pine Park
Interlochen
Walter Cotton
Detroit
Loyal Kanitz
Melvin Sand
St. Joseph’s Moray Hospital
Ann Arbor
Guy Zeloff
Clara
Dearborn
Jack Siford
Guy Thompson
Pennsyl
John Dee Goldsmith
Harry Brown
Michigan
Hammond District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Minnie Hammond visited Detroit on Friday. Ruth Hanson called on Pearl Gilbert Tuesday. E O Stimpson and Libbie Hamlin were guests Sunday. Faye Horton of Bedford visits aunt Julia Gordon. William Martin Hiram Manchester joined Harold Hammond for a Sunday visit. Hazel Gordon and daughters called on Tecumseh’s Clarke Gordon. Patty Gleason of Packard Toad stayed with Rex Gleason and Ziegd Wagner. Walter Gordon Zulia Gordon and Max Goffe of Ann Arbor picnicked near Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hammond
Detroit
Ruth Hanson
Pearl Gilbert
E. O. Stimpson
Libbie Hamlin
Faye Marie Horton
Bedford
Julia Gordon
William Martin
Hiram
Manchester
Harold Hammond
Hazel Gordon
Betty Gordon
Bertie Gordon Cail
Clarke Gordon
Tecumseh
Patty Gleason
Packard Toad
Rex Gleason
Ziegd. Wagner
Walter Gordon
Zulia Gordon
Max Goffe
Ann Arbor
Brooklyn
Local Social Notes From South Saline and Surrounding Areas
Roderic Heilman visited Stilts home Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Moore called in Holloway Monday. Laverne Steel was at Craig home Sunday evening. Mattie Craig visits her daughter in Britton. Frederic Hartwig returned from St Joseph Mercy hospital Ann Arbor. Verle Sand and son of Romulus stayed with Albert Cross last week. Oda Marie Cross visits Britton with grandparents George and Miss Mary Jane Hammond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Vealey
Gleen Vealey
Rosemary Gilmore
Hallie Jane Mehler
Geraldine Kuder
Detroit
Earl Kuder
Clyde Spence
Jack
Fred Teufel
Floyd Spence
Kuder
Anna Sherwood
McAllen
Texas
Katie McCarey
Buna Dawn
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Ernest Maschino
Shirley
Marilyn
Ronnie
Oda Marie Cross
Glendora Cross
Lina
Kutler
Ann
Herman Mehler
Hallie Jane
Macon
Wampler’s Lake
Roderic Heilman
Stilts
Hamilton Moore
Holloway
Laverne Steel
Craig
Mattie Craig
Harry Downing
Britton
Frederic Hartwig
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Verle Sand
Romulus
Albert Cross
George He
Mary Jane Hammond
Many People Visit and Stay With Friends in Michigan Towns
Several families and individuals visit relatives across Michigan. Sarah Avery tours Lansing with daughter Mary Drewyer while Floyd Spence and Ed Lyke group in Ypsilanti. Detroit and Ann Arbor guests attend gatherings at multiple homes including Crittenden and Thomas households.
Milk Association Members Share Fund of Nearly $100,000
Michigan Milk Producers Association in the Detroit area will distribute a reserve fund totaling 96,646.21 from the Federal Milk Marketing Agreement. Deductions and monthly allocations over 1934 to 1937 determined each member’s share, to be mailed as checks. The Detroit delegates voted the remainder be used to promote milk sales and distributed this period.
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Michigan Milk Producers Association
Detroit
Wal
Association
Board of
Bridgewater Savings Bank Report June 30 1938 Michigan
Report of the condition of Bridgewater Savings Bank of Bridgewater Michigan at close of business June 30 1938. Details include assets liabilities deposits capital and statements sworn by cashier I Stimpson and directors Otto Schaible Luther Klager etc. Insurance by FDIC noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Michigan
Banking Department
Michigan Financial Institutions
T. Stimpson
Otto Schaible
Luther C. Klag
Will Kuebler
Ann Arbor
State Poultry Report Indicates Higher Hatchery Output
Hatchery chicks produced from January through May rose about 10 percent from the prior year and near 20 percent above the 1933-37 five year average. Egg production per hen remains high, but per farm output trails the 1926-34 average and June of last year, due to fewer layers. Storage egg movements are down sharply, signaling tighter future prices and storage demand.
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United States
New Combine Owners Rise in Michigan Grain Harvest
About 300 new combines are expected to operate in Michigan this year, joining 1,000 already in use. Sauve says southern wheat harvest begins this week with oats and barley likely to follow in seven to ten days. Moisture below 13 percent preserves grain quality. inexperienced buyers delay harvest, risking losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
E. C. Sauve
Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
Sauve
Michigan Hog Production Advances in Spring Pig Crop
Michigan hog producers show progress in breeding and care per the June Pig Crop Report by the Michigan Co operative Crop Reporting Service. The spring litter averaged 6.3 pigs, lifting the 1938 spring crop to about 649 000 pigs from 645 000 the five year average, with sows farrowed remaining steady. Breeding intentions predict a 1.5 percent drop in fall farrowings, reflecting market and feed concerns despite ample grain carryover and a good current crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Camp Newkirk Offers Water Safety And Fun
Ralph Kuhlt, director of the waterfront troop at Camp Newkirk, cites swimming and boating skills as essential for boy safety. The Scout camp serves 70 troops and cub packs in Washtenaw and Livingston counties as a training hub for new ideas, songs, and stunts to take back to local troops. A limited number of cubs aged 8 to 11 may enroll for the camp’s final weeks in July and early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kuhlt
Camp Newkirk
Dis
Washtenaw
Livingston
Scoutcamp Dexter Aims at Health And Citizenship
Boys at Camp Newkirk near Dexter live as a "Boy Community" guided by twelve adult leaders. Scout Haven's German Shepherd mascot greets newcomers as Ralph Kuhli oversees waterfront safety as an American Red Cross examiner. The camp emphasizes health, safety, wholesome meals, and citizenship with Dick Ellerby supervising meals and a new electric stove. Enrollments rise with space still available at 324 East Huron Street, Ann Arbor, or 7631 Huron River Drive Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Dick Ellerby
Kithen
Huron Street
Ann Arbor
Huron River Drive
Dexter
Ford Opens Village Factory At Milan In Michigan
Ford starts production at a new Milan Michigan village factory with 30 workers from the area. The plant will manufacture engine ignition coils and process soybeans using water power from a dam and a small hydroelectric plant under construction. The former mill and garage buildings are being rebuilt and landscaped surroundings prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Milan
Mich
Highland Park
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Judd
Hammond District
South Saline
Sarah Avery
Mary Drewyer
Lansing
Ypsilanti
Ed. Lyke
H. Sarvey
Lenadore Graf
Herold Crittenden
John Crittenden
William Skinhauer
Wyandotte
J. Schoolmaster
Jean Crittenden
Russell Miller
Gerald Carey
Bert Bruder
Jesse Ross
Hillsdale
Lilburn Burleson
Rice Sage
Whitmore
Carrie Cullen
Saline
Mattie Harring
Jay Howell
Thelma
Ruth
Robert Howell
Charles Thomas
Lloyd Lobridge
Atlanta
Carl Thomas
Claud Baily
Fred Baily
Maurice Chambers
Lloyd Hanford
Kenneth Frost
Robert Hanford
Ida VanValkenburg
Zoan VanValkenburg
Shirley Thorn
Nancy Bank
Clara Hendershot
Raynor Scudder
Fred Snauble
Wallace
Bert Green
John McLain
Tommie Christianson
Floyd Fetterman
Milk Association
Bridgewater Savings Bank
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Pussies
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Washtenawss
A. R. Burkhardt
Fred Blumbhardt
Otto Schaib
Direculuers
Jacob F. Bauer
Fred Blumhardt
William Kuebler
Wim. Schumacher
Charles G. Baer
Jacob A. Finkbeiner
Luther C. Klager, Jacob Reaz
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
State Poultry Report
Lawrence Boettner
Oscar Bersuder
Ralph Kuhli
American Red Cross
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