Tamarack reunion planned at CENTRAL YORK
The Tamarack reunion will be held July 30 at Oliver Hall. Numerous local names appear in this community notes with visits, family calls, and funeral attendance. Cornelius VanBlarcum died July 8 after long illness. service July 10 at his home with Rev. Prestige officiating. Stumps in cultivated fields cited as serious liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hall
Toledo
Murray Home
Jacob Stecher
Alphonse Schmid
Saline
D B. Mattison
Irving LeBaron
Pearl Dicks
Ann Arbor
Teed
Detroit
Lewis Kneve
Cornelius VanBlarcum
York Township
George VanBlarcum
Stony Creek
George Rattray
Marble Park
Prestige of
Milan
General Lodi Notes On Visits And Local Events
Last week residents reported social visits and family trips. Mrs Mily Stewed and son visited Theodore Stewand as Mrs Hidd Warner and guests traveled to Ohio. Several families from Plymouth Ann Arbor and Dearborn spent Sundays with relatives and celebrated a 75th birthday at Furthmiller’s. The District No 10 PTA held a lawn picnic at Mrs Grosshian’s with about seventy attendees and a potluck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.-T-A
Mary Grosshians
Local residents share weekend visits and funerals in area
Judd district chatter notes Mr. and Mrs Langstaff visiting Ann Arbor Saturday. Sidney Yap of Ann Arbor joins D G Richards party Sunday. Whitfield family and friends visit Wampler’s family. Alfred Acton and L Bailey attend the Van Blarcum funeral at Stony Creek. LeBaron Thearer Acton Richards attend T S Bord funeral at Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving LeBaron
Thomas Bord
Britton
Charis Gerstler
Helen Ainl
Ernest Gerader
iErnest Mayer
Ann, Arbor
and Mirs
Ralph West
Detroit
Bert More
Alfred Acton
L. Bailey
Mr. van Blarcum
Stony Creek
George Thearer
D. G. Richards
Madison Richards
T. S. Bord
George van Houten, Sr
Flint
Bert Osborn
M. Teufel
Chauncey, Goodrich
Miss Manepent
Louis Tabbert
Petersburg
Raymond . Johnston
Leonard Pxelby
Mae Powell
Tecumseh
Albert Johnston
Ellsworth Losee
South Saline Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Ann Arbor visitor Will Collins spent time with relatives in the area while Fred Greenfield and family visited Adrian. Numerous callers and weekend guests appeared at homes in Saline Milan Tecumseh and Adrian. The column notes circus attendance and a family reunion trip to Bowling Green. The final line laments installment collectors in a historical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Collins
Annn Arbor
Fred Greenfield
Adrian
S. Kleversant
Hugh Craig
West Saline Notes and Community Gatherings
Clarence Gobiner buys a new Ford roadster. Plymouth visitors call on Frank Hauk's family. Finkbeiners host and visit relatives in Plymouth Ann Arbor and Saline areas. Snyder family reunion at Pleasant Lake. Weed control principles focus on preventing weed seed introduction and seed production, and limiting perennial weed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence’ ‘Gobiner
Gordon
Plymouth
Frank Hauk
Geer
So Finkbeiner
Carl Hertler
Edwin Nagel
Ann Arbor
Chris Finkbeiner
Herman. Kohler
Charles Hertler
Snyder
Pleasant Lake
Village News Roundup of Visitors and Local Notes
Hammond District and surrounding towns report numerous visitors from Ann Arbor Dexter Saline and Ypsilanti. People named include George Needham Evelyn Dunn Delia Robison Julia Gordon Ella Grace Hammond and several families. A $200 reward led to recovery of a lost thousand dollar diamond set found near a minnow business in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Needham
Nestport
EB. M. Gilbert
Ann Arbor
Evelyn Dunn
Rose Trams
R. J. Dunn
Helen
Clama
Donald
Dexter
Delia Robison
Jullia Gordon
Theodore Nelson
Visilanti
Donal Stimpson
Donald Rhoades
Toledo
Elmira Rhoades
Olive Braun
Sylvia Gross
Saline
Julia Gordon
Orange Gordon
Lema ‘Gordon
Etta
Williamson
John Boettmer
Belleville
Manley Robison
John Stimpson
Bruce Gordon
Dorothy Tower
Hazel Eberleani
Doris Rundel
Vardercook Lake
Otto. Hanson
A Mir
Dunkel
Clyde Main
Sylvain
Main
Chelsea Standard
Bowers Farm Hog Deaths Linked to Spoiled Tomatoes
Mrs George Bowers contests claims a medicine chest cleanse caused hog deaths on the Bower farm. She asserts the nine hogs died after spoiled tomatoes, dumped as feed, were consumed, and denies poisoning from any other source.
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George Bowers
Bower
Saraunac Advertiser
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Sycorte
Central York
Eugene Fowler
Ypsilanti
Earl Finch
Pontiac
Fred Finch
Alger Allison
David Allison
Moorevile
Fred Richards
Ann, Archor
Miss Youngs
Mirs. Munsen
Anna Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Carl D
Jessa, Jr
Clifton D
H. W. Gilman
Mooreville
Marion Murray
Superior Township
Dan Murray
Famlily
Ridge Road
Myrl Murrey
Moosville
Hattie Murray
Lodi
Hidd. Warner
Ohio
Walter Grosshans
Monicoa
Mirs
Grant
Stimpson
Gar Davenport
Fred Wagner
Her
Qld
Edd
Edwin. Birkle
Emil Rentschler
Niagara Falls
Cyril Kleyn
Dearborn
John Manor
Martha
Kilts
Betty Gerstlker
Bert Moore
Gustave Lindemann
Ann Aibor
Furthmiller
Jacob Bruckner
Gladys
Charles Schuman
Maxine
Edgar Drake
Gertrude
Jose
JUDD
Mrt
Whitfield
Wampler’s
Asd
Trish Hills
South Saline
Raymond Johnston
Leon Hally
Willard Hall
Mr .and
A. E. . Dalzell and
Burt Long and
Charles Carven
Collins Home
Mr. Carven
Ellen Collins
George Winterstein
William Vam Giesen
Benton Harbor
Sam
C. R. Pierce
Roscoe
Walter Graig
Fred. Greenfield
BE. I. Collins
William
Richmond
Imlmois
Antic
Aubrey
Pocklington
William Baslick
Eastick
Irving Corbet
John Cook
Coleman
West Saline
Edwin
Armbruster and
Baby
Fred Arend
Camp Newkirk
Jack Arend
John Finkbeiner
Roy Fisher
Martha Askins
Thelma Herbert
Jake Burkhardt
Helén Schmid
Alwin Burkhardt
William Burkhardt
Birkish
Gottlob Bauknecht
Gottlob Finkbeiner
Hammond District
Micah Robis
A. B
Wilbur Cornish
Bill Caraway
Kenneth Gordon
Raymond Gibbach
Dean Gordon
Lansing
Mary McMann
Ella
Grace Hammond
Tesday
Ray Davis
Salina
Clarence Carr
Walter Gordon
Glennins
Dundee
Ida Mehter
Minnie Hammond
Hovey Needham
Irish Hills
H. Gross & Sons
Ginnivan
FE. O.B
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thom