Local social news lists visitors and home life notes
A long column records Miss Ruth Rose visits and many social calls. names include Otto Hanson Mrs Rosina Sturm Everett Beasley and others. weekend trips, summer school attendance, and family gatherings are noted along with a Bank statements reference and a Brotherhood meeting in Manchester with speakers and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hanson
Rosina Sturm
Everett Beasley
Battle Creek
George Gartung
Chicago
Nettie Simmons
Francis Schultz
Monroe
Fred Harrison
Edna
Jane Herrington
Sandlake
Lucile Thearer
Helen Lantbart
Chelsea
E. M. McGehee
Pulaski
Tennessee
Leora Horning
Brooklyn
Ruth Rosey
B. D Hammond
Dean
Detroit
George Stone
Wagenkecht
Brighton
Jacob Theurer
William Schmid
Norman Wolf
Ruth Mitchell
Montpelier
Ann Arbor
Alice Schieh
Myrtle Williams
Eva Nelson
Alvin Matteson
Bad Axe
Ypsilanti
Miller
Stephen Hasted
Linna Herrington
Bedford
Lester Hanson
Eldean
Eileen
Wampler’s Lake
Geraldine Hanson
Fosdick Cottage
Fifteen Years Ago Quarantine Lifted At Lehman Home
A local antique item recalls fifteen years past when scarlet fever quarantine was removed from the Lehman residence. Readers note social visits include Miss Louise Muir with Miss Vera McAtee of Pittsfield and Miss Bernice Barr returning from Charlevoix. Community life highlights a new sanitary horse fountain on Ann Arbor street funded by Charles H. Carven and a birthday gathering for Mrs. D A Townsend with her class at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Muir
Josephine Cornell
Ann Arbor
Walter Fosdick
Dansville
Theodore Wasdick
Gertrude Collins
Detroit
S. R. Wilson
Walter Ford
Brooklyn
Ruth
Aprill
Haton Rapids
Victor Long
Clara Bickel
N. Y
Libbie Guthardt
Walter Cook
George
Dorothy Gordon
Twin Beach
Penman
Benjamin Greer
Ypsilanti
Austin White
Lehman
Vera McAtee
Pittsfield
Bernice Barr
Charlevoix
Fred Gross
Ednpa
Frieda
Ernest Bailey
York
Martin Grosshans
Micnea Grosshans
Lodi
D. A
Anna Sauer
A. B. Vanmark
Clinton
John Sauer
Childen
Barbara Sauer
Thirty Years Ago Weather Slows Trade in Ann Arbor
Miss Dora Mason of Ann Arbor visits relatives Ella and Eda Clark as Chas. Burkart starts moving to build a new home. Street lighting dedication celebration urged. Elmer Stimpson and wife visit Buffalo for an exposition. Epworth League lawn social Friday July 26 at Miss Mabel McKinnon. George Parsons, formerly with the Pension Bureau, promoted to stenographer in the Postmaster General’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mason
Ann Arbor
Ella
Eda Clark
Chas
Burkart
Elmer Stimpson
Blanche Gordon
Buffalo
F. Rose
F. L. Russell
Irving L. Hamlin
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Irving
G. L. Partons
J. W. Bates
A. Harmon
Geo. Cook
F. Buck
Geo. Litehard
G. C. Howard
Detroit
Epworth League
Mabel McKinnon
George W. Parsons
Washington
Pension Bureau
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Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
22 Years OF Business Association
Wonder Broiler
Radio Sale
Philco
Gross & Sons
Ruth Rose
S. T. Dunk
George Miller
Herbert Hickey
Charles Miller
Louise Tower
Mabel Craig
Jennie Leonard
Flossie Allen
Thomas Sims
Archie Wilhelm
Josephine van Houten
Jessie Shanbaugh
Billy
Mary Fisher
Clarinda
Iowa
Julia Gordon
Ruth Bond
Dearborn
Brotherton
Bay City
Mabel Case
Kate Weiennett
Esther Scheldt
Naomi Friis
Abe” Alber
Alvin Armbruster
Edgar Westphal
Leonard Marken
Luther Dicks
James McCord
Edward Law
Joyce Hileen
Arthur Derr
Harry Friis
Harry Parsons
M. L. Young
Pontiac
C. H. Bright
Toledo
E. F. Lucas
Escanaba
S. Schofield
Reuben Hartman
Lillian Burgan
Doris Ward
Breckenridge
Mrs. Ward
Will
E. F. Layher
Betty
Jimmie
Walter HE. Rilling
Milwaukee, Wis
J. H. Rilling
Culver, Ind
Clara, Bickel
Brooklyn, N. Y
John Heéininger
Wippre ‘Guthardt
William Heusel
William Stierle
Arthur Wood
Fonda Lake
Mr. Stierle
A. E. Cole
Elloween Bamer
Gary
Ind
J. R. Cole
Mr. Cole
Roy Rogers
Pauline
Julius Wincenschmidt
Billy Lindenschmidt
Manchester
M. V. Brown
Marshall R. Reed
M. BH
Methodist
Chevrolet
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
Burkhart
Burkhart Store
Enna Jettick Shoes
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