Bridgewater visits and family gatherings noted
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Edward with Mr and Mrs Erwin Wild. Norman Cannis of Belleville visited cousin Jerry Clark. Finkbein er family reunion attended by Mr and Mrs Edwin Finkbein and children. Rothe Hilgie and Faith with Norman Rothe and family, plus more visits to Belleville and Dearborn relations. Florine Wild vacationing in Ann Arbor.
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Edward
Erwin Wild
Norman Cannis
Belleville
Jerry Clark
Edwin Finkbeiner
Finkbeiner
Norman Rothe
Paul Hilgie
Faith
Jackson
Nancy
Gary
J. F. Layer
Erwin Weidmayer
Dale
Betty
Elmer Cammett
Florine Wild
Ann Arbor
Edwin Nissley
M. C. Phillipp
Elmer Norris
Dearborn
Oscar Bersuder
Eugene Betz
Dorothy
Leroy Armbruster
Ernest Stierle
Harold Newman
Detroit
Grover F. Alber
Lawrence G. Boettner
Daring Bathing Suits and Modern Clothes Reflected
The Cuppers recall nineteen ten beach vacation picnics with beer and pretzels and outfits that looked like street wear. Dee worries Jane’s heavy blouse and long skirts seem daring while noting future fashions may be just as funny. The piece ends praising tolerance and the wholesome beer as an American tradition.
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Dee
Jane
Community Notices and Family Gatherings Across Local Homes
Sunday callers visited the Finkbeiner and Aprill households in Ann Arbor and Manchester. Local weddings at St James church and a Polar Bear Inn gathering highlight social ties. Glasgow to Ireland travel plans and a Whitmore Lake Rd baby shower showcase region’s extended family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Finkbeiner
Walter Bauman
C. EB. Stellhorn
Ann Arbor
Paul Dornbirer
Chatfield
Ohio
Erwin Weidmayer
Walter Aprill
Harold
Edwin Finkbeiner
Katherine Kuebler
William Geuthner
St. James Church
Waldo Luckhardt
Polar Bear Inn
Harold Bersuder
Carol
Harold Burch
Manchester
James Clark
Jimmy
Detroit
Glenn Barnes
Gordon and
George
Tom Clark
Wampler’s Lake
Dynamic Kernels Film Premiere Details
Dynamic Kernels outlines a harvest themed project from seed to 72 150 bushels in six years and 5297 bushels per tenth. Dr George W Crane Chicago radio host will attend the premiere of the movie The book God is My Landlord by Raymond Jeffreys Columbus will be released. McHenry Films Chicago produced with Ralph Comfort Tecumseh principal photographer. Film covers seven years of sowing and titheing with many local participants. No admission charge.
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George W. Crane
Chicago
God Is
Raymond Jeffreys
Columbus
Ohio
McHenry Films
Ralph Comfort
Tecumseh
Mooreville Notes and Local Gatherings
Master Freddie Lewis has mumps this week in Mooreville. Miss Doris Conger of Detroit visited Miss Lois Holcomb. Clayton Braman injured his left hand at the store on US-23 and is in a cast. Lois Holcomb and Doris Conger attended a bridal shower for Nancy Goldsmith at Milan hosted by the Goldsmiths. Attendees included Nellie Holcomb and many Holcomb and Smith family members at a wedding in Ypsilanti for Marie Crawford and Don Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Lewis
Doris Conger
Detroit
Lois Holcomb
Clayton Braman
Us-23
Nancy Goldsmith
George Goldsmith
Milan
Nellie Holcomb
Harlan Holcomb
Loyal Kanitz
Rex and Loyola
Louis Smith
Peter Craig
Jeannie
Sandra
Gary
Mae Myers
Marie Crawford
Don Sweet
First Methodist Church
Ypsilanti
Social roundup at local homes and dinners
Central Lods Mary Jane Naylor spent Saturday evening with Miss Schleyler in Ann Arbor. Several local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herman Grosshans and Eileen, Mr and Mrs Theodore Hummel and Buckles and Doris, at the Braun home. A potluck at the Brown Keg corner brought together Kinsleys Reed Kalmbach Scheffler Moore and others. Eleanor Antarctica reference noted as an odd aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Naylor
Miss Schleyler
Ann Arbor
Herman Grosshans
Eileen
Theodore Hummel
Buckles
Doris
Carl Braun
Lauren Kinsley
Arthur Reed
Audrey Ann
William Kinsley
Clara Kalmbach
George Scheffler
Bert. Moore
Ralph
Brown Keg
Arnold Zwinck
Janet
New Jersey
Erwin Zwinck
Audrey Ann Reed
Moore
William Kinsly
Bert
Date With Death and the Worst Driving Times
A Massachusetts statewide survey finds Friday and Saturday and Sundays as the worst dates for accidents with Wednesday the lightest. The peak accident hour is between 5 and 6 pm due to driver fatigue and slower reaction times.
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Massachusetts
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United States Brewers Foundation
Helen Welch
Robert
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L. C. Klager
Janice
Melvin Armbruster
Leland Dicks
Saline
Walter Gunther
Louis Schneider
Harry E. Feeman
East Ann Arbor
Peggy Briegel
Ralph Bowen
Howard Feeman
Gerald Donald
Fred Kruega
George Daschner
Clarence Feldkamp
Geo. Daschner
Paw Paw
L. H. Ahlgrim
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Jacob Maurer
Nelson Short
James
Marilyn
Haschle
Henry Heimerdinger
Marilyn Short
Edison Farm Service
The
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Peices
Mooreville
Lods
Eleanor
Antarctica
White House
BPS
Ealing
Binder
BUSCO
Lambarth Bros
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Perry Hayden
Henry Ford
Rand
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