Central York County notes and social visits
County wire reports list Misses Jean and Lucile LeBaron visiting Oak Grove school and many local gatherings. Several families including Richards, Squires, and LeBaron hosted guests from Detroit to Ann Arbor with Sunday visits and meals. Community members attended memorials, music meetings, and church events across Me morial services at Macon and Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielson Bell
Jean and
Lucile LeBaron
Oak Grove
Fred Schroen
Rachel Desbrough Sundsy
Macon Community Salutes Memorial Day Amid Weekends Visits
Macon residents hosted relatives from Ann Arbor Jackson Ypsilanti Detroit and more during a busy weekend. Visitors joined local families for church and social events while a large crowd attended a Memorial Day ceremony at the Macon cemetery featuring Clinton band roll call decorations readings and an address by Prof. J Stuart Luthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Miller
Howard, Miller
Harold. Briggs
Harold, Jr
Detroit
W. H. Crittenden
Blue Bird
Macon
Clinton
Howard Cole
Hendershott
J. Stuart Luthers
America
Monument
Local Visitors Gather for Weekend at Area Homes
Bridgewater residents hosted friends and relatives visiting from Ann Arbor Detroit Ypsilanti Dearborn and Manchester. The weekend included gatherings at the Scheurer Klager Hildinger and Schellenberger households with multiple family reunions and connections noted.
Social News From South Saline and Surrounding Areas
A string of Sunday visits and gatherings appears across South Saline. Families including Weach Craig Carven Needham Hazelwood Butler and others hosted or visited relatives in Saline Toledo Battle Creek Tecumseh Ypsilanti and nearby communities.
Local Social Roundup From Central Lodi Area
Amos Drake suffers rheumatism in his foot. Theodore Steward duo visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Mrs. Will Linderman spent Monday with her mother Mrs. Christ. The Ladies Aid met at Scio church Wednesday afternoon. Fred Wagner and family hosted relatives from Ann Arbor and Detroit for weekend visits. Several Davenport and Culbertson families visited N C Davenport and each other over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Drake
Theodore Steward
Ann Arbor
Will Linderman
Christ. Rent
Fred Wagner
Ladies’ Aid Society
Scio Church
Fred Hicks
N.C
Gar Davenport
Clyde
N. C. Davenport
Will Orr
Frank Kelsey
Carroll Culbertson
Charles Culbertson
Detroit
Weekend Visits and Local News From Manchester and Detroit
Mr and Mrs Charles Green and family and Mr and Mrs Larner of Manchester spent Sunday at Reuben Rogers home. Theater party spent the weekend with friends in Detroit. Daphene Richards weekend in Ann Arbor. School closed Friday with a picnic. Ice cream and cake served. Mr and Mrs Peter Granier entertained Sunday. Myrtie Rogers Thursday night with Summers girl. State law requires mobile trailers carry license tag like automobiles. Do not flatter yourself you are different from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richards
Milton Cross
Bessie Richards
Max Richards
Mooreville
Fred Squires
Chicago
P. H Squires
Morocco
Guy Richards
Frank Drury
Detroit
Hattie Woodard
Ann Arbor
Arthur Boatericht
Ypsilanti Taws
Steinman
Monroe
Nelson Davenport
Lodi
Irvine LeBaron
Clinton Reeves
Sed Ars
Alger Allison
Marty Cobb
Frank Kelsey
Peter Guamer
Alpha
Klager
William Schumacher
Rentz
Betz
Walter, Thrasher
Edward Burmeister
Bridgewater
Mr. Gramer
Sellam
Arthur
Hughes
Edward Bixby
Charles Allen
Kenneth
Meda Sones
W. B. Hatch
Ypsilanti
James Hatch
Milton Augustus
Will Niblick
D. Ellis
Melville Higgins
Clara Cambrin
Adrian
Harry Sheldon
Cary Clymer
Charles Hillman
Pleasant Lake
Luther Klagar
Rolland Nissley
Edna Schellenberger
Dearborn
William Breining
Rose
Clinton Friends
Charles.Green
Larner
Manchester
Reuben Rogers
Carl
Daphene Richards
Peter Granier
Myrtie Rogers
Yale Curfew for Under Seventeen Aims at Homes
Yale enforces a curfew requiring all youths under 17 to stay in by a set evening hour unless accompanied by parents or guardians. The rule appears effective as affected youths comply promptly when the signal sounds. A Saline revival of this custom is suggested. A New York hotel exchange reports a manager listing a menagerie including dogs cats birds parrots mice lizards fish and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New York
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Correspotten Ae
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LaVerne
George Coe
Margret Schroen
Mary Jackson
Fred
Mildred Richards
Hazel Richards
Melan
Herey Welch
George Bible
George Rattray
Anna Kelsey
Jesse Bird
Mary Murray
Miss Mills
Saline
George Richards
Howard Richards
Crookedlake
Kleversant
Samuel Craig
Etha Salsbury
Ceerand Rapids
Walter C.e
Thomas Rock
Azalia
Lee. Schinderer
Lewis Steinman
Pearl Steinman
Joe Masten
Roy Smith
James Chambers
Rose Day
Fred Healey
Jackson
Alonzo Kader
Sam Swaine
Robert Carleton
John Jackson
Clarissa Frost
Ed. Osgood
St. Johns
Josephine Osgood
J. ©. Howell
Adriam
Frank
Kenneth Pennington
Fred Heininger
Lavern Camburn
Will Higgins
Helen Morgan
P. K. Morgan
Hive. Perry
George‘ Randalla
Alice Hancock
Revilo Sage
Mary Smith
Hagadorn
Tecumseh
Ernest Camburn
Vern. Randall
Aughter
Marie
Audrey Jordan of
Gertrude Scheurer
Frank Riedel
Mrs
Frank Bieehjall
Paul Reynolds
Charles Scheurer
Fred Wackenhut
M. Phillipp
Miss Pauline
Oscar Versucer
George Blum
Theresa Faulhaber
Thresa- Schwab
Henry Paul
Hsther
Frank Wilkeard Som
Robert
C. F. Scheurer
Michael Klager
Luther
Erwin Klager
Herman Peuhler
Arthur Hildinger
Ralph Blanchard
George Nissley
Elsie
Edwin
Pauline Farrel
Cement City
Jennings Harilem
Frank Faulhaber
Henry
Adalaide
Tillie Faulhaber
Ive Faulhaber
Minnie
George. Bersuder
South Saline
James Weach
Burt Osborne
Allen Collins
Sam Craig
S. Kleversast
York
Hugh Craig
Everett Collins
Elizabeth Foster
Co. H. Carven
Clarence Needham
Ann
Ralph Hazelwood
Toledo
William Haslick
Harry Tucky
Battle Creek
Sarah Shutts
Alonzo Butler
Frank Stilts
Bert Gleason
Vera
Raymond
George Fletcher
Lamar
Frank’ Stills
Alonzo Kutler
Glardnee Needham
William Istick
Ora Losee
Ellsworth
Aubrey Pocklington
Lodt
Judd
Victrola
Victor Company
Schaeberle & Son
Music House
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Superbass
the Mills CO
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