Local Social Notes and Military Burial Ceremony
Macon and area residents visit friends and relatives across Dundee Grand Rapids and Elm Hall. The burial with full military honors was given to John A Pennington, an overseas serviceman who died in France on December 6 1918, at Facon cemetery with Tecumseh American Legion leading the service and attendees from Detroit Jackson Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Dundee Tecumseh Britton Saline and other towns. Reverend Somers of Dundee officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nxoy Wedeau
Vern Mendeld
Ituskegon
Robert McMillan
Detroit
Lewis Coller
Mira
William Morgan
Grand Rapids
Otto Blair
Lucile and
Thomas
Elm Hall
Will Avery
Lamont Austin
Billie
Veda Cone
Jisteaite
Elmér Camgurn
John A. Pennington
France
Facon
American Legion of Tecumseh Can
Jackson
Ann Arbor
Yrsilanti
Dundee
Tecumseh
Britton
Saline
Rev. Somers
Milan Area Social Ties Highlight Week of Visits
Central York and nearby towns see a flurry of visitors and kin across Milan Ypsilanti Saline and Morreville with many relatives staying for gatherings. Notable stops include Miss Mary Murray at Milan High School and Frank Kelsey hosting guests as the Gay Grove school closed with a district wide program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
Ypsilanti
Mary Murray
Milan High School
William Richards
Detroit
South Saline Social Roundup of Visits and News
Earl June visits Adrian while Mrs. E. I. Collins and Miss Helen Craig travel to Ann Arbor and nearby towns. The column records numerous visits among families, meals with relatives, and social gatherings across Cone, Macon, Tecumseh, Bowling Green and nearby communities, plus a hospital injury report and local government salary changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craig
Zella Hall
Geraldine Kutler
Aubrey Pocklington
William Easlick
J. J. Walters
Earl Kutler
Hugh Craig
Everett Collins
Ella Collins
Esworth
Macon
James Johnson
Tecumseh
Leon Vealey
Social Calls Dot Central Lodi Area Families
Albert Buss Ernest Mayer and others greeted relatives Sunday and Monday visits occur across Central Lodi. Willis Drake spent the weekend with his brother Edgar and family in Saline. Bert Moore, Norman and Wills Drake visited Libbie Spathelf and various relatives. Regular calls extended to Fred Renz, Amos Mayer, Arthur Drake, N.C. Davenport and Lansing kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacosb Stecher
Eewin Murray
Milan
Alger Allison
David Alison
William Sadler
Yailanti
Guy Richards
William Orr
Charles Tower
Saline
Jacob Stecher
Aes
Arthur Boatwright
Yp-sitanti
Albert Buss
Ernest
Fred Mayers
Willis Drake
Edgar
Bert Moore
Norman
Wills Drake
Will Linderman
Fred Renz
Ernest Mayer
Fred Mayer
Nelson Hogan
Lansing
Skunk Helpers for Farmers Prove Worth on Dams and Crops
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture finds skunks highly beneficial to farmers by destroying mice grasshoppers crickets and white grubs. A year's catch in New York state is valued at about 1 000 000 with potential for higher grades to fetch more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Manistee
Unitedates Department of Agriculture
New York State
Training balky horses to pull safely and obey
A historical guide explains causes of balking in working horses and outlines rigorous methods to correct bad habits. It covers avoiding punishment, checking harness fit, resting heavy loads, and step by step training using ropes, the guy line, poles, and steady commands to ensure submission and safe driving.
Patient and Systematic Effort to Restore Prosperity
The piece argues patient, methodical work to ward production and economy will restore prosperity in time. It warns that certainty and continued vacillation will yield the opposite, delaying improvement and risking worse outcomes.
Wentworth Woodhouse Dines Tenants With Wooden Trenchers In 1782
In a January 7 1782 letter from Wentworth Woodhouse Richard Wardman reports a grand diner for lord's tenants and other loveing gentlem en such as parsons doctors and apothecaries. Eighteen nobles are said to have been killed. A man is hired to craft three hundred dozen wooden trenchers using wood provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth Woodhouse
Richard Wardman
Parsons
Dokters
London Mail
Commissioners' Notice of Katherine Biness Estate
Probate Court appointees Keith Wood and Joseph Burkhart invite creditors to present claims against Katherine Biness of Washtenaw County. Four months from May 20, 1921. Meetings set at Citizens Bank Saline on July 20 and September 20 at 10:00 a.m. to receive examine and adjust debts.
Silage for Producing Beef From Two-Year-Old Steers
Missouri College of Agriculture reports high quality beef can be produced by feeding corn as silage with linseed meal and clover or alfalfa hay. An acre yielding 40 bushels of corn or eight tons of silage, plus 1,732 pounds linseed meal and 1,810 pounds alfalfa hay, yields about 756.8 pounds beef and 11.3 pounds pork. Shelled corn full feed with silage, 808.2 pounds linseed meal and 345.2 pounds alfalfa hay yields 2916 pounds beef and 68.5 pounds pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
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M. J. Williams
Deerfeld
George Snauble
Melville Higgins
Britten
Knapp
Osborn Leonard
Jenine Leonard
Highland Park
Caroline Robison
Mary Sage
Central York
Andrew Murray
Fred Richards
Ola LeBaron
Frank Kelsey
Sunday
Daphene Richards
Wbleeta Murray
Wirt LeBaron
Jonniknowles
Anna
Harold
Glenn Hamlon
Cone
Knowles
Aaron Schairer
Nebraska
Hidward Muir
Amanda Muir
Max Richards
Morreville
Liss
Oairgrove
Lenla Tui Bards
Yusianti
Sidney Yape
Airs
Hattie Woodard
Dague
Bowling Green
Girne
Don Richards
fJadd
South Saline
Earl June
Adrian
E. I. Collins
Hugh Craig and Sons
Mrs
Forrest Craig
Anna. Goodrich
Chauncey
Mrs. Nathan Dibble
Yecumseh
Willard Hall
Cross
Frank Gumus
Ohio
Albert Cross
Fred ‘Teufel
Michael ‘Teufel
Charles
Doris
Matt Laugham
John Hendershot
Ray Hendershot
E. J. Collins
Elizabeth Foster
Raymond Johnson
Gladys Pocklington
Mr. Donet
Mancelona
Dick Lee
Lee
Lodi
Perry Drake
Amos
Walker
Mark Sweetland
Ed Nissle
Farmvily
Rudolph Jedele
Arba Hurd
Arthur Drake
Gar Davenport
Joe Albino
Ypsilantia
N.C. Davenport
Clyde
Dorothy Phillips
Allen Holubar
Liberty Theatre
Miss Phillips
Skunk Mates
Department of Agriculture
Buffalo
Wyo
A. A. Wood Joseph Burkhart
Lhoin
Young Steers
Hupp
Huebler Garage
Boettner Building
Gy Vange
Wee Ae
Is Insurance
John Wanamaker
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