Oak Grove school repaint and local social notices
Central York reports the Oak Grove school buildings are being repainted. Residents Joseph Sweeney and a TY friend are at the Sweeney farm for an indefinite time. Alger Allison visited his father and brother in Macon. Donald Murray stays with his grandmother Mrs Hattie Murray. John and Mrs John Gooding joined Mrs Fred Richards family for a birthday dinner at Ann Arbor. Electa Murray travels to New Bedford Ohio to visit sister Mrs Elwin Saunders and niece Miss Helen Murray. The body of William Buxton of Ypsilanti is buried at York cemetery. he was 84 and lived near Milan most of his life. Jesse Bird Sr on his milk route was in a collision with a drunken driver. no serious injuries, Bird taking a short vacation due to back injury.
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Oak Grove
Joseph Sweeney
TY ‘Roil
Sweeney Farm
Alger Allison
David and
Millard Allison
Macon
Donald Murray
Ridge Road
Hattie Murray
John Gooding
Fred Richards
Ann Arbor
Mr. Bird
Blissfield Student’s Essay Named Among Top Twelve
Vadah Mc Williams of Blissfield public school earns a place among twelve best essays in the Protecting Health in Youth contest sponsored by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association and reported by Blissfield Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vadah McWilliams
Blissfield
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Blissfield Advance
Local Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Saline Social Notes
West Saline residents Floyd Carr and Arnold Folk were in Detroit Sunday. Warren Gross of Saline spends the week with cousin Stanley Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Feldkamp attended Saline graduation exercises. Lauren Webber and Mr. and Mrs. George Webber visited relatives in Lansing. The Weber family visited Ann Arbor. Florence Strieter and Carl Carr Jr. joined Saline High School seniors touring Niagara Falls and Washington DC. Karl Feldkamp hosted John and Marilyn Schill and Walter Feldkamp in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyde Carr
Arnold Folk
Detroit
Warren Gross
Saline
Stanley Hartman
Karl Feldkamp
Lauren Webber
George Webber
Lansing
Oscar Weber
Ann Arbor
Alfred Lambarth
Florence Strieter
Carl Carr, Jr
Niagara Falls
Washington, D.C
Saline High School
Karl’ Feldkamp
John Schill
Edwin Schill
Marilyn
Walter Feldkamp
Local residents visit kin across towns and states
WEST MOOREVILLE residents and friends share short trips and visits. Donald Murray stays with grandmother Mrs Hattie Murray. Mrs Austin White visits Saline friends. Ralph Long family spends Sunday with Azalia relatives. Dora Mae Westfall earns eighth grade diploma at Monroe. Helen Murray and Elec ta Murray visit relatives in Ohio. Roy Sanford of Pontiac plans an extended stay with parents S W Sanford. Harry Dennison and Fred Lewis visit with Lewis family. Zelma Fox from Charlotte calls on aunt Mrs Gus Goldsmith. Louis Smith and son Franklin of Utica visit Holcomb family. Mrs Marshall Davenport recovering from Beyer Memorial Hospital operation in Ypsilanti. Paul Lewis and son Dale host members of the Lewis family. Mrs Robert Anderson from Havelock Canada visits in Detroit.
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Donald Murray
Hattie Murray
Austin White
Saline
George Reese
Ralph Long
Burton -Long
Azalia
Dora Mae Westfall
Monroe
Helen Murray
Electa
Murray
Ohto
Roy Sanford
Pontiac
Harry Dennison
Ypsilanti
Fred Lewis
Zelma Fox
Charlotte
Gus Goldsmith
Louis Smith
Franklin
Utica
G. F. Holcomb
Marshall Davenport
Beyer Memorial Hospital
Paul Lewis
Dale
Lewis
Robert Anderson
Walter Cotton
Detroit
Havelock
Canada
Hammond District Social Roundup Traverses Detroit Weekend
Michael Eberle visited relatives in Detroit while Donald Stimpson returned from Owosso for the weekend. Tecumseh, East Lansing and Flint connections appear with visits to Hovey Needham, Andrew Girbach, and Walter Gordon. Memorial Park events in Detroit and Findlay Ohio outings also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Eberle
Detroit
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Hovey Needham
Raymond Girbach
East Lansing
George Shaw
BE. M
Gilbert
Robert Dunn
George Needham
Ohio
Aileen Taylor
the Ridge
Glenn Gordon
Quirky stern-wheel craft draws crowds on riverlike boat
The crowd watched a queer looking stern-wheel boat steered by a boy named Lauren or Leeson. The vessel resembled an Ohio and Mississippi river craft in appearance, powered by a crank-driven stern paddle wheel and guided by a single oar, per the Manchester Enterprise.
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Lauren
Leeson
Manchester
Dexter Methodist 100th Anniversary Plans
Plans are announced for the Dexter Methodist Episcopal church centennial celebration in June spanning the 19th to 22nd. The event marks a century since the church’s founding in Dexter.
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Dexter
Locals Edge Clinton in Dramatic Ninth Inning Win
Saline edged Clinton 3 to 2 in a tense nine inning game. Milster singled and Milster advanced on a bunt by Gross to reach second before Beasley’s decisive hit between first and second. Austin and Hastermyer contributed key defensive plays for Saline.
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Saline
Clinton
Beasley
Sproul
Camp Fire Girls Hold Council Fire Ceremony
The Camp Fire Girls held their council fire last Wednesday with all members present. Several girls earned Wood Gatherers and Firemakers ranks. The ceremonies were beautiful and memorable. The next council meeting will be in the fall when more members receive ranks and the ring ceremony will be held.
End of School Picnic at Wampler Lake
Students gathered at the school house to receive report cards then traveled to Wampler's lake for a basket lunch of sandwiches lemonade pickles and cakes. An afternoon featured a baseball game and various contests for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampler’s Lake
University approves two year accreditation for local school
University of Michigan committee places the school on the accredited list for two years ending June 30, 1932 praising the Board of Education and local community. Police dogs killed about 40 sheep and lambs owned by Harry Pennington and injured others in Macon. dogs owned by Allen Wise and Almon Rutler were killed.
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Nurnberger
University of Michigan
University Committee On
Board of Education and Community
Harry Pennington
Macon
D. L. Burleson
Victor Voorheis
Allen Wise
Almon Rutler
Clinton
Herd Needs Grain While On Pasture
A Michigan State College dairy department statement warns pastured cows cannot meet profitable milk and butter fat alone. Good pasture supports about 20 pounds of 4 percent milk daily. extra production uses body reserves and harms health without grain. A daily grain ration of one pound per four pounds of milk sustains flow and weight. early pasture boosts production but requires grain to maintain yields as pastures dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Department
Michigan State College
County Farm Bureau Plans Meet and Taxation Talk
Washtenaw County Farm Bureau members meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce building for a quarterly session. Wayne Newton of the Michigan State Farm Bureau taxation department will speak and answer questions. A play The Coming of Joseph will be performed by an all bureau cast with 30 minutes of Farm Bureau topics shown on film The Farm That Jack Built will be shown. Ice cream and cake will be served. Notices were sent by Charles McCalla president. A separate bulletin from H S Osler announces fruit tree spray guidelines for apples cherries quinces and pears with timing and chemical details. Thirty Mississippi county agents visit Ann Arbor June 17 with plans to tour Oaklands dairy farm on Whitmore Lake road and be entertained locally.
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Washtenaw County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
County Agricultural Office
Wayne Newton
Taxation Department
Michigan State Farm Bureau
Newton
of Joseph
All Farm, Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Jack
Charles McCalla
Washtenaw County
H. S. Osler
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Michigan
Pear Insylla
Mississippi
Ann Arbor
Osler
L. A .Olson
Mississippi Agricultural College
Carrollton
Miss
Oaklands
Whitmore Lake Road
Suhe
Presen
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Campbell
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Lawless
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