Ann Arbor Visitors and Local Social Notes
A stream of local social visits includes Nellie Mehrhardt in Ann Arbor, Mr and Mrs William Baskill as visitors, Jr and Mrs John Hendershot visiting relatives, Everett Collins and family in town, James Taylor and family with William Keston and kin, and Albert Gunder with children from Dundee. Virginia LaGrave of Detroit stayed with Venus Vander ero’s family. Miss Zella Hall celebrated seventeenth birthday with a surprise party and gifts. James Taylor hosted guests including Hugh Craig Matt Langham Ray Hendershot and Albert Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wbaslick
John Hendershot
Ann Arbor
James Taylor
Hugh, Craig
Matt Langham
Ray Hendershot
Albert Cross
Central York residents visit kin and attend events
Social notes record numerous visits across nearby towns. Mrs. Jesse Bird and daughter visit Arbor, Floyd Valade visits River Rouge relatives, and many others spend time with family in Wyandotte Saline Milan Stony Creek Mooreville and Ann Arbor. The item closes with a census blurb on airplane fatalities and US aircraft industry data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bird
Arbor
George Bible
John Gooding
Floyd Valade
River Rouge
Jacob Stecher
Valeda Stecher
Clyde Matthews
Wyandotte
Wendell Tower
Saline
William Orr
Carl Richards
Detroit
Guy
B. F. Gooding
Ann Arbor
Frank Kelsey
Anna Kelsey
Orvel Sanderson
Stony Creek
William Richards
Milan
Frank Jackson
Mary Murray
Social visits and tours around Clinton and nearby towns
Bridgewater residents and friends greet relatives on weekend trips to Ann Arbor Detroit Adrian Manchester and Albion. Several households hosted guests from Los Angeles to Indiana with meals, church services, and neighborhood serenades.
Sunday Visits Eastern Central Lodi Ledger Social Roundup
Norman Moore and Raymond Manor hosted Sunday calls with Russell Manor. Families from Delhi Ann Arbor Dexter and Detroit visited relatives and Farmers’ club gatherings. S J Kress hosted a dinner where magician Mr Morgan entertained the group at the end of the social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Moore
Raymond
Russell Manor
Arthur Drake
Delhi
Jacob Kinsley
Charles
Ann Arbor
N. C. Davenport
Farmers’ Club
Ss. J. Kress
Will Lindermann
Louis Renz
Dexter
Jennie McMichael
Louis Ernst
S. J. Kress
Mr. Morgan
JUDD DISTRICT BABY NEWS AND LOCAL GATHERINGS
Mr and Mrs David Hauser welcomed a baby girl on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer hosted Detroit visitors on Sunday. Fiorine Richards visited with sister Leela in Ypsilanti. W J LeBaron hosted Detroit friends last week. Peter Sommers and family visited relatives in Ohio. Albert Schrader and family of Britton and William Schrader of Stony Creek visited Arthur Schrader Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Richards
Sandlake
Wampler Lake
Saline High School
Fred Schroen
Howard Richards
James
Clyde Desbrough
Rachel Desbrough
C. Cleveland
Alie
Ann Arbore
William Orr
Ruth
Helen Murray
Lake Ridge
Andrew Murray
Elvan Essery
Oak Grove School
Fred Richards
John Gooding
Milton Cross
Wirt LeBaron
Will Marken
Charles Marken
Saline
George Bible
Clayton Rentschler
Fred Meyer
Bert,Moore
Amos Drake
Tom Burrow
T. Webber
Detroit
S. J. Kress
Charlotte Kress
David Hauser
Karl Theurer
Fiorine Richards
Leela
Ypsilanti
W. J. LeBaron
Peter Sommers
Ohio
Albert Schrader
Britton
William Schrader
Stony Creeks
Arthur Schrader
Local Residents Visit and Leisure Activities Across Michigan
Macon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day visited Ann Arbor. Elsworth Collins stayed with Britton relatives. Frank Randall attended Jackson automobile races. Several locals visited family in Stony Lakes and Ypsilanti. Varied weekend and Sunday visits include Detroit and Tecumseh residents with family gatherings and graduation plans at Clinton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Day
Ann Arbor
Elsworth Collins
Britton
Frank Randall
Jackson
Elwin
Detroit considers summer community market for produce
A committee of farmers and Detroit business leaders from Oakland, Monroe, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne and Lapeer counties proposes a summer community market in Detroit to cut costs and boost farm incomes. The plan envisions several city arterial markets buying directly from farmers and selling to consumers and retailers, with a central depot coordinating storage and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Monroe
Macomb
Washtenaw
Wayne
Lapeer
Detroit
George T. Hendrie
John F. O’hara
B.A. Seymour
R. G. Potts
Macomb County
L. H. Kirtland
Monroe Farm Bureau
E. J. VerDuyn
Oakland County Horticultural Society
Agricultural Division
Detroit Board of Gemmere
Saxe Wach
Farmers Praise RAT SNAP as Best Rodent Solution
James Baxter of New Jersey says RAT SNAP kept at home never fails. He spent about $3 annually and saved $800 in chicks eggs and feed. The product comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and is sold guaranteed by C C Wheeler and E J Muir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baxer
N. J
C. C. Wheeler
E. J. Muir
George Barr McCutcheon’s Sherry to Play Here Soon
American novelist George Barr McCutcheon, famed for Graustark and its sequels, presents Sherry. The tale follows a young Irish American who misgives a fortune then seeks redemption. The Liberty theatre screens the dramatized work Wednesday evening, June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barr McCutcheon
Edgar Lewis
Allstar
Mr. McCutcheon
Tippecanoe County
Indiana
John ‘Tinney McCutcheon
Ben Frederick McCutcheon
Purdue University
Lafayette Journal
Lafayette Courier
Sherry
Liberty Theatre
Congress to Attack Farmer Troubles Survey Approved
A joint five senator five congressman committee will survey agricultural conditions. The action aims to investigate producer prices versus consumer costs, compare agriculture to other industries, and assess credit, marketing, and transport impacts on farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senater
House
Farm Bureau
Welfare Club Meeting At Home Of Mrs Carrie McCollum
The Welfare club met at Mrs. Carrie McCollum’s home on Thursday June 9 with President Mrs. Heilman presiding. Members heard roll call, discussed treasury funds, and approved spending $10 for Near East Relief materials. Officers elected: President Mrs Dorothy Heilman Vice President Mrs Sarah Rhoades Secretary Mrs Hattie Robison Treasurer Mrs Bertha Stilts. A dinner followed. The next meeting is a basket picnic hosted by Mrs Louella Biddle on Thursday July 14 with a goal to fund a gold tire for the children. gentlemen are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Club
Carrie McCollum
Heilman
Sarah Rhoades
Hattie Robison
Dorothy Heilman
Bertha Stilts
Louella Biddle
Noxious Weed Notice For Lodi Township Lands
A 1921 notice to landowners in Lodi Township Washtenaw County Michigan requires all noxious weeds on lands and along highway rights of way be cut down and destroyed by July 1 1921 and again by September 1 1921 with enforcement including a ten percent cost levy if not complied with within ten days. Edward Wild commissioner warns failure to act will incur charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Washtenaw
Edward Wild
Ledi
State of
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jiss Nellie Mehrhardt
Eeverett Collins and Family
Central York
Tracy LeBaron
John. Gooding
Herbert Gilman
Doris
Mooreville
Mrs. F. Gould
Mrs. Richards
FE. Gooding
Alger Allison
Helen Gooding
Wiliam Dell
United States
Bridgewater
Will Breining
Rose
Clinton
Oscar Bersuder
Charles Hildinger
Brooklyn
William Reed
Welen Bersuder
Rose Breining
Manchester
Charles Scheurer
Gertrude
Andrey Jordan
Adrian
William Breining
Fred
Will Kern
C. Kern
H. Sto’berg
Marguerite Riedel
Vie
Strank Lane
Lena Rheinfrank
Fred Boettner
Neil
Fred Schoen
George Bersuder
Harold
Theresa
Margaret
Gertrude Bersuder
Albion
Lester Blaisdell
Marion
Marjorie
Raymond Steward
Theodore Steward
Judd
Macon
Vern Graf
Elizabeth Star
Sarah Biddle
Jesse Frost
Lemar Sisten
Emms Morgan
Wwima Briggs
Silas Briggs
N. G. Langan of
Heian
Will and
Mies Sne Leonean
John Cittenden
Clara
Rhoades
Hatch
Jackkson
Charles. Mickel
Ralph
Cereseo
George Mo't
Homer Camburn
Lamont
Otto Schoolmaster
Wiliam Schonmaster
John Schoolmaster
May
Careton
William Schoolmaster
Ruth. Kuder
Clinton High School
George Nichols
Alonzo Kuder
George Barr
Congress
F.O
Geo. V. Cook
Canada
Chevrolet
B. Flint
Mich
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