Local Social Roundup Notes Visits Across Dearborn and Vicinity
JUDD DISTRICT residents shared weekend visits in Dearborn and surrounding towns. Frances Gregg attends Northville commencement with grandmother. Multiple families including the Millers Richards Millisons and Schraders marked Sundays with relatives in Ypsilanti Ridgeway Brittton Toledo Stony Creek and Britton.
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Grant Miller
Laura
Guy Richards
Frances Gregg
Northville
Grant Allisom
Mix
D. G. Richards
Paul
A. G
George Franklin
Joh Gray
Ridgeway
Tiny Smith
Brittton
Oliver
Prue
Emerson, Gerking
Toledo
Meyers
Anna
Dysinger
Stony Creek
Albert Schrader
Britton
Arthur Schrader i
Local social notes list visits and family gatherings across Saline county
South Saline residents and friends are noted visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. E E Collins visits Adrian. Everett Henson stays with Frank Stilts in Tecumseh. Mrs Bert Osborne hosts Willing Workers. Hugh Craig and sons visit Sam Craig. Helen Craig returns from a week with Sam Craig. Charles Collins visits grandparents C H Carven in Saline. William Easlick and Ellsworth Losee visit Fred Greenfield. Aubrey Parklinston and Ora Losee visit William Eastick's family. Esther Cornish returns from Cleveland after a week with Henry Cornish. Frank Stills family and Ora Losee with Emmet Wensen visit William Easlick.
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Adrian
Everett Henson
Tecumseh
Frank Stilts
Social visit notes from Detroit and Clinton region
Residents and visitors trade Sunday calls and weekend visits across Detroit Clinton Lodi Adrian Wyandotte and Ohio. Names include G Wiehr Edward Herne Mildred Schumacher Marguerite Riedel Lewis Schellenberger Edna Reiser Anna Klager and others in a summary of community moves and hosting over the weekend.
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G. Wiehr
Detroit
Edward Herne
Mildred Schumacher
Clinton
Marguerite Riedel
Lewis Schellenberger
Edna
Local Notes From Central York Area Family Life
Julius Hertler on sick list. Fred Richards in Ann Arbor Friday evening. A. R. Murray's son born June 19. Rev. Manchester of Flint preached at York Baptist Church. Jesse Bird and sons visited in Ypsilanti. Mildred Richards and Lewis Conner at John Gooding home. Mrs. Mary Hertler at sister Finkbeiner birthday party in Saline. Mildred Richards and Celicia Ryan at Saline high picnic at Wampler Lake. Miss Bessie Richards visiting sister-in-law in Mila. Electa Murray visiting brothers Myrl and Dan Murray. Dr Vesus Locke and daughters of Portsmouth Ohio and Cassius Debenham of Milan called on Andrew Murray. Mrs. Jesse Bird and children with Mrs. Kelsey near Stony Creek. Fred Schroen Jr. wins Oakgrove handicraft county title. George Hertler and family of Ann Arbor with Harwood family of Pittsfield visited relatives Mary Bertha Julius and Rudolph.
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Julius Hertler
Fred Richards
Annn Arbor
Mrr
A. R. Murray
Rev
Manchester of Flint
York Baptist Church
Jesse Bird and Sons
Floyd and
Carl
Ypsilanti
Mildréd Richards
Lewis Conner
John ‘Gooding
Mary Hertler
Finkbeiner
Saline
Mildred Richards
Celicia Ryan
Saline High School
Wampler Lake
Bessie Richards
Alice Richards
Vesus Locke
Portsmouth
Ohio
Cassius Debenham
Milan
Andrew Murray
Jesse Bird
Winifred, Howard
Clifton
Anna Kelsey
Orvel Sanderson
Stony Creek
Mooreville Social Notices and Local Visits
West Mooreville residents report visits and illnesses across town. Hazen Wilmot traveled to Fort Wayne Indiana last week while families and friends shared time at cemeteries churches and cottages around Azalia Tecumseh Milan Ann Arbor and Big Silver Lake.
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Hazen Wilmot
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Local Socials Highlight Macon and Nearby Visits
Macon residents recount visits and gatherings from Clare to Ann Arbor. Among those noted are Will Camburn at a Tiger Yankee game in Detroit and Melville Higgins family guests in Sharon. Mrs. Julia Payne and Earl Payne travel to Flint after a sister's death.
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Clare
Will Camburn
C. FE. Hendrick
Houghton Lake
Mrs. McCollum
Detroit
Melville Higgins
Sharon
Will and
Sansont Camburn
Willing Workers Meeting Notes and July Plans
The Willing Workers met with Mrs. Agnesshorne on a June afternoon. Miss Huth Needham played the opening instrumental. Mrs. Mary McManm led devotional exercises and members named their favorite flowers in roll call. Mrs. Asa bel Needham gave select readings and Miss Fannie Friis reported on the County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Milan. The gathering closed with a Rock of Ages sing and a supper. The club, 43 members, adjourned and will meet with Myra Ellen Collins in July.
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Agnesshorne
Huth Needham
Mary McManm
Rngular
Asabel Needham
Fannie Friis
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Milan
Nunbering
Mya
Ellen Collins
Robert Burns
Grumblers Day Proposed In Domestic Court
A Manchester Guardian reader recalls a two year old idea where couples hold half year grievance days. The wife and husband present accusations about faults and behavior, debating their charges until resolved, preventing small issues from growing into serious trouble.
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Manchester Guardian
Music as Aiding Anesthesia Under Local Methods
Minneapolis physician Dr. Robert B. Farr says phonograph music augments major operations when local anesthesia is used. He rejects claims music replaces anesthesia, noting it calms patients and provides comforting sounds during procedures.
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Robert B. Farr
Minneapolis
Farr
Milwaukee
Wonders of America at Sundance Wyoming Monument
Article narrates a colossal rock near Sundance in northeastern Wyoming that rises 600 feet and crowns a hundred mile view. The feature, seen as a landmark by Siou x and Crow during Indian wars, attracts curiosity about possible stairways for tourists and a future expedition.
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Sundance
Wyoming
Sam
Back to the Picture Language in Tourist Hotel ads
English newspapers abroad use pictorial cues to show hotel facilities. An elevator is a boy in uniform, a garage a car, lawn tennis a racquet, helping tourists pick hotels quickly without reading full ads.
Fruit Bearing Cacti From Burbank Develops Edible Varieties
Bur bank plant wizard introduces cacti that bear fruit resembling peaches melons and pineapples yet distinct enough to entice. Fruits run 12 to 16 percent sugar and can be eaten fresh or made into sweetmeats. Juices of the red fruits yield coloring for ices jellies and candies.
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Burbank
Trollope Invented the Letter Box While Post Office Surveyor
Anthony Trollope, the novelist, devised the letter box during his tenure as a post office surveyor in England from 1841 until his retirement in 1867. The innovation aided mail delivery and influenced later postal practices.
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Anthony Trollope
England
Life As I See It proverb on mud and moulding men
A Louisville Courier Journal quotation reflects on gender roles noting a man is mere mud but a good woman can shape him into something worthwhile.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Buy a Ford and Spend the Difference
A short consumer pitch urges buying a Ford car and using the savings from the price difference for other purchases. The message emphasizes value and practical budgeting in selecting a Ford model.
Wealth of Fertilizer in Coal Unearthed Near Land
A four foot seam of coal yields ample ammonium sulfate to fertilize soil above for over five centuries. This discovery promises long term soil enrichment and agricultural potential from coal deposits.
Miner’s Cradle Verifies Simple Gold Recovery Tool
The cradle is a box on rockers with a perforated bottom where pay dirt is placed. Water and rocking move finer gold particles through to a canvas screen and into the cradle base where gold dust collects on wooden riffles.
Chevrolet Invites Comparison Before You Buy
Chevrolet invites buyers to compare features and prices before purchasing, emphasizing value and model variety. The campaign targets competing brands with comparisons meant to highlight performance, efficiency, and confidence in the Chevrolet lineup.
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Chevrolet
State Pasture Lands Suffer From Neglect
Dr. M. M. McCool of Michigan Agricultural College warns that state pasture lands are largely neglected and need immediate fertilization and reseeding. He cites overgrazing, early season use, and low fertility, recommends nitrate of soda early spring doses, phosphate applications for legumes, and optional potash to improve growth and reseeding opportunities.
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Michigan
M. M. McCool
Michigan <Agricultural College
McCool
Mi A. Cl
Br. McCool
Ani
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