Central York Social News Roundup
Leslie Bailey family spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Jacob Stecher near Ypsilanti. Sweeney family from Detroit visited Joseph Sweeney Sr and Jr. Mrs Chester Pullen of Milan and Mrs Jack Devlin of Grand Rapids called on John Gooding. Emmett Bailey and Leslie Bailey spent time with Walter Bailey in Tecumseh. Alger Allison family visited Ella Crittenden Fern and Don Richards of Saline. Clarence Johnson of Saline township and Ernest Bailey of Ann Arbor visited their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Bailey
Jacob Stecher
Ypsilanti
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Chester Pullen
Milan
Jack Devlin
Grand Rapids
John Gooding
Emmett Bailey
Walter Bailey
Tecumseh
Alger Allison
Ella Crittenden
Miss Fern
Don Richards
Saline
Clarence Johnson
Saline Township
Ernest Bailey
Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Visitors Drive Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs Langstaff and several others visited Ann Arbor on Friday and Saturday. The Richards family and friends spent Sunday with D G Richards and his son in Willow. Karl Wiegand and Clifford Richards guests with D G Richards on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Ann Arbor
H. S. Richards
Schroen
Karl Wiegand
Clifford Richards
Willow
D. G Richards
Margaret Schroen
Hdd Schroen
Mary
William Fritz
Freedom
Leola Murray
Jane North
Jackson
D G. Richards
Paul
George F. Richards
Lloyd
Jack Langstaff
Ann Arfor
Sidney Yape
Hammond district visitors and weekend callers across Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hammond and children visited Ann Arbor Monday. George Mohrhardt and Mrs. Olga McCollum spent the weekend with friends at Flint. James Young of Ann Arbor visited Harold Hammond and children. Harold Eberle and Miss Zella Woods of Ypsilanti were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gordon. Claude Gilbert and Miss Genevieve Gilbert spent Sunday and Monday with relatives at Muskegon. Mr. and Mrs. Hovey Needham and son George attended the Pennington reunion at Charlies Allen’s home in Tecumseh. Genevieve Miller of Albion and Miss Luella Burkhardt called on George. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gordon were Mr. and Mrs. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hammond
Ann Arbor
George Mohrhardt
Olga McCollum
Flint
James Young
Ann .Arbor
Harold Eberle
Zella Woods
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Gordon
Claude Gilbert
Genevieve Gilbert
Muskegon
Hovey Needham
George
Charles Gorton
Gerald Carey
Bert Bynder
Nellie Case
Ray Smith
Maybee
A. EB. Mackey
Monroe
Martin Frazier
Fred Froelick
Mary Froelick
Defiance
Ohio
Sue Langan
Helen Allen
Joseph Dorrell
Harry Dorrel
Holloway
Stephen Hasted
W. J. Harver
Detroit
G. D. Hillis
Charles Allen
Adrian
Seville Hendershot
Walter Craig
H. Sarvey
Hugh Craig
Britton
Merle Trout
Carrie Trout
Findlay
Wiliam McTaggart
Saline
Maul-Nixon
Fred Rentschler
Macon
S. A. Jeffries
South Bend
Hattie Robison
Green
Mack
Carl Bugbee
Myrna
Ivan Bughbee
Tecumseh
Elwyn Bugbee
John Crittenden
Clinton
Elizabeth Reichardt
Tipton
Leo Creger
Bruce Gordon
Olney Butler
Milan
M. A. Hallock
Beth
Joan McMuilien
Edward Guenther
Schneider
Fred Schaible
Herman Alber
Jackson
Dexter
Chelsea
Manchester
Lodi
Wil Guenther
Local visitors spend weekend with Plymouth family
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hauk of Plymouth hosted A. W. Lewis and Miss Jane of Indianapolis plus Haughn and Juanita of Monroeville in their home. Miss Jane stayed longer, visiting Ralph Hammond and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haughn
Juanita
Monrce
Ira Hauk
Plymouth
A. W
Weekend guest list from South Saline area ties many visits
Leonard Blane of Milan spent Sunday with Jerome Dufour and Roderick Heilman of Detroit visited Donald Stilts. Elton Osborne and Burt Osborne hosted call ers, while Mary and Martha McHenney and Raymond Jewell visited Amos Luckhardt. Several locals traveled to Hartland and Detroit for family and graduation events during Father’s Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Blane
Milan
Jerome Dufour
Roderick Heilman
Detroit
Spen
Donald Stilts
Elton Osborne
Burt Osborne
Mary
Martha McHenney
Raymond Jewell
Amos Luckhardt
al Kuder
Macon
Bessie Wise
Hattie Kuder
Frank Stills
Virginia Luckhardt
Saline Valley
Richard Mach
Inkster
Frank Stilts
Hattie Kutler
Bert Mead
Whittaker
James Wirth
York
Helen Clark
Ypsilanti
Mason Byrne
Leon Vealey
Arden Vealey
Clara Ford Nursery
John Rittertatt
William Delaney
Staceyville
Iowa
Roscoe Craig
Jerry Bitteratt
Craig
Floyd Spence
M. E
Local Visitors Share Summer Social Dates
Miss Hilah Jean Pierce visits Chel Sea with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craig. Mr. and Mrs. David Bush stay in Ypsilanti Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Hybarger. Miss Lois Downing summers with grandmother and kin at Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloud and daughter from Detroit spend Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilah Jean Pierce
Chel Sea
Sam Craig
David Bush
Ypsilanti
Lois Downing
Britton
Robert Cloud
Detroit
Local families enjoy gatherings around Michigan towns
Sunday and weekend visits spread through Monroe Adrian Tecumseh Ypsilanti and Milan as relatives and friends joined for camp meetings graduations and family reunions. Attendees include the Bynder Craigs Gorton Crittenden Guenther and Trout families with multiple trips between Findlay Lima Clinton and Detroit. The Schneider reunion drew 125 members at the Guenther farm with officers reelected and plans set for 1938.
Wedding Bells and Potluck Supper in Saline and Fenton
Mrs. Ella Henne guests Mrs. Anna Shaw. Mrs. Lady Fairbanks and Mrs. Lloyd Fairbanks with Miss Vesta Mills visit Mrs. Anna. A miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown at Stony Creek hall. potluck supper and gifts. Paul Zeluff and Emily Tamlyn wed in Fenton served by Rev. Grimes. Zeluffs planning home at 647 Merrick Ave. Lansing reports cherry fruit fly outbreak. call to arms for spraying and a traveling lab setup June 28. Political quips end column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Henne
Saline
Anna Shaw
Lady Fairbanks
Seattle
Wash
Lloyd Fairbanks
Vesta Mills
Carl Brown
Stony Creek Hall
Ora Zeluff
Alan
Paul Zeluff
Emily Tamlyn
Fenton
Harry C. Grimes
San Diego
Calif
York Baptist Church
Zeloff
Merrick Ave
Lansing
Mich
Department of Agriculture
van Buren County
Kent County
E. C. Mandenberg
Mandenberg
Grand Rapids
Elk Rapids
Ozarkian Fragments on Pioneers and Threshing Ways
Acurated reminiscence traces Ozark and Appalachian pioneer life from ridge settlements to valley growth. It recounts historic timber clearing, soil erosion, and migration, then shares 1894 threshing methods and a Portage des Sioux wheat story, ending with an Arkansas pastor recalling Jesse and Frank James in Eureka Springs.
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Ozarks
Oklahoma
Texas
Appalachians
Missouri
Portage Des Sioux
Portage de Sioux
Wureka Springs
Arkansas
Sad A. Leath
Dick Thompson
Ozark
Pierce City
Boston Mountains
Eureka, Springs
Jesse
Frank James
Eureka Springs
Main Street
James Brothers
Frank
Parson
James_ boys
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