Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Miriam Erskine spent Friday night at the Dicks home. Mrs Oren Canine visited Mrs Hat Murray Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey were Thursday afternoon guests at the Dicks home. J W Dicks hosted Friday evening guests. Joseph Sweeney Sr and a Detroit visitor stay at the Sweeney farm all week. Henry Murray stays with his brother Myrl in Mooreville doing chores. Carlton Murray dined with Myrl Murray and family in Mooreville. Alger Allison and Carlton Murray dined with David Allison near Mooreville. Mr and Mrs Alger Allison Joan Gooding and Carlton Murray attended Millard Allison auction near Mooreville.
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Miriam. Erskine
Dicks Home
Oren Canine
Hattie ‘Murray
Mrs. Leslie Bailey
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Mooreville Notes Ills and Obits in Loyal Kansas Area
Loyal Kanitz learned of his grandmother Kanitz's death in Arthur Illinois. Dr McLachlan, Mooreville’s longtime physician, is critically ill in University of Michigan Hospital. Loyal, his wife and daughter visited Milan with his brother Clarence Kanitz. James Harberson family moves to Milan to live with Mrs Downing. W Gilman returns from Detroit after visit with son Frank Gilman and family. Millard Allison and father plan to move to Austin Robison farm in Saline township after auction. Myrl Murray recovers from blood poisoning after five drainage lances. Fred Lewis and Mrs Lewis and Dale Lewis visited P T Johnston in Milan. Johnston remains ill.
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Loyal Kanitz
Kanitz
Arthur
Tlinois
McLachlan
W. Gilman
Detroit
Frank Gilman
Millard Allison Eld
Austin Robison
Saline Township
Myrl Murray
Fred Lewis
Paul Lewis
Dale
P. T. Johnston
Milan
Johnston
Union School News Highlights February Honor Roll and Activities
Union School notes list February attendance and honor roll recipients Aileen Feldkamp Leroy Hartmann Charles Hartmann Lillian Hinderer Marilyn Schill Raymond Strieter and Florence Weber. Fourth graders study Holland with a sand table project funded by seed sales. Union Civic Health Club elected Raymond Strieter president and Willard Schaible secretary for March with a program on teeth care and brushing.
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William
Love
Karl Feldkamp
Carl] Carr
Ann Arbor
S. A. Fitzgerald
Clinton
Manchester
Ernest Jaeger
Danniker
Detroit
Myr
Reuben. Hartmann
Clarence Feldkamp
Oscar Weber
Union School
Laura
Thurlow Masters
Fordson Hospital
Dearborn
Carl Carr
Charles Schultz
Ferman ‘Clements
Charles Clements
Union ‘School News
Aileen
Leroy Feldkamp
Charles
Stanley Hartmann
Lillian
Loren Hinderer
Marilyn Schill
Raymond Strieter
Florence Weber
Esther Fisher
Glenn Weber
Lillian Hinderer
Della Layer
Esther
Holland
Lester
Bernice Klumpp
Helen Thiede
Edward Fisher
Union Civic Health Club
Hts
Willard Schaible
America
Laura Jaeger
Florence’ Weber
Hammond District Social Roundup and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frisbee and son of Milan spent Sunday with the Cornish family. Kala mazoo visitors included Otto, Lester, Glenford, L Dea n Hanson and Dean Gordorm. Virginia Gilbert vacationed with G F Gilbert in Ypsilanti. G F Gilbert and family plus Mrs. Irving of Ypsilanti visited Roy Gilbert Friday. Hammond and Raymond Girbach attended a Saline party for John Cornish hosted by Henry and Mrs. Cornish. Junior 4H club meeting for girls set for Friday at Nora Gordon’s home to discuss summer projects. Glenn Wood of Omaha, back from India, visited Hovey Needham and family.
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Ray Frisbee
Milan
Wilbur Cornish
Otto
Lester
Glenford
Robert Hammond
Raymond Girbach
John Cornish
Henry Cornish
Saline
Nora, Gordon
Glenn Wood
Omaha
Nebraska
India
Hovey Needham
Local Social News Highlights From South Saline Area
Donald Craig and Roscoe Craig visited and hosted relatives in Ypsilanti Toledo and Adrian. Measles ill among Lage Marie and John Hender. Several residents spend weekends with family in Detroit Grand Rapids Wyandotte Tecumseh and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Craig
Ypsilanti
Roscoe Craig
Toledo
Lage Marie
John’ Hendershot
Winara ‘Hall
Harold Boice
Helen Pierce
Adrian
Willard Hall
Duncan Robison
Léon Vealey
Clare Rhoades
Bert Gould
Joe
Harry Donnell
Low Kuder
Leon Vealey
Detroit
Frank Stilts
Grand Rapids
Kate’ Cadmus
Roy Cadmus
Tecumseh
Cora Walters
Hugh Craig
Hilah Jean
Clifford Mansfield
Macin
Floyd Spence
Spence
Henry Fair
Mr. Fair
Wyandotte
Local notes from Ionia area residents and incidents
Mrs. Robert Dunn and baby return from Beyer hospital Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Allie Feller of Lodi visit William Eissenberg. John Palmer of Toledo visits Gale Riggs home. Godfrey family moved to Le Baron farm. Mrs Clint Reeves ill but up. Richards siblings visit Clinton. John Fish, 70, pays 27.50 for poisoning neighbor dog. Judge McPeek imposes 25 fine plus costs to dog owner Neil Karcher. Editorial laments reckless motorists and highway crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunn
Beyer Hospital
Ypsilanti
Alléi Feller
Lodi
William Eissenberg
John Palmer
Toledo
A. G. Richards
Clinton
Mrs. Brooks
John Fish
Freeport
McPeekin
Circuit Court
Neil Karcher
Ilonia News
Independent Village Party caucus updates ticket slate
The caucus committee has filled vacancies in the party ticket. President Mark Sugden, Treasurer A Lange, Clerk Lottie Wallace, Trustees Alwin Gross John Burkhardt and Walter D. Cook have signed on and agreed to serve if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Village Party
Mark Sugden
A. ©. Lange
Lottie Wallace
Alwin Gross
John Burkhardt
Walter D. Cook
Sutherland P T A March Meeting Highlights
The Sutherland P T A met at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening. President Mrs Potney opened, Miss Kalmbach led a classroom demonstration, then officers were elected with Mrs Richard Fotney as President and Webb Harwood as Secretary and Treasurer. Harrison Harwood named program chairman for April and Mrs Lavender refreshment chair. A supper under Mrs Fred Rowe завершил the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland P. T. A
Potney
Miss Kalmbach
Richard Fotney
Webb Harwood
Harrison Harwood
Lavender
Fred Rowe
Unique Institution in History of the Press
A critical reflection extols the newspaper as the nation's most unique institution serving public progress at no public cost. It argues newspapers yield greater community and state benefit than profit to owners through freely given news and editorial space.
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Jayhawker Press
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