Central York Social And Personal Notes
Central York reports Arthur Desbrough on the sick list. Carlton Murray and Alger Allison visited Ann Arbor. John Hanser took horses to Detroit for sale. Karl Schroen transported them by truck. Jacob Stecher had a leg cast removed and returned home. Mrs. Herbert Gilman and Miss Hleda Murray dined with Pauline Richards in Ann Arbor. Alger S Allison visited Grant Allison and family in Wayne. Millard Allison of Macon joined the group. Garter and daughter from Sheridan called on their son Paul at Oak Grove School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Desbrough
Carlton Murray
Alger Allison
Ann Arbor
John Hanser
Detroit
Karl Schroen
Jacob Stecher
Herbert Gilman
Mooreville
Hleda
Murray- Wags
Pauline Richards
Ann Arbor Visitor Sparks Local District Gatherings
Mrs D G Richards visited Ann Arbor Tuesday. Mrs Gramer visited Mrs Josephine VahHouten of Sa2 line LA. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bailey hosted guests Saturday evening at Mr Bradley Here. Mr and Mrs D G Richards and George Frankins visited Leslie Bailey Wednesday. Pedro games and a late lunch followed. A progressive Pedro at Harold Jewell’s Thursday night produced high scores for Mrs Floyd Ernst with consolation to F E Ernst and Mrs Dunn. A potluck supper accompanied the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Richards
Ann Arbor
Pedro
Harold Jewell
Floyd Ernst
Fieya
Ernst
Dunn
Social Visit Recap in Hammond District
Miss Freen Girbach and Miss Wilma Hollis called on Miss Daisy Gleason Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Zahn visited Mr and Mrs B O Stimpson one evening last week. Supper guests of Mr and Mrs E M Gilbert included Mr and Mrs Robert Love and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Freen
Girbach
Wilma Hollis
Daisy Gleason
John Zahn
Stimpson
Robert Love
Vera Goodin
Leo
Mike Allison
E.M. Gilbert
Mary McMann
la McMann
Grace Hammond
Minnie Hammond
Bertie Gore
Don
Julia Gordon
Glenty Gordon
Dan.o’brien
Shirley Jean
Gotts
Polores Rae
Detroit
Riverett Monroe
Ypsilanti
Wyman Peters
Carlene
Donald Heininger
Carl A. Curtiss
Harry Holmes
Dora
Thelma Brown
Bleen Girbach
Theodore Stimpson
Dorothy Gordon
Flu Outbreak Touches Saline Residents
Virginia Luckhardt and Helen Pierce are listed as flu victims. Local families including Papp Kovac, Hartwig, and Craig households report illness or recent visits as the community battles influenza. The Gleason PTA plans a meeting at the Groner home on Friday March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Luckhardt
Helen Pierce
P. J. Tingley
Cone
Papp
Kovac
Ed. Hartwig
George Groner
Frank Culvean
Monroe
Will Richmond
Donald Craig
Tecumséh
Sam. Craig
Saline
Hattie Robison
Erwin Dorsey
Fred Mayback
Ann Arbor
Gleason School Notes Highlights Visitors and Student Work
Union school scrap book records visitors Miss Madge Garrett of Ann Arbor Mrs Leon Vealey and Miss Inez Spence last week. Eighth graders work on their notebooks while sixth peers are noted as busy with age and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Madge Garrett
Ann Arbor
Leon Vealey
Inez Spence
Dee
May Music Festivals At University Of Michigan
The University of Michigan Musical Society announces the annual May Music Festivals featuring Geeta Ljungberg of the Metropolitan Opera Company opening May 18. The Met and Chicago Civic Opera will supply much talent, with soloists Gladys Swartout Julia Lippe Beniamino Gigli and others. The program includes Rimsky Korsakoff’s Legend of Kites and Holst The Chorale Fantasy with Bridges as lyricist. Several artists return like Baromeo Jagel Holdy and Ljungberg with new performers Gitta Gradena and Ruth Rodgers making their first festival appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Musical Society
Geeta. Ljungberg
Newt Star
Metropolitan.Opéra . Co
Ljungberg
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera.Co
Chicago” Civic. Opera. Co
Charles A. Sink
the Musical Society
Metropoli
Chase Baromeo
Ruth Rodgers
Julia Lippe
Covent Gardens Opera
London
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Kites
Nelson Holdy
Philadelphia Opera
Baromeo
Jagel and
Eddy
Gustav Holst
Robert Bridges
Holst
Jungberg
Mr. . Thomas
Miss Swartout
Madame Lippe
Miss Rodgers
Gitta Gitta Gradena
Macon Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Illness
Local residents recount visits and illness updates with many Midland area names. U tH W. Coller is reported ill while families from Detroit Toledo and Jackson frequent calls and weekend gatherings in Macon and nearby towns.
Card of Thanks for Kind Expressions and Flowers
We thank friends neighbors relatives and church auxiliary and Saline High School Sophomore class and singers for sympathy and flowers. Rev Witt bracht offered comforting words during our bereavement. George Bondie and Family Mr and Mrs Joseph Marche witz and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Saline High School
Wittbracht
George Bondie
Joseph Marchewitz
Thanking Fire Dept and Friends for Barn Fire Help
Mr and Mrs B M Gilbert thank the Fire Department neighbors and the telephone operator for prompt help when their barn burned last week. The note mentions tree planting schemes and a one day invention for planting trees six feet apart on ten acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Gilbert
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Family Gatherings
A lengthy list of visits and gatherings across Monroe Tecumseh Blissfield and Detroit includes Ernest Palmer confined by illness, and Mrs Watts celebrated with friends. Numerous couples including the Hoaglands Denslows Herricks Exelbys and Spohrs travel for family events and business.
Saline Township to Hold Annual Election on April 4 1932
The Saline township in Washtenaw County Michigan will hold its annual election at the opera house in Saline on Monday April 4 1932. Voters will elect a supervisor clerk treasurer justice of the peace highway commissioner four constables and a member of the board of review. Polls open seven or as soon thereafter as possible and close at five or six thirty depending on local rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Opera House
Board of Review
Said
Board of Election Inspectors
George W. Needham
Said Township
Time to Boil Vegetables Guide by Michigan State College
The guide lists water needs and boiling times for vegetables to reach tenderness. It covers greens beans beets Brussels sprouts cabbage cauliflower corn onions turnips asparagus parsnips carrots celery peas potatoes sweet potatoes spinach and more with notes on avoiding overcooking to preserve flavor and nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Michigan
Olleze
Hanson Home Hosts Hammond Y T A Meeting
The March meeting of the Hammond Y T A was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Hanson. After a brief business session, entertainment included P G Ash Ridgeway on violin and dulcimer, a dialogue by Betty Naugle Betty Gordon and Glendora McCollum, and a spell down won by Mrs P G Ash. A potluck dinner followed. A program committee was named: Mr and Mrs Claude Gilbert Mr and Mrs Bert Osborne and Leslie Naugle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hanson
P. G. Ash
Ridgeway
Cash
Earl Bacon
Betty Naugle
Betty Gordon
Glendora McCollum
P.G. Ash
Mrs Emma Webb Dies at 86 in Pittsfield Township
Mrs Emma Webb 86 widow of James H Webb of Pittsfield Township died Sunday. Born July 20 1846 she lived her life in Pittsfield. Survived by three grandchildren James Chicago Joseph Detroit and Mrs J Milligan Detroit a daughter in law Cora Webb Detroit and sister Mrs Martha Smurthwaite Ann Arbor. Funeral 10 30 Tuesday Rev Peter Stair Ann Arbor officiating burial Forest Hill cemetery Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Webb
James H. Webb
Pittsfield Township
James
Chicago
Joseph
Detroit
J. Milligan
Cora Webb
Martha Smurthwaite
Ann Arbor
State News in Brief Highlights Local Incidents Across Michigan
A Hoistein cow near Frank Doettle births a 125 pound calf. Center Line teen William Marshall 18 serves 300 days for beating his mother. Jackson police traffic bureau abolished. George Bean becomes chief, George Boyle demoted. Saginaw woman Alice Raquet, 55, found dead from carbon monoxide in her garage. City reports smelt shipments by state officers for spring. Lapeer bids open March 18 for new post office contracts. St Louis high school fire destroys building. origin unknown. Ypsilanti students robbed by hitchhiker after boarding near town. Lansing malt tax ruling taxes bricks and malt powder. Greenville bank losses. 15% dividend checks sent to depositors. Benton Harbor boy Mitchell Blachey dies by self-inflicted gunshot. Shepherd reports clock containing seven $10 bills. Muskegon refinery fire kills two brothers. Holland centenarian Marie Kuhlman noted 100th birthday. Detroit Chinese save $20,000 for Shanghai burial funds. Newberry county official pleads guilty to possessing beaver hides. Williamson finds old dentures. bridge work uncovers hidden treasure. Bay City birds identified in state park. Cadillac woman wins free marriage license. Grand Rapids man saves money to send wife to Europe. Owosso rail crossings show cars often hit trains. Lansing fur farm licenses up 2% with 3,937 breeding stock. Big Rapids Roy Munn horse theft record. probation one year. Detroit taxi drivers exposed to carbon monoxide. rescuer opens cab door. Pontiac fur dealer monthly reports tightened. state checks on furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrole
Frank Doettle
Here
William’ Marshall
Center Line
Mary Marshall
Jackson
George H. Bean
Seret
George Boyle
Saginaw
Alice BE. Raquet
Heri
Boyne City
Lapeer
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
St. Louis
Almay
Ithaca
Ypsilanti
Edward Henry
Pontiac
Robert Gillespie
Mt. Clemens
State Normal College
Ann Arbor
Lansing
Greenville
Greenville National Bank
Philip A. Holmian
Benton Harbor
Mitchell Blachey
Michael Blachey
Shepherd
Joe Osgood
Isabella County
Osgood
Muskegon
Naph-Sol Refining Company
Warren Lee
Roger
Holland
Marie Kuhlman
Kuhlman
E. Kellen
A. V. Coster
Jane ‘Haight
Ackersook
Detroit
China
Shanghai
Harry Chong
Tiere, Hivery
Chong
Croswell
A. J. ‘Tanner
St.Petersburg
Fla
R. E. Southwick
Hart
Michigan
Clemens
John Te Meni
Alton Noeson
State Department’ S Agriculture
Cadillac
Marcélia
Kley
Sydney Hodgson
Farmer
Guy M. Slack
H. A. Sniderwed
Grand Rapids
Europe
Gust Swencicki
Swenticki
Owosso
Kit F. Clardy
Public Utilities ‘Commission
Clardy
Department of Conservation
Big Rapids
Roy Munn
Morley
Frank Juegel
Reginald Hill
Bursear
Kruegel
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Central York
Judd
Hammond District
South Saline
Gleason School
JOR Mbrings
Macon
Charles. Gorton
Earl . Lindsley
P. K. Morgan
Marie Hendershot
Clinton
Ella Hendershot
Ray Hendershot
Tipton
E. W. Payne
Lewis Kehoe
David
Milan
Chester Gooding
Ellen Osborne
Harry Craig
Carl Heilman
Roy McCollum
Robert Johnson
Tecumseh
Margaret Lowry
A. J. Richmond
A. Long
F. L. Richmond
Frank Norin
John
Yellowstone Park
Gertrude Scudder
Frieda, Querling
Raynor Scudder
Gayle Stockham
June
Britton
Ben HR
Watts
Ernest. Palmer
G. H. Hoagland
Ben. Bauer
Earl Rambow
Alvin Rambow
Leverett Denslow
Harry Herrick
Glen Baker
Exelby
Adrian
Ben Piotter
Mary Ritter
Blissfield
Eben
Shinn
Earl Taylor
Toledo
Fred Spohr
Alfred Jasper
Vernon -Rhoffer
Deerfield
Sam
Rhofer
Sam. Gibson
Serene Gibson
L. B. Jannasch
Charles Ransom
Wilson Reynolds
Roy Reynolds
Everett Exelby
Royal McElroy
James Craig
Florida
Harold
Gladys, Russell
Perrysburg
Ohio
Lamkin
Dundee
Roy Covell
Ray‘ Covell
Plymouth
Mary Marvin
Byron Covell
Fred ‘Spohr
Orrin Lamkin
Evelyn
She Harter
Hammond Y. T. A
The
Saline Observer
Saline,Michigan
Newberry
E. C. Underwood
Luce County Board” of Supervisors
Fred W. Becks
Underwood
Leon Viger
Algonac
State Department of ‘Conservation
Viger
Williamson
Williams
Cedar River
Bay Rae
Toys
Be Aiea
Schooishers
Enza
George R. Hogarth
Newell, Richardson
Waterford
Waterford Hill
Richardson
Bae
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