Scrappy JUDD DISTRICT notices mix with visits and illness
Anna Sommers has chickpox. Hubert and Madison Richards were home Sunday. Davhene Richards was home Monday night and Tuesday. A B Schrader held a sale near Romulus Tuesday. Lucile Theurer spent the weekend with Bernadine Theurer. George Theurer was a business visitor in Ann Arbor Monday. Mrs A Schmid was taken to a hospital in Ann Arbor Monday. Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers were Milan visitors Tuesday afternoon. Walter Theurer and Alma Schuhie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer. Mr and Mrs A E Schrader spent Sunday with Schrader’s parents at Stony Creek. Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers and family called on Mrs Nora Rogers Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sommers
Hubert
Madison Richards
Davhene Richards
A. BE. Schrader
Romulus
Lucile Theurer
Bernadine Theurer
George ‘Theurer
Ann Arbor
A. Schmid
Reuben Rogers
Milan
Walter, Theurer
Alma Sehaibie
Karl Theurer
Pageant Plans Across Zone Two At Stony Creek
George Sanderson is sick at John Fuller’s home near Stony Creek. Daisy Finch and Mary Murray attended a Sunday school meeting at Stony Creek. D. M. Young elected director of Saline Milk Producers. Allen Gooding ill with flu. may return to school. Happy Seven meeting at Mary Murray’s home. Hazel Richards and Helen Schroen stayed overnight at the Murray home. Zone 2 schools host dinner at Oakgrove York Pittsfield Island and Stony Creek Augusta on March 17. A pageant features one child from each of fourteen schools. aligned with the Norman school plan by Professor Pitman and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and
Brecta
Murray
Hazel Richards
Helen Schroen
Stony Creek
Oakgrove
York- Pittsfield
Augusta
Pitman
Local Social Notes from Central York Area
Central York residents share visits and gatherings with relatives and friends in Milan Ann Arbor Saline and nearby towns. Names include Parker Murray Jacob Schroen Kenneth McMichael Mrs Fred Richards Emile Schanz J W Zable Alger Allison and others with events from dinners visits and church meetings.
Local Notes On Families And Visits In Ann Arbor Area
Willis Drake had heart trouble last week. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Gus Lindemann in Manchester. Lindemann, Moore, Mayer, and Moore families visited in various towns. Clarence Grosshans began work for Hertler Brothers in Ann Arbor. Several relatives spent Sundays together including visits to Mary Grosshans and Theodore Steward in Ann Arbor and Lodi. An auction for Amos Drake’s home goods is planned for Saturday afternoon March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Drake
Local Residents Active with Travel and Family News
John Ladd was in Ann Arbor on Wednesday. Clare Camburn visited Detroit Wednesday. O M Powell and family moved to Tecumseh. L W Coller was a Adrian business visitor Tuesday. W B Richmond stayed in Chicago several days last week. Mrs. Erwin Conklin of Detroit visits her daughter Mrs. Ellsworth Collins. Rev. Chambers from Kansas occupied the M E B pulpit Sunday afternoon. M J Williams and family attended a relative’s funeral in Deerfield Sunday. George Hawkins has gone to Ann Arbor for a job as orderly at the U of M hospital. Mrs. Fred Heininger of Ypsilanti visits Lavern Camburn at his home several days. Mrs. Elmer Gamburn visited Tecumseh Friday to Monday with her daughter Mrs. Tr E B Spitler. Arthur Cryderman, wintering with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall, left Monday for Onaway with Leland Graf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Murray
Jacob Schroen
West Ann
Arbor
Kenneth McMichael
Chicago
Bowman
Richard Brothers
Daisy Finch
Mary Murray
Maude Schroen
Electa, Murray
Fred Richards
Ann Arbor
Emile Schanz
Fred Suuddaby
Toledo
Frank Jackson
Monroe
Wirt LeBaron
Ihis
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Federated Church
Saling
Edwin Alchin
Milan
William, Sehreen
Clarence Ryan
Detroit
Ryan
W. B. Richmond
Erwin Conklin
Ellsworth Collins
Fred Heininger
Ypsilanti
Lavern
Camburr
Elmer Gamburn
Tecumseh
Tr. EB. Spitler
Arthur Cryderman
Frank Randall
Onaway
Leland Graf
Community Notices From South Saline and Nearby
Mrs Elmer Roy visits Ohito. Mrs Sim Craig with Hugh Craig. Donald Craig sick for a week. Everett Collins visited Detroit last Monday. Mae Powell and children with Raymond Johnson family. A B Goodrich and son Chauncey with Hugh Craig family. Albert Johnson and Helen Craig with Raymond Johnson family. Carol and Ross Pierce of Langsville Ohio with Raymond Johnson family. Mrs Everett Collins and sons with C Carven parents in Saline. Lillie Colley from Macon with Helen Craig and Coral Pierce at Dolla Langham. Shower for Albert Johnson and wife with gifts and good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Craig
Hugh Craig
Donald Craig
Everett Collins
Detroit
Mae Powell
Raymond Johnson
A. B. Goodrich
Chauncey
Albert Johnson
Helen Craig
Carol and
Ross Pierce
Langsville
Lillie Colley
Macon
Coral Pierce
Dolla Langham
Temptation Test Run Ignites Controversial Prayers
A provocative line about praying for guidance is paired with a public rush to judge others, prompting debate over personal virtue and collective tolerance in a charged social moment.
Mail crosses to Beaver Island as winter ice bridge begins
Beaver Island mail runs resumed with crossing from St. James by William Gibson and Charles Gallagher. Islanders, cut off for weeks, completed the trip back with mail, while a winter crossing signals a line of communications reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Island
Cross Village
St. James
William Gibson Charles Gallagher
Charlevoix
Markeds urge finishing lambs at four months for market
USDA specialists say lambs should be ready for market around four months to gain higher spring prices, with faster weight gain and reduced labor. Proper feeding of ewes and lambs, early creep feeding, clean grain, and alfalfa or clover hay help produce quality lambs, enabling quicker sales and better returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Copeland Praises Gigli Ahead of Ann Arbor May Festival
Senator Royal S. Copeland, former Washtenaw County resident, writes to Charles A. Sink praising tenor Ben iamino Gigli for the University School of Music May Festival. Copeland says Gigli will take Ann Arbor by storm, noting his superb voice and winning personality with audiences responding strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Sink
University School of Music
Ann Arbor
Royal S. Copeland
Washtenay County
Béniamino Gigli
Ri S. Copeland
Library Knowledge Makes Loyal Town Friends
The quote praises having more friends than anyone in town by being well acquainted with public library books. It highlights reading as social capital and community connection.
Mat Shopper's Burden Echoes Odd Mood Contrast
A reader ponders why a man laden with bumbles seems embarrassed while a woman in the same situation appears cheerful, questioning hidden social cues and reactions in everyday tasks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judd
A. E. Schrader
Mr. Schrader
Mr. Rogers
Nora Rogers
York-Pittseteld
George Sanderson
John Fuller
Mary
D. M. Young
New Association of Milk Producers
Saline
Allen Gooding
Rex Gooding
Central York
Happy Seven
Mis Les Beatrice
Samuel Craig
Fred Hertler
Deacon Dubbs
Rachel LeBaron
Zack Gauntlett
William Kelsey
Roy Richards
Lloyd
Jean
Lucille
Ola LeBaron
Lods
Willis Drake
Gus Lindeman
Will
Lindemann
Manchester
Helen iMoore
Lois. Manor
Albert Boos
Fred Mayer
Baby
Blanche Manor
Bert Moore
Norman Moore
Erwin Lindemann
Ernest Haller
Perry Dreke
Ledi
Clarence Grosshans
Hertler Brothers
Edward Grosshans
Ann. Arbor
Mary Grosshans
Orrin. Drake
Theodore Steaward
Raymond Hirth
Will Lindematn
Gar Davenport
Ann, Arbor
M. C. Davenport
Theodore Steward
Mrs
Orrin Drake
Lodi
John Ladd
Clare Camburn
O. M. Powell
L. W. Coller
Adrian
Rev. Chambers
Kansas
M. EB
M. J. Williams
Deerfield
George Hawkins
U. of M. Hospital
South Saline
Elmer Roy
Ohito
Mrs. Albert Johnson
Genesee County
Flint
John Gillespie
Winsetta Park
Woodward Avenue
Twelve-Mile Road
Royal Oak
Ferndale
James Ostrander
Millington Water Works
Ostrander
Albion College
J. ‘W. Hancher
Albion
Owosso Sugar Company
Stephen ¥. Seyburn
Western Plains
Miles
Custer
Crook
Leyburn
Two Hundred
New York Volunteers
University of Michigan
Richard T. Liddicoat
Board of Education
Union
Owosso
Vincent Yaeger
Fenton
Mich
Yaeger
Frank F. Rogers
Novi
Farmington
New Hudson
Senate
Newman B. Horton
Fruit Ridge
Michigan
Oo. B. Fuller
War Department
Tuttle
Beniamino Gigli
Mr. Sink
Goodyear Yap
Xamine
Goodyear
Wiedman Auto Co
Gooods
the Mills Company
Main Street
The
Essex
Bridgewater Sales & Service Co
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