Central York Visitors Share Michigan Trip Flurries
Central York residents recount Detroit visits and travels with friends and relatives across Saline, Milan, Ann Arbor, and Superior Township. Frank Barbour and family toured Detroit. Joseph Sweeney bought a horse there. Hattie Murray spent weeks with granddaughter Allison Gable. Electa Murray stayed with Libert and Electa Richards in Ann Arbor. Leslie Bailey visited Ann Arbor with Johnson and Bailey relations.
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Frank Barbour
Detroit
Joseph Sweeney
Rena Towler
J. A. Alber
Saline
Bailey
Hattie Murray
Allison Gable
Electa. Murray
Libert Richards
Anne Arbor
Leslie Bailey
Clarente Johnson
Electa
Mary Debenham
Milan
Marion Murray
Superior Township
Ann Arbor
Clarence Johnson
Iane Bailey
Saline Township
Carson Anniversary Celebration Near JUDD District
Mrs Carson and her spouse were toasted by friends and relatives with a dinner and gifts at their home in the JUDD district. Visits spanned Detroit Ann Arbor Lodi Waltz Willis and nearby households as more guests joined the festivity.
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Carson
Detroit
Harvey Ellis
Alber
Gale Riggs
J. Ekimpp
Lodi
Farmers Union
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
Sarah Riggs
Raymond Riggs
George Franklin
Central Lodi Social Notes Mention Local Names
Elmer Drake works for Robert Lambrth this year. Mrs Bert Moore spent last Thursday with Mrs Fred Kalmbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer ‘Drake
Robert Lambrth
Bert Moore
Fred Kalmbach
Birthday Evening and Social Visits Highlight Community
Mrs J A Redden called on Mrs Bert Moore last Tuesday. Worman Moore continues work for Albert Stein for the sixth year. Mrs Bert Moore and son visited Mr and Mrs Earl Steele and Mrs Mary Steele last Thursday evening. Jacob Kinsley has returned home after staying with his daughter Mrs Bert Moore this winter. Mrs John Williams celebrated a birthday on Friday evening with twenty one attendees. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Gatske and George Ames. many gifts were given to Mrs Williams and a birthday cake was served.
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J. A. Redden
Bert Moore
Worman Moore
Albert Stein
Stein
Earl Steele
Mary Steele
Jacob Kinsley
John Williams
Harold Gatske
George Ames
Williams
Social Notes From South Saline And Surrounding Towns
Raymond Steele works on a farm near Dexter. Ann Arbor visitors include James Merritt and Roscoe Craig with Jerome DuFour. Ellsworth Losee and Jerome DuFour visit Adrian. The Losees host Ellsworth and his wife with their little son in Milan. Mrs. Harry Downing of Macon visits her in laws. Nathan Dibble, ex-resident, dies in Tecumseh. York and Ypsilanti guests mingle with Stilts and Donald. Chelsea calls and illness updates accompany Craig family notices. John Adams listed as first Vice President of the U.S.
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Raymond Steele
Dexter
James Merritt
Ann Arbor
Roscoe Craig
Jerome DuFour
Ellsworth Losee
Adrian
Ellsworth
Losee
Little Son
Milan
Harry Downing
Macon
Hugh Craig
Nathan Dibble
Tecumseh
James Wirth
York
Helen Woodworth
Ypsilanti
Frank Stilts
Donald
Sam Craig
Chelsea
Walter Craig
Mia Luckhardt
Fred Teufel
Merl Cross
Floyd Cross
Verl Sand
Detroit
Albert Cross
Bank Statement From Washtenaw County 1936
State of Michigan bank in Washtenaw County sworn by Curtiss and Stimpson as officers. Notary public confirms the statements reflect bank books and deposits insured by the FDIC under the 1933 Banking Act.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ss. I. C
A. Curtiss
Banic
H. A. Holmes
B. D. Hammond
Martin’ Fuoss
Arthur J. Lutz
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Community Notices Reach Across Town and Beyond
Macon residents spend weekends visiting relatives in Toledo Detroit Ypsilanti Monroe and Kokomo Indiana while others host guests in town Miss Margaret Harring marks her 98th birthday at home as local families share dinners and hospital visits dominate the weekend social scene.
Pruning Method Gains Wide Attention From Growers
Two Michigan State College researchers G L Ricks and H P Gaston developed the Thin Wood Method of pruning bearing apple trees to reduce culls and improve fruit size. The bulletin notes downwards growth, selective branch thinning, and increasing quality, with interest from horticultural societies and inquiries from Ontario to Illinois. City: Chelsea Standard.
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Michigan State College
United States
Canada
Michigan
Special Bulletin
G. L. Ricks
H. P. Gaston
Virginia
Missouri
Ontario
Connecticut
Oregon
Washington
Massachusetts
Ohio
Indianai
Illinois
Tree Rivals Distillery In Paraguay
Guatoan Indians cultivate the Akuri palm believed to be the only complete liquor producing plant. Sap is collected in small cups where it ferments into a highly intoxicating beverage.
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Paraguay
Farm Comforts and Electric Access Expand in Michigan
The State Public Utility Commission reports 47 000 Michigan farms now have electric light and power enabling electric pumps. The Federal Rural Electrification Commission aims to reach 10 000 more farms with existing lines. about 22 000 farmers have applied, with two years needed to complete connections. Articles of incorporation for EGA Carburetor Company of Tecumseh filed capital 26500, EB G Atkins of Jackson leads, EB Campbell secretary treasurer, Lester Rogers Tecumseh director.
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State Public Utility Commission
Michigan
Federal Rural Electrification Commission
EGA Carburetor Company
Tecumseh
EB. M. Campbell
EB. G. Atkins
Jackson
Campbell
Lester Rogers
Tecumseh Herald
Annual Township Election Notice Saline Michigan 1936
The Annual Spring Election for Saline Township in Washtenaw County Michigan will be held at Hertler's Hall US-112 on Monday April 6 1936. Polls open 7 a m to 6 p m with possible noon adjournment. Lester Hanson Township Clerk signs the notice.
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Saline
Washtenaw
Michigan
Hertler’s Hall
Us-112
Board of Review
Tis
Board of Election Inspectors
Lester Hanson
Lodi
Lodi Township Election Provisions and Poll Hours
Town of Lodi voters face strict rules for the 1936 election. Officials outline candidate lotting, poll opening at seven, potential noon adjournment, and possible 6 am to 8 pm hours under township or city rules. Clerk H A Gensley notes time standard as Eastern. Washington Oregon and California border the Pacific.
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Michigan
Board of Inspectors
Board of Election Inspectors
H. A. Gensley
Said Township
Michigan Crop Report Shows 1936 Acreage Up For Major Crops
Michigan farmers plan to use about 7,000,000 acres for ten key field crops in 1936. Corn up about 29,000 acres and soybeans up 12,000 acres from 1935, with soybeans rising 50 percent over 1934. Hay seedings improved with a 70,000 acre rise. declines shown for beans, potatoes, wheat, rye, oats, and barley.
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Michigan
Michigan Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Plantings Rise as Hay Acreage Grows in 19 and 2.5 Percent Increases
The report notes a 19 percent rise in total plantings and a 2.5 percent increase in hay acreage, signaling expanding agricultural growth.
Indians Work to Restore Buffalo in Crow Country
In Montana, 100 bison from Yellowstone were released on the Crow Indian reservation south of Billings. A fence of logs encloses a land locked area for 1,000 head, with further ranges available. Robert Yellowtail, Crow superintendent, says the tribe proves fit to protect wildlife including buffalo and elk. Engineers move to Dexter school project as work on additions progresses for fall use.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Crow Indian Reservation
Samar
Big Horn Canyon
Crow Country
Robert Yellowtail
Yellowtail
Dexter
PWA
Bank Statement Sworn In Washtenaw County Michigan 1936
A bank cashier A R Burkhardt swears to the truth of a 1936 bank statement for Washtenaw County Michigan. The document bears notary Clarence Cook and company directors including Lee Tescher George Feldkamp and Townsend. Various signatures confirm attestation of the bank’s totals and attestations as of March 20 1936.
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J. H
G.C. Townsend
Lee Tescher
George J. Feldkamp
Alwin Burkhardt
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Judd
South Saline
John Adams
The
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Saline, Michigan
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Bridgewater Savings Bank
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Arthur Lutz
O. Woodbridge
State of
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Stimpson
Mae
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George Klager
Fred Blumhardt
Wm. Schumacher
Théodore’ Stimpson
Cashier
Delia ‘Reed
George Klagér
I. Jacob F.bauér
Otto’ Schaible
Blumhanie
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Kuebler
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Toledo
David Crittenden
U. of M. Hospital
Frank Mead
Dundee
Don Bilby
Alta Collins
Clara Hendershot
A. J. Richmond
Glenn Crittenden
Jack Butch
Carl Master
Louis Brockman
Monroe
Louis Downing
Jay Curry
Harol Petee
Palmyra
Mary Petee
Raynor Scudder
Gertrude
Jesse Scudder
Hamilton Moore
Bert Bruder
Sam Calkins
Carleton
Otto
A. E. Mackey
L. H. Camburn
Weston
Guy. Collins
Richard
Ralph Miller
Kokomo
Ind
Otto Schoolmaster
Julia Corwin
Sam Swain
Springville
Lilburn Burleson
Ronald Pilbeam
Son
Elmer Keener
West Unity
John Crittenden
Paul Reckner
Harold Crittenden
Carl Hawkins and
Martha Dolph
Rose Hawkins
R G. Sage
Metta Bailey
Royal Oak
Charlies Gorton and Son
Carl Thomas
Walter Morden, Jr
A. J. Allshouse
Margaret Harring
Wiseman
Fred Hiseman
John G. Scheffel
Kentucky
Mr. Hiseman
Germany
Tree Rivals Distillery
California
Pacific Ocean
Michigan Crop Report
Savings Bank
Alfred Hertler George J. Feldkamp
Lee Tescher G. Co. Townsends, D. Wiedman
J. H. Feldkamp
Joseph Burkhardt
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