Local Social News Highlights Several Clinton Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hutzel of Ann Arbor visited. Mrs. George Weidmayer and Mrs. Julius Walker of Clinton called on various residents. Mrs. John Calhoun and Mrs. Ralph Demming of Clinton were callers. Mr and Mrs. Walter Acton returned from their wedding trip and will be at home on the John Hartman farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mann
Ed. Hutzel
Ann Arpor
George Weidmayer
Julius Walker
Clinton
Alfred Jedele
John Calhoun
Ralph Demming
Mrs. Walter
Acton
John Hartman
Ann Arbor Area Notes and Local Moves and Births
Local residents report visits, moves, and events in Saline and nearby towns. Aldine Robert Finkbeiner born in Ann Arbor to Mr and Mrs Robert Finkbeiner. Community members attend confirmations at Evangelical Lutheran and St. Paul churches and plan upcoming gatherings. Several families plan moves to Monroe and Saline while others host visitors and attend social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben. Visél
Ann “Arbor
Cecil “Davenport
Jacob Clough
Martha. Visel
the Cleary College
Ypsilanti
Alwin Burkhardt
Jacob Burkhardt
Ann Arbor
Aldine Robert
Robert Finkbeiner
Saline Township
St. Paul
Julius Walker
Clinton
Alfred Jedele
Carl Smith
Jacob Theurer
Saline
Erhard’ Alber
March hardships and local doings in Southern Michigan
Thirty years ago Miss Daisy Humphrey returned from Detroit as frost grips the ground. John Blum dies south of town while history recalls the harsh March. Mrs. James Andrews dies in Pittsfield and several residents make moves from purchases to construction as Ann Arbor fights a courthouse fire. Luc y Cornish and James Toms wed, and local tradesmen plan buildings and renovations in Saline and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Humphrey
Detroit
Michael Zahn
Inllinois
Ormon Stimpson
Gloverome
Roy Sproull
Alta Rhoades
Frank Daniels
Cressy
John Blum
Michigan
James Andrews
Pittsfield
M. E
Ann Arbor
Court House
Fifteen Years Ago Knights Lodge to Be Organized Here
Fifteen years ago a Knights of Pythias lodge was to be organized locally. Miss Minnie Baty returned home from Jackson for a week’s vacation. Mrs O M Rockwell visited her mother in Ovid. John Turk rented the Nichols home on Russell street as the new barber. Mr and Mrs Luther Briggs and Miss Minnie Baty spent Monday in Detroit. Mrs Bert Gillen was badly burned on her left hand and forearm from hot lard while frying cakes. Mrs Edward Muir and daughter Louise visited relatives in Wayne. Mrs Lawrence Arnet and daughter Doris of Ypsilanti stayed with her parents. A reunion honored the old home to be torn down in summer. a fine dinner was served. Council set wages at 45 cents per hour for man and team and 20 cents for man labor for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Brown
Monroe
John Richard
George Winkle
Westphal Cafe
Esther Hisele
Asin
Arbor
Carl Moehn
Henry Cornish
Fred Layher, Jr
Ann Arbor
Edward Feuerbacher
Jacob Clough
Grover Alber
Detroit
A. J. Alber
Lillian Burgan
A. E. Cole
R. H. Bamer
Ithaca
New York
Fred Layher
Adolph
William Schmid
George Schmid
Lucille
Schmid
Clara Bredernitz
Salite
Alberts Bredernitz
Harris Street
Albert
Henry Bredernitz
C. N. Easton
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Minnie Baty
Jackson
O. M. Rockwell
Ovid
John Turk
Nichols
Russell Street
Luther Briggs
Bert Gillen
Edward Muir
Louise
Wayne
Lawrence Arnet
Doris
Ypsilanti
L. G. Rogers
Joseph Schaible
Good potato cultivation methods urge higher yields
Michigan State College farm crops team tours the Ann Arbor railroad to urge farmers to space seed 12 to 15 inches apart in 36 inch rows to cut hollow heart and boost yields. Trials on 13 farms show sprayed plots averaged 230 bushels per acre of U S No 1, versus 188 without spraying. In Detroit, two men Ignatz Kuckerake and Stanley Kryska were found guilty of breaking and entering the Clark radio shop in January, with radios and equipment recovered in Detroit rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Farm Crops Department of
Michigan State College
Michigan
BE. McLachland
Mecosta County
U.S
Clark Radio Shop
Ignatz Kuckerake
Stanley Kryska
Detroit
Milan
Foley's Honey and Tar compound praised for coughs
Frightening croupy coughs and night coughs are quickly eased by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Thousands of mothers rely on it with satisfaction and endorsement. Mrs Weldo Weigel of Calvary Wisconsin says no better medicine exists for coughs and colds. For sale at Wheeler's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Weldo Weigel
Calvary
Wis
Foley's
Wheeler’s
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W. E. Dietiker
Emibahner
Wichigan
Aliwin Burkhardt
Art Armbruster
Adolph Lindeman
Will Burkhardt
J. L. Thearer
Sam Lambarth
Lloyd Fairy Bank
George Hartman
Julius Feldkamp
Ormond Feldkamp
Julia Gordon
G. V. Cookré
Catotal
Geo. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Goodyear
Petter
Lucy Cornish
James Toms
G. J. Nissly
Cordon
R.C. Pence
Coldwater, Mich
Greene's
Greene’s Cleaners and Dyers
East Liberty Street
G. L. Parsens
The
Liberty Theatre
Tom MIX
Son OF the Goleben West
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H. Ross Phond
Bond
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