Central York social notes include visits and illnesses
Mrs. Darewin spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Leslie Bailey while John Allison recovers from tonsillitis. Miss Una Lamb of Ypsilanti visited the Dicks home. Elects Murray returns home from MS NC for a 10 day vacation. The Sweeneys from Detroit visited the Sweeney farm. Hattie Murray and family called on Cassius Debenham in Milan. The Browne boy returned from Ann Arbor hospital. Parker Murray and son visited Fred Finch’s home. Samuel Dicks of Wayne and Mrs. Kipps of Eloise were with J. W. Dicks. Clarence Johnson and Ione Bailey visited Leslie Bailey. Oak Grove boys defeated Judd boys in a Thursday game. Leslie Bailey and Edith Bailey hosted Rena Towler and her son from Saline. Clarence Johnson and Ione Bailey also stopped by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darewin
Leslie Bailey
John D. Allison
Una. Lamb
Ypsilanti
Murray
MS. N.C
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Sweeney
Hattie Murray
Cassius Debenham
Milan
Browne
Annn Arbor
Parker Murray
Fred Finch
Fred Rekitt
Samuel Dicks
Wayne
Kipps
Eloise
J. W. Dicks
Clarence Johnson
Ione Bailey
Oak Grove
Judd School
Edith Bailey
Rena Towler
Saline
Saline Township
Local Social Notes From Hammond District Hovey Needham Area
Hammond district social items list visits and family gatherings. Roy Gilbert of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with relatives while Hovey Needham hosted callers. Several residents traveled to Kalamazoo and Detroit areas for funerals and weekend visits, with many relatives noted in ad hoc gatherings.
West Mooreville Passages and Local Moves
Claude Gilbert visited Ann Arbor on Sunday while H B Russ returned from U of M hospital. Burton Long sold his farm and stock. Ralph Long wired his home for electric lights. Rolland Forsythe returned from MS C BushLansing for the weekend. Mrs A J Turner and children visit Milan. Glyde Gauntlett attended the Detroit flower show. Miss Gooding and mother ill at Clarence Gulver farm. Margaret Torrey taken to Beyer hospital Ypsilanti. Everett and Mrs Monroe visited Ellen Collins. John Frost and Tecumseh visitors with EB Hendershot. Clland Allison family visited from Wayne. Fred Reese visited his mother and family. Otto Hanson family visited EB Gilbert. Adelbert Miller moved from M P Phillips farm east of Azalia. Mrs Fred Lewis visited Milan with a poorly mother. Paul Leavis wed Emily Anderson March 27 in Bowling Green Ohio. will reside in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gilbert
Ann Arbor
H. B. Russ
U. of M
Burton Long
Ralph Long
Rolland Forsythe
Bush
A. J. Turner
Milan
Glyde Gauntlett
Detroit
Miss Gooding
Clarence Gulver Farm
Margaret Torrey
Beyer Hospital
Ypsilanti
Everett Monroe
Ellen Collins
John Frost
Tecumseh
Hendershot
Clland Allison
Wayne
Fred Reese
B. Mohrhardt
Otto Hanson
EB. M. Gilbert
Adelbert Miller
M. P. Phillips Farm
Azalia
Fred Lewis
Post Office Sets Rule On Large Parcels For Rural Carriers
A new ruling by the post office department requires rural free delivery carriers to return parcels that do not fit the box. The package will be carried but returned to the local post office unless the recipient is present to receive it or has filed a special order authorizing outside delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Local Social Roundup From Saline and Vicinity
A Detroit visitor and multiple Saline area residents are listed visiting Ann Arbor Willis Ypsilanti Bridgewater and Saline. Notables include O S Evans M Madge Garrett Philip Drum families and Frank Stilts hosting and attending events. Other items note seed firm Harris Seed Ann Arbor ties and area weddings anniversaries.
Pittsfield Daily Social Notes Highlight Local Events
Mrs. Mark Forsythe returns from Clare and Samuel Morgan improves from illness while local clubs schedule meetings in Pittsfield. Schools announce vacations, convalescences, hospital stays, and family visits. The Cresc ent Aid party, Pittsfield Ladies Aid, Union Grange, and P T A activities are reported along with a Republican caucus, a Detroit flower show, and plans for the new Ann Arbor Woman's League building cornerstone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Forsythe
Clare
Samuel Morgan
Carpenter P. T. A
Pittsfield
Thimble
Ira Biddle
Roberts
Oak Grove
Stone, Carpenter and
Begole
John Fiegel
Alta Krause
Packard Street
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
G. Moore
Jennie
Flint
Crescent Aid
Charles Roberts
Emma Webb
Cora Webb
Detroit
W. E. Olds
Grand Rapids
J. Sutherland
John
D. Zimmerman
A. Augustus
Pittsfield Union Grange
Maccabee Hall
Ann Arbor
Charles MccCalla
J. Showerman
Williamston
Frank Sutherland
Delegstaes
Dora Legg
F. Legg
Everett
Oril Ferguson
Ed. Hutzel
Edward
G. Ferguson
Woman’s League
W. D. Henderson
Alumnae Council
Central Lodi and Ann Arbor Social Notes Summary
Laverne and Walter Moore with cousins Harold and Elmer Drake and the Manor family spent Sunday in Detroit. William Esch moved to a new home on West Madison Street, Ann Arbor. District No. 10 P T A meets Friday night March 30 at the schoolhouse. Edward Grosshans of Ann Arbor visited his mother Mrs. Mary Grosshans. Mildred Maher led a teachers meeting with six pupils. Several families, including the Moores and Drakes, hosted Sunday gatherings. February class attendance for District No. 10 lists several named pupils with no absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne
Walter Moore
Harold
Elmer Drake
J. D. Manor
Willard
Mildred
Lois
Detroit
William Esch
West Madison Street
Ann Arbor
William Birkle
Jacob Kinsley
Norman
Moore
Bert Moore
Es Bla
Mildred’ Maher
Medieval Tower rises on wooded hill near Vandercook Lake
A 60 foot freestanding fieldstone tower, built on a wooden hill at about 200 feet elevation, overlooks the south Vandercook Lake area. Constructed by Mr. Helmer, a prominent violinist with extensive travels abroad, the estate project aims to create a markedly unique Michigan locale, per the Manchester Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandercook Lake
Helmer
Michigan
Manchester
Market Report for Grains and Goods
Market report shows Wheat at 1.53 per unit, Oats at 0.55 per unit, totaling 1.06 per unit for mixed grains. Gelves priced 12 to 15 cents, Begs quoted 0.26 per dot, indicating varying commodity values in the era market.
Garden display at Detroit show highlights Michigan flora
Edmund E Gunther led a top flower show display in Detroit featuring 500 varieties of wild flowers plants and shrubs with 200 native to Michigan. His garden scene included miniature brooklets meadows hills and wooded tracts and critics called it among the finest garden sculpture seen. The exhibit also showcased Michigan blooms and marked a repeat of prior national exhibition success in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund E -Gunther
Hall
Town
Detroit
Gunther
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johns-Manville
Saline Mercantile Co
Lumber Department
Sunfast Voile
BE Ora
Cretonne
Klager’s
Bridgewater
Mich
Purina Products
Central York
Hammond District
Hovey Needham
Roy Gilbert
Morden i
Mary
Wyian Peters
Ardis Heininger
Ruth Needham
John Stimpson
Ralph Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella
Adrian
Kalamazoo
Edward Knight
Stimpson
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Julia
Dorothy Gordon
John Collins
Roscoe Eberle
Macon
Kenneth Gondon
Clyde Jones
Gledys
Brabeau
Ted Saunders
W. E. Gordon
John Boettger
Belleville
Lena Gordon
Etta Williamson
West Mooreville
South Saline
O. S. Evans
Leon Vealey
Ann Abor
Madge Garrett
Harris Seed Company
Philip
Drum and Family of
Paul Metzger
Frank Stilts
Clare Rhoades
Albert Cross
Sam Westlake
Hugh
Loraig
Hilah
Jean ‘Biéree
Sam Craig
Albert Johnston
Frank Cammet
Mary Murray
George Mile
Denton
Fred Teufel
Doris
Murphy
Chester Gooding
Jacob Mall
Ralph Mall
Hugh Craig
Carol Pierce
Hilah Jean
Anna Harmon
Ben Uphaus
Begole P. T. A
Jay Knapp
W. Foster
T. Phillips
Foster
Lodi
Ralph West
Mary Ann Drake
Carl Cornell
Ernest Heller
Martha Kitts
Doc Wise
Gome
Market Report
Wishtenaw
Sarah Crosby
A. J. Warren
Saki County
S. R. Wilson
Walter Towler
the Mills Company
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Myens
Topacco Co
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