Local Socials and Visits Round Central York Many Attend Church Events
Central York residents and guests share visits and gatherings across Saline Milan and Mooreville with numerous relatives and friends. Highlights include farm sales to E Townsend near Milan and fishing trip yielding about 100 pounds of fish. Reverend Spooner honored with Bible and fountain pen at Milan Baptist church farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Carlton
Murray
Rev
Spooner
Baptist Church
Milan
Mr. Spooner
York Baptist Church
Social Visit Roundup From Bridgewater and Surrounding Areas
A series of weekend visits and activities across Bridgewater Dexter Saline Ann Arbor and neighboring towns include Mildred Schumacher returning from Clinton Edward Henne visiting his mother Mrs Henne Detroit visitors at Dexter Maynard Kidd and Mrs RicGinns guests at Dexter homes Edna Schellenberger Rose Breining and Ermine Schellen berger in Atin Arbor Jacob Finkheiner Donald Finkbeiner and Mrs S Finkbeiner from Saline drove to Ann Arbor Families of Joe Bersader Gottlieb Secherdt and Lorena visited. George Reed Henry Larson also hosted and guests included Faulhaber family members and Theresa Schwab returning from Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Klager
Edwin
Eugene Retz
Charles Breining
George Walker
Saline
Dexter
Maynard Kidd
Sarah RicGinns
Edna Schellenberger
Rose Breining
Ermine Schellenberger
S. Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Joe Bersader
Gottlieb Secherdt
Lorena
Freedom
George Reed
Henry Larson
Detroit
George Bersader
Joe Faulhaber
Minnie
Manchester
Frank Faulhaber
Fred Sack
Adrian
Theresa Schwab
SOUTH SALINE Notes Mention Mumps and Local Visits
Exil Kuder has the mumps in SOUTH SALINE. Harald Garrett of Eden visits his uncle Leo Vealey and family. Mrs Hemilon Moore and Mrs Fred Green Held share Sunday afternoon. Mrs Sam Craig visits sister Mrs Hugh Craig Monday night into Tuesday. The Willing Workers met at Mrs Myra Rhoades last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Craig and Mrs S Mikleversaat of York visit Hugh Craig and family with Judson Zabel of Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Delaforce
Hazel Richards
Milan
Fred Richards
J. W. Zabel
Petersburg
S. Kleversaat
Sam Craig
Klaversaat
Harald Garrett
Eden
Leo, Vealey
Hemilon Moore
Fred Green- Held
Mrs
Hugh Craig
Samuel Craig
S. Mkleversaat
York
Judson Zabel
Local Social Notes Include Multiple Visits and Gatherings
Raphene Richards hosted at home while Leola Richards helped Mrs. Murray. Wendall Tower visited with Duane Rogers. Mrs. Weiennett spent Sunday with Reuben Rogers. George Theurer and daughter were Jackson visitors Friday. Mr. Sadler and Mrs. Groves of Ann Arbor called on D. G. Richards Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schrader attended a Country club dance Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Teachout and Edd Grege and family were Maybee visitors Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Richards
A. R. Murray
Wendall Tower
Duane Rogers
Weiennett
Reuben Rogers
George Theurer
Jackson
Mr. Sadler
Mrs. Groves
Ann Arbor
D. G. Richards
Arthur Schrader
Country Club
Mrr
Teachout
Edd
Grege
Central Lodi Social Roundup and Visits
Will Lindemann buys a new Chevrolet. Albert Boos spent Sunday with his mother. John Manor and family visited Ernest Lamporter’s family. Willard and Blanche Manor called on friends in Freedom. Ernest Lamporter hosted Detroit relatives. Walter Mayer visited his brother Fred. William Lindemann and son Walter called on Theodore Steward. Emma Drake and son Leigh spent Sunday with Bert Moore and the Stewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manor
Ernest Lamporter
Willard and
Blanche Manor
Freedom
William Lindemann
Walter
Theodore Steward
Emma Drake
Leigh
Bert Moore
Willing Workers Meeting at Mrs Myra Rhoades Home
The Willing Workers met at Mrs Myra Rhoades home on Thursday afternoon April 27. After a pieced comforter was tied, the business meeting followed with plans and reports from committees. Two delegates were chosen for the County Federation in Milan on May 12, and Dora Mae Westfall sang a vocal solo. A supper was served by the hostess and the group of 52 adjourned to meet with Mrs Minnie Boyd in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Rhoades
Myra ‘Rhoades
America
First Corinthians
Milan
Dora Mae Westfall
Minnie Boyd
Mar
Citizens Military Training Camp recruitment at Camp Custer
Washtenaw county board of recruitment announces a Camp Custer CRT program from August 2 to September 2. Daniel Zimmerman Col Alfred Lowell and T R Pierson lead applications through local banks and university health service. Eligible youths 17 to 27 may apply, with all government expenses covered and only time is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Zimmerman
State Savings Bank
Alfred H. Lowell
T. R. Pierson
Hill Street
Washtenaw County Board
Citizens’ Military
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Br. G. C. Alway
First National Bank
James F. Breakery
East Huron Street
University Health Service
Ann Arbor
Essentials for Best Growth in Poultry Chicks
USDA guidance outlines key growth factors for growing chicks including clean coops, daily cleaning and disinfection, plus ample fresh water and shade. It emphasizes regular lice and mite control, a balanced grain and green feed regimen, and a fixed dry mash for chicks three weeks and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Division of
Farms as Nation's Biggest Wood Users
Prof. A K Chittenden of Michigan Agricultural College says farm woodlots cover 190 million acres or over 40 percent of U S forest land and farmers account for nearly 50 percent of yearly wood product use. He urges better forest conservation and intensified management of farm woodlots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. K. Chittenden
Forestry Department
Michigan Agricultural College
Chittenden
Buck Jones in Peacemaker Role at Liberty Theatre
Buck Jones, the William Fox cowboy star, appears Saturday in Straight from the Shoulder at the Liberty theatre playing a peacemaker who must fight for his goal. Helen Ferguson co stars with a cast including Norman Selby Kid Mece-Coy Frances Hatton Herschel Mayall and others. Roy Norton wrote the story Bernard Durning directed. Frank Good was the cameraman. A separate local note mentions a lost silver watch charm tied to the Woodman Accident Co. finder urged to leave at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jones
William Fox
Liberty Theatre
Buck
Helen Ferguson
Jones
Norman Selby
Kid Mece- Coy
Frances Hatton
Herschel Mayall
Yvette Mitchell
G. Raymond Nye
Glen Cavender
Dan Crimmins
Albert Knott
Lewis King
Roy Norton
Bernard Durning
Frank Good
Woodman Accident Co
Small Backyard Flock Egg Harvest Guide
The article states that a novice backyard keeper can expect at least 10 dozen eggs per hen per year. With two hens per family member this yields 20 dozen per person annually, about halfway between farm and city consumption. It argues two hens per person should aim for higher production and notes 183 eggs per year per person would be needed for an eight day supply per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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Central York
Wiliam Orr
Maurice Ten Eyck
E. Townsend
Milaz
Mrs. George Bible
Walter Coe
Bessie Richards
The
Baptist Association At
Tecumseh
John Gooding
Wirt LeBaron
F. Gould
Mary Murray
Vesta Mills
Frank Spooner
Andrew Murray
Mary Cobb
Irving LeBaron
Marion Murray
Dixboro
Dan Murray
the Ridge
Myrl Murray
Mooreville
Mario Chalmer
Annn Arbor
Val
Bridgewater
Mildred Schumacher
Clinton
Sundar
Edward Henne
M. Henne
South Saline
Exil Kuder
Judd
Raphene Richards
Lodi
Will Lindemann
Albert Boos
Walter Mayer
Fred
Government Farm
Beltsville
M. A. C. Man
Fenn
Neragon
Millenium
Charlotte Republican
Chevroee
O. B. Flint
Mick
Sinclair
Staebler-Kempfil Co
International Harvester Company
Harvester CO
Indiana, Bourbon and
B. V. Silos
Price
Fisk
Trace Mery Ker
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