Local Social Notes and Community Gatherings
A long list of visits and events around Saline including Miss Evelyn Ernst and Miss Irene Dane, Detroit visits, Ypsilanti market opening May 13, and many local residents visiting relatives in Ann Arbor Dexter and Jackson. Contributions cover bridge gatherings, church social events, garden and club activities, and upcoming F and A M master night.
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Irene Dane
Detroit
Ypsilanti
A. Curtiss
Lagrange Indiana
A. E. Cole
Walter Acton
Ann Arbor
Howard Feuerbacher
Virgil Brown
Ann ‘Arbor
George Prosser
Cleveland
Otto
Ambrose Ernst
Robert Wilcox
Roy, Wilcox
Temperance
Lee Irelan
Deerfield
Lee ‘Nash
Adrian
Sam. Boyd
Edward Feuerbacher
Eugene
Jacob Clough
Jackson
Henry Ormsby
Elsie Hutzel
Thomas Shurtz
George W. Barr
Florida
Saline
Thomas ‘Shurtz
Donald Shurtz
Harold Halsey
Roy Bixby
Elk Jake
Methodist Church
Samuel Boyd
Esther Landwehr
J. Landwehr
Jacob Hinderer
Chelsea
A. H. McConachie
T. B. Henderson
West Henry Street
Beatrice McAlpine
Broderick
W. Hi Barr
Helen Hart
Donald Yost
Faton Davids
Max Fosdick
Arthur Wood
James Everard
John. Burkhardt
Viola, Guenther
Erwin Schill
William Stierle
Leland Hospital
Tabea Society
Manuel’s Church of Manchester
C. E H. Haarer
Berdella
Breitenwischer
Hena Dietle
Lucile Theurer
Kathryn Overholt
Howell
Dexter
Wampler’s Lake
Michigan
Republican ‘Progressive League
Masonic Temple
Lansing
United States
Otis F. Glenn Ofllinois
Central York social notes from Oak Grove and Saline
Miss Robinson called at Oak Grove school Monday. Mrs. John Gooding visited Saline residents Sunday. Leslie Bailey and family visited Clarencé Johnson in Saline township Sunday. Hattie Murray hosted gatherings with relatives from Portsmouth Ohio and Milan. Andrew Murray of Jackson and Mrs. Craig called at the Murray home. About thirty men attended hitch demonstrations at Delaney Begole’s home Friday afternoon. Alger Allison and son visited Mooreville and James Crittenden’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Murray Home
Delaney Begole
Hattie Murray
Ella Locke
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mary Debenham
Milan
Alger Allison
David Allison
Mooreville
James Crittenden
Social visits span Ypsilanti to Britton and beyond
Local society column lists numerous visits and hosting by Vealey Kutler Stilts Craig Johnston Luckhardt and other families from Ypsilanti Saline Macon Dexter Chelsea and Belleville over recent days and weekends with many parts of the region cited as destinations and hosts.
Federated Church Seeks Strong Attendance Next Sunday
A large Sunday gathering prompted a call for higher attendance next week. The program includes 10 a m worship with sermon and music, 11 15 a m Sunday school led by S Cotton and Carl Geddes, assisted by Mrs House and Miss Wil een Martin, 6 45 p m young peoples meetings, and 7 30 p m worship.
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
Morning worship at 10. "The Secret of the Present Unrest." Sunday school 11:15 with H A Holmes superintendent. Senior and Junior Leagues 6:30. Evening service 7:30 with "What is the Matter with Christianity?" School of instruction Wednesday afternoon. Bible study and prayer service Wednesday 7:30. Thursday choir meeting in the evening.
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H. A. Holmes
School of Instruction
Fifteen Years Ago Local Notes From Ann Arbor Area
A snapshot of community life lists illness and visits. Pauline Burrow is ill with measles, Ruth Bracey out with ton silitis, and Mrs. Clara McMahon of Ann Arbor visited in Lodi. Residents move, visit, and work changes noted including Albert Albertson from Medina Ohio visiting D. B. Mattison, and Ernest Robison family moving to A. E. Cole's farm in Pittsfield.
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Pauline Burrow
Ruth Bracey
Albert Albertson
Medina
Ohio
D. B. Mattison
Clara McMahon
Ann Arbor
Ida ‘Clements
Lodi
Frieda Gross
A Méék
Silas Briggs
Elroy
Battle Creek
David Schneider
Pleasant
Jake
C. O. Woodbridge
Muriel
Martin Fucss
Walter Bottger
Ernest Robison
Macon
A. E. Cole
Pittsfield
Cole
L. G Rogers
Ann Arbor Street
M. Alber
Nave
Jacob Clough
West Henry Street
Daniel Haeussler
William Haeussler
Manchester
Jacob Bauer
Gottlieb Mann
Saline
N. J. Russell
Detroit
E. A. Clark
Pon
Russell
Local social notes and street improvements in Wayne
Thirty years ago Misses Olive and Eva Cressy spent Sunday with friends in Wayne. A new cement walk is being built along Ann Arbor street. The cold spring weather slows farmers from planting. Mrs. C Carpenter returned from Detroit with two weeks of visits. The list mentions several residents and visits in Detroit and Rochester area.
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Olive
Eva Cressy
Wayne
Fred Cook
Saley
A. J. Warren
Mike Klager
Bridgewater
Ed. Caldwell
Shepherd
C. F. Unterlicher
Cost Of Auto Accidents Highlights Waste And Responsibility
A Detroit prisoner report accompanies a Red Bank New Jersey statistic that auto crashes cost the nation about 2.5 billion annually, vastly surpassing public school costs. Experts cite ignorance, carelessness, and incompetence as the main causes, with human factors and slow reactions leading to many deaths and injuries.
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B. G. Willis
Fireman’s Fund Indemnity Company
Red Bank
N. J
Willing Workers Meet at Mrs Hagel Scudder Home
The Willing Workers April meeting hosted by Mrs Hagel Scudder featured assistant hostess Mrs Jessie Robison. Program led by Mrs Mattie Craig included recitation Psalm of Life by Miss Jean Downing piano solo The Last Gift by Mrs Helen Downing reading The Other Fellow s Side of the Story by Mrs Mattie Craig one act play The Minister s Miss Take by Mrs Pearl Hanson with Mrs Hazel Gordon and Mrs Ta Luckhardt. Twenty nine members and thirteen guests attended. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Mattie Craig and Mrs Helen Downing at Macon. Roll call Current Events. A delicious supper followed.
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Hagel Scudder
Jessie Robison
Mattie Craig
Jean Downing
Helen Downing
Pearl Hanson
Hazel Gordon
Ta Luckhardt
Haster
Macon
Dunn and Jewell Families Gather in Carlton and Ann Arbor
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn and family visited relatives Sunday in Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jewell entertained relatives Sunday from Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jewell Paul and A. J. Richards were in Ann Arbor Saturday evening. Miss Florine Richards of Ann Arbor visited her parents Sunday.
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Dunn
Carlton
Harold Jewell
Jackson
Paul
A. JG. Richards
Ann Ar‘bor
Florine Richards
D. G. Richards
Hammond District Social Round Echoes County Names
Lulu McCollum spent Saturday with Glenn Gordon in Hammond district. Charles Deterle of Ypsilanti visited, Nett Finkbeiner hosted. Weekend guests included Gordon and Greenman families in Kalamazoo and Dundee, with several local visitors attending Minnie Camburn’s funeral in Macon. Birthday observances noted for Robert Hammond.
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Lulu. McCollum
Glenn
Gorion
Charles Deterle
Ypsilanti
Nett Finkbeiner
Wera
Clarke Gordon
Robert Greenman
Kalamazoo
J. L. Forsythe
Ann, Arbor
E. J. Forsythe
Hovey Needham
Minnie Camburn
Roy Leonhardt
Toledo
Mary McMann
Ella E Mann
Harold Hammond
Ralph Hammond
Robert
St Johns Lutheran Church Br idgewater Service Schedule
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridge Water announces divine services at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11. English services are held on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church Bridge Water
The Money System of the United States in History
An overview of the U S monetary framework from the constitution to gold and silver,Treasury notes greenbacks silver and gold certificates and national bank notes, noting shifts in value ratios and the move away from silver in 1879 and 1912.
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United States
Congress
Treasury
National Bank
Federal Treasury
You Cannot Take Advantage Of What You Don’t Know About
A home newspaper frames news on business and social affairs near readers to maximize benefit. It argues information fuels the economy and notes proposed legislation to cut small loan rates to aid the forgotten man.
Senator Moore to Speak in Ann Arbor
State Senator Moore will speak at the Masonic temple in Ann Arbor on Friday afternoon The luncheon is open to attendees and those not eating may stay for the address Moore will discuss impending legislation at Lansing described as voluminous and vital to every citizen Saline residents are invited to attend.
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Moore
Ann Arbor
Lansing
Broken Rhythm Al Jolson Golf Story
Collected in Collier's Magazine Gransland Rice crafts a humorous tale of a golfer with a hiccuping caddie. The caddie's staccato rhythm aids each stroke for eight holes until a ninth green miss provokes a dramatic confrontation.
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al Jolson
Club
Gransland Rice
Collier's Magazine
Firing Line Scene Over Taxi Meter Charge
An exchange outside a Lambs club shows a driver snorting at a twenty dollar bill as a meter fee of 1.10 is disputed. The actor nearby asks for change and the driver retorts about the wartime value of twenties. The scene captures tense street humor reported by the New York Morning Telegraph.
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New York Morning Telegraph
Radio’s Effect on Language in Public Speech
Radio has sparked interest in correct speech and pronunciation. The United States has not standardized radio English yet. The British Broadcasting Company has set a single standard by forming an advisory committee to draft a style sheet for radio announcers.
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United States
British Broadcasting Company of England
David Saranoff
Radio
Nut Tree Collection Claims World Rank in Baldwin
The Baldwin street display near the railroad station holds the largest nut tree collection in the country and world in a seven acre area. It features more varieties than any other site. A city note mentions business discourse and advertising standards shaping buyer expectations.
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Baldwin Bl. Hoon
Railredidt
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