Birthday party honors Mrs. Hattie Murray in Central York
Central York residents held a birthday party for Mrs. Hattie Murray Saturday evening. Carl Sanders visited Michigan State College at East Lansing for two days last week. The Edison Company provided a pleasing program at Oak Grove Friday evening. Mrs. Hattie Murray received the lamp given away that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney and children of Detroit spent Saturday with Joseph Sweeney Sr. Mrs. Robinson called at the Oak Grove school recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Murray
Carl Sanders
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Edison Company
Oak Grove
T. A
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Robinson
Oal Grove School
Social Roundup From South Saline Visitors
South Saline notes list residents and guests visiting in and around Saline Tecumseh Ann Arbor Dearborn and Detroit. The gatherings include multiple Sunday visits family dinners and out-of-town trips with names such as Inez Spence Lloyd Clark Fred Teufel Caspar Michelson Thelma Johnston and Hart Kuder among others. Several residents recoveries and outings are noted along with routine social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Spence
Lloyd Clark
Detroit
Tom Anderson
Earl Kutler
Fred Teufel
Don Cleveland
Tecumseh
Flora Vealey
Jean
Harry Tuckey
Oscar Hix
Dearorn
O. S. Eivans
Margaret and
Irena Papp
Gazella
Bertha Kovach
Ann Arbor
Clyde Spence
Little Son
Monroe
Virginia Luckhardt
Harold Kutler
Annn
Thelma Johnston
Jennie Heilman
Willa Smith
Rena Morden
Macon
Evans
Hattie Kutler
Frank Stilts
Leon Vealey
George Winterstein
Dow Bilby
Little Daughters
Ann Arbor Visitors Reported From Judd District
Mr and Mrs Henry Radenbaugh visited Ann Arbor on Friday. Mrs H S Richards and Miss Lugenia were in Ann Arbor Saturday. Langstaff family including Lloyd and Jack visited Brighton relatives Sunday. Sunday callers at D G Richards home included several locals from Ann Arbor Willow Jackson and Jackson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Radenbaugh
Ann Arbor
H. S. Richards
Lugenia
Edna Schroen
Langstaff
Macon Social Notes Mention Visits and Birth in May
Mrs. Mattie Harring visits Detroit relatives while John Ladd visits sister in Leroy. A son, Glenn Frederick, born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams on May 6. Numerous weekend visits involve families from Jackson, Detroit, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Milan, and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Harring
Detroit
John Ladd
Frank Johnson
Leroy
Glenn Frederick
Albert Williams
L. W. Coller
Dow Bilby
Jackson
Otto Cram
Lansing
Millis Swick
Allen Wise
Wiley Wise
Ypsilanti
Ray Kashener
Toledo
Bert Bruder
Roberta Johnson
Nellie Burleson
J. Schoolmaster
Weston
Otto
Water Craig
H. Sarvey
Ann Arbor
C. O. Bailey
Milan
Macon Telephone Co
Carl Hawkins
Fint
Rose Hawkins
Hugh Wright
Lavern Pennington
Ruth Howell
Dearborn
Charles Burleson
George Wintersteer
Jennie Burg
Philo
Grover Burg
Addie Crittenden
Harold Briggs
Blanche
Adah Ganoing
James Bush
R. D. Richards
David Bush
Edgar Clark
Clark
Ford Hospital
John Cooper
Romulus
Elizabeth Healey
Almon Rutler
Dale Goheen
Albion
N. Y
Arthur Richmond
George Richmond
Eleanor McCleary
Ned Hawkins
Melvindale
I. D. Kittle
Jack Smith
Adrian
J. M Williams
Enola Hall
Macon
George McGuire
Philip McGuire
Barberton
McGuire
James Letskey
Mary McGuire
Mable Welch
Helen Snyder
Bert Creger
Ruth Creger
Jane Wilson
Raymond Service
Tecumseh
Leo Creger
Local Notes From Bridgewater and Nearby
Community updates include visits by residents to family in Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Saline plus upcoming church meetings and a free moving picture show. Confirmations at St Johns Saline and a reunion for past confirmands accompany social visits and plans by Arthur Schaff and Ohio family to move into the Hildinger house.
Social Roundup from Hammond District Residents
Mrs Ellen Collins of Macon visited Mrs Mable Needham on Friday. Achiev ement Day occurred in Ann Arbor Wednesday. Numerous locals visited relatives and friends in Monroe Ann Arbor Dundee Holloway and Fort Wayne over the weekend and Mothers Day gatherings were hosted by the McManns and Hammonds with many family friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Collins
Macon
Mable Needham
Ann Arbor
Gertie Gilbert
Vera Goodin
HE. M. Gilbert
Glenn Gordon
E. J. Forsythe
C. W. Gauntlett
Ernest Gleason
Lloyd Wagner
J. Forsythe
Morris Wilson
Charlotte
Lloyd Carey
A. Elsman
Lewis Forsythe
Walter Gordon
Charles Ash
Douglas
Charles Pulver
Frank Pulver
Dundee
D. L. Holt
Hartford
Trilby
Robert Love
Ef, M. Gilbert
Chester Richard
Audrey
Holloway
Albert Troutman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Robert Hammond
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
Joseph Hogan
Adrian
Ralph Hammond
Harold Hammond
Mooreville Social Notes Report Illnesses and Visits
Mrs Edward Guenther was ill last week while Lemuel Goldsmith left for summer work near Hillsdale. Miss Loyola Kanitz returned to school after two weeks illness. Miss Zitella Goldsmith visited her niece Mrs Emmet OBrien. Mr and Mrs John Dee Goldsmith attended the funeral of her uncle Ray Wiles at Wayne. Vern Quackenboss and J D Rus of Ypsilanti spent Thursday with Emmett Hendershot who is improving from rheumatism. Clarence Turner had throat trouble. Dale Lewis and David Lynn Rees had chickenpox. Mrs Turmer and son Mrs Walter Hosler and daughter and Mrs Myrl Murray visited C S Herkimer at Hillman from Tuesday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Guenther
Lemuel Goldsmith
Hillsdal
Clarence Turner
Dale Lewis
David Lynn Rees
Valentine School Achievement Night Highlights Debate
The Valentine school hosted an achievement night featuring a debate on whether the number of Supreme Court judges should change. Carlton Hertler and Warren Rentschier argued for, Elowene Rentschier and Janet Burgar opposed, with Warren Gross of Saline serving as judge. The affirmative won. The evening included a Midget Civics Health Club meeting, year-end reports, a twig exhibit, a Swedish dance, and a play for younger children, followed by refreshments and guest Mrs. Mildred Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rentschier
Valentine School
Supreme Court
Carlton Hertler
Elowene Rentschier
Janet Burgar
Warren Gross
Saline
Civics Health Club
Warren Rentschler
Mildred Robinson
Honor Roll and Schedule At Oak Grove School
Oak Grove announces honor roll recipients including John Allison Marjorie Weed Eugene Weed Marilyn Hertler Marie Bird William Brackney Joyce Hry Wilber Hry and John Dicks. Eighth grade ends May 13 after exams while seventh graders stay mornings through year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D Allison
Marjorie
Eugene Weed
Marilyn Hertler
Marie Bird
William Brackney
Joyce
Wilber Hry
John Dicks
George Weed
David Hertler
Malcolm Sanders
John D. Allison
Marjorie Weed
Saline
Judd School
Bradney Field
Harwood
William
Robert Brackney
Robert Hopps
Local School Notes Record Spring Activities And Plans
The district reports student projects on Japan in third and fourth grades with sand table models of Fujiyama sacred sites and Buddha statues. Junior high grades prepare for May exams and a May 20 Music Festival at Hill Auditorium, with practice May 19. Open house May 21 showcases campus facilities, a carnival midway, and Agricultural Council events led by Cyril Tremblay and D. J. Hankinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Oak Grove
George Wright
Robert Hopps
Japan
Buddha
Vivian Bird
Marjorie Jewell
R. J. Miller
Saline Rotary Club
Henne
Miller Malcolm
Laura Sanders
Edison
Mooreville
Marie Bird
Civic Health Club
Marian Jewell
Alice Gable
Marilyn Hertler
John D. Allison
Grawiaz
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Hartford
Michigan
Agricultural Council
College Division of Agriculture
Cyril Tremblay
Lennon
D. J. Hankinson
Morrice
Harry Wilt
Coleman
Theodore Barr
Detroit
Howard Tremblay
Richard Johnson
Iron River
Gordon Willming
Watervliet
Police
Max Coats
Hastings
Carl Moore
Quincy
Birst Ag Queen to Rule May 21 at MSU
Dorothy Hasselbring a home economics junior from Standish was chosen to reign over the All-Ag Open House and Carnival at Michigan State College on May 21. Attendants are Alice Hastwood of Grand Rapids and Linda Evans of Detroit. Selection led by Anthony Smirniotis from Sodus with college officials and faculty oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hasselbring
Standish
Michigan State College
Alice Hastwood
Grand Rapids
Linda Evans
Detroit
Anthony Smirniotis
Sodus
John Hannah
Charles Bachman
Lydia Lightning
Vincent Vanderburg
Muskegon
John Hamann
Coun
Water systems fight farm fires in Michigan
Farmers install pumps in small outbuildings connected to direct power to avoid line shorts. Pumps cost 20 to 40 dollars, 20 to 40 pounds pressure, and shut off at 40 psi. An extra switch near the hose keeps the pump running, reaching 65 psi, delivering 400 to 500 gallons per hour. A standard extinguisher and lower insurance rates are recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
W. H. Sheldon
Agricultural Engineering Department
Michigan State College
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Gildard
West Michigan Ave
A. J. Warren Tornado
Garrick
Doris Nolan
Michael Whalen
Man
Buck Jones
George Brent
Beverly Roberts
North Woods
Fred MacMurray-Caroll Lombard
Judd
Chevroclet
Fisher
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Cook Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Bridgewater
George Boettmer
Paul Miller
Walter Harvey
Martin Schaible
Salin
Olga McCollum
Beatrice
Sheldon Baker
Plymouth
Caroline Ernst
St. John’s Church
Carl Burmeister
Arthur F. Schaff
Ohio
Mary
Carolin Ernst
Weber
Florence
Buehler
Burmeister
St. Pauls Church
Lois Klager
Ruth Wackenhut
Arlene Westfall
Hammond District
Turmer
Walter Hosler
Myrl Murray
C. S. Herkimer
Hillman
Rural School Reports
OAK Grove School
Sylva
Leon Sanders
David
Allan Hertler
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