Mooreville and Milan Community Notes Update 1946
Mooreville and Milan residents share social news from May 1946. Local families visit relatives in Dundee and Detroit. pupils from Mooreville school take 8th and 7th grade exams. social events include birthday clubs, roller skating, and dinners in Milan, Ypsilanti, and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Observer
Saline
Mich. Ee
Mooreville
Gross
Sanford
Smith
Kanitz
Imperial Rink
Ypsilanti
Grace Jacobs
Doris
Clyde Jacobs
Gay Jacobs
Con Tinsman
Milan
Ray Smith
Eleanor Wilkie
Barbara Berry
Arluss Sanford
Russell Kanitz
David Phillips
Joann Conde
Janet Steirs
Janet, Bruce
Gordon Collard
Eugene ‘Dietrich
Mary’ Randolph
Richard Russ
Harlan
Holegmb
Arkona Road
Elizabeth McCaughy
Frank Gotts
Gotts
Milton Purkey
Harold Helcomb
Loyal Kanitz
Saline High School group attends Markinat Iskind outing
Linda Klein Lois Luckhardt and Eldean Finkbeiner joined a Saline High School party at Markinat Iskind hosted by Mr. and Mrs Perry Hayden. In Conrad the film Dynamic Kernels was shown with Rev Alvin Finkbeiner supervising the event. The Council of Church Women led a gathering at the church basement with Mrs John Martin of Berkley as speaker. Also noted are Mother's Day visits by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Feldkamp and Sunday dinners with Mrs Ruby Smith of Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Holcomb
Louis Smith
Clyde Gauntlett
Milan
Frank Gotts
Loyal Kanitz
Loyola
Toledo
Clarence Schwartz
John Sylvester
Dearborn
Young Peoples
Mooreville Methodist Church
Sherman Stiles
Cecil Davenport
Joyce
Saline
Garth Sangree
Dana Chase
Bowling Green
Ohio
Stanley Mandelka
Audrey Schwartz
Dale Lewis
Milan High School
Detroit
Louis McMullen
Earl Gordon and Sons
Harold MacLachlan
Ann Arbor
H. W. Gilman
Hattie Holcomb
Jesse Norman
John Lawson
Floyd Ganong
Noble Grands Club
Larry Conrad
Ervin Vermett
Linda Klein
Lois Luckhardt
Eldean Finkbeiner
Saline High School
Markinat Iskind
Perry -Hayden
G. D. Finkbeiner
Conrad
Alvin Finkbeiner
Hanover
Homer
Council of Church Women of
John Martin
Berkley
Clarence Feldkamp
George Ernst
Basil Smith
Ruby Smith
Tecumseh
West Saline Farm Bureau meeting discusses action committee
The West Saline Farm Bureau held a Monday meeting with about 26 attendees led by discussion on comparing organized group methods with farmer needs and forming a new county board action committee. Warren Finkbeiner was chosen to represent the group on the committee, and plans were made to continue summer meetings. The gathering included lunch prepared by the host committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Saline Farm Bureau
Clarence Feldkamp
County Farm Bureau Board
Warren Finkbeiner
Farm Bureau
Hannah Finkbeiner
Public Opinion Presses Washington to Act on War Needs
The piece cites American public opinion as consistently ahead of officials, noting surveys during World War I show home front readiness. It argues Congress and bureaucrats lag in famine relief, food exports, military strength, and anti racketeering efforts, urging Washington to lead and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude
Congress
Washington
Tecumseh Local Social Notes Highlight Stanley Brush Demons
Hammond district residents attended a Stanley Brush Demonstration at Mrs. Chester Richard’s Tecumseh home. Home Demonstration members joined a Friday Ann Arbor dinner. Various calls and visits linked the Gordon, Hammond, Richard, Faust, Gilbert, and Miller families across Tecumseh, Dayton, Lansing, Caro, and neighboring homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Raymond Girbach
Ella McMann
Stanley Brush
Chester Richard
Tecumseh
Glenn Gordon
Waynard Carr
Ann Arbor
E. M. Gilbert
Claude Gilbert
Clara Faust
Tecumseh Hospital
Robert Peterbaugh
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Gordon
Bruce Gordon
Lansing
Harry Richard
Mable Needham
Charles Miller
Dean Gordon
Caro
The Women’s Club Looks at Modern Miracles and Morality
The article reflects on medical advances like X ray penicillin and sulfa drugs as miracles of a scientific age. It warns that unchecked progress could erode Christianity and civility, urging Americans to stay humble in democracy and tolerant of other races while embracing modern change. The discussion features a quartet led by Mrs. Luther Briggs and Mrs. Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Luther Briggs
Harry
Michigan Mirror Cartoon Warns Against Instability
The piece mocks rising living costs and political inaction during labor strife. It suggests inflation would be tolerated and urges opposing price ceilings to avoid antagonizing unions led by John L. Lewis, implying nationwide paralysis if coal miners strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
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Stony Creek
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Maurice Cameron
Valhalla Drive
Edwin Hagen
Munson Burkhardt
Glen ‘Wiseman
Chelsea
John Boettner
Herman Howeisen
Brenson
Manchester
Edwin Nissiv
Gottlob
Paul Bankmnecht
Arthur
M.M.O
Harvey Henry
Charles Hear
Tawas City
Walter Smith
Billy
Azalia
Donald Stuart
Roy Smith
Wm. Stroup
William Myer
Peter Craig
Charles Merritt
Mother Nature
J. W. Talladay
Lee Jay Talladay
Barry Lee
Edward Wasem
Rex E. Talladay
Duane Rogers
Clifford Kendall
C. H. Cornwell
Janis
Clarence Huesman
Kendall
Fern Screibner
Stony Creek Methodist Church
Libby
Avondale
Hammond District
Michigan Mirror
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Dexter Xgi Club
Citizens Bank
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