Central York notes youth and social visits
William Laeno shows a new old coupe while Mrs Merton Rhoda suffers asthma. Earl Applegate works for uncle Merton Rhoda. Local residents travel to Detroit and Milan visit relatives and attend meetings. Students take grade exams at Oak Grove and La dine. A talk on motherhood is given at Whittaker Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Laeno
Merton Rhoda
Earl Applegate
Joseph Stautch
Detroit
Arthur Laeno
Jackson
Josep Sweeney, Jr
Joseph Sweeney
Fred Hertler
Robert
John Gooding
York Ladies’ Aid Society
Saline
Alger Allison
Vivian Bird
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Robert Knerr
Charles Schroen
Oak Grove School
Milan
Karl
Jesse Bird
Ladine
Marie
Fwenty
Joseph Bird
David Allison
Macon
Josephine van Houten
A. Laeno
Saline Woman’s Club
Electra
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
Ann Arbor
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federated Church
Rubena Bredernitz
Marguerite Halsey
Ruth Martin
Grace Clark
Joe Camburn
Richard Ward
John Burg
Charles Collins
William Herrington
Tecumseh area social notices and visits
Sammon district residents and friends share visits across Tecumseh Milan Monroe Adrian and Flint. Gatherings include school close, Mother and Daughter banquet, and family weekends with Hovey Needham Spitler Carr Gordon Gilbert Hammong and McMann kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovey Needham
Tecumseh
B. J. Spitler
Clarence Carr
Andrew Girbach
John Girbach
Clinton
Milan
Mis
Glennis Gordon
Bruce Gordon
Flint
Donald Stimpson
Mr. Golick
Owosso
Walter Gordon
Ralph Hammond
Mary McMann
John Mulligan
Ruth Needham
Lewis
Claud Long
Vemillion
Ohio
Robert
Harold Hammond
Sunday Socials and Local Court Action in Milan
Ann Arbor residents visit and neighbors hosted gatherings as eighth grade exams and hospital bills arise. A gang fight left Roy Pepper unconscious, with Don Beck Rafe Reese and Stephen Rudduck facing suspended sentences and future payment duties. Lake resort sale ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Clement
Detroit Visitors and Local Events Highlight Clinton Notes
Dabpeniant Max Fosdick and Charles Marken visited Detroit Tuesday while Edward Smith returned to Greencastle Indiana. Ann Arbor callers, church notes, a May 28 Mothers Day meeting, a Tolledo trip for hospital visits, and a sample Observer issue are among local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Fosdick
Charles Marken
Detroit
Edward Smith
Greencastle
Ind
Mr. Johnson
Attique Dealer
Ann Arbor
Henry Morris
Martin Schaible
Karl Wurster
L. H. Stevens
Clinton
S. Schofield
Britton
Clinton Methodist Church
Schofield
George
A. Uphaus
Toldeo
L. W. Prakken
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Residents Visit Long List of Friends and Family
South Saline notes describe numerous visits and calls among residents and relatives. People from Toledo Ann Arbor Ridgeway Petersburg Tecumseh Bowling Green and Detroit were mentioned visiting or hosting events with families including the Kutler Craig Stilts Vealey Cross and others over a recent weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Kutler
Roscoe Craig
Roderick Heilman
Donald Stilts
Inez Spence
Leota Cross
Floyd Fetterman
Gleason School
Helen Pierce
Hilah Jean
Leroy Heilman
O. S. Evans
Elmer Roe
Arden Vealey
Ypsilanti
Leon Vealey
Virgil Miller
Ridgeway
Frank Stiltz
Alonzo Rutler
Ann Arbor
Walter Craig
Sam Craig
Petersburg
Hugh Craig
Edna Hanna
Marion Eber- Craig
Emma Collings
Macon
Helen ,Pierce
Warren Paultz
Toledo
Bernadine Bartlett
Frank Stilts
Sarah Shutz
Harry Tuckey
Tecumseh
Frank Crum
Elsie
Detroit
Paul Metzger
Smith Pocklington
Roy Carothers
Ernest Cross
Thomas Cross
Bowling Green
Ohio
Floyd Cross
Merl Cross
Britton
Herbert Gilmore
Local Notes From Pittsfield And Nearby Towns
Leroy Feldkamp will work for George Schumacher near Macon this summer. Detroit visitors include the Harp family and the Wardwell family. A wiener roast closes the Valentine district school year, with many locals hosting guests. Bethel church pre confirmations and Mother and Daughter events are noted. Melinda Paul graduates as nurse from Deaconess hospital in Detroit with 340 graduates across nine hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Feldkamp
George Schumacher
Macon
Thomas Harp
Detroit
Schoen
Elmer Johnston
Irene
Walter
Clinton
Muriel Wardwell
Saline
George Wiedman
Will Paul
Misses Tower
Cortfriend
Melinda Paul
Julia
Paul Lederer
Schiele
Valentine
Saline River
Lucille Aprill
Anton Regner
Dearborn
Anna Rue
Albert Heininger
Heininger
Julia Chassee
Peter
Reuben Feldkamp
Freedom
Aaron
Aaron Feldkamp
Bethel Church
Charles Kern
Ruth
Lillian
Alice
Doris
Arthur Heininger
Gladys
Arlene
Shirley Kern
John Heininger
Libbie Guthardt
Caroline Rentschler
Albert Wenk
Ann Arbor
Andrew Ernst
Anna Paul
Deaconness Hospital
Masonic Temple
Pontiac
Many Detroit Visits Mark Clinton Road FamilyCredits
Sunday and Monday visits populate the Clinton Road area as Frederick Seeger, Jack Arend, Etta Riley and numerous Arend relatives travel between Detroit, Chelsea and Ypsilanti. Other gatherings include Bondie and Finkbeiner families visiting Bridgewater and Ann Arbor with five generation Whitright birth noted in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Seeger
Detroit
Jack Arend
Etta Riley
Fred Arend
H. C. Arend
Carl
Pauline Widenmann
Ann, Arbor
Chris. Braun
Ernest. Eggert
Ypsilanti
George Bondie
Marie Beausaw
Norman Guenther
Lodi
Gottlob Finkbeiner
Chelsea
Perrin Hauk
Frank Hauk
John Finkbeiner
Ghris
Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
Willard
Pauline
Wilma Hertler
Rosna Wahl
Harold Socks
Jackson
Paul Huss
Alan Burkhardt
Henry Bredernitz
Charles Bondie
Thomas Bondie
Joseph Marshurtz
George
Anna
Wyandotte
John Bondie
Mrs Emma Hanson Dies After Short Illness At 200 West Michigan
Mrs Emma Karolina Maria Hanson aged 67 died at home from a short illness. Born October 9, 1863 in Oxford Ohio she married Charles Hanson in 1887 at Kelly's Island. Survived by husband four daughters two sons two sisters three brothers and 11 grandchildren. Funeral at home Friday 2 pm and St Pauls church at 2 15 pm with Rev C H Wittbracht. burial Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Karolina Maria
Hanson
West
Michigan Avenue
Oxford
Ohio
Charles Hanson
Kelly’s Island
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
William Milhan
Dundee
Frank Rath
Monroe
Earl Thearer
Saline
Vernon Harpst
Ann Arbor
Otto
Lester
Lucy Burns
Riverside
Calif
Joseph Hoffman
Toledo
Otto Braun
Albert Braun
Detroit
Ernest Braun
St. Paul’s Church
Rev
C. H. Wittbracht
Oakwood Cemetery
Judd District School Closes After Picnic
The JUDD DISTRICT closes with a gqm picnic Friday. Local residents report activity at the Mooreville and Saline areas with eighth grade exams conducted and family visits on Mother’s Day. The village council agrees to install wire fencing on Boyne street bridge to protect children from traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Reehm
Ann Arbor
Jacob Kinsley
Steffen
Dorothy Moore
Therum Smith
Baby
Bert Moore
Edgar Drake
Gertie
Mark Sweetlang
William Lindemann
Lavern Moore
Esther Lindemann
Vernon Manor
Saline
Orrin Drake
Elizabeth Bommer
Theodore Steward
Herman Landemann
Jacob Bruckner
Leslie Bruckner
Eleanor
Ernest Mayer
Mattie Staébler
Emma Drake
William McKnight
C. Hale
Mooreville
D. G. Richards
Robinson
Robert Dunn
Helen Dunn
Franklin Boyer
Arthur Laeno
Sidney Sommer
Hather Milkey
Sidney Yapé
Florine Richards
A. R. Murray
Norvell
J.M. Richards
Joan Marie
Ypsilanti
Boyne Street Bridge
Manchester Enterprise
Maryland Woman Reassures On Kruschen Salts Losses
Edith J Merriott of Baltimore writes she weighed 200 pounds last winter and after four bottles of Kruschen Salts now weighs 145 pounds. She credits the daily half teaspoon dose and a light diet for the dramatic loss and notes a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith J. Merriott
Baltimore
America
Kruschen
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South Saline
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Clinton Road
Lucile
J. D. Whitright
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M. C. Dowd
Chesaning
Zaia Jackson
Cain
North Adams
Charles ‘Hanson
Judd
Maryland
Alwin Burkhardt
Agrico
Saline Mercantile Co
Armory
Washtenaw Veterans Building Fund
Salvation Army Hut
RED Cross
Trench De-Lousing Hospital
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