Central York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Joseph Scott was a supper guest of Joseph Sweeney. Christina Gramer spent Friday with Josephine Van Houten of Saline. Grant Allison of Wayne visited his brother Alger Allison. Joseph Stanch Jost reported a horse lost last week. A railroad employee boarding at Carlton Murray’s also lost a horse. Edward Kline and George Gooding of Detroit called on their uncle John Gooding. Wirt LeBaron and daughter Jean along with Mrs. Orley Neff, Mrs. Kate Guy of Milan and Mrs. Addie Shurtz of Tecumseh visited Jehu Gooding Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. Scott
Joseph Sweeney
Christina Gramer
Josephine. van Houten
Saline
Grant
Allison
Wayne
Alger
Joseph
Stanch
Carlton
Murray’s
Edward “Kline
George Gooding
Detroit
John Gooding
Wirt. LeBaron
Jean
Orley Neff
Kate Guy
Tall
Milan
Addie Shurtz
Tecumseh
Jéhu ‘Gooding
Central Lodi Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Norman Moore drives a new Ford roadster. Bridgewater Mayor assists his uncle Herman Grosshans for the summer. Ann Arbor visitors include Mrs. Ernest Heller and children with Mrs. Bert Moore. Erwin Lindemann returns to school after two weeks ill. Mrs. Ernest Mayer’s party and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Redden visit. Detroit trips involve Mrs. Kalmbach and Mrs. Schiller with Mrs. West and Mrs. Bresch. Blanche Manor closes school with a big program and Manor will teach another year. Seventh graders Laverne Moore Vernor Manor Esther Lindemann Lorraine Boyce Violet Miller and Erma Lambarth take Saline exams. The bat is the only mammal that can fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Moore
Alvin
Bridgewater
Herman Grosshans
Ernest Heller
Ann Arbor
Bert Moore
Erwin
Lindemann
Ernest Mayer
Jay Redden
George Foster
Dixboro
David Hudson
Géorge Morrish
Freedom
Fred Kalmbach
William Schiller
Scio
Detroit
Ralph West
Philip Bresch
Blanche Manor
Igé
Miss Manor
Laverne Moore
Vernor Manor
Esther Lindemann
Lorrine Boyce
Violet Miller Tool
Erma Lambarth
Saline
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and School Event
Mrs Langstaff called on Mrs Milkey one day last week. George Helzerman Irene and Lor etta Dunn spent Sunday at the lakes. Ann Arbor visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Karl Theurer and JD Richards Dundee visitors Saturday evening. Emma Milkey and AG Richards wrote the eighth grade examination Brytis Dunn and Helen Carr last week Saline. PTA and school closing social Wednesday evening with tea, cake, and a keepsake presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langstaff
Milkey
George Helzerman
Irene
Loretta
Dunn
Lakes
Don ‘Richards
George Branklin
Ann Arbor
igMr
Karl _Theurer
JD. & Richards
Dundee
Emma, Milkey
A. G. Richards
Brytis ‘Dunn
Hélen Carr
West Saline social notes and community events
Billie Hengless visits the Hartman home while Stanley Hartman attends a Boy Scouts meeting in Saline. Gladys Yakes calls on Mrs. Gottlob Hinderer. Ottmer funeral in Ann Arbor. Hartmans host guests including Ann Arbor visitors. Milan hosts Eastern Stars convention. school district closes with a party and prizes. notes on a wrecked 1927 Essex from GEQ W Cook & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hartman
Boy Scouts
Saline
Gladys Yakes
Gottlob Hinderer
Oscar Webber
Mr. Ottmer
Ann Arbor
Local Social Notes From South Saline Area
Miss Leota Cross spent the weekend with her teacher at Palmyra. Albert Cross and daughter Leota visited relatives in Bowling Green Ohio Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Jones of Monroe were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Leon Vealey. Mrs Helen Pierce spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs Smith Pocklington near Ridgeway. Charles Smith and Chauncey Goodrich of Ann Arbor called on friends Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig and Mrs Belen Pierce and Hilah Jean spent Sunday afternoon with their uncle J W Zabel at Petersburg. Miss Hanna of Fayette Ohio visited Thursday to Saturday with Frank Stilts. Miss Hanna will teach Gleason school next year. Miss Geraldine Kutler of Ford Hospital Detroit spent Thursday and Friday with her parents and attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at Macon. Gleason school closed Friday with a potluck dinner attended by about thirty patrons and guests including Miss Haas Mrs Robinson and Mrs Wetzel county commissioner helping teacher and county nurse respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Cross
Palmyra
Albert Cross
Leota
Bowling Green
Ohio
Will Jones
Monroe
Leon Vealey
Helen Pierce
Smith Pocklington
Ridegway
Charles Smith
Chauncey Goodrich
Ann Arbor
Hugh Craig
Belen Pierce
Hilah Jean
J. W. Zabel
Petersburg
Hanna
Fayette
Frank Stilts
Gleason School
Geraldine Kutler
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Hammond district social notes highlight regional visits
Miss Marion Girbach. John Stimpson. Alfred Schmid visited or stayed in Ann Arbor Owosso and Detroit while several families hosted guests. Marie Rogers and Virginia Gilbert shared weekends with local households. numerous locals welcomed relatives from Ypsilanti Kalamazoo and Detroit over the weekend and Sunday gatherings occurred at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Girbach
Ann Arbor
John Stimpson
Alfred Schmid
Owosso
Will Izenberg
Detroit
Kenneth Gordon
Marie Rogers
Virginia Gilbert
Hovey Needham
George
Claud Gilbert
Fred Gross
Faye Gilbert
West Mooreville Community Notes Summary
Mrs. Ma Sherman attended William Whaley's funeral in Milan Sunday. Dora Mae Westfall took her eighth grade exam at Deas school last Friday. Murray, Luella Mae, was not absent or tardy during the Mooreville school year. The Murrays visited Mrs. Hat tie Murray Sunday. Joseph Kanitz of Toledo and Loyal Kanitz and families visited here. Warren Baken of Adrian spent the weekend with Wilmot family. Allison and family of Wayne visited the Murrays. Sickle, Dillon of Chelsea visited the Gilman family. Mrs. Gus Goldsmith and Luella Maxwell attended the Mother and Daughter banquet in Macon Thursday. Elsman and Joan Mae of Kalamazoo and Forsythe visited Hendershot and family Friday. Alice O'Brien closed her Lewis district school with a picnic and potluck dinner then returned to Adrian. Sanford and Holton with Chatman of Leslie visited E Hendershot and S W Sanford. Fred and Paul Lewis with Irene attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Engle in Milan township Sunday. a large crowd enjoyed ice cream, cake, coffee, wafers, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. Sherman
William Whaley
Milan
Dora Mae Westfall
Deas School
Luella Mae
Murray
Mooreville
Dan Murray
Hattie Murray
Joseph Kanitz
Toledo
Loyal Kanitz
Warren Baken
Adrian
John Wilmot
Shirley
Allison
Wayne
Myrl Murray
Everett Sickle
Roy Dillon
Chelsea
H. W. Gilman
Gus Goldsmith
Louella Maxwell
Macon
Adrian Elsman
Joan. Mae
Kalamazoo
Clifford Forsythe
E. Hendershot
Alice O’brien
Paul Lewis
Dale
Thomas Engle
Milan Township
New York grape grower future tied to better varieties
Professor Richard Wellington of the Geneva experiment station notes that to stay competitive in fruits and grapes the industry must develop higher quality varieties. He cites blight resistant pears and muscat grape improvements as key prospects, with new combinations showing promise though no perfect variety has appeared yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Wellington
Géneva, Experiment Station
Bartlett
Wellington
Newburgh
Geneva
Hamburg
Cherry Leaf Spot May Be Checked by Sprays
Extension plant pathologist outlines a lime sulphur spray program for cherry leaf spot and curculio control. Use one gallon of lime sulphur to 40 gallons water, add arsenate of lead, apply first spray at petal fall, second two weeks later, third after harvest, and offer cost guidance for a five gallon sprayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Agricultural College
Sulphur Must Be Fine for Its Effectiveness
A New York Geneva experiment notes that finely ground sulphur is essential for fungicidal action. Coarse particles fail to stay on foliage, wasting money. the report recommends powder passing 325 mesh per square inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Experiment Station
New York
Geneva
Success With Berries Growing Healthy Raspberry and Strawberry Plants
Good berry plants yield success in Michigan or Ohio when true to variety, disease free, and delivered in a growthy condition. Local growers nearby can provide dug plants transported and planted the same day for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ohio
Warner Addresses Rotarians on Tax Relief Real Estate Burden
Representative Joseph Warner of Ypsilanti spoke to Rotarians last Thursday in Blissfield. He discussed road and tax policy and floated a sales tax as a means to ease the heavy real estate burden, noting legislative effort without major success. He urged new revenue ideas ahead of the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warner
Ypsilanti
Oii
Warner
Lang
Willing Workers Club May Meeting at Mrs Craig Home
The Willing Workers club met May 15 at Mrs. Mattie Craig’s home with 37 attendees including visitors. President led opening, devotions by Miss Julia Gordon on the 19th Psalm, Lord's Prayer recited, roll call, a poem by Mrs. Lizzie White, and Rev C E Kircher offered a valued tale. Social hour and supper followed. next meeting set for Ada Lutz home on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Craig
America
Julia Gordon
Jesus
Lizzie White
C. E. Kircher
Eliair
Ada Lutz
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Billie Hengless
Mrs. ‘Reuben Hartman
Herman Gross
Reuben Hartman
Joseph Schaible
Waller. Thearer
Herman Steinke
Mary Gately
Ann Alor
Oscar Weber
Eugene Betz
Jacob Finkbeiner
Carl
Essex
GEQ
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Chevrolet
Observer
Observer Office
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Hammond District
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Aan Orchard
C. E. Graves
Kansas State Agricultural College
Rotarians
N. Li Gignac
Jipson Street
Jack Price
Santa Ana
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Price
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Gignac
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East Washington St
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