Sociable Weekend Happenings in South Saline
Mr. and Mrs Forest Louden hosted relatives Sunday. Miss Jennie Burleson visited Miss Helen Craig Friday to Sunday. Albert Cross entertained his Ohio-born brother last week. Aubrey Pocklington and family visited William Haslick on Sunday. Hugh Craig and family attended a shower for Miss Thelma Guster last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ike Ehlenberg and daughter Donella from Milan visited William Haslick Friday afternoon. Walter Billon of Milford stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Bazhelk for a few days. Young people surprised Donald Craig on Saturday for his sixteenth birthday.
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Albert, Cross
Ohio
Aubrey Pocklington
William Haslick
Hugh Craig
Thelma Guster
Ike Ehlenberg
Donella
Milan
Walter Billon
Milford
Willam Baz- Helk
Donald Craig
Samuel Craig
Klaversant
Forest. Craig
Alice Richards
Richard Delaforce
Ypsilanti
Fred Richards
Bessie Richards
Detroit
Edward Miller
Addie Crittenden
Harold Parker
Charles Parker
Delos Biddle
Byron Rhodes
Will Allen
Minnie Day
Frank Day
Melville Higgins
Emily
David
Jackson
W. Payne
Charles Slaght
Sue Camburn
Adrian
Roy McCollum
McCallum
Local Socials and Visits From Central
Central residents share visits and gatherings over the weekend. Jacob Bruckner and Bert Moore called on Amos Drake Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Drake and Kabhy visited Miss Amanda Kinsley. Leonard Canby of Ann Arbor called on his sister Mrs. John Manor. N. C. Davenport and Gar Davenport visited Mrs. Frank Kelsey. Fred Wagner hosted her children and grandchildren for a birthday observance. Clara Egger plans to close her district No. 10 school and attend the State Teachers Institute in Detroit. Carroll Culbertson and son Clyde of Detroit stayed overnight with N. C. Davenport. Bert Moore hosted a gathering that included several Lansing and Ann Arbor residents.
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Jacob Bruckner
Bert Moore
Amos Drake
Arthur Drake
Kabhy
Amanda Kinsley
Leonard Canby
Ann Arbor
John Manor
N. C. Davenport
Gar Davenport
Formex
Frank Kelsey
Clara Egger
Nelson Hogan
Earl Gunter
Lansing
Marion Wagner
Ernest Haller
Ruth Kitts
Gladys
Central York Social Notes of Visits and Events
Central York records a flurry of visits across Ypsilanti Milan and Ann Arbor with Rev Cross and family from Saline, Mrs Emmons and McMichael visiting Samuel Craig and family, and many relatives gathering for meals, showers, and Sunday calls as the York Baptist church prepares a two week revival led by Rev Woodcock of Ovid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Baptist Church Society
Woodcock
Ovid
Local Notes From Macon Area Guests and Visits
A string of social visits and travels across Michigan is reported. Elmer and Ernest Camburn visit Detroit. Ellsworth Collins travels there for business. Miss Bertha Higgins enjoys relatives in Ann Arbor. Ruth Hartman hosts Blissfield friends. many connections span Jackson, Milan, Ypsilanti, Adrian, and Clinton with relatives and weekend guests. A birthday tea and a 55th wedding anniversary gathering are noted along with a Halloween party and a Ladies Aid calendar social.
Michigan deer season opens November 10
The Michigan deer hunting season runs from November 10 to November 30 this year with a limit of one buck with antlers at least three inches above the scalp. Officials expect fewer deer killed than last year’s 30,000, and hunters are urged to follow safety rules and a signal code for lost parties.
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Michigan
North Woods
Michigan Woods
Northern Forest Protective Association
Low Excursion Rates to the Stock Show
Railway passenger associations in the middle west offer one and a half fare round trip from points between the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and along their tributaries. Tickets on sale November 25 to 29, return by December 5. A season of education and pleasure at the Chicago Live Stock Exposition promises a grand event with breeders, feeders, and the aristo crats of the animal world.
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Middle-West
Chicago
Ohio
Mississippi
Animal World
Flan
Freight reductions and a cinema feature at the Liberty theater
The article lists freight rate cuts in the eastern territory since last year’s rise, including iron ore 28 percent and grain exports 29 percent, plus many others across materials and products. It also notes Constance Talmadge headlining Sallie Walters’ Up the Road at the Liberty theatre next Wednesday, with Frances Sterrett invoking the star in the novel’s screen adaptation. Jasper Watson recalls hog cholera losses and promotes RAT-SNAP rat killer available from local merchants.
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Seaboard
Buffalo
Chicago
Sallie Walters
Sallie
Lewis J. Selznick
Constance Talmadge
Liberty Theatre
Frances Sterrett
Farm Bureau notes outline 1920s growth and efforts
The article reviews the early Michigan and regional Farm Bureau activities including staff roles, seed and wool programs, freight rate advocacy, and seed purchases. It notes carloads sent for Near East relief, cooperatives, and pending campaigns in California and Washtenaw county clubs. It cites shifts in pooling wool, seed testing, and a push for Truth in Fabric legislation.
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Michigan State Farm Bureau
Michigan Farm Bureau Wool Department
State Farm Bureau Seed Department
Idaho Grimm Growers Association
Tis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan Elevator Exchange
State Farm Bureau
Michigan
Washtenaw County
Farm Bureau
America
Congress
No Quick Fix for People or Ideas, Ben Davis Insight
A sharp remark argues that you cannot improve a Ben Davis ample with talk nor enhance intelligence with advice. The line suggests limits of persuasion on objects and minds alike, reflecting a skeptical view of conversation as a tool for real change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
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South Saline
Mrs. Forest Louden
Jennie Burleson
Helen Craig
Central
LOD
Fred Wagner
Carroll Culbertson
Clyde
N. ¢. Davenport
Central York
Jesse Bird
Tracy LeBaron
Wirt LeBaron
John Gooding
Mgr
S. Kleversant
Thelma Custer
Wilbur Cornish
Mildred Richards
Mary Delaforce
Hazel Richards
Alice _Richards
Oakrgrove
Macon
Elmer and
Ernest Camburn
Ellsworth Collins
Carl Coller
Jesse Coller
Bertha Higgins
Erwin Camburn
David Camtburn
Wolf Jake
Miss Ruth Hartman
Blissfield
Ed. Hancock
Mr. and
Mrs. Revild Sage
Kenneth Pennington
Tecumseh
J. A. Nichols
Toledo
Lewis Collar
L. W. Coller
Joan Mansfield
Clinton
Alice Marie
Mrs
Joe Price
Clarissa Frost
Jesse Frost
Mark Halpen
Wilma
Lapeer
E. W. Payne
Ivor
United States District Court
Otto
Charles
Sam Collins
Carleton
Sarah Biddle
Nina Collins
M. ES
Hallowe'en
Miss Collins
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB Church
Gambel Kutler
Jas. Watson
Iit
J. J. Muir
Farm Bureau Notes
Lima Township
Esther L. Beach
California
South Carolina
Iowa State Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Farm Bureau
Michigan Traffic League
Ulster
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
Saline
Mich
Sapolio
Enoch Morgan’s Sons CO
New York
Ers
U.S. A
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