Community Notes From Central York and Mooreville
Central York residents Wir and Mrs. Jacob Stecher with Miss Norma Klumpp spent Saturday evening at the Bailey home. Alger Alison visited his father David Allison and son Reward near Mooreville Thursday. Claude Allison and children of Wayne called on Alger Allison Sunday. The Ladies Aid of the York Baptist church met at Mrs. Parker Murray’s home. proceeds totaled 10 dollars. Oak Grove PTA held its November meeting at the schoolhouse Thursday evening with a postmeeting program. Ernest Bailey and sons of Ann Arbor visited Leslie Bailey. Clarence Johnson and Miss Tone Bailey of Saline township were guests Sunday. Mrs. John Gooding and Mr. and Mrs. Alger Allison and son attended Mooreville church chicken supper and apron sale at the Maccabee hall Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stecher
Norma Klumpp
Bailey Home
Alger Alison
David Allison
Mooreville
Claude “Allison
Wayne
Alger Allison
York Bapist Church
Parker Murray Tursday
Oak ‘Grove
Maccabee Hall
West Mooreville Note Tells Local Visits and Aid
Everett Whipple visited Ann Arbor on Monday. Mr and Mrs Roth and William Sadler of Ypsilanti called on Mr and Mrs Murray on Sunday. The Ladies Aid chicken supper and apron sale drew a large crowd despite rain, raising 108 dollars in proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Whipple
Ann Arbor
Roth
William Sadler
Ypsilanti
Myr. Murray
Local families visit relatives amid ongoing social notes
Several households in the region hosted visitors from Ann Arbor Lansing Kalamazoo and Detroit. Milard Rayne and Clyde Gauntlett joined a deer hunting trip with Aaron Westfall and Fred Reese. Zitella Goldsmith and relatives planned visits to Charlotte and Lansing as Asa Van Wormer faced serious illness in Detroit. William Green of Speke Arizona bought his first automobile and tours daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie’amily
Rayne
David Allison
Milard
Bree Reese
Lynn
Lansing
Edgar Forsythe
Miller
Kalamazoo
Clyde, Gauntlett
Diars
Hazeldene
Roy Goodell
Jack Beil
Gus Goldsmith
Zitella
Goldsmith
Earl Fox
Charlotte
Lottie Goodell
Asa van Wormer
Detroit
van Wormer
William Green
Speke
Arizona
Local residents and visitors listed in Detroit and Adrian notes
Detroit visitor Ralph Hammond appears in Hammond district notices. Ann Arbor visitors N C Haston and Mr and Mrs Clarence Carr spend time with relatives in Findlay Ohio and Adrian Thursday. Mrs Alice Warner of Detroit visits Miss Julia Gordon while Miss Ella McMann hosts Jennie Hibbar ds of Denver. Harold Hammond family hosts Robert Young and Roy for supper. Detroit visitors Gladys OBrien and Shirley Jean stay with Hazel Gordon. Ann Arbor residents Harry Warren and George Goldsmith visit Walter Gordon. Hammond family visit in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. ‘C. Haston
Ann Arbor
Alice Warner
Detroit
Julia Gordon
Hovey Needham
Tecumseh
Clarence Carr
Findlay
Ohio
Lena Gordon
Hazel Gordon
Orange Gordon
Adrian
Robert .Young
Roy
Harold Hammond
Gladys O'Brien
Shirley Jéan
Harold' ‘Hammond
James Young
Harry Warren
George Goldsmith
Ann. Arbor
Walter’ Gordon
Red Cross Membership Endorsed by Business Leader
William Butterworth, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, praises Red Cross membership as a sound investment. He notes business leaders respond generously to aid human suffering and urges joining during the 12th annual drive from November 11 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
William Butterworth
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Butterworth
American National Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce ‘of
The
Red Cross Nurses Aid in Hurricane Disaster
Public Health nurses of the American Red Cross expanded year round work to disaster relief and epidemics. Twenty nurses were sent to Florida and 32 to Porto Rico after the West Indies hurricane, organizing inoculations for hundreds of thousands and caring for the ill and newborn alike. Additional epidemics in New England and New York State involved Red Cross nursing, while over 580 chapters nationwide contribute services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
West Indies
Florida
Porto Rico
New England
New York State
Red Cross Volunteers Backbone of Service Across War Needs
The article lauds Red Cross volunteers especially women who knitted garments and dresses, gathered clothing for children, and donated hours to disaster relief and nursing. It notes 253,000 garments and 2,276,000 dressings produced, the Christmas bass and care packages for service members, and Braille transcription by 1,029 transcribers producing 150,705 pages and 348 titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mabel Boardman
Col’ H.-P. Bicknell
Army
Navy
Philippines
China
Guam
Nicaragua
Uncle Sam
Tegan
Weekend Visits Reported Across Michigan Towns
Miss Bernadine Bartlett spent the weekend with friends in Ypsilanti. Ployd Cross of Ann Arbor visited his father Albert Cross and family. Mrs Easlick and Ellsworth Losee were guests of Mr and Mrs Aubrey Pocklington in Britton. Mrs Beckman of Ann Arbor visited with her daughter Mrs Earl Bacon and family. Mrs Paul Metzger and daughter Hildegarde stayed with relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs S Ehlenberg hosted Milan family with Mr and Mrs Albert Johnston. Helen Pierce and daughter Hilah Jean visited with Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig. Florence Evans of Fordson and Eldred Evans of Dearborn spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs O S Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Bartlett
Ypsilanti
Ployd Cross
Ann Arbor
Albert Cross
Easlick
Ellsworth Losee
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Hugh Craig
Helen Pierce
Hilah Jean
A. S. Johnston
Florence Evans
Fordson
Eldred Evans
Dearborn
0. S. Evans
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Central York
West Mooreville
E. G. Stadel
HL. H. Gillen
East Washington
ANN _ARBOR
Estey
Agwaron Kent
Atwater Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
GEO. V.cook & Son
Ben Uphaus
RADIO
MR. Farmer
H. Gross & Sons
Gentine
Hammond ‘District
Ralph Hammond
N. C
Hastonm
South Saline
Saline Home Bakery
C. C. Woelper
Goodyear
Scien
Lincoln
Wiedman Auto Co
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