Local Social Roundup From South Saline Area
Miss Helen Craig and Miss Jennie Burleson spent the weekend together. Mrs. Ora Losee visited her sister Mrs. Milton Dillon in Milford. Other neighbors shared Sunday and Wednesday visits with local families. a hunting accident claimed Oscar Medlow, grandson of John and Mrs. Beam, who died after not returning from a hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen, Craig
Jennie Burleson
Ora Losee
Milton Dillon
Milford
Forest
Louden
Hugh Craig
Earl Kuder
J. J. Walters
Oscar Medlow
John Beam
Local social notes from Bridgewater and nearby towns
Nell Martin spent Sunday in Ann Arbor while Mildred Schumacher returned from Clinton. Pauline Phillipp visited Ypsilanti, and Frankie and Owen Briggs visited grandfather Frank Riedel in Adrian. Rose Breining stayed with Frieda Gross and Gertrude Scheurer visited Ann Arbor. George Frnstani and family hosted Kuebler family guests as Margaret Henne entertained visitors from Flint and Detroit. Bersuder family shopped in Ann Arbor and biked to Adrian with Detroit guest Irenus Bruilich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Phillipp
Ypsilanti
Frankie and
Owen Briggs
Adrian
Frank Riedel
Gertrude Scheurer
Lois Meyer
Ann Arbor
George Frnstani
Gottlieb Kuebler
Margaret Henne
Sutidar
Local Residents Attend Visits and Socials Across Michigan
Macon Elmer Camburr visited Detroit on Tuesday. Emily Higgins spent the weekend in Jackson. Harry Doreill was a Detroit business visitor Tuesday. Chambers and rest purchased a new clover huller. Mrs. Spence of Carleton visiting son Floyd Spence. Clare Slosser of Adrian called on Jesse Coller Sunday. Mary Niblick of Ypsilanti visiting Mrs. Frank Earl Betser of Tecumseh. Tecumseh visited Sunday with George Collins. L. W. Goller and daughter guests in Milan of Everett Travis. DeForest Colar of Burlington and Ola Lathrop of Kalamazoo are guests of Rolf and Blanche Millis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Doreill
Detroit
Chambers and
Rest
Spence
Carleton
Floyd Spence
Clare Slosser
Adrian
Jesse Coller
Mary Niblick
Ypsilanti
Frank Day
Earl Betser
Tecumseh
George Collins
and DeForest Colar
Burlington
Ola Lathrop
Kalamazoo
Rolf
Blanche Millis
Walter Greashaber
Charles Pulver
Dundee
Loyal Bush
L. A. Spink
King
Milan
Harry Robison
Charles Ellis
Lenz Miller
Mrs. C. B. Hobbs
G. Wahr
Niel van Blarcum
Fred Richards
Mary Harwood
Pittsfield Township
Lee Schneider
Joseph Regnier
Andrew Murray
Marion
Dixboro
Alicea Richards
Rat Snap Ad Claims Keeps Down Rats in Cellar
Vidome and Co., butter and cheese merchants in New York City, state RAT-SNAP keeps rats away in their cellar. They buy it by the gross and say farmers use it after feed is wasted. Three sizes offered 35c Shc 25c, guaranteed by C.C. Wheel and B23 Muir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidome & Co
New York City
Muir
West Mooreville Social News and Illness Updates
Community notes from West Mooreville cover illness and recoveries, visits, and local events. Mrs Henry Bruckner had throat trouble. Miss Hezeldene Goldsmith recovered from scarlet fever. families from Milan Tecumseh Ypsilanti Detroit and Toledo are mentioned with Sunday visits. Mooreville Union Ladies Aid to host a chicken pie dinner on November 17 for school piano funds. Walter Crittenden visited Ann Arbor while his brother Thurlow remains hospitalized. his hand injury required amputation of fingers and thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezeldene Goldsmith
H. C. Brownell
Tecumseh
Anna Brownell
Louis Leesch
O. R. Herkermer
C. S. Herkermer
Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti
Mooreville Union Ladies’ Aid
Walter Crittenden
Thurlow
U. of M
Central York News Notes and Local Moves
Frank Jackson builds a new henhouse while Parker Murray visits Ann Arbor. Families including the Murays and Stechers make trips between Monroe Milan and Saline. Miss Mary Renton and Earl Willoughby wed on November 9 near Ypsilanti. Several moves join farms near Maybee and Saline as residents entertain relatives and attend gatherings.
Road Building Starts Early Under 1922 Program
The 1922 highway plan shifts start to April with 934 miles of road planned for next summer including 253 miles paved. Total cost is 13.137 million, state pays 10.378 million, counties 2.578 million. If Townsend federal aid passes, 2.25 million more may fund additional projects, mostly in northern counties such as Wayne, Monroe, Oakland, Saginaw, Shiawassee, St. Clair, and Bay, with several mileage allocations listed for each county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Rogers
Townsend
Congress
Rogers
Wayne County
Monroe
Oakland
Saginaw
Shiawassee
St. Clair
Washterlaw
Bay
Genesee
Hillsdale
Huron
Ingham
Jackson
Kent
Livingston
Saline Farmers Club Selects Delegate at Lansing
The Saline Farmers' club met November 12 at the Lutz home. Otto Kress was elected delegate to the state Farmers' clubs convention at Lansing. Miss Agusta Josenhans spoke on the Disarmament Conference. Hildner Finch Henne Miller sang for an encore. Guests included Miss Julia Gordon, Grace Geiger, and Bruce Robacher. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Farmers’ Club
Lutz
Smith
Otto Kress
Farmers’ Clubs
Lansing
Agusta
Josenhans
Messrs
Hildner
Finch
Henne
Miller
Julia Gordon
Saline
Grace Geiger
Bruce Rorabacher
Salem
R. L. Finch
Increase in Twins Reported by Michigan Health Department
Michigan records show 2 216 babies born in 1930, an increase of 60 children or 225 twin sets since 1919. Eleven triplet births occurred in 1920 versus four in 1919, up seven sets or 21 children. The Cheisis Tribune notes this may spark weather speculation about a hard winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
State Health Department
Cheises Tribune
Printer to receive ad changes by early Wednesday
Advertisers must deliver changes to the printer by early Wednesday morning to ensure placement on the page. The notice stresses timely submission to avoid missing deadlines and guarantees corrected ad copy for the next issue.
Road to success through hills and sacrifice
A compact note reflects on the path to success, emphasizing sacrifice and effort across challenging hills as the defining route. It frames perseverance as essential to achievement.
Demand for trained cow testers grows in Michigan
Prof. D E Reed of Michigan Agricultural College says demand will rise as cow testing associations expand in Michigan. Four new tester slots were lined up in Allegan County during a recent dairy campaign. A two week short course in cow testing and dairy barn management runs December 5 to 16 at M A C to meet this need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
D. E. Reed
Michigan Agricultural College
Allegan County
United States Veterans Bureau clean-up squads progress report
The article describes the U S Veterans Bureau decentralization plan with fourteen district offices and one hundred forty subdistrict offices aimed at direct service for veterans in states including Missouri Michigan and Wisconsin. It notes talk of relief and training access at district offices and personal contact with ex service men through the new system. It also recounts a humorous incident at a dance where two intoxicated men misinterpreted directions and one fell eight stories while joking about hanging up his coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Federal Board For Vocational Education
U.S. Public Health Service
Bureau of Wis fTisk Insurance
Tim‘ois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Chierge
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Bureau
Fairy powder puff bjttie celluloid display item
Kewpies sold for Christmas gifts are shown in a crafted scene. A small celluloid figure wearing a fairy bride outfit with chiffon ruffles and satin trim sits in a cotton stuffed bag with a cloth powder puff attached, balanced in a glass bowl.
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Saline
RoSece and
Walter
Sam Craig
Gladys Woodworth
Frank Stilts and
Helen Craig
Lillian Mansfield
William Easlick
Ellsworth Losee
Aubrey Peck- Tington
Bridgewater
Martin
Nell
Mildred Schumacher
Clinton
Rose Breining
Frieda Gross
Joe Bersuder
Edward and
Raymond
Helen
Gertrude
Len Zimmerman
Marie
Irenus Bhrilich
Helen Bersuder
George Ehrlich
Macon
Elmer Camburr
Emily Higgins
J. F. Koebbe
Freedom
John Frost
Clarissa Frost
Ellsworth Collins
James Osgood
Mrs
Wilma Briggs
Ivan Spitlar
West Mooreville
Henry Bruckner
David Newcomb
Ed. Hendershot
Ed. Bruckner
Azalia
Henry
Emmett Hendershot
Ila
Robert Armbruster
Lodi
Mary Wilmot
Hazen
John Wilmot
Zelma Fox
Margaret Norton
Paul Lewis
George Goldsmith
Caroline Woolcett
C. B. Hobbs
Claud Chapin
Edith Westfall
J. M. Crouse
Hartland
Mr. Crousé
Cleveland
Highland
Central York
Frank. Jackson
Sophie Schantz
Parker Murray
A. R. Murray
Veleda Stecher
Mariel King
Frank Jackson
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Wirt LeBaron
Maybee
David Allison
Bessie Richards
Mary Renton
Earl Willoughby
Ynsilanti
Miss Renton
Valera Stecher
Federated Church
Clinton Reeves
John Clark
Lewis Steiman
Farmers Club Meeting
M. A.C
United States Veterans
Pennsylvania
C. F. Smith
E. J. Muir
Bersuder Bros
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
State OF
Ohio
Sapolio
Enoch Morgan's Sons CO. Sole. Manufacturers
New York
S.A
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