Mrs Emma Kelsey Dies at 83 in Milan
Mrs Emma Kelsey, aged 83, died Monday. Funeral services were held at 2:30 Wednesday at the Milan Methodist church with Rev. C. L. Adams officiating. Interment followed in Mooreville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stecher
Aaron Canine
Josephine van Houten
Saline
Mary
Carlton Murray
John Gooding
Chester Rogers
River Rouge
Guy Richards
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Alger Allison
Emma Kelsey
Methodist
Milan
C. L. Adams
Mooreville Cemetery
Steiman and Murray Families Share Local Visits
Mrs Steiman visited Mrs Masten as Herbert Graves travels to Battle Creek for an indeterminate period. George Franklin Richards spent Sunday with the Summers children. George Raven and Pearl Steiman visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Murray of Grass Lake along with several local families. On Friday evening, Mr and Mrs Reeves hosted a gathering for their 39th wedding anniversary with guests including the Masten, Guenther, Combs, Milkey, Richards families and George Raven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiman
Masten
Herbert Graves
Battle Creek
Florine
George Franklin Richards
George Raven
Pearl Steiman
Andrew Murray
Grass Lake
Joe Masten
Guenther
Combs
Milkey
Richards
Market Report Prices for Wheat Oats Corn Calves Hogs
Wheat at 1.27 per bushel oats 0.42 corn 0.84 calves 13.14 cents hogs 0.11 dollars per unit Beggs price 0.56 per dozen
Social visit notes from South Saline and Adrian
Mrs Albert Johnston and Mrs Carol Pierce visited Adrian on Monday. Mr and Mrs A I Dalzell and Miss Albert Johnston visited Adrian Saturday. Mrs Albert Johnston spent Tuesday with her sister near Britton. Mr and Mrs M M Dillon of Milford were guests of Mr and Mrs William Haslick Sunday. Mrs George Uphaus of Saline called on Mrs S Klevensant and Mrs Sam Craig Monday. The Dalzells and children visited Findlay Ohio Saturday and Sunday. Mrs S Klevensant suffered a broke Thursday evening and is slightly improved. The Willing Workers held their dinner with Mr and Mrs Ernest Gilbert on Thursday November 11. Welfare club met with Mrs Hattie Robison for their November meeting. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnston at Metamora Ohio. Mrs Ernest Cross of Bowling Green spent the past week with Albert Cross and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnston
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
M. M. Dillon
Milford
William Haslick
Ernest Gilbert
Welfare Club
Hattie Robison
Mrs
Raymond Johnston
Metamora
Ohio
Ernest Cross
Bowling Green
Albert Cross
Cross
Local social notes from the Detroit and Michigan area
The column lists visits and callers from Happn District Wilbur Cornish Hudson and Ann Arbor events. It records numerous Sunday calls and Friday visits to residents in Maybee Milan Adrian Monro, a P T A banquet in Ann Arbor, a 50th wedding anniversary in Carleton, a November birth Mary Jane born to Harold Hammond, and various family gatherings and travels among residents of Macon Dearborn Saline Findlay Ohio and East Liberty Ohio.
Legume Hays Offer Superior Nutrition for Winter Feeding
Legume hays provide higher protein and lime than grass hays, improving forage for dairy cows. High protein aids hay alone or with concentrates like corn or oats, while lime helps meet needs when feeding very productive cows on winter rations. For legal notices, residents may route estate notices through this newspaper via the probate judge.
Local Social Roundup From Lodi Area Gatherings
Central Lods William Schiller and Harold Hawkins visited friends and relatives in Dearborn and Detroit area over the weekend. PTA District 10 of Lodi plans a meeting at the Lindemann home on Saturday evening November 20 with local families hosting. Numerous family visits include the Meyers, Davenport, Mayer, Moore, and Weinland households, sharing Sunday dinners and gatherings in Ypsilanti and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
District 10
Lodi
William Lindemann
John Linde Mann
Herman
Paul Weinlanded
Ypsilanti
Irving LeBaron
Louis Ernst
Bert Moore
Jacob Bruckner
Charles Shannon
Maxine
Ernest Mayer
Ann Arbor
Marland Howard
Charles Carson
Social notes from Mooreville area and surrounding towns
West Mooreville H 8 Russ in past week. George Reese of Milan visited the Reese family. A J Turner family and others were visitors from Ypsilanti. Mae Sherman and brother Charles Hale visited Saline. Hazeldene Goldsmith of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with her parents. Walter Cotton of Clinton visited the Lewis family. Franklin Rhoades and Detroit relatives called on the Westfall family. Ralnah Long and Ta Jean visiting Weston Ohio. Zitella Goldsmith returned from Ann Arbor. Len and Mrs Smith moved to Mooreville in the Burkett tenant house. M G Goodell of Lansing visited Gus and Zitella Goldsmith. County convention at Milan attended by several. Thieves entered E Hendershot’s barn and stole a dog. $50 reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reese
Milan
Fred Reese
A. J. Turner
Ypsilanti
Mae Sherman
Charles Hale
Saline
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Ann Arbor
Walter Cotton
Clinton
Fred Lewis
Franklin Rhoades
Detroit
Aaron Westfall
Ralnah Long
Ta Jean
Weston
Ohio
Zitella Goldsmith
Lemuel
Len Smith
Mooreville
Burkett
M. G. Goodell
Lansing
Gus Goldsmith
Edith Westfall
EL. Hendershot
Household Tips for Cooking and Cleaning from a Historical Column
Practical guidance on breakfast popcorn with milk, salting ham in sour milk, cleaning oiled floors with brushes and cloths, and safe labeling under federal acts. It also covers lard storage, rendering, moisture control, and the importance of airtight containers kept cool and dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drugs Acts
Federal Meat Inspection Service
State Crop Report Warns of Poor Harvest Amid Wet October
The October harvest was largely hampered by frequent rain across Michigan. Beans and corn suffered heavy losses in east central counties, while buckwheat and clover seed faced delays. Corn yield is 34.0 bu per acre, with 55 percent merchantable quality, and total production around 30.9 million bushels. Buckwheat yields 15.3 bu per acre. potatoes total 30.38 million bushels. Apples near completion but prices low. pears and grapes also reported reduced quality and mixed yields across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Coounties
Lake Michigan
Sanilac
Huron
Northwest
Lyle Brown’s Tudor Car Burned In Eaton Rapids Fire
Saturday night a Tudor car owned by Lyle Brown burned in Eaton Rapids after ignition wire shorted. Firefighters arrived too late as gas tank exploded. roadside sand helped initial suppression as the vehicle was destroyed. Browns were visiting relatives in Eaton Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Brown
Eaton Rapids
Mrs. Brown
Brooklyn Exponent
Cloture in British Parliament Evolving Since 1882
The piece traces cloture from unrestricted debate before 1882 to its first formal rule around the 1870s and 1880s, noting the 1962 reform that allows a motion to put the question immediately if not abused and minority rights are preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Butt Teader
Irish Home Rule Party
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Central York
JLDD
Market Report
South Saline
Carol Pierce
Rioscoe Craig
A. I. Dalzell
Adrian
George Uphaus
S. Kleversant
Sam Craig
Findlay
Happn
Wilbur Cornish
Hovey
George Needham
Hudson
Pete Riley
Maybee
R. J. Dunn’s
John Zahn
Walter Gordon
A. B. Tiamg
Harold Hammond
Mary Jane
J. L. Kidmall
St. Paul
Minnesota
Julia Gordon
Hazel Gordon
R. G. Deem
Clarence Carr
Hazel Guiton
David
Eest Liberty
John Mulligan
Mery Mc Mann
Ela
Mrs. Ott. Hanson
Don Cole
Raymond Girlisch
E. M. Gilbert’s
Agnes Dunn
Peter Riler
George Helzerman
Viola Dunn
Monroa
John Schoolmaster
Mery of
Macon
Minnie Custer
Ruth Needham
Bertine Collins
Bedford
Clark Rouse
Dearborn
Arthur Miller
Henderson
The
Turkey
Lods
William Schiller
Jacob Kinsey
Harold Hawkins
Norman Moore
Ralph West
Emil Rothenbecker
Gladys
John Manor
Blanche
Willard
Norman
Edward Wagner
John Mayer
Fred
N. C. Davenport
Elizabeth and
Paul
West Mooreville
E. Hendershot
Pete
Harry Reece
Robert W. Reece
Jackson
Robert, Jr
Clark’s Lake
Pleasant View
Harry
Addison Courier
George Pikal
Arlington Township
Pikal
Bangor
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Martha Washington Theatre
Ypsi
Douglas Fairbanks
the Black Pirate
Joseph H. Thompson
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
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