Local Social Notes From Central York Area
Alger Allison dined with his parents Mr and Mrs David Allison near Mooreville Friday Mrs John Gooding attended a Circle meeting at Mrs Birkle home in Saline Thursday afternoon Mrs Francis Lucha and her Detroit son visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Stecher for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
David Allison
Mooreville
John Gooding
Birkle
Saline
Francis Lucha
Dertroit
Jacob Stecher
Thanksgiving Program at Oak Grove School
Miss Harriet Cook suffers rheumatism. Mrs. Anna Kelsey Mrs Toni Giol ing and Mrs. Jesse Bird attend Emma Kelsey’s funeral in Milan. Zone 3 met at Oak Grove school on Saturday and held a successful program with community singing two short plays readings by James Desbrough and others, a Will Carlton poem recitation and a civic report. Hoppes introduced Kiwanis patrons Rev Shaw and Miss Holmes and Denton of Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cook
Anna Kelsey
Toni Gioling
Jesse Bird
Emma Kelsey
Milan
Oak Grove School
James Desbrough
Alger Allison
Harris
Will Carlton
Cecil Hess
Floyd Bird
Hoppes
Shaw
Holmes
Denton
Ypsilanti
Local Notes From Judd District and Surrounding Areas
Frank Karn owns a radio in Judd District. Pearl Steiman visited the school on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masten plan to move to Milan. Mrs. Richards visited Ann Arbor midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Davy hosted weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs. Feller of Saline were waiters at Mr. Besnberg’s Sunday. The Reuben Rogers couple entertained friends from Chicago and Tecumseh. D. G. Richards and George Franklin attended the Zone dinner at Oak Grove school on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Masten
Milan
Reuben Rogers
Chicago
Tecumseh
D. G. Richards
George Franklin
Oak Grove School
Local Visits and Sunday Gatherings Across Communities
Hammond District notes visitors and social visits including Marjory Deem from Milan visiting Hazel Gordon, Joseph Dunn and Gene Stoll with Claude Gilbert, and families like the G. F. Gilberts of Ypsilanti with E. M. Gilbert. Ann Arbor and Tecumseh shoppers frequent the area, with multiple households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Deem
Milan
Hazel Gordon
Joseph Dunn
Gene Stoll
Claude Gilbert
Carl Heininger
Ardis
R. J. Dunn
West Mooreville Community Notices and Familiy Visits
West Mooreville residents report visits to relatives in Wayne Tecumseh Clinton and Saline. Several families including Rudduck Conde Gonde Goulsmith Bartels Murray Harrison Moorehead Westfall and Wineland share gatherings medical recoveries and home repairs. Deer hunting trips end with two deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rudduck
Wayne
Merrill Conde
Alice Gonde
Gus Goulsmith
Tecumseh
Herman Bartels
Carl
Public Auction of Farm at Charles Alber Property
Illness in the family forces sale at a public auction on the Charles Alber farm located six miles southwest of Ypsilanti, at Town Line and Dexter roads. The listing includes five horses, 22 cows with 7 registered Jerseys, 85 sheep, lunch at noon, starting Thursday December 2 at 10:00 AM. William G. Hayes proprietor with Guy Thompson as auctioneer.
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Ypsilanti
Town Line
Dexter Roads
Saline
Milan
Roberts Corners
Charles Alber
William G. Hayes
Guy Thompson
Market report mixed commodity prices and oddly bold dairy note
Market report lists Wheat 1.26 per bu Corn and Oats at 45 cents per bu Eggs 56 cents per dozen Calves 1314 cents It cites NYC dairy sales decline due to impure milk charges and jokes about New Yorkers preferring synthetic liquor despite the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ice Harvest Urged for Farms to Save Summer Food
The institute urges farmers to prepare ice storage to keep meat and perishables cool in summer. An inexpensive ice house suffices, with dimensions scaled to capacity. proper drainage ventilation and packed sawdust insulation are essential for minimizing melt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Rce
Institute
Local Visits and Social Guests in South Saline
In South Saline Mrs. B H I Collins attended Federated church services in Saline. J W Zabel of Peteresburg spent Thursday with his sister Mrs S Kleversaat. Mrs Ed Johnson spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs S Kleversaat and Mrs Sam Craig. Mr and Mrs A S Daijzell and family visited Elmer Roe home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnston and children were Sunday guests of Albert Johnston family. Mrs Ernest Cross of Bowling Green Ohio is visiting Albert Cross and family. Mr and Mrs A S Johnston and Blisworth Losee spent Monday evening with Hugh Craig and family. Mr and Mrs John Crook and two sons of Coleman stayed Tuesday to Saturday with Albert Cross and family. Callers at Sam Craigs Sunday included Mrs Anna Harmon, Mrs Ben Uphaus and son Ralph, Mrs Wilbur Cornish, Mrs Ray Frisbee and Mrs B I Collins and son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. I. Collins
Federated Church
Saline
J. W. Zabel
Peteresburg
S. Kleversaat
Ed. Johnson
S Kileversaat
Sam Craig
A. S. Daijzell
Elmer Roe
Raymond Johnston
Albert Johnston
Ernest Cross
Bowling Green
Ohio
Albert Cross
A. S.“Johnston
Blisworth Losee
Hugh Craig
John Crook
Coleman
Sam, Craig
Anna Harmon
Ben Uphaus
Ralph
Wilbur Cornish
Ray Frisbee
B. I. Collins
Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central York
Graham Brothers
Razy
Griders
Dodge Brothers
Joseph H. Thompson
THE
Detroit Edison Company
Judd
Frank Karn
Pearl Steiman
Hammond District
Everett Monroe
Julia Gorton
Hover Needham
Ellen Collins
Ann Arbor
Macon
Mable Needham
G. F. Gilbert
E. M. Gilbert
Genevieve Dunn
George Saffell
Maxine
Golda Patterson
Walter Gordon
Hazel
Lena Gordon
Pearl Gilbert
West Mooreville
Myri Murray
Hattie Murray
Frank Harrison
Clinton
John Taylor
Harry Moorehead
Liams
Aaron Westfall
Mira Rhoades
Floyd
Louis Loesch
Joseph Smith
Dan Murray
Adelbert McCarberry
Clyde Wineland
Ernest Dieterle
Howard
Edith Westfall
Marshall Davenport
Ben Roller
Market Report
South Saline
Crosley Grebe
Stromberg-Carlson
E. F. Henne
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
Citizens Bank
Saline Savings Bank
Ann Arbor’s
the Pathe
Boyd Senter
Girton
Betty Bronson
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