Local Visits Mark Weekend in Central York
Mrs. Jacob Stecher spent last week with relatives at Wyandotte. Mrs. Anna Kelsey visited Mrs. Mary Cobb and Irving LeBaron on Thursday. Miss Bessie Richards of Milan visited Mrs. George Bible and husband on Wednesday. Rev. McDowell of Camden and A D Crittenden of Saline called on Alger Allison and family. Augustine family gatherings included baptisms of Ira Gene Long and John David Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stecher
Wyandotte
Anna Kelsey
Mary Cobb
Irving LeBaron
Bessie Richards
Milan
George Bible
Husband
George Desbrough
Duane and
Samuel
Leslie Batley
A. D. Crittenden
Saline
Rev. McDowell
Camden
N. J
Alger Allison
York-Pittsfield Commissioner Visits Schools In Region
Measles and a scarlet fever case are reported in the neighborhood. The Ann Arbor Grange will repeat the play Joint Owners in Spain at the Y M I building in Ann Arbor on December 7. Dr and Mrs William A Campbell enjoy new radio service installed last week amid radio week events. Birthday parties mark York township with Levi Teachout Kenneth McMichael Ira Hendershot and Carleton Murray guests at surprise celebrations.
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Spain
Whitich
Ann Arbor
York Township
Levi Teachout
Kenneth McMichael
Ira Hendershot
Carleton Murray
Kovac drives new Ford in South Saline
Louis Kovac is driving a new Ford car. Everett Collins and his wife visited Ann Arbor. Charlie Johnston spent Sunday with Raymond Johnston and family. Helen Craig and Carol Pierce spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Mac Powell. Hugh Craig and sons visited Mrs Craig's uncle Judson Zable near Petersbore. William Baslick and grandson Elsworth Losee spent Sunday with Aubrey Peck lington. Matt Langham had appendicitis surgery at U of M hospital and is in serious condition. Lewis Johnston of Langsville Ohio visited winter with Raymond Johnston and family.
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Everett Collins
Ann Arbor
Charlie Johnston
Raymond Johnston
Helen Craig
Carol Pierce
Mac Powell
Hugh Craig and
Craig
Judson Zable
Petersbore
William Baslick
Elsworth Losee
Aubrey Pecklington
Matt Langham
U. of M. Hospital
Mr. Langham
Lewis Johnston
Langsville
Ohio
Michigan Christmas tree surplus faces thinning and quarantine
Washtenaw farmers expect a good season as eastern shipments drop due to a gypsy moth quarantine enacted October 31, leading to tighter supply for central and Michigan markets. Local growers in Washtenaw anticipate meeting demand with available trees.
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Michigan
New England
Central States
Washtenaw
Rushed Worker Struggles with Lighting on Job Site
A worker described as thinking he is a bird usually but facing trouble with lighting on a good job. The note highlights safety concerns and potential delays as the crew attempts to complete the project.
Bridgewater Social Roundup and Local Developments
Frank Howe of Azallia and Gustave Hildinger of Manchester visited here over the weekend. Residents hosted guests and out of town visitors included Miss Rose Breining and Miss Katherine Schaible. Betz Thrasher, Ford agents, will operate the new Bridgewater Sales and Service garage as Mr. Lewis considers selling his interests and wintering in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howe
Azallia
Gustave ‘Hildinger
Manchester
Proper Care Helps Twins to Wealth in Four Months
Mary and Anna, frail twins at Sunnybanks Preventorium in Grand Rapids, gained 14 and 16 pounds respectively after four months. The story promotes Christmas seals as funding for tuberculosis education and care programs in Michigan, noting 2654 TB deaths in 1922 and urging seal purchases to aid others in health recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Anna
Sunnybanks
Michigan
Frank Beats Tuberculosis With Cheerful Grit and Sun Therapy
A bright eight year old boy named Frank at the Howell State Tuberculosis Sanatorium endures hip TB with a grim brace and crutches. He keeps a smile as he imagines running with other children while supporters buy Christmas seals to fund his care and future cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Frank
Michigan
Witness Spars With Lawyer Over Jury Knowledge
A witness quarrels with counsel asking if he knows any jurors and replies that he knows more than half the panel. When pressed, the witness quips he can swear he knows more than all of them put together, highlighting tension in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawyer
Ring Over the Phone Is All Some Fellows Offer
The line hints that only a few men give a girl a ring, but many offer little more than a phone call. The remark reflects social expectations about marriage proposals and commitment.
Christmas Seals Helped to Make These Tots Happy
Hundreds of undernourished and sickly children enjoy open air summer camps funded by Christmas seals. Camps provide food rest and healthy exercise as part of tuberculosis fight efforts. Every penny spent supports health and welfare of frail children.
Forgetting the Way to Wealth and Happiness
A fragment urges readers to consider money and happiness, questioning why memory experts would teach forgetting past unhappiness. The text critiques material desire and the burden of memory in achieving contentment.
Quote on public gullibility and self-deception
A fragment notes that people seem able to fool themselves all the time, suggesting skepticism about the crowd and the timing of truth. The text hints at rhetoric and the difficulty of discernment in public discourse.
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Central York
S. Kilaversaat
Samuel Craig
J. W. Zable
Petersburg
Harley Welsh
Saline Township
Millard Alison
Mooreville
John Gooding
Mary Hertler
Bertha
Julius
Rudolph
Catherine Hertler
York-Pittsfield
Evan Essery
South Saline
Louis Kovac
Bridgewater
William Breining
Miss Rose
David Thrasher
Lester ‘Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Jacob Maurer
Katherine Schaible
Rose Breining
John
Jacob Finkbeiner
Jacob Rentz
Eugene Betz
John Klumpp
North Hutting
Fran
Law
Michigan Railroad Association
Railway Exchange Bldg
Detroit
Mich
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