Local Folks Visit relatives and friends across Illinois Ohio and Michigan
Mrs Caroline Robison is ill in Macon. Mrs Rachel Trout of Findlay Ohio visits her son Merle. Clarence Burkholder visits his mother Effie Burkholder. Mrs B W Payne entertains Nettie Berry of Toledo. Many visits occur weekend and Sunday among families in Monticello Ypsilanti Britton Clinton Evans Lake and Detroit with multiple households noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Trout
Findlay, Ohio
Son
Merle Trout
Social Visits Reported Around South Saline
Ellsworth Losee spent Sunday afternoon with Walter Craig. Mr and Mrs Hart Kuder and son Harold visited Adrian last week. Wilbur Cornish called on Hugh Craig and family Thursday evening. Sam Craig and Mrs S Kleversant visited Hugh Craig and family Wednesday. Ora Losee spent weekend with Raymond Johnson and family. Auprey Pocklington and her parents William Easlick were guests Sunday afternoon. Ray Pocklington and children and Eliza Pock Mareton of Fedumseh were Sunday guests of Frank Stilts and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burleson
Toledo
Jay Howell
George ‘Snauble
Tolédo
Rose Day
Minnie
Ypsilanti
Will Allen
Hart Kuder
Harold
Adrian
Wilbur Cornish
Hugh Craig
Sam Craig
S. Kleversant
Ora. Losee
Raymond Johnson
Ray Pocklington
Eliza. Pock Mareton
Fedumseh
Frank Stilts
Local Social Tidbits From Central York Community
Fred Richards lost a cow recently while Andrew Murray works on repairs and Dan Murray moves nearby. Families including Miss Mildred Richards and Miss Electa Murray visit, with neighbors in Ann Arbor Saline and Mooreville sharing calls and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Richards
Ryan Essery
Oakgrove
JUDD DISTRICT HY. CG. Reeves sells his farm
Local note reports Reeves from the Judd District selling his farm. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Grant Miller from Ypsilanti and Ernest Smith from Ann Arbor. Hubert Richards of Ann Arbor was home over the weekend. Clifford Richards stayed with Mr and Mrs John Gray in Ridgeway. Sydney Yape and Daphene Richards from Ann Arbor visited D G Richards family Wednesday. Buy a Ford and spend the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Miller
Ypsilanti
Hubert Richards
Ann Arbor
Clifford. Richards
John Gray
Ridgeway
Sydney Yape
Daphene Richards
Arnn Arbor
Mrn
D. G. Richards
Social Roundup From Bridgewater to Ann Arbor
Miss Rose Bréininge visited Ann Arbor on Friday. Edward Henne of Detroit stayed with his mother Mrs M Henne on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Carl Lindauer called at the Bersuder home Sunday. Mrs Delia Reed and the Misses Helen and Emma Bersuder drove to Ann Arbor Friday. George Bersuder and Mrs George Bersuder hosted dinner Sunday with Fred Sack and children of Adrian, Joe Bersuder and family with Ernest and Theodore Scherat. Frank Biehlman and daughter Mary Francis, with M Herman of Detroit, were Sunday guests at Frank Riedel’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Henne
Detroit
M. Henne
Carl Lindauer
Ann Arbor
Bersuder
Delia Reed
Helen and
Emma Bersuder
George Bersuder
Fred Sack
Adrian
Joe Bersuder
Ernest Scherdt
Theodore Scherat
Frank Biehlman
Mary Francis
M. Herman
Frank Riedel
Federated Church notes and social events report
The Federated Church reports a full turnout for the Ladies Aid at the parsonage with elections naming Mrs. S R Wilson as president and Miss Edna Smith and Mrs. G Birkle as vice presidents. Lucille Robison and Harvey Ellis wed at the parsonage in a double ring ceremony and will live near Saline. A prayer meeting topic is consecration and Sunday’s sermon discusses Genesis. Sharon Township forms a vigilante committee to deter thieves with armed members and rope at hand. Nothing compares with the 1323 Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Wilson
Edna Smith
G. Birkle
Reuben Rogers
William Shaw
Kate Weiennett
Port
Huron
St. Clair
Saline
Ormond Feldkamp
Charles Tower
Mars. Isbell
Chicago
Hurd
Walker Farm
Sharon
Sharon Township
Chelsea Tribune
Registration Notice for Saline Township Electors 1922
Saline Township in Wash tenaw County Michigan posts registration deadlines and procedures under Act 126 and Act 7 1919. It notes last general registration dates October 11 and October 28 1922 and details on in person mail or messenger registrations. The notice lists review days October 14 and October 21 1992 at Boettger's barber shop and states eligibility and transfer rules for electors including women. Clerk Chauncey P. Fitzgerald signs as registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Boettger
Abesntee
Board of Inspectors of Election
Board of Election Inspectors
Chauncey
FP. Fitzgerald
Michigan Infantile Paralysis Cases Drop Sharply in 1922
Health officials report 22 poliomyelitis cases in 1922 with three deaths, reversing the 1910 11 15 16 and 1921 peaks. No clear reason why the annual pattern failed to repeat, despite summer prevalence in June through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Department of Health
R. M. Olin
United States
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Macon
Caroline Robison
Mac. Powell
John Collins
Monticello
Illinois
Arthur Wedder
Frank Day
Northville
Clarence Burkholder
Effie Burkholder
B. W. Payme
Nettie Berry
Mrs. Delos Biddle
Mrs. Irving Downing
Britton
Will Colyer
Edna
CG. Kindrick
Fred Spohr
Walter Miller
Elizabeth Camburn
Norman and
Carl
Erwin Camburn
Ralph Halladay
Clinton
Star
M. B
Ellsworth Collins
Gladys Hawkins
Leo Batcroft
Evans Lake
L. W. Coller
Grace
Selma
Morgan
Clarabel
Townie
Megers
Marvin DeBois
Walter Bailey
South Saline
Ellsworth Losee
Walter Craig
Central York
Beatrice Schiroen
Mildred. Richards
Electa. Murray
Helen Schroen
Tuesay
John Richards
Wirt LeBaron
Andrew Murray
C. VanBaicum
Mildred Richards
Mrs. George Bible
Dan Murray
Mooreville
Herbert Gilman
Harold McLachlan
Jesse Bird
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Federated Aid Society
W. J. Cross
Marion. Murray
Dixboro
Myvi. Murray
Judd
HY. CG
Reeves
Ernest Smith
William McKendery
Ence
Bridgewater
Rose Bréininge
The
Federated Church
W. J. Gross
Mishigaga
County of
Weshtenaw
United States of America
Coke
the Mills Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Geo. V. Cook
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