Central York Residents Relocate and Local Labor Shifts
Virgil Cash and family moved to Ypsilanti while Murray Sanders works for his uncle Carlton Murray. Robert Hopps visited Munger Road and John D. Allison on Sunday. Richard Cooper, a year with Carlton Murray, quit last week. Carlton Murray sprained an ankle picking apples at Mrs. Murray’s uncle home in Hamburg. Catharine Sanders recovered from tonsil surgery and returned to Vermilion Ohio work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Cash
Ypsilanti
Murray Sanders
Carlton Murray
Robert Hopps
Munger Road
John D. Allison
Richard Cooper
Murray
Hamburg
Miss Catharine
Sanders
Vermilion
Ohio
Social visits fill weekend in Saline area community
Arden Vealey of Ypsilanti visits son Leon and family as Mrs. Leon Vealey’s group arrives. Will Collins visits from Ann Arbor. many neighbors from Ridgeway Tecumseh Cleveland Kan Saline Plymouth Detroit Inkster Belleville Wyandotte and Oklahoma City gather at homes of Hartwig Kutler Kuder and Spence families for Sunday and weekend hospitality. Resume speed does not mean resume carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden Vealey
Ypsilanti
Leon
Leon Vealey
Will Collins
Ann Arbor
Earl Kuter
Hamilton
Moore
S. Watson
Ridgeway
George Winterstein
Tecumseh
Marl
Hddie Howden
Red Rik
Plymouth
Howard Hartwig
Walter. Waite
Oklahoma City
Geraldine Kuder
Detroit
Earl Kuder
Joe Kirchneck
Bobby
Victor Perry
Catherine
Richard Mack
Milly
Inkster
Floyd Spence
Claude Young
Belleville
Henry Fair
Wyandotte
C. C. Michelson
Clifford Mansfield
Myrl Draper
Inez Spence
Elwyn Camburn
Jackson
Clyde Spence
Monroe
Milk house to be built on Mrs Schroen farm
Mr and Mrs Himil Milkey Jr visited his parents. Mrs Margaret Schroen and Hold Schroen attended a family gathering at Mrs Julia Schroen's home in Solo. Mr and Mrs D G Richards entertained Sunday for Mrs A G Richards Mr and Mrs Will Gallaher and Paul Richards in honor of Mrs Richards birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schroen
Himil “Milkey, Jr
Hold Schroen
Julia Schroen
D. G. ‘Richards
A. G. Richards
Mooreville Community Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mooreville and area residents attend church events and social gatherings. Mrs. Myrl Murray hosted the York Baptist Ladies Aid. Mooreville M E church invites Washtenaw County Brotherhood on October 17. families move between Milan and Dexter. Sarah Ann Warner marks 98th birthday after a hip fracture years ago. Erie Presbyterians celebrate church anniversaries with ceremonies and a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrl Murray
York Baptist Church Ladies’ Aid
Mooreville
Glen Conde
Lioyd Olds
Frank Warner
Ypsilanti
Sarah Ann Warner
G. F. Holcomb
Harlan Holcomb
Ralph Long
Julius Holcomb
Anna Shaw
A. J. Turner
Robert Clark
Erie Presbyterian Society
Erie
Shaw
Ann Turner
William Shaw
Weekend Social Roundup in Macon and Nearby Towns
East Lansing and Detroit visitors spend weekends with Macon residents. Guests include Miss Margaret Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Biddle, and Rev. Scofield. Several couples attend a State Farmers Union convention in Greenville, and Nuptial pre party hosted by Mrs. Argyle Biddle. Notable attendees visit Rome Center and Adrian funeral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pennington
East Lansing
Ross Biddle
Ypsilanti
J. D. Frost
Mignon Hatch
James Worth
Mooreville
G. D. Ellis
Simon Scofield
Pontiac
Charles Schoolmaster
Rome Center
Will Schoolmaster
Robert Cloud
Detroit
Charles Gorton
Roy Heilman
F. A. Heilman
Cheboygan
Charles Burleson
Dearborn
Jay. Howell
EH. K. Pennington
Clara Guilford
Portland
Mayne Pennington
Ridgeway
Kenneth Frost
Argyle Biddle
Albert Williams
Tecumseh
Clayton Bigelow
Ray Hendershot
State Farmers Union
Greenville
Russell. Collins
H. Debico
Arthur Richmond
James Bruder
Charles Allen
L. W. Coller
Charles Sones
Seville Hendershot
Adrian
Claud Baily
Raymond Augustus
Fred Baily
Nelma. Beerman
Port Clinton
Ohio
William Armstrong
Lewis Shanfeld
Chicago
Michigan budget czar tightens finances amid GOP row
Governor Murphy wields emergency trimming power to slash an $18 million deficit to $3 million as the legislature, led by Democrats, balks at his actions. Roosevelt predicts a balanced federal budget, while Murphy touts fiscal integrity and a Republican budget director’s controversial role sparks party tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Frank, Jiephy
Patlens Thetheir
Murphy
Roosevelt
Ickes
Wallace
Harold Smith
Smith
George Schroeder
Detroit nomination boosts Michigan labor movement
The C I O candidacy for Detroit mayor fuels labor organization across Michigan. Governors may call a special session to pass a labor relations act while past laws banned picketing. Injuries, injunctions, and clashes show the movement's spread from Saginaw to Eaton Rapids as C I O influence grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Murphy
Oo Saginaw
A. F. of L
Cc. I. O
Grand Rapids
Port Huron
Eaton Rapids
C. S O
Industrial workers gain weekly pay while farm prices fall
The report notes rising wages by 70 million dollars weekly for industrial workers and general price increases for autos and commodities. In contrast farm prices decline with wheat 10 cents lower, dry beans down 1.50 per hundredweight, potatoes 70 cents lower per pusher, and apples 25 cents per bushel, shifting costs to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Michigan Grapes Face Price Fixing in Legislature
Michigan lawmakers set a $55 per ton price for grapes and impose a 50 cent per gallon tax on wine makers buying smaller lots. The 7,500 ton harvest, open market price at $8 per ton, shows the flaw in trying to control supply and demand. Sixteen percent of the harvest is affected as price controls meet market reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Nature
Newspapers Take Bow for Returning Unexpended State Funds
Michigan newspapers received $10,000 from the state last year to advertise the state through a four day tour for editors and National Editorial Association members. A special train was chartered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Editorial Association
Michigan Press Association
Detroit Editors Tour Raises Public Refund Surplus
Nearly 300 editors traveled from Detroit to Mackinac Island with higher tour rates than visitors. Tour committee members paid their own expenses, presenting Secretary of State Leon D. Case a $2,629.57 check at a Lansing luncheon on Friday October 8. Newspapers refunded over 26 percent of the state appropriation, surprising politicians and prompting renewed questions about editor sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Leon D. Case
Lansing
Michigan Leads in Home Building Surge Fueling Housing Shortage
Michigan's booming auto factories boost overall economy and drive a housing shortage. National Lumber Manufacturers Association says Michigan leads states in home building, with low-priced homes in acute short supply. Trailer camps mushroom and Mt Clemens plans trailer cottages. Muskegon and Holland show strong activity. a dealer built 35 houses priced 2700 to 4000 since January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Mt. Clemens
Muskegon
Mid-West
Holland
Michigan Sees Edward and Wallie Boost Tourism Outlook
The forthcoming visit of England's former king the Duke of Windsor and his American-born wife signals Michigan's global prominence in world commerce. The notes highlight New York Chicago Hollywood and Detroit as top cities for cross cultural study and predict the royal visit will bring millions to Michigan's tourist trade. The editor invites listeners to a 15 minute weekly news review on WKAR radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Duke of Windsor
Michigan
United States
America
New York City
Chicago
Hollywood
Detroit
Edward and
Wallie
Raising Game Fish in Ponds
An article by W M Couch discusses pond fish culture requiring less equipment, focusing on small mouth bass as a prime species. It compares small and large mouth bass, notes distinguishing features, geographical origins, sizes in various regions, and suitability of ponds. It also mentions rock bass and sunfish, their preferred waters, and pond conditions. Also included are brief, scattered items on the Colgate clock and an okapi fact, plus a painter Cabrera and a dinner party quip, and a local sale notice for dairy cattle and a bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Georgia
North
Michigan press group returns funds to state treasury
At a Detroit luncheon Governor Frank Murphy presided as the Michigan Press Association, representing 258 weekly and 27 daily papers, handed a check for 2629.57 to Secretary of State Leon D. Case. The association had returned over 26 percent of its original $10,000 advertising appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D. Case
Philip T. Rich
Midland
State of Michigan
Lansing
Michigan
Michigan Press Association
Detroit
Mack
Face Shows Truth of Life in Daily Deeds
Poetic verse argues character is visible in the face and life choices. It contrasts deceit with true living, suggesting outward appearance reflects inner sincerity and selflessness. The speaker emphasizes living for others over personal gain.
Fragmented Quote About Grace and Living Faith
A fragment states that living close to God in His grace makes outward proof unnecessary. It emphasizes inner faith over explicit testimony and suggests grace manifests without spoken words.
Button collector Raymond H. Van Order tops 1000 pieces
Jackson Michigan resident Raymond H. Van Order has over 1000 unique buttons and badges collected over 40 years. He began at age seven after a relative gifted a McKinley campaign button. His prize is a World War I era button that threads into a tunic and bears the message To see who I am, open the button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. van Order
van Order
William McKinley
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Saline
Jim Finnell
Observer’ Office
Ann Arrie
Garrick
Milan
Patsy Kelly
Lynne Overman
Edward Everett Horton
Richard Cromwell
Slim Summerville
News
Jean Arthur
Edward Arnold
Ealy Living
JUDD
Macon
Michigan Mirror
By Gene Alleman
Duke
WKAR
W.M. Couch
Hhaca, N. Y
New York
Africa
Cabrera
Mexico
Guernsey
Bruce
le Saron
Milan Road
Inac Island
Frank Murphy
Midland Daily News
Publishers’ Convention Bureau
Jace
Emilie Loring
Brooke Reyburn
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