Central York News Briefs and Local Health Notes
Mrs Omalev visits relatives in Detroit while Mrs Sanders plans seven tooth extractions after jaw lancing. Carlton Murrays dog Pal in Ann Arbor hospital from promenade poisoning shows mild improvement. Mrs Obee visits from Kansas City to escort her mother Mrs Bible home as she recovers. Hog cholera spreads through York township with heavy losses. Dr Frahm of Milan vaccinates hogs daily and James LeBaron assists as a budding veterinary helper.
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Omalev
Detroit
Rena Sanders
Carlton Murray
Pal
Ann Arbo
Stock
Carlton
Charles Obee
Kansas City
Kansas
Kittie Bible
Local Social Notes Round Saline Area Events
Hammond District residents spent weekends visiting Saline and Ann Arbor connections. Edd Sneary relocates to Tipton with work in Adrian. Forsythe hosts 86th birthday party for Jennie Forsythe with family from Milan and nearby cities. Several outings include football in Ann Arbor and dinners with relatives from Manchester and Willis. Bomb the Japs with Junk!
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Needham
Saline
Anna Clark
Edd Sneary and
Tipton
Sneary
Adrian
EB. J. Forsythe
Ypsilanti
Jeff Silkworth
Beth Gilbert
Deloes Sneary
E. J. Forsythe
Joan Elsman
Ann Arbor
Ralph Hammond
Hilla McMann
George Uphaus
Manchester
Mary Lewis
Minnie Hammond
Robert Hammond
Kenneth Gordon
Harold Eberle
Harvey Eberle
Willis
George Eberle
Detroit
Jennie Forsythe
Norman Highme
Milan
Mooreville and Nearby Families Share Events and Travel
Local notes record Mooreville Saline Grange meeting and new school lights. Various residents and guests from Kokomo Milan Ypsilanti Detroit and Romulus attend dinners parties and birthdays. Political ad urges voters to elect Burr to Congress as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Grange
York Hall
Mooreville School
J. Berry
Kokomo
Ind
Howard
Nellie Holcomb
Milan
Louis Smith
Howard Berry
Tucson
Arizona
Gust Grams
Winifred Helzerman
Oakville
Helen Gross
Reta Norman
Michigan Education Association
Detroit
Harlan Holcombe
Noble Grands
Garth Langrée
Halan Holcomb
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Macon
Allen Miserez
Ypsilanti
Joseph Martinez
Miserez
Normal College
Mesdames Burt Draper
A. J. Turner
Loyal Kanitz
Percy Craig
Circle No. 5
Walter Greashaber
Earl Gordon
Hugh
Henry Tyer
Alfred Machus
Emma Paton
Melvindale
U S Maritime Service Opens Drive in Midwest Regions
The U S Maritime Service launches a drive to recruit 2 503 men for the Victory Fleet by Thanksgiving in the Ninth Regional District covering Ohio Michigan and Kentucky with offices in several cities Lt Gerard W Cross leads the effort. Recruits receive training then may join the Merchant Marine Reserve of the Navy and duties lead to paid roles aboard cargo ships with paths to officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Maritime Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Gerard W. Cross
Maritime Service
Merchant Marine Reserve
United States Navy
Merchant Marine
Detroit
Hammone Ridg
Fort and Griswold Streets
Trapping Regulation Issued for Lower Peninsula Raccoons
State wildlife commission issues orders under Act 230 of 1925 guiding raccoon trapping in the Lower Peninsula. The rule sets open periods from November 15 to December 15, 1942, with specific geographic exclusions including Huron County and areas north and east of Saginaw Bay. Joseph P. Rahtelly signs the order with multiple counters in October 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Conservation Commission
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Saginaw Bay
Huron County
Joseph P. Rahilly
THE
Joseph P. Rahtelly
Saline Township Registration Notice for 1942 Election
Saline Township Michigan announces general registration for the November 8 1942 general election. The clerk offers in person registration on regular days except Sundays and holidays with limits around the twenty day pre election window. Last day for general registration by personal application is set for October 14 1942 from 8 am to 8 pm with rules under pertinent state acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
State of
Michigan
Absentee Registration by Oath and Special Hours Rules
The notice outlines procedures for registering electors by oath if not previously registered, including residency and absence reasons. It also allows township clerks to designate additional days for registration, and warns that false statements constitute perjury. Dated Oct. 1, 1942. Lester Hanson, Township Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hanson
Saline City Registration Notice in 1942 Elections
City Clerk Lottie Wallace outlines registration rules for Saline Michigan voters under the Michigan Election Law. The notice covers in person registration by Oct 14 1942, absentee registration by oath, and penalties for perjury with references to general and absent voter procedures. The document also notes the Jamestown sailing of 1607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
City
State of
Michigan
Lottie Wallace
Library Chimes Doomed for Scrap in World War II Effort
The University of Michigan’s famed five bells from the Library and engineering shop, weighing over two tons, were removed and donated to the county salvage. These bells, installed in 1883, rang Westminster Quarters for more than 50 years and held a cherished place for students. They have been silent since 1836 when a 53 bell carillon was taken.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Michigan
Uncle Sam
University Engineering Shop
County
University
Westminster
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Department OF State
Harry F. Kelly
Harry J. Kelly
Liner F. Kelly
Atvere
Ait Higan
Central York
Hammond District
Mooreville
Burr
Congress
Pol
Adv
Wayland Osgood
P. J. Hoffmaster
Saline City
Sarah Constant
North America
Jamestown
Fyeryrow
U.S. War Bonds
AXIS
United States
Gaa
Rues
Tee
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