Touring The Townships Visit To Lodi And Surroundings
A weekend tour documents farms along Lodi Freedom and Bridgewater routes. The narrative lists residents like Fred Walker and the Kueblers, notes dairy and crop operations, English Leghorns, and a Bridgewater cider mill. The piece ends with plans to visit more locations next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinold
Ann Arbor
Leon Bondie
W Bondies
Bridgewater
William
Fritz
Adam ‘Stoll
White House
Henry Alber
Dan
Haeussler
Poland
China
Dieterle
John Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Durham
Fritz Brothers
Ave
Lodi
Old Fashioned Wraps Return Triumphantly in 1930s Style
Julia Bottomley notes a revival of quaint basque like wraps seen in Godeys fashion plates and daguerreotypes. Chanel cerise velveteen capelets, red velvet capes over hand painted white moire gowns, sparkling sequin hipleneth wraps, and bunny wraps enter mid season wardrobes as the public shifts from scorn to admiration for vintage silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Godey
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Wide Brim Felts Versus Smart Beret Hat Styles
The article contrasts wide brimmed felt hats with a chic little beret. It notes the shallow crown on the wide brim style, white brim with a black crown, and the beret with a side bow using felt strips as a fashion highlight. It mentions an acajou crown cushion rim and double rim styles as vogue picks.
Social Visits And Family Gatherings Across Towns
Several families share visits across Holloway Ridgeway Jonesville Adrian Detroit and Monroe. Notable entries include Ella Anderson visiting Alex Gibson’s family in Chicago, and a Detroit trip for the McElroys with Charles DuBois seriously ill. A Lauderdale anniversary surprise marks the evening.
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John Swab
Holloway
J. L. Underwood
William Clime
Monroe
Henry Rainbow
Ben Picotter
Ella Anderson
Chicago
Alex Gibson
William Kuster
Robert
Adrian
Ervin Smith
Minnie Russell
J. L Underwood
Harry Cox
Ridgeway
T. N. Lamb
Frederick
Etta Pray
R Cc. Young
Jonesville
H. Rambow
Minn
William Rambow
Fred Rambow
Henry Rambow
Royal McElroy
John McElroy
Detroit
Florence Bell
J. McElroy
Charles DuBois
Lelena Sowles
Laverne Pocklington
Harold Allen
Jack
Grover Allen
Trefton
Erma. Harris
Charles McKenzie
Chester Harris
McKenzie
Erma
Percy Boyd
Lewis Feldman
Dearborn
Evert Exelby
Ann Arbor
Lamont Simmons
Gloria
Florida
Harlan Keran
Henry Lassman
Vernon Rhorer
Elmer Brown
Henry Croll
Clay-Coll
Laurence Hoagland
Leon Kniffen
Ruth
Cyrus Smith
Sam Rhorer
Blain Powell
Velma
Marble
Dairy Cows Provide Good Nearby Market
Michigan dairy specialists outline profitable markets for cows yielding 350 pounds of butterfat per year. They estimate 170 hours of annual labor per cow and require balanced rations including hay silage and grain. Several grain mixtures suit different hay types, with specific feed weights and a labor cost of 70 cents per hour. For sale 30 Springfield rifle at a right price.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
College -Dairy Specialists
Community events draw large Chelsea turnout
The Jackson Police Band appeared in Chelsea on October 1 to a crowd estimated as the season’s largest yet. The event was documented by the Dexter Leader and reflects village life excitement and local interest in band performances.
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Jackson
Chelsea
Dexter
Michigan State short courses graduate thousands since 1897
Michigan State College reports 9 846 individuals have graduated from short courses since 1897. Nineteen courses run 1 to 16 weeks, starting October 27 with the general 16 week agricultural course and ending March 23 with ornamental horticulture. Courses begin January 5. information from R W Tenny director of short courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Michigan
J. F. Cox
University Parents Radio Program Schedule Listed
A Michigan University series for parents is presented on WIR Detroit radio as part of UM's program. Lectures run Sundays at 3 30 with speakers from UM departments and the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers covering heredity health reading recreation and school relations among others. The rural teachers meet at Shaw school October 11 with full attendance. Next meeting at Yorktown line school hosted by Vera Orriss.
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WIR
Detroit
University of Michigan
Waldo Abbot
University
Michigan ‘Congress
Franklin Shulh
Department of Zoology
U. of M
Ats
Willard Co. Olsén
J. K. Pettingill
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
David Ee Cowie
U. of
James B. Edmonison
School of Education
Mscai
Edith Thomas
The
Elmer D
Mitchell
Theophile Raphael
U. of Tor
Social Service
Payeropathicg Hospital
Edgar Johnston
U~ of MM High School
Hugh Bradford
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Arthur E
Teachers’ College
Lowell J. Carr
Dean J. B. Edmondson
J.K. Pettengill
Presi ‘Dent
Michigan Congress, ‘of Parents
Shaw School
East Saline
Hazel Blaess
Robinson
Carlene ‘Heininger
Frank Nichols
Charlotte Kalmbach
Lucille ‘Aprill
Bertha Young
Frank ‘White
Wellmena White
Sylvia’ Stephenson
Scotta Scott
Vera Orriss
Belle Connor
Doris Youngs
McCreath Dobie
Ruth Chaney
York Town Line School
Advertising as energy behind business in The Observer
The Observer highlights ads as the driving force behind commerce, urging readers to try its advertising options to energize their business.
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Freedom
Fred Walker
Gottlieb’ Kueblers
Brown House
Mr. Kuebler
Gray House
Mrs .Kuebler
Hummill
Joseph Hummill
Germany
Herman Lambarth
Jacob Bauer
Owen
Fred Niebling
J. Henes
Surnam
Henes
Paul Hieber
Hieber
Bridgewater Elevat
Mery
Serge Jaroff
Don Cossack
Choral Union
Britton
Farmer Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Wayne Counties
Park Hotel
Dundee
J. E. Weber
Merkel “Bros
Chelsea Standard
Oakland
Charles Seed
Rochester Clarion
Supervisors
South Lyons Herald
Lansing
Napoleon
Brooklyn
Jackson Department
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles
A. Fisher
the .U
George BE. Carothers
Paul P. Brainard
Katherine B. Green
John H. Muyskens
Howard Y. McClusky
Haarer’s
Quality Meat Market
West Michigan
Stine, Michigan
Clarence ‘E. Haarer
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