Central York Nurses Visit At On'i Grove School
The county nurse visited the On'i Grove school Monday. Mrs. John Golding spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza Phillips of Saline. Floyd Bird and John Bokayara plan California travel Wednesday for a job. The York Baptist church B Y P U met with Electa and Carlton Murray Friday. The Ladies' Society met with Mrs. Alice Richards of Milan Wednesday. Mrs. Alger Allison attended a Friendship class at Mrs. Lewis Ernst's home in Saline Monday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Degg of Bowling Green Ohio visit with sister Mrs. Jack Stecher. Mr. & Mrs. Alger Allison and son dined with his father, David Allison, in Macon. Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Bailey entertained Sunday in Saline township. Mrs. Leslie Bailey spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alfred Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harriso
Miss Smith
Bailey
Ann Arbor
Clarence Johnson
Tone Bailey
Saline Township
Leslie Bailey
Alfred Acton
High School Regiments Parade in Autumn Glory
In warlike pomp a school parade marches with banners flowing and autumn regiments described as gold and scarlet. The poem-like scene evokes vivid colors and school pride as sophomores aim to stand out bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autum
Hammond District Readers List Weekend Visits Across Town
A stream of local mentions covers Detroit visitors John Stimpson and Dean Gordon from East Lansing, Kalamazoo trips by several residents, and weekend gatherings with families in Ann Arbor, Belleville, and Milford. The page also features two long poems and student notes from eleventh grade through fourth grade, detailing class activities, football planning, and school events.
Methodist Church Notes Rev Bert Bole Pastor
Morning worship at 10 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school at 11 with Holmes supervising Epworth League at 3 30. Installation of local cabinet and Bible study and prayer service midweek. A Medford man brought a five legged frog to town with an extra limb near the left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Bert Bole
Epworth League
B. Brown
Medford
Ore
Applegate River
York Baptist Church Sermon and Services
York Baptist Church announces Sunday morning sermon The Widow and Two Mites preached by Pastor Harry C. Grimes. A prayer meeting is scheduled Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Baptist Church
Harry C. Grimes
Local social notes and a tube raft theft at Maumee
The notices record visits and visits by numerous families including Blanchs Pennington Briggs Collins Case and Biddle across Detroit Ann Arbor Toledo and Lansing with several weekend trips and dinners. A strange raft built entirely of inner tubes blocked a Maumee dock as its owner pursued a Detroit to Chicago route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumee
Ohio
Detroit
Chicago
Maumee River
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph River
Lake Michigan
Lacross
Blissfisid Advante
St John’s Larsen Church Bridgewater Ad Invites
Pastor Philipp of Bridgewater M C invites parishioners to Divine services at 34 3. m. and Sunday school. English services held every second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Larsen Church
Bridgewater
M.C. Philipp
Divine
Stockbridge Brief-Sun Life of a Paper Dollar
Fragmentary note reports Gh Memp at ms ER 1932 and discusses the life span of a paper dollar eight months with a remark about someone in Stockbridge not dying with one in hand. The readable text appears as a local brief with historical publication quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms ER
Stockbridge
Sampson used jawbone weapon shows universal war clubs
Sampson did not hold a monopoly on the jawbone weapon. Prof Robert Lehmann-Nitscher notes that many early fighters used lower jaw bones or stone and wooden clubs. The habit spans continents from Palestine to New Zealand and the Chatham Islands, linking ancient and later warriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Robert Lehmann-Nitscher
Berlin
Palestine
New Zealand
Chatham Islands
South Seas
Political chatter and strange wonders in one South Carolin a column
A rambling letter column mixes poll tips and oddities from Rock Hill to national politics. It jokes about dog control laws in South Carolina and cites a Swiss scientist and hoover era Promotions. It mentions radio rates and speculative electoral college talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
S. Cc
South Carolina
Emile Piccard
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Hoover
William D. Harkins
University of Chicago
F. D
Bronx
Western
New England
Columbia
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Dick Russell
Georgia
States Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
How One Woman Lost 32 Pounds of Fat
A weight loss pitch promises fat reduction by taking Kruschen Salts with hot water each morning. It claims noticeable fat loss in three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feeling body, while warning that Kruschen is not dangerous but comes with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christian Science Notes in Saline Church Services
The Saline Christian Science Society meets Sundays at 10:30 AM in the hall above Citizens Bank with Sunday school for pupils under twenty. A testimonial gathering is planned Wednesday at 7:30 PM. The lesson topic for October 23 is Probation after Death, with cited Bible verses and references to Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Harvest days are over in the United States, but many candidates still wonder about the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science ‘Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Christian Science Churches
Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Science
Mary. Baker Eddy
Aigner
United States
Local notes from Pittsfield and Clinton area visitants
Arthur Heininger attends a board meeting in Ann Arbor this week. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Albert Heininger and son Milton visit Walter Schulz and family. A Pine River area meeting at Fosdick school is planned for Friday evening. Clinton residents visit relatives, while road repairs on US 112 divert westbound traffic. Ladies from Clinton Congregational church travel to Ford’s Green Wick Village. Clinton’s historic inn era noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Heininger
Board of Supervisors
Ann Arbor
Albert Heininger
Milton
Walter Schulz
Fosdick
George Wheaman
Donald
Clinton
Eimer Johnston
FW. Schoenard
Walfred
Fred Tag
Charles Anglemyre
Anna Rue
Margie Hershmann
Frederick Hershmann
Detroit
Anton Regner
Dearborm
Harwood’s Corner
State Street
Clinton Congregational Church
Ford’s Green- Wick Village
Local social notes list visits and hospital stays
Miss Dorothy Halt hosted a Junior League wienie roast. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pennington stayed in Jackson. Junior Bigelow admitted to University of Michigan hospital for mastoid treatment. Minnie Day returned from Detroit after two weeks with friends. Floyd Totten of Detroit visited Lewis Kehoe family. Detroit visitors Mrs. Clara Brando and Mrs. Mille with two sons called on Miss Mary Sage. Mr. Gilmore and children of Milan spent Sunday with the Gilmore family. Mr. and Mrs. I E Spider and child from Butler, Pa. visited Mrs. Minnie Camburn and family. Ora Heath and family were called to Milan due to severe illness of sister Iras Fuller. Frank Liddle of Toledo visited his mother Matilda Tiddie who is ill. Mrs. FLT Day, Mrs. C B Mickle and Elva Richart with Mrs. Gertrude Conklin of Tecumseh visited cousin Maurice Howell in Lansing Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Allen
Stanley
Niles
R. C. Pennington
Toledo
P. K
Morgan
Anna. Harris
Chicago
Delos Biddle
Tia Biddle
Ann Arbor
Meta Bailey
Royal Oak
R. G. Sage
Byron “Rhoades
Detroit
Cat Hodges
Artin Weddle
Marion
Charles Lemphe
J. W. Howell
Adrian
Hawin Howell
Ann ‘Arbor
F. J
Clara, Guilford
Portland
Charles Slaght
Northville
CiCr Slaght
Camburr
Will Allen
Mary
Epworth League
Chelsea
L. W- Coller
Frank Beade
Dundee
Hon
Reynolds
Dorothy
Halt
Louis Pennington
Jackson
Junior Bigelow
U. of M. Hospital
Mosday
Minnie Day
T Detroit
Floyd Totten
Lewis Kehoe
Clara Brando
Mille
Mary Sage
and Wrank
Gilmore
Milan
Raly Gilmore
I.E
Spider and Childen
Butler
Ave
Hissinele
Iras Fuller
Frank Liddle
Matilda Tiddlé
Elva. Richart
Gertrude Conklin
Te ‘Oumseh
Mauricé Howell
Lansing
Dr Brown and A H Brown Tecumseh Bank Office Ad
Advertisement lists Dr D Brown and Dr A H Brown at 112 West Chicago Street Tecumseh Michigan near Lilley Street stairs. Mentions modern days and bank office hours from 8 to 5 daily, with Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brown
A.H. Brown
Tecumseh, Mich
Chicago St
Lilley, Bank
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Ontineo Regeet Wei
Central York
High School News
Hall
Elizabeth
Harwood
Hammond District
John Stimpson
Elmer Stimpson
Harold. Hammond
Dean Gordon
East Lansing
B. D. Hammond
Robert Hammond
Kalamazoo
Adrian. Elfman
Joan
Kerry Gordon
Ypsilanti
Bliss Curtiss
Walter Gordon
Sons
Hovey Needham
Andrew Girbach
Gottlieb Girbach
Luther Hamlin
Mildred
Glen Hamlin
Hazel Horton
Faye Marie
George Eberle
Kenneth Gordon
Lia
Donald Stimpson
Hem
Owosso
Mable Needham
Geors
Adrian Lee Mongay
E. Forsythe
Ialma
Ann Axbor
Claude Gilbert
Elizabeth Ann
Vera Goodin
Harold, Hammond
Herman Mehler
Clinton Surd
Adrian Elisman
E. J. Forsythe
Ralph Hammond
Robert
Mary McMann
Hila
And
Mirs
Harry Lane
Milford
Agai
Thor
Hosten
George Wood
Lorenz Hertler
Smith
Julia Haas
Vierence Wiedmayer
Keer
Jupor
Gross
Alvin Marion
Ove
Hedding
Hunt
Burkhart
Westpaal
Lucille Rogers
Ellsworth
Losee
Velma_Jedele
Leland Dicks
Emogene Koebbe
Burg
Niethamme
Leonard Markham
Serena Hertler
George ‘Wood
Mae Schroon
Kalder
Warren Gross
Leonard Niethammer
Harvey Bherle
In'v
The
U. of M
Edgar Allen Poe
Merford
C Citizenship
Kenneth, Heininger
Charles Collins
Dale *Posdick
Alice Rentechler
Mary Hien
Eileen Moehn
Herbert Westphal
Shirley Stevenson
Librar
Eileen Mioehn
Kenneth Dieterle
Bobby
Bat
Blanchs
Adah. Ganoing
H. W. Payne
Blyf. Pennington
Farola Briggs
Russell Collins
Guy Collins
M. B. Case
Fort ‘Wayne, Td
Franklin. Perry
C. C. Slaght
L. H Camburn
Flint
E. B. Slaght
Inez Lyon
Myron Rebi
Son
J M ‘Williams
Karl Bruce
C. 0. Biddle
Conrad Butler
Horace B. Johnston
Christian Science Notes
Pittsfield
DETRO
Edison Co
Mermash
Manamar
Saline Mercantile
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