Central York Notes and Local Connections
Central York society pages list residents visiting relatives, out-of-town trips, and social events. Names include Aaron Canine, Helen Schroen, Mrs. Jesse Bird, Howard Richards, Miss Mary Jackson, Miss Mildred Richards, Mrs. Anna Kelsey, and many others with Ann Arbor Milan Ypsilanti Toledo Peters burg and Detroit mentions. A tenth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murray is noted with pot luck supper. Frank Holcomb of Toledo is interred with services in Mooreville. survivors include wife and son Reginald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Richards
Ypsilanti
Andrew Murray
Ban
the Ridge
Dan Murray
John Gooding
Anna
Kelsey
Frank Holcomb
Toledo
Mooreville
Holcomb
Saline High School
Reginald
Ernest Greenfield
David Goheen
Iwitam
Miss la Montonye
Ann Arbor
Marshall Tontonys
Fred Lewis
Ana Diugiuiker
Jeaty
Henry Bruckner
Fred Reese
Barbara Mohrhaint
Hi W. Gilman
Timothy Josephians
Seattle
Washington
Neodore Josenhans
Harry Rhoades
Aaron Westfall
Annie Haslick
C. D. Harmon
Louella
Sitvime
Breining and Beettner Families, Local Weekend News
Weekend visits and social gatherings across Michigan towns are noted. Miss Rose Breining visits Ann Arbor friends and hosts Katherine Schaible Donald Berkley and Frank Howe. Selma Beettner and Grover Alber wed in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. Lueckhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bersuder
Amp. Arbor
Rose Breining
Ann Arbor
Katherine Schaible
Donald Berkley
Milan
Frank Howe
Azalia
Selma Beettner
This
Grover Alber
Detroit
Frederick Lueckhoff
Freedom
Community Notes From West Mooreville and Nearby
Local residents and visitors are listed in a long social update detailing ill health, visits between families in West Mooreville and nearby towns. Notable incidents include Eugene Gray’s severe injuries from a hit and run near a neighbor’s home and his subsequent hospitalization in cold conditions.
Whooping cough closes Central Lods school in district 13
The Central Lods district 13 school is closed due to a whooping cough outbreak affecting children including Arthur Drake's offspring. Numerous social calls and family visits are noted around the area as residents tend to illness and keep contact with relatives such as Mayer, Kress, Hirth, and Ernnest Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Drake
Laverne Moore
William Lindemann
Ernest Mayer
York Township Farm Receives New P T A Officers
Mr and Mrs George Paine return from Ypsilanti to take charge of their York township farm. Oakgrove Parent Teacher Association held its second regular meeting at the schoolhouse with a new constitution, new members enrolled, a program, refreshments, and games. Next meeting set for November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
George Paine
Ypsilan
York Township
Oakgrove Parent-Teacher Association
West Saline Social Visits Across the Area
Carl and Henry Graf drove to Jackson Saturday to visit relatives and returned Sunday. William Wackenhut and Miss Viola Hollis called on Mr. and Mrs. Matt Seeger Sunday evening. Lydia Wackenhut visits Bridgewater relatives. Feldkamp hosts Rew ben Feldkamp and family from Pittsfield. Zahn and son visit with Bredernitz family. Vaneman from Findlay visits Smiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Henry Graf
Jackson
William Wackenhut
Viola Hollis
Matt Seeger
Lydia Wackenhut
Herman Wackenhut
Bridgewater
George Feldkamp
Rewben Feldkamp
Pittsfield
Thomas Zahn
Amidi
Fred Jedele
Scio
Henry Bredernitz
Frank Vaneman
Findlay
Ohio
Jacob Smith
South Saline Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Raymond Johnston is on the sick list. Detroit visitor Mrs. Ei I. Gollins called Tuesday. Fred Teufel and daughter Doris visited with Mrs. Hari. Neighbors attended Macon church fair. Albert Johnston and family spent time with Raymond Johnston. J. J. Walters stayed with daughter Mrs. Bert Kuder. Sam Westlake and daughters from Milan visited Albert Cross. Leon Vealey family visited Ma tilda Liddle. Ann Arbor’s Mrs. Kladys Woodworth stayed with Frank Stilts. Saline residents, George and Har Kuder hosted visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei I. Gollins
Detroit
Fred Teufel
Doris
Hari. Kader
Macon
Albert Johnston
Raymond Johnston
J. J. Walters
Bert Kuder
Sam Westlake
Milan
Albert Cross
Leon Vealey
Matilda Liddle
Kladys Woodworth
Ann Arbor
Frank Stilts
United States Apple and Potato Crop Forecast Hopeful
The latest estimate shows a large commercial apple crop, about 2,000,000 barrels more than last year, with 33,104,000 barrels in 1923. Michigan apples forecast at 1,994,000 barrels. Washington tops last year by over 2,000,000. Potatoes rise nationwide in September but October total remains 5,000,000 bushels below 1922. Michigan crop down from 37,842,000 to 32,970,000. Distribution improves with East seeing larger supplies, easing railroad handling and farm prices without higher consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verte H. Church
Agricultural Statistician
L. Whitney Watkins
Michigan
New York
Illinois
Missouri
Washington
United States
Verne H. Church
U. & Agricultural Staitistican
Commissioner of Agriculture
New England
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Market Report Prices for Butter Hogs and Grain
Market report lists butter at 45 cents Higgs at 40 cents cattle 4 to 5 cents hogs 7 cents sheep 4 to 5 cents corn 1414 oats 55 cents wheat 1.03 chickens old 15 cents chickens spring 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgs
Livestock and Farm Equipment Auction Notice
Holstein cows sheep hogs and other farm stock from William Harwood near Ann Arbor plus numerous hoes and tools go under the hammer. Cattle are bred or due to freshen in November and January with tests for tuberculosis. Sows pigs and other livestock are listed with weights and counts. Furniture implements include plows harness sulkies mowers and hay. Terms require cash under ten dollars and nine month notes at seven percent on larger sums. Auction notices note Harwood will attend to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Forsythe
William Harwood
Ann Arbor
Harwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central York
Aaron Canine
Helen Schroen
Jesse Bird
Mrs. Alger Allison
Lison
Julius
Rudolph
Hertler
Anna Kelsey
Mary Hertier
Harry. Eddington
Bertha Hertier
Hill Auditorium
Arthur Boatwright
Guy Richards
Sunday
Roy
Béulah Richards
Cook
William Kelsey
John, Gooding
S. Kleversant
Samuel Craig
J. W. Zable
Petersburg
Fred Dagie
Bowling Green
Jacob Stecher
York Baptist Sunday School
Camino
Andrew. Murray
Marioni Murray
Superbs Township
John Murray
Elizabeth Locke
Portsmouth
Ohbioz
Oscar Bersuder
Fred Boettner
Manchester
Ada Turrell
Somerset
Jennings Hartlein
David ‘Thrasher
Charles Mead
George’ Harrison
Dorothy
Blissfield
Chauncey Manley
West Mooreville
John
Wilmot
James Snoddy
Bennsyl
Vanias
Carl Bairtels
Orville Rhoades
Harmon Bartals
Ila Hendershot
Mildred Sutherland
Sivem
Laisy Lavender
Miss Lavender
E. C. Stollenbaugh
Rising Sum Ohio
Almus Hale
Mr. Hale
George Sherman
John Dee Goldsmith
Ia Hendershot
Beulah Graig
Hendershot
Hazeldine Goldsmith
W. S. Day
Pauline Day
Clyde Gauntlett
Edgar Forsythe
Kalamazoay
Theodore Josenhans
William Gauntlett
Kalamazoo
Eugene Gray
Carles
Lods
Elizabeth and
Paul Mayer
Luella, Elmer
Adelia Hirth
Edward Jedele
Guy Combs
Libbie Spathelf
Canton
Bert. Moore
Lavertte
Mr. i
Mrr
John Mayer
Emanuail Alber
Mary Grosshans
Leo Kress
S. J. Kress
Otto Blaess
Alton
Hirlest Mayer
Fred Mayer
Warren
Ernnest Mayer
Miily Steward
Mildred
Theodore Steward
Blanche Manor
Ynsilanti Normal
John Manor
Ernest Hirth
Fnrst
George Blumenaur
Salem, Oregon
JL Kress
Will Lindemann
Fred Hicks
St Joseph Hospital
Herman Wegner
Keege Harbor
Karl Schaffer
Fred Wagner
Cooyell
Pontiac
York-Pittsfield
West Saline
South Saline
John Camburn
Saline
George Kuder
Har] Kuder
Hugh Craig
Helen
Carol Pierce
Hannah Hendershot
Kilburn
Harry Tucky
Tecumseh
Ed. Mantini
Frank
Alonzo Kuder
Wheeler's Pharmacy
Market Report
Léwis School
Poland
China
Syracuse
J. W. Beam
Guy Thompson
Holland
Harris Seed Store
5Th Ave
F.o.b
Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
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