Local Farm Losses and Community Gatherings Reported
John Hanser reported the loss of a good cow last week in Central York. Percy Craig of Mooreville called on John Gooding Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Richards of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with John Gooding. Mrs Hattie Murray and Mrs Joni Gooding were supper guests of Roeland Remington Thursday. York Baptist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Houk’s home in Milan Thursday. Mrs Alger Allison attended a Presbyterial meeting in Milan with Saline ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Craig
Mooreville
John Gooding
Fred. Richards
Ann Arbor
Hattie Murray
Joni Gooding
Roeland Remington
York Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
JUDD DISTRICT VISITORS AND EXTENDED FAMILY GATHERINGS
Detroit visitors Will Laeno and the Milkeys came Saturday. Mrs D G Richards and Mrs Hobart Richards visited Hobart Richards at Howell sanatorium Friday. Mrs Sidney Yave and Florine Richards of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at D G Richards. Margaret McHarg and daughter Margaret Walburn of Athens Ohio visited grandchildren Raymond Waldron and Pauline Riggs over the weekend. Anna Riggs entertained brothers Fred and Albert Reed sister Maud Whitlock and nephew Fred die Reed of New Lexington Ohio the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Laeno
Misses Milkey
Detroit
D. G. Richards
Hobart Richards
Howell
Sidney Yave
Florine Richards
Ann Arbor
Margaret McHarg
Margaret Walburn
Athens
Raymond, Waldron
Pauline Riggs
Anna Riggs
Fred
Albert Reed
Maud. Whitlock
Freddie Reed
New Lexington
Sutherland PTA Holds First Meeting at School House
The Sutherland P T A opened its first gathering with a brief business session and a varied program under Mrs. Richard Pentney featuring songs reading violin solo and vocal performances by local students. Mrs Fred Rowe oversaw refreshments for about 50 attendees. A Halloween party is planned for Friday evening at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pentney
George Lavender
Dorene Bird
Ann Arbor
Arthur Wilson
Harrison Harwood
Frederick Reading
Selma Jane Rowe
Ernestine Wilson
Fred Rowe
Two Detroiters Injured in Collision With Trailer
Miss Romona Ramone and John Kosibi of Detroit were slightly hurt when their westbound car struck the rear of a broken down trailer on a highway four miles west of the city. Ramone suffered lacerations to the left eye and leg. Kosibi had facial cuts. They were taken to University hospital. A truck driver said the trailer was being repaired and two flares and a mud flashlight were in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ramone
John Kosibi
Detroit
Romona
Kosibi
University Hospital
Local Social Notes Highlight Ypsilanti and Saline Residents
South Saline residents and neighboring communities are noted in social items. Roscoe Craig holds a position at Ypsilanti State hospital while households from Adrian to Clinton and Ann Arbor host visits, gatherings, and family events. The Macon Community club met with 125 attendees and heard Joseph Howell of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Craig
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Harold Kutler
Adrian
Leon Vealey
Ann Arbor
Helen Pierce
Clinton
Walter Craig
Albert Fillian
New York City
Amos Luckhardt
Bernadine Bartlett
Ann, Arbor
Earl Kutler
Frank Stilts
Harry Tuckey
Tecumset
Burt Gleason
Ypsilanti
Madge Garrett
Floyd Cross
Albert Cross
Leota
George Garrett
Oak Grove
Merl Cross
Britton
South Lyon
Belle Kuder
Carroll Kuder
Stilts-Kuder
Fred Greenfield
Guy
Clayton
Earl Kuder
Donald Craig
Te‘cumseh
Hugh Craig
Alonzo Kutler
Donald
Herbert Gilmore
Geraldine Kuder
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Harold Kuder
Ray Galloway
Plymouth
Clifford Mansfield
Floyd Spence
Alonzo Kuder
John Kuder
Macon Community Club
Joseph Howell
Tulsa
Ola
Sammond District social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Rothbury resident Tom Gilbert visits son E. M. Gilbert. Many locals host and visit friends across Clinton Whittaker Detroit Lansing Britton and Saline. Farewell party for Mary Cornish as she plans move to Saline. electric iron gift. Community diaries end with a humorous potato patch remark.
Teufel Spente Nuptials Performed On Saturday
Miss Doris Teufel daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Teufel Britton and Clyde Spence son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Spence Saline were married at the home of Rev B F Holmes Trinity St Paul Episcopal church Monroe on Saturday evening October 24. Attendants were Miss Ella Spence and Mr Eldred Evans. The couple will reside in Monroe where Spence works for Detroit Edison Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Teufel
Fred Teufel
Britton
Clyde Spence
Floyd Spence
Saline
Trinity St. Paul Episcopal
Monroe
Teufel
Ella Spence
Simons Music Study Club Holds First Year Meeting
The Simons Music Study club met at Mrs L Simons home in Ypsilanti for the year’s first gathering. Officers were elected and students contributed four B P a piece. Saline participants included Maxine Fosdick Jean Fosdick Hileen Moehn and Jane Alexand piano solos with vocal numbers by Mrs Alexander and Mrs Mae Schroen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons Music Study Club
G. T. Alexander
Max Fosdick
Louise Schroen
Local social notes and visits around Ann Arbor and area
Mrs. Haas visited Mrs. Kate Alber in West Saline on Tuesday. Mrs. Ernest Mann was an Ann Arbor visitor Saturday. Reuben Hartman and Billie Carr made trips to Ann Arbor and East Lansing for events. The Gordon Baking Company station at Bridgewater shut four days last week. Ernest Mann and his wife attended an Eastern Star card party in Manchester. Mrs. May Bowersey and daughters Marguerite and Lucille visited their brother C. W. Carr in Ann Arbor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haas
Kate Alber
Ernest Mann
Ann Arbor
Reuben Hartman
Billie Carr
East Lansing
Georgetown
Gordon Baking Company
Bridgewater
Manchester Lodge Hall
May Bowersey
Marguerite
Lucille
C. W. Carr
Local Social News From Clinton Road
Mrs Karl Hertler is reported on the sick list. Miss Lorena Seeger of Ann Arbor visited with her parents. Mrs West and family of Detroit spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs George Bondie. Mr and Mrs Robert Finkbinner and son were Sunday guests of the Hertlers. Rosa Wiedman and daughter Alma were guests of the Chapins. Willard Wilma and Pauline Hertler spent the weekend with grandmother Rosina Wahl. The Jacob Winkbeiner family and John Finkbeiner family visited Finkbeiner relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gilbert
Rothbury
E. M. Gilbert
E. O. Stimpson
Clinton
Thelma Brown
Nora Gordon
Kerry Gordon
Detroit
Whittaker
Mable Needham
Arthur Miller
Elmer Sstimpson
Ralph Hammond
Robert Love
Bobby
H. M. Gilbert Clarke
Gordon
M. S
Hast Lansing
Robert Young
George Uphaus
Harold Hammond
Mable Case
Ruth Bond
C. N. Haston
Britton
Mary Cornish
Glenn Gordon
C. W Gauntlett
Ridge Road
Hazel Gordon
Rose Gilmore
Mary McMann
Hilla McMann
Emmett Allen
Bridgewater
Karl Hertler
Lorena Seeger
Ann Arbor
West
George Bondie
Robert Finkbinner
Rosa Wiedman
Alma
Chris. Braun
Willard
Wilma
Pauline Hertler
Rosina Wahl
Jacob Winkbeiner
Finkbeiner Brothers
John Finkbeiner
Sebastian Finkbeiner
How One Woman Lost 29 Pounds of Fat
An ad promoting Kruschen Salts claims a daily half teaspoon in hot water will reduce fat in weeks. It promises skin clarity, youthful feeling, and weight loss measured on scales with a four week supply available nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Use Your Head on Prohibition Observance
The Lansing State Journal urges thoughtful action on the 18th Amendment. It cites alleged shifts in drink statistics and calls for constructive ideas to influence votes, warning that reform should move forward and avoid greater evils under any plan proposed by brewers or merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing State Journal
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Central York
John Hanser
Judd
Rayon
South Saline
Sammond District
Ive Shenn and Son
George Saffron
Toledo
Frank Korcel
Howard City Record
Wil Makex
That City
West Saline
Clinton Road
William Martin
Charles Schroen
Erwin Schroen
W.C
A. R. Burkhardt
Saline, Michigan
Yale
Chris. Volz
White Star Gasoline
Pennsylvania—Mobil—Staroleum Oils
Fin
Sanford Hardware Company
Builders Hardware
Sanford Hardware Cor
Ne. Saline, Michigan
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