Central York social notes and local visits
Alger Allison was on the sick list Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mary Murray visited her brothers and families last week. John D Allison spent Sunday afternoon with Robert Hopps of Munger Road. The York Baptist Sunday school held its annual picnic at Island. Mr and Mrs Tracy LeBaron and son of Ypsilanti called at John Gooding's home Wednesday evening. Mrs Alger Allison hosted a progressive party for Mrs Philip Brenion of California Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
Mary Murray
John D
Helen Fisher
Ann Arbor
Hugh Craig
Britton
Roscoe
Hildegarde Metzger
Detroit
Harold Kutler
Navin Field
Doris
Gilbert
Inez Spence
Lloyd
Leonard Clark
Ronald Pilbeam
Macon
Burt Osborne
Nola
Geraldine Angulmyer
Clinton
Hailie Jane Mehler
Elmer Roe
Wolf Creek
O. S. Evans
Maurine Kopka
Harold Woodworth
Ridge Road
Clayton Bigelow
Gon
Herman
Mehler
Hallie Janesie
Ralph
James Young
Ann. Arbor
Durward Young
Ralph Hammond
Herman Mehler
Harold Hammond
Philip Drum
Paul Metzger
Martha Glover
Henry Howard
Ypsilanti
Frank Stilts
Floyd Spence
Floyd, Jr
Martinsville
Belleville
Carol Halbert
New York State
Ernest Maschino
Flint
Harold ,Kutler
Tecumseh
Robert .Welch
Dick Kleinschmidt
Albert Cross
Mr. Cross
Ernest Cross
Ohio
Merle Cross
Jim Wirth
York
Hale
Longlakes
Muskegon
Labor Day
Roscoe Craig
Little Son
Jerome DuFour
Upper Peninsula
Wisconsin
Iowa
Jerry Bitteratt
Saline 4-H Club
Washtenaw County Fair
South Saline
Lipstock
John and
William
Hendershot
Bob Spence
Junior Bigelow
Ralph Mehler
Duane Robison
Community Notes From Mooreviece Area
Ill Floyd Gkriong recovers from illness. Mrs. Anna Shawn visited Saline friends. Miss Patricia Murray of Milan stayed with cousin Miss Lois Holcomb. Mrs. VanHouten visited Mrs. Sarah Ann Warner at G F Holcomb home. Many attended York church Sunday school picnic Thursday at Island Jake. George Squires of Garden City visited Loyal Kanitz family. Jean Long spent time with grandparents Tang in Azalia. Earl Gordon joined Milan ladies to Greenfield Village Dearborn, rotunda visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long and Mary Lou with Cassidy at Monroe. Mrs. Gust Grams tours Michigan and Canada with daughter and husband Sauch. Mrs. Edward Guenther hosted birthday party for daughter Pauline sixteenth with ice cream cake jello and lemonade. Pauline received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd .Gkriong
Anna Shawn
Saline Friends
Patricia Murray
Milan
Lois Holcomb
VanHouten
Sarah Ann Warner
F. Holcomb
York’ Church
Island Jake
George Squires
Garden City
Loyal Kanitz
Dia
Jean Long
Burton Tang
Azalia
Harry Cassidy
Monroe
Gust Grams
Melvin Sauch
Detroit
Michigan
Canada
Edward Guenther
Miss Pauline
Pauline
South Saline social notes highlight visits and trips
A long list of residents and guests from South Saline visit relatives in Detroit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor and Windsor. Many local families host celebrate attend 4 H Club activities plan trips to Wisconsin Iowa and Muskegon. The column also notes Social Security requirements urging workers to carry account numbers and employers to report wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Hammond District social notes show wide visiting network
A long list of visits and weekend stays across Hammond District includes Vaughn Yoder in Romulus, Mrs. Hammond's California trip, and numerous gatherings with Gilbert, Forsythe, Gordon, and Hammond families. The column closes with a quotation from Daniel Ravenel Jr. about liberalism and power.
Bridgewater School Opens With New Teacher
Bridgewater School opened Monday with Miss Harris named as the new teacher. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending church events this week.呂
Local notices reflect a busy Macon week and distant cold
Macon residents host, visit and travel with relatives across Michigan and Ohio. A long list of callers includes Hendershot, Collins, Day and Beal families. Separate notes mention record cold in Montana and Wyoming and archives at Texas Christian University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brite College of the Bible
Texas Christian University
Basal
Germany
Richard Harding
Michigan Tourism Must Be Paid For By All State Residents
Labor Day signals a mass exodus from Michigan resorts with highways and trains crowded for Detroit and Chicago. Lakes and streams generate about 315 million dollars yearly, a tourism powerhouse that affects both city and rural life across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
United States
California
Florida
Michigan leads cars and tourism to dominate its economy
The article notes Michigan manufactures about 90 percent of the world’s automobiles and that its tourism sector rivals California in value. It also mentions a 1940 farm labor unity push, led by Iran Wilmoth of Adrian, as the CIO and Farmers Union weigh collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Commonwealths
Detroit
Europe
United States
New York
Hollywood
California
American Automobile Association
Wisconsin
Maine
Minnesota
Greenville
C.I. O
Michigan Farmers Union
Iran Wilmoth
Adrian
Homer Martin
Grand Rapids
Farmers Union
C.I.U
Matin
Washington
John L. Lewis
Democratic Congress
Wilmoth
C. I
Worker Insight Sparks City Co Operative Debate
A speaker argues that co operatives in the city would collapse if middlemen cut prices and workers fled to cheaper goods elsewhere. He questions the average factory worker's understanding of farm problems and market forces.
Michigan agencies push temperance education and regulation
The Michigan Brewers Association funds an educational drive to promote Michigan beer while the liquor control commission and Dr. Eugene B. Elliott promote a sane consumption program. A bulletin on Alcohol and Narcotics supports teachers with factual alcohol information as the state taxes alcohol and attempts to temper the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Brewers’ Association
State Liquor Control Commission
Eugene B. Elliott
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Liquor by the Glass Policy Debated by Local Bodies
Deadline of September 18 for local actions on liquor by the glass is set as about 2000 restaurants and hotels statewide may sell by the glass. Legislature opened door to dispensation but permits hard liquor only for bona fide hotels and restaurants. Liquor license refunds to municipalities totalled 1,977,345 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British West Indies
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sugar Beet Prospects in Michigan Fields and Factories
Prospects of a strong sugar beet crop drive anticipation across Alma St Louis Blissfield Mt Pleasant with weigh stations ready by October 1. The belt spans 27000 acres and yields about 270000 tons, supporting thousands of factory workers and many transport jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Alma
St. Louis
Blissfield
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan highway system keeps roads safe and efficient
The Michigan State Highway Department emphasizes safe well kept roads for residents and visitors. It describes detours calcium chloride dust control and dust suppression methods during construction and maintenance to minimize traffic disruption. The department operates year round using modern equipment to speed up paving resurfacing and snow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Highways
Michigan State Highway Department
Highway Department
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Central York
Jerry
DR. H. S. Gildard
West Michigan Ave
Saline
A. d. Warren Tornado
Jim Finnell
Observer
Ifordson
Servis Chevrolet
Dexter
Main
Chicago St
Wayne Soap Co
Tecumseh, Mich
Saline Mercantile CO
Garrick
Chester Morris
Helen Mack
Bob Allen
Elaine Shepherd
Jean Harlow
Robert Taylor
Adolphe Menjou
Loretta Young
Metropole
Mooreviecle Tee
Hammond District
George Needham
Vaughn Yoder
Romulus
Clarke Gordon- A. W. Lewis
Indianapolis
Ind
Doris Gilbert
Betty Morton
Robert Love
Claude Gilbert
John Moody
E. J. Forsythe
Junior
Ronald Horton
Kenneth Gordon
E. D. Hammond
Dean
Paul ‘Catey
Grand Lodge
Floyd Catey
Alberta
Fred Stimpson
Saginaw
Ernest Needham
Clara, Kanouse
Roland Staggemier
Jackson
Hevey Needham
Glen Gordon
Gladys.o’brien
Shirley Mae
Margery Gotts
Delores
Homer Holstein
Charles Deem
Maude Deem
R. G.deem
William. Taylor
Maxine
Stimpson
Daniel Ravenel, Jr
Bridgewater
Miss Harris
Paul Harvey
Sigmund Klager
Michael Klager
Ann’ Arbor
Erwin Klager
Raymond Meyer
Alice’ Mae Steele
Mary
Ernst
Carlene. Hinderer
Elmer Hinderer
Forest Dillenham
Caroline Ernst
John Noein
Carl Thomas
Toledo
Clara Hendershot
Détroit
Hattie Read
Carl Hawkins
Ira Raymond
B. ¥. Pennington
Ford Hospital
Jack Hanna
Coldwater
Floyd Robey
Frank Miller
Baird
Texas
F. J. Day
Mary Osgood
Pleasant
Fred Gorton
R. G. Sage
Nona Phelps
Co. C. Staght
Wellie McGlue
Clarence Hail
Dorothy Hal
William Ufer
Stryker
Thomas
Edward Ainsworth
Edward
H.H. Wooster
A. J. Beal
Chester Beal
Sam Calkins
Elroy
Carleton
Robert Calkins
Otto Schoolmaster
Ellen Collins
Smith Road
Maurice Pennington
Ridgeway
Gillespie
Clare Gillespie
Pine Lake
Ida van Valkenburg
Zoann
Marjorie Hyland
Derry
N. H
Clara, Hendershot
Alita Collins
L. W. Caller
Don Bilby
Fay Bilby
Rena Bailey
Ogden
S. B Scott
Myron Winters
F. H. Stimpson
Hattie Robison
Stephen Hasted
Rosene Hendershot
Royal Oak
Montana
Wyyoming
Michigan Mirror
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
U. S
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