Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Pauline Philling of Ypsilanti spent Sunday at a home in Bridgewater. Numerous residents including the Bersuders, Winnegar, Schaible, Hinger, Finkbeiner, Hogan, Schade family, and others traveled between Detroit Ann Arbor Toledo and local towns. Mrs Priester prepares to return to Los Angeles after weeks here. Several guests joined Frank Riedel and family for Sunday visitors and the Schaefer family enjoyed lakeside time at Van Dercook Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Schade
Detroit
Emil
Gdiss
Hana Scher
Berger
Dora
Rayworth
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Blum
Howard
Julian
Osear Blum
Tecumseh
Georeze Rhin
Frank Riedel
Raymond Rohrich
Frank Frane
Theresa Kanival
Martin fSehaible
Locetta
Norman
Saline
Will Schumacher
Inflation Complaints Face Contentment With Dollar
Citizens mutter about American dollar purchasing power but admit benefits. The text presents a stubborn stance that holding dollars offers advantages despite concerns about value.
Incubator Owner Praises Rat Snap to Save Baby Chicks
Mrs Mary Graves Pell recounts buying an incubator three years ago and earning money until rats stole chicks. A friend’s RAT SNAP cake killed two dead rats and then the problem vanished. The ad promotes three sizes 35 cents 65 cents and 1 25 sold by E J Muir and C Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din
Keanery
Silo project and social visits headline Central York notes
Central York society pages report Jesse Bird beginning a silo project. Numerous visits occur across Ann Arbor Milan Monroe Ypsilanti Flint Fenton and Carlton with families including Stecher Kelsey Murray Gooding LeBaron and VanHouten. School starts at Oakgrove with Miss Alice Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kelsey
Milan
Andrew Murray
Jacob Stecher
John Gooding
Alger Allison
Wirt LeBaron
Norabel
Inez LeBaron
Mary Cobb
Flint
Fenton
Judd
Charles Obee
Donald
Byron Obee
Kansas City
Mary Murray
Margaret
Beatrice Schroen
Gertrude Korndorfer
Mildred, Richards
Valeda ‘Stecher
Gentleman and family visits noted in Ann Arbor and Tecumseh
South Saline reports Mrs Frank Stilts and family visiting Ann Arbor Monday. Everett Hanson of Tecumseh teaches in Gleason district as school opens. Several families from Toledo Detroit and Tecumseh are listed visiting relatives and friends during the weekend and Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stilts
Ann Arbor
Gleason
Everett. Hanson
Tecumseh
Donald
Sarah Shulls
William Beslick
Ora Losse
Ellsworth
Toledo
West Mooreville and area attend school openings and visits
West Mooreville Mrs Leroy Harris has been ill this week. Mecoreville school opened Monday with Miss Amelia Shantz and Miss Jean LeBaron as teachers. Sutherland school district No 5 in Pittsfield township opened Monday with Miss Ila Hendershot as teacher. Several families Trinidad, Detroit and Indianapolis visits noted including Mr. and Mrs. Abe Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. David Brabeau, Mr. and Mrs. H Co Brownell and Miss Anna Brownell, and Edith Westfall’s trip to Indianapolis to see cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Harris
Alfred Lewis
Lewis School
Dorothy Orras
Asa van Wormer
Detroit
Harry Denifison
Henry Bruckner
Colt
Jamesfale
Mecoreville
Amelia Shantz
Jean LeBaron
Abe Davenport
Smith
Frankfort
David Brabeau
John Moon
H. Co. Brownell
Anna Brownell
M. BE. McMullen
Loyal Bush
Allinois
Mars
Edith Westfall
Indianapolis
Indiana
John Martin
Sutherland
Pittsfield Township
Ila Hendershot
Birthdays as Subscriptions Insurance for Towns
An editor jokes subscribers should date renewal on birthdays and pay a yearly subscription, claiming most live to renew. He mocks life insurance and proposes public ads and municipal accident insurance via city ordinances. An ad promotes RAT-SNAP rat poison with testimonials and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haron Colo. Herald
Itet
Institute Municipal Accident Insurance
Wizard Fuel Additive Claims Decarbonizes Engines
An advertisement touts Wizard as a gasoline and distillate additive that prevents carbon buildup and improves ignition, speed, and mileage. It promises a 25 to 40 percent mileage increase, claims reduced fuel use, and a money back guarantee, pricing one dollar per box of hundred tablets.
Field seed corn urged for Michigan farmers
Michigan farmers are urged to select seed corn from top Varieties to meet rising demand. Prof. J F Cox head of the Michigan Agricultural College farm crops department notes that high quality Michigan grown seed corn sold out last spring despite 1920 being a banner year. He promotes field selection to prepare for an even larger demand next year as the state strengthens its corn status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
J. F. Coax
Cox
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Bridgewater
Pauline Philling
Ypsilantia
Helen
Rudolph Bersuder
Ann Arbo
Lawrence Winnegar
Brooklyn
Louetta
Schaible
Ohio
Mrs. Erwin Hminger
Messrs
John Finkbeiner
James Hogan
Thersa Schwab
Gertrude Bersuder
Ang
Amanda Henes
Raymond
Jksah Bersuder
Aaron
Girbach
Vandercook Lake
Marguerite
Z. Kanival
K. Rodrich
Owen
Frankie
Dean Brizes
Adrian
Louis Schellenberger
Ermine
Dawn Arbor
Henne
Iown
Erwin Klager
Will Smith
Louise Clissier
Michael Klager
Louetta Schaible
Mary Graves
Central York
Jesse Bird
Veleda Stecher
Josephine VanHouten
Frank Kelsey
Paus
Carlton
Sanborne
Godnow
Gage
George
Elvira
Edna
Franklin
Frank Franklin
Alfred LeBaron
South Saline
Everett Collins
Earl Kutler
J. J. Walters
Grace and
Selma Morgan
Marjorie Morgan
Helen Craig
Willard Hall
Leon’ Hall
Dorothy
Nathan Dibble
E. J. Fair
BE. J. Muir
Staebler ~Kempf Oil Co
J. Fred Staebler
Staebler Oil Co
Aan Arbor
P. R. Kempf
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
Sinclair Gasoline
Sinclair Kerosene
Sinclair Oils
Moahile
E. J. Muir
West Mooreville
H. W. Gilman
Frank
Asa VanWormer
Mary Gilman
Harold McLachlam
Miss.Gilman
Salta
Edward J. Muir
Bower
Furs
Fordson
Wiedman Auto Company
Sabine, Mich
Buick
Flint, Michigan
T. E. Schaible
Ypsilant