Social callers and visits noted across Michigan towns
Mary Crossman of Jackson guests Mrs. Carol Kutler. Mills Swick at Vineyard Lake with Arlo Russell. Elva Richart visits Detroit friends. Will Allen and daughter from Ann Arbor visit Mrs. Rose Day. Crittenden of Howell stays with uncle W. H. Crittenden. Alten and family of Ann Arbor guests of Meda Sones. Fousts from Van Wert visit Lawrence Foust. Howard Miller of Detroit visits Schuyler Crittenden. Victor Randall of Sedville guests Frank and Mrs. Randall. Koebbe and Scudder attend Florida reunion in Holloway. Irene Conklin of Detroit visits Ellsworth Collins. Miville Higgins family motor to Blissfield Day. Julius Crittenden returns from Detroit visit. William Schoolmaster of Carleton visits Otto Schoolmaster. Harold Briggs of Detroit spends weekend with W. H. Crittenden. Ralph Mills and Blanch Mills visiting Burlington and Kalamazoo. Williams and Mansfield families attend State Fair. F. M. Smith and Ralph of Ypsilanti visit B Himer Camburn. Arthur Morrow and Mrs. Eliza Demara of Genoa, N. Y. stay with Frank Day. Bernice Miller family of Toledo spending week here. Elmer Camburn and Wilma Briggs attend birthday party for Mrs. B. F. Pennington in Tecumseh. Mrs. Gus Creger recovering at home after University Hospital operation. Robert Barnes returns to Waterville, O., from visit with Clare Camburn. Elizabeth Bliss and Margaret McCormick return from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crossman
Jackson
Carol Kutler
Mills Swick
Vineyard Lake
Arlo Russell
Elva Richart
Detroit
John Koebbe
B. S. Scudder
Florida
Holloway
Erwin Conklin
Irene
Ellsworth Collins
Miville Higgins
Blissfield Moaday
Julius Crittenden
John Betser
William Schoolmaster
Carleton
Otto Schoolmaster
Harold Briggs
Briggs
W. H. Crittenden
F. M. Smith
Ralph
Ypsilanti
Bhimer Cam
Arthur Morrow
Eliza’Demara
Gena
Frank Day
Bernice Miller
Jeanette
Betty
Dorothy
Toledo
Elmer Camburn
Wilma Briggs
Tecumseh
B. F. Pennington
Silos Bought by Central York Group in Local Deal
Central York buyers Guy Richards and Kenneth Mc Michael have purchased silos. The community sees a shift as local residents and nearby travelers note activity including visits by Mrs. S Kleversant to Petersburg and several family gatherings among Richards and Gooding families. A series of miscellaneous notices follow, including a fatal shotgun accident near Ironwood and multiple regional civic and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Richards
Kenneth McMichael
S. Kleversant
P.W. Zabel
Petersburg
Anna Kelsey
John Gooding
Local Social Notes From Central Lodi And Surrounding Area
Warren Hicks buys a new auto while Henry Flanigan works for Theo Sayler and Jim Dearth to William Lindermann. Amos Drake visits the Davenport family Sunday. Bert Moore and Jacob Kinsley attend Saline auction. John Manor and son Raymond visit Moore’s. Mrs Arthur Drake and children visit Amanda Kkinsley. George Drake shifts from Arthur to Ann Arbor work. N C Davenport dines at Gar Linderman’s in Ann Arbor. Mrs Raymond Blaess hosts her mother and sister from Ann Arbor. Davenport attends Grange meeting at Linderman’s. ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Drake
N. C. Davenport
Bert Moore
Jacob Kinsley
Saline
John Manor
Raymond
Eér
Moore
N.C. Davenport
Grange
Mrs. Linderman
Carl Link
Detroit
Barbara Mohrhardt
John Camburn
George Kuder
Thurman Schofield
Ira
Hale
Michigan
Harl Kutler
Fetterman
Adrian
Local Happenings in South Saline and Nearby Areas
Harold Kutler attends Tecumseh high school while Donald Craig starts ninth grade in Macon. Ada Kinsley of Temperance visits Thelma Custer. Gleason school opens with Ruth Kreager of Saline as teacher. Mrs. J. J. Walters visits daughter and family. Helen Craig hosts with Thelma Custer and Ada Kinsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kutler
Tecumseh
Donald Craig
Macon
Ada Kinsley
Temperance
Thelma Custer
Harry Doniel
Toledo
Gleason School
Ruth Kreager
Saline
Helen Craig
Ada, Kinsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
George W. Seeger
W. E. Dietiker
International
Herman Heininger
Indiana, Bourbon and
B. V
Ore ‘E
Will Allen
Ann Arbor
Rose Day
J. R. Crittenden
Howell
Charles Alten
Meda Sones
Howard Miller
Schuyler Crittenden
Victor Randall
Sedville
Frank Randall
Ralph Mills
Miss Blanch Mills
Burlington
Kalamazoo
M. J. Williams
Vern Mansfield
Clifford
Gus. Creger
University Hospital
Robert Barnes
Waterville, O
Clare Camburn
Elizabeth Bliss
Margaret McCormick
William King
Central York
Bessie Richards
Fred Richards
Karl Richards
Josephine VanHouten
Frank Kelsey
Samuel Craig
Charles Harmon
North Lake
Rachel LeBaron
Albion
Edith LeBaron
Frank Jackson
Mary Murray
Mildred Cook
Ironwood
Milo Kerevich
Flint—Copeman
Maine
Berlin
Grand Rapids, Grand Haven & Muskegon Railway Co
Charlevoix
South Melrose
Monroe—Farm Bureau
Ida, Mich
Oetjen
State Labor Department
Big Rapids
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Post Office
George W. Perkins
Masons
Knights Templar
Presbyterian Church
East Jordan
H. H. Hudson
Savannah
Jordan
Florence
G. Alfred Plumb
Sturgis
St. Joseph
Anna Kornpelje
Cadillac
County Farm Bureau
M. A. GC. Saginaw
Arnold Murphy
St. Charles
Elwood
Owosso
American Malleables Company
Lodi
Warren. Hicks
Henry Flanigan
Theo
Sayler
Jim Dearth
Scio
William Lindermann
Arthur Drake
Amanda Kkinsley
George Drake
Arthur
Gan, Gar
Raymond Blaess
Bloomfield
Gracé
South Saline
J. J. Walters
Earl Kutler
G. F. Bacon
Austin Olds
Margaret Holcomb
Mooreville
Zella
Layher & Wenger
Edison
Geo. D. Switzer Co
Ypsilanti, Michigan
Lenawee County
An, Mich
Lenawee County Fair
Prosper
Maret
Steiner
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