CENTRAL YORK NOTES AND LOCAL VISITS
Joseph Stauch built a new milk house. Jesse Bird Sr. has tubingo. Oak Grove school had no sessions on Monday. Detroit visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bird and child, and Mr. and Mrs. William Keyman and daughter. Charles Jackson of Lodi visited John Gooding and family. Mullard Allison and Vera Goodin of Macon called on Alger Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stauch
Jesse Bird
Oak Grove
Detroit
William Keyman
Charles Jackson
Lodi
John Gooding
Mullard Allison
Vera Goodin
Macon
Alger Allison
Judd District Social Notes and Local Oil Well Update
Gale Riggs entertained company Monday evening. Mrs. Ryan visited Detroit. School started Tuesday with Mrs. Doris Young of Ypsilanti as teacher. A G Richards George Franklin and Clifford Richards spent Labor Day at Norvell with the Murray family. A local real estate firm reports resumed Zeeb oil well operations at Chilson are assured after drilling began December 24 last year reaching 1792 feet in April before funding halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Riggs
Ryan
Detroit
Doris Young
Ypsilanti
A. G. Richards
George Franklin
Clifford Richards
Norvell
Andrew Murray
The
Argus
Zeeb
Chilson
Brighton Argus
West Saline Notes From The Community
Mrs. John Schill is quite ill at home. Thomas Sloss spent Labor Day at Belleville. Joseph Schaible has an infection. Carl Carr travels to and from Detroit the past week with sweet corn. Union school started Tuesday with Mrs. Sarah Milliman of Ypsilanti as teacher again this year. Florence Strieter returns from Cleary college summer session. Mr and Mrs George Beitenhecht of Unionville visited Mrs Katie Alber and Reuben Hartman family. Dan Boehm and Leland Ness families hosted visitors from Columbus Ohio. Hess serves as circulation manager of the Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schill
Thomas Sloss
Belleville
Joseph Schaible
Carl Carr
Detroit
Union School
Sarah Milliman
Ypsilanti
Florence Strieter
Cleary College
Hammond District Social Roundup Dots Local Visits
Mrs Delbert Custer of Milan spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Cornish while Stanley Feldman of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham. Theodore Stimpson of Evanston spent the weekend with relatives, and Labor Day visitors from Monroe Ann Arbor and Detroit gathered at the Rowe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Custer
Milan
Mary Cornish
Stanley Feldman
Detroit
Hovey Needham
Elmer Stimpson
Theodore Stimpson
Evanston
Alma Stimpson
George Needham
Robert Hammond
Clarence Baker
BE M Gilbert
Bruce Gordon
Flint
Walter Gordon
Glenn Gordon
Dan O’brien
Ralph Hammond
Mary Jane
Mary McMann
Bila
Julia Gordon
O. Stimpson
Ray, Frisbee and Son
Homer Frisbee
Ypsilanti
George Saffell
Maxine
Geraldine Vaness
George Goldsmith
Elora Mae
Mary Olive
John Dee Goldsmith
Mooreville
John Rowe
T. Dunk
Monroe
Fred Ide
Vigvian
Ann Arbor
Report shows reason for care of forests in Michigan
Study of the U S Forest Taxation Inquiry report notes Michigan has 20 million forest acres, mostly in the north, covering over half the state. It states forests will be the most profitable crop for years and highlights funding challenges for local schools and roads. The inquiry's findings urge proper management and reforestation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
U.S. Forest Taxation Inquiry
P. A. Herbert
Michigan State College
U.S. Bureau of Forestry
Forest Taxation Inquiry
U. S. Forest Taxation Inquiry
Prospect Street
New Haven
Connecticut
Ancient Filipinos Liked Gold Inlays and Blackened Teeth
Ancient Filipinos practiced gold inlays and blackened teeth as beauty marks. Dr. Carl E. Guthe notes the practice touched many teeth, with gold wires inserted and gums colored using coconut ash. The dentist’s work caused pain and recovery after each tooth decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Carl E. Guthe
University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology
America
Guthe
Samar
Borneo
Hast
University Will Continue Parent Education Program
The Extension Division of the University of Michigan and the Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers announce a four fold parent education program for 1931 1932. It includes lectures in multiple cities, a 27 Sunday radio series, an Ann Arbor institute, and state wide study clubs with reading lists for enhanced understanding. Mayor Mark B Sugden will attend the Michigan Municipal League session at Port Huron on Sept. 9 1911 and the agenda covers tax policy welfare and county government reforms with diverse roundtables and talks by Louis Brownlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
State University
Big Rapids
Flint
Jackson
Sault Ste. Marie
Wyandotte
Parent Education Institute
Ann Arbor
State of Michigan
Marguerite Wilker
University
Michigan Congress
Parent Teacher Association
Mark B. Sugden
Michigan Municipal League
Port Huron
Michigan
Louis Brownlow
Public Administration Clearing House
Chicago
Louis A. Weil
Port Huron Times-Herald
Rainfall Trends Show Drier Start To Year Across States
Weather bureau meteorologist J B Kincer notes rainfall this year was drier than 1930 for most months with a shift from heavy January February rain last year to steadier but smaller showers this year. First half rainfall totals in Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and Ohio fell short of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kincer
Weather Bureau
Kincer
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
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Central York
Judd
Parsons
West Saline
Hammond District
New Stenos
Sharpleigh
Dunn Brown
Europe
Germany
M. B. Sugden
Odessa Township
Lake Odessa
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