Local Family News From Lodi and Jackson
Miss Margaret Kivess teaches in Jackson this year. Miss Clara Egset begins teaching in Lodi District No. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mayer visit N C Davenport and Asa Anna Drake. Clyde returns home to school. Several families visit North Lake and relatives in Dayton Ohio and Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kivess
Jackson
Lewis Kress
Dayton, Ohi
Ernest Mayer
Elizabeth and
Paul
N. C. Daversport
Asa Anna Drake
Clara Egset
Ypsilanti
Lodi
N. C. Davenport
Central York Farm Sold and Local Visits Reported
Mrs Frank Kelesy sold her farm to Lewis Steinman of Monroe. Mrs Joesephine Van Houten visits Milan neighbors. Mr and Mrs Frank Jackson plus children toured Monroe. Anne Archor and others visited Wednesday. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Edward Kline stayed with John Gooding family. Andrew Murray with daughter Mary visited Marion Murray in Dixboro. B F Gooding of Ann Arbor visited John Gooding. Jacob Stecher hosted twenty five guests with ice cream and cake. Federated Aid members attended meeting at Mrs Amos Miller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelesy
Lewis Steinman
Monroe
Mary Jackson
Daisy Finch
Milan
Joesephine van Houten
Frank Kelsey
Edward Kline
Detroit
John Gooding
Andrew Murray
Mary
Marion Murray
Dixboro
B. F. Gooding
Ann Arbor
Jacob Stecher
Samuel Graig
Kleversant
Al~ger -Alison
John Rowe
Paul
Federated Aid Society
Amos Miller
Andrew Girbach
Thomas Bilis
Belleville
Clifford Stang
Smith
L. D. Tanner
Lloyd Davis
Caroline Ruth
van Wert
Ohio
Lewis Kohler
E. J. Muir
Hardware
Petersburg
West Mooreville Social Notes Show Sitings Across Area
Frank Harrison is reported ill. Residents and families from Milan Ypsilanti Saline Tecumseh and Ann Arbor were seen visiting, hosting, or traveling. A silo filler accident injured Percy Craig Jr while multiple locals visited relatives and hospital care was noted for Doris Goldsmith.
Social notes from South Saline and area visitors
South Saline reports include J Collins and family visiting Lansing on Tuesday. Helen CréIg was ill last week. Mrs Forest Louden entertaining a Milan cousin. Ora Losee visited with her sister near Britton, and spent part of last week in Milan with Ike Ehlenberg family. Mrs Samuel Craig and Mrs Kleversaint visited with Hugh Craig Jr and Teufel family. Hugh Craig and family spent Sunday with Forest Craig. Earl Kutler family hosted George Winterstein’s in Tecumseh. Aubrey Pocklington of near Britton spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs William Easlick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gilman
J. M. Clark
Ypsianti
Emmet Hendershot
Ila
Ypsilanti
Charles “Harmon
Saline
Charles Booth
H.C. Brownell
Técumseh Ae
Anna Brownell
A. L. Spink
Mian
Loyel Bush
Zella Goldsmith
Milan
Gaus Goldsmith
Percey Craig, Jr
Forest
Louden
Ora Losee
Britton
Ora
Losee
Ike Ehlenberg
Samuel Craig
Kleversaint
Hugh Craig
Teufel
Miké
Forest Craig
Earl Kutler
George Wintersteins
Tecumseh
Aubrey Pocklington
Near Sritton
William Easlick
Local Social Notes From Macon and Nearby Areas
Macon society column reports visits by Nettie Hendershot in Clinton and others in Adrian Ypsilanti and Tecumseh. A baby boy to Jay Howell and Mrs. Collins’s son Gene Leroy birthday celebrated. An accident near Tecumseh left Harold Crittenden and Clifford Mansfield with a damaged car but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Gene Leroy
Harold Crittenden
Clifford Mansfield
Tecumseh
Community Notes From Bridgewater And Surrounding Towns
Farmers busy this week filling Silas. Carl Scheurer visited Detroit. Rev and Mrs M Phillipp were recent Ann Arbor visitors. Oscar Blum of Tecumseh visited his brother George. Selmia Boetiner returned from Detroit and Lansing. Marguerite Riedel began teaching at Lodi district number 7. Alfred Schenk of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs Feldkamp and Julia. Delia Reed hosted visitors including Mrs William Reed and son George and Mrs G Holtman of Grand Rauns. Elizabeth Walters returned to Detroit after time with her uncle G B Middlemiss. William Sautter and daughters Elsie Leona. Jacob Maurer and daughter Marion. Will Kern visited Dearborn. George Strieter hosted a gathering with Toeyn Dan Strieter and others from Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti. Visitors at George Kinger's home over the weekend included Mrs Martin Emper, Mrs Andrew Finkbeiner, C Eggert, Mrs Dan Oseencad and daughter, and Mrs E Adams ofWoodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Randall
Adrian
Jay. Howell
Mary Niblick
Ynsilanti
Elmer Camburn
J. F. Kehler
Ypsilanti
Will Higgins
Dan Austin
Cone
Effie Burkholder
John Higgins
Elwin, Camburn
Tecumseh
Mary Smith
Hattie Smith
Antioc
California
Myr
Floyd Spence
Ivan Spitler
Jeanne Marie
EB. W. Payne
Marguerite Riedel
Lodi
Alfred Schenk
Detroit
Fred Feldkamp
Julia
Delia Reed
William Reed
George
G. Holtman
Grand
Jacob Maurer
Marion
Will Kern
George Strieter
Toeyn
Dan Strieter
Ann Arbor
Charles Peck
Maloney
George Kinger
Martin Emper
Andrew, Finkbeiner
C. Eggert
Dan Oseencad
E. Adams
Weodiland
Rat Snap Ad Claims Easy Rodent Cleanup
Mrs Tenover of Plainfield New Jersey reports a servant refused to enter Gellar due to rats. An advertisement touts RAT-SNAP to destroy rats and mice, prevent odors, and comes in three cake sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 with a guarantee by O G Wheeler and E J Mui.
What Ya Mean Monotony on the Farm
A rural rant extols farm life as full of hazard and surprise. The author contrasts farmhouse routines with busy country chores and nature’s dangers, arguing that farmers enjoy constant challenges from cows, calves, horses, tractors, pests, and weather, urging readers to seek farm life for real excitement.
County Agent Demonstrates Corn Storage Savings Near Gantt
In 1920 three Alabama farmers each held about 260 bushels for sale. One sold at field price $1.20 per bushel, another stored and sold for $1.75 but suffered rats and weevils, the third shelled 200 bushels, stored in clean sacks, avoided pests, and earned $2.25 per bushel. He added $100 extra by shucking and using sacks and weevil control, with roughage value for cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Gantt
Local Will Storm Visits Manchester and Town Notes
Local news item lists visits and movements in the area. Families including the Girbach Bilis and Curven parties travel to visit relatives and motor to Lansing and Mason. A new physician Dr. A W Coxon Jr arrives in Saline, with office hours and background. Other notes mention performances at the Liberty Theatre and various residents moving or assisting in local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
A. W. Coxon
Pittsburgh
West Michigan Avenue
Monroe Streets
Peoples
Coxon
University of Michigan Medical School
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
Noted Vet Recommends RAT SNAP to Farmers
Dr. H. H. Butler endorses RAT SNAP for rat control. He uses it around hospitals every three months and says it works on all rats. Available in three sizes 35¢ 65¢ and $1.25, sold by E. J. Muir and C. Wheeler with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Butler
E. J. Muir
C. Wheeler
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Central
Gar Davenport
Clyde
Fred Mayer
Warren
Clayton Renischler
Rose
Clara Schneider
Gladys
North Lake
Central York
Frank Jackson
Gangnier
Anne Archor
West Mooreville
Frank ‘Harrison
Cilarde Sanford
Mrc
George Saffell
Vrsilanti
Mary Wilmont
C. S. Herkermer
Leuelta Harmon
Cleary College
Thea
J. A. Saffell
Doris Goldsmith
Charrlese Conde
Ruth
Nand
Mmry
Eugene Kurchner
Ady O
Meri “Conde
Aor Milan
Ries
Eimér Conde
South Saline
BE. J. Collins
Lansing
Helen Cré@ig
Macon
Nettie Hendershot
Clinton
Bridgewater
Silas
Carl Scheurer
Irl
Gellar
Ee Shrike S
Will Storm
Manchester
Liberty Theatre
Cherles Curven
Everett Collins
Mason
H. S. Osler
C. D. Finkbeiner
Johnson
Striker
A. R. Allison
Buick
Flint
Michigan
T. E. Schaible
Sinclair
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
Charles Huebler's
MR. Farmer
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