Central York News Notes Local Visits and Gatherings
John Hanser lost a horse last week. Several residents including Joseph Sweeney William Key man Henry Murray and others were Detroit visitors Monday. Church missionary meeting at Milan. A birthday party honored Mrs Anna Kelsey with guests from multiple nearby towns. Ice cream and cake topped a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanser
Joseph Sweeney
William Keyman
Detroit
Henry Murray
Kalamazoo
Marshall Canine
Chelsea
Oren Canine
Ben Tyler
Plymouth
Ralph Gooding
Norwood
Ohio
John Gooding
Carlton Murray
Arthur Davis
Alger Allison
Hewin Sanders
York
Fred. Schroen
Abh Arpor
Cherry Hill
Jesse Bird
Anna Kelsey
Herbert Gilman
Frederika Moore
Mooreville
Mattie Marken
Milan
Hmma Head
Stony Creek
William Orr
Ian Davenport
Saline
William McKendery
Irving LeBaron
Kelsey
Community Notes From Pittsfield Area Social Roundup
Ellen Wenk and children visited the Arthur Heininger home on Thursday. Willis sees moves by Parker Bishop and former residents. Valentine school remains in session with six pupils taught by Mrs Anthony. Emma Henes and Hulda Hinkbeiner of Ann Arbor joined Friday supper at the Wiedman home. Families hosted guests including Schairers, Alfred Schoen, and Albert Wenk. Heller children recover at home from infantile paralysis. Ruth Sisson visited her parents Clyde and wife. Mabel Bishop of Moscow attended Sunday services. George Wiedman hosted John F. Wiedman Lizzie of Saline and others from Clinton Dearborn Detroit Ann Arbor. Korrect Kare Kanning Klub gathered with Ruth and Lillian Kern and nine girls. Next meeting set with Mrs Frank McCalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Wenk
Arthur Heininger
Parker Bishop
Willis
Valentine
Anthony
Emma Henes
Hulda Hinkbeiner
Ann Arbor
George Wiedman
Alfred Schairer
Albert Wenk
F. W. Schoen
Wilfred
William Reppenhagen
Detroit
Clark Archbold
Bedford
Hirnest Heller
University Hospital
Ruth Sisson
Clyde Wells
Mabel Bishop
Moscow
John F. Wiedman
Lizzie
Saline
Elmer Johnston
Clinton
Anton Reckner
Dearborn
Anna Rue
Charles Kern
Howard Clark
Evelyn
E. Kern
Hermina
Herman Fritz
Arlene
Kare Kanning Klub
Ruth
Lillian Kern
Spike
Frank McCalla
Mary Benedict
Tecumseh
Raynor
Russell Lawhead
Jennie Brown
Mr. Derby
Adrian
R. J. Benedict
Walter Exelby
F. Pfiefle
Raynor Benedict
Orrin Kendall
Roy Matthews
Archie Spohr
Grant Hoagland
Ben Bauer
Monroe
Hustile
Toledo
Barry Warrick
S. C. Haslick
A. K. Palmer
George Taylor
Pontiac
Donald Boyd
Clyde Brown
Merilyn
Clifford
Gabba
Holloway
Wilda Myers
Esther Ash
Methodist Protestant Church
Wellsville
Alfred Haystead
Virginia
J. Hoagland
Maud
Huron River Park
Adeline Grannis
Milan
T. J. Pilbeam
Mable
Erma
Henry Rambow
Henry Weimnan
Ohio
American Legion
Jessie Casper
Betty
Paul Clement
Charles Hardesty
Nester
Edna Hardesty
Gladys Baker
Oberlin
Henry Rainbow
Hart
Ben Frotter
Spack
Raisinville
Minerva Harriettes
Mertie Kilpatrick
Harry Bills
Lafayette
Ind
Bert Bills
River Rouge
George Heeman
Heart Exelby
Royal McMlroy
Joseph Exelby
Matilda Mooney
Garfield Gray
Gray Home
Blanch Burkholder
Dewey Hoskins
Evert Helby
Joseph
Emma Peterson
Exelby
Henry Ramnbow
Ida K. Taylor
Ben Piotter
Walter Miller
Grover Willis
Charles Spohr
Mike Lidster
Fred Spohr
Dundee
Emery Spohr
Local residents visit over the weekend and theft reports emerge
Britton Hammond District and nearby towns host visitors including Gordon and Girbach family members from East Lansing and Bloomfield Hills. The Fowlerville Review notes a thief targeting a school near Fowlerville stealing a ten volume Compton Encyclopedia and cutting window shade cords, with Brighton Argus promising police leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowlerville Review
Fowlerville
Compton Encylopedia
Brighton Argus
Tree Planting Offers Jobs Across Michigan Farmland
The article notes reforestation efforts as a relief measure, with Professor P A Herbert of Michigan State College citing tree planting for employment and future profit. It highlights state nurseries selling seedlings to residents, fall planting viability, and benefits like increased game cover and tourism appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
P. A. ,Herbert
Michigan State College
College Forest Nurseries
Dunbar Station
Central Lods Dorthy Schaefer Hospital Visit
Dorthy Schaefer went to a hospital last Monday for tonsil removal. Norman Moore spent Sunday with his parents, Bert and Mrs. Moore. Mrs. David Schaefer and Mrs. Albert Zieman visited Mrs. Bert Moore Friday. George Seyfried and daughter Jean visited last Thursday. Albert Zieman of Waltz and his sister visited Mrs. David Schaefer. William Lindemann and family attended a Pedro party at the Larmee home in Ann Arbor last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Schaefer
Norman Moore
Mrs
Bert Moore
David Schaefer
Albert Zieman
George Seyfried
Jéan
Bert. Moore
Waltz
William Lindemann
Pedro
Albert Larmee
Ann Arbor
School Children Day Offers Free Entry and Contests All Day
Tuesday events include free admission for school children and a schedule of contests and games. Highlights feature light weight horse pulling at 10:00 a.m. and multiple 1:00 p.m. sports including ball games American Oils versus Marshall and N. Adams against Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Thursday Home Coming Day Events Schedule
The program lists events from 40:00 a.m. with a Women’s Congress building session to 7:30 p.m. with a free evening program, giant battle or fire, and fireworks. Included are horse shoe pitching at 1:00 p.m. and stock cavalcade at 7:00 p.m. along with four horse races at 2:22 p.m. and 2:16 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Congress
Free Soldiers and Sailors Day Parade and County Fair Finals
Saturday events begin at Court House at 9:00 a.m. with a parade then a program in the Women's Congress building. Highlights include final horse shoe pitching championships at 1:00 p.m., races and trot and pace races in the afternoon, the final ball game for the six county fair tournament, and a grand fireworks finale at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Soldiers and Sailors
Court House
Women's Congress Building
Grand Parade of Live Stock Highlights Local Fair Schedule
The schedule lists Heavyweight Horse Pulling contests judging all departments at 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Horse Shoe Pitching and three year old events at 1:00 p.m. with races including trot and pace. Evening programs and a ball game between winners are planned.
Friday Sports and Events Parade Highlights Day
Friday schedule lists a 9:00 a.m. program for Women's Congress followed by a 10:00 a.m. championship ball game among six county teams, then horse shoe pitching at 1:00 p.m. and a trio of races. An evening parade of live stock closes with free attractions and a fireworks display.
Champion Ensemble Night Adds High Flying Act at Fair
Eastern Standard Time listings show Champion's Grand Stand Ensemble headlining the fair with Champion Ensemble Girls Orchestra, Globe Trotters, four English Whirlwinds, and many acts. New addition includes the D'Arcy Sisters performing 80 feet in the air and LaTemple Co Master Magician. Admission prices: adults 35 cents day, 25 cents night, children 8 to 15 are 15 cents, under 8 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yack Champion
Champion Ensemble Girls’ Orchestra
Chas. Fisher
Globe Trotters
Polita Delfino
Donahue
LaSalle
Loretta Sisters
Davenport
Larry Saunders
Vivians
Fay Brothers
Buf
Bang
Very Spriggs Co
Zelda Shannon
Johnny Jordan
D’arcy Sisters
LaTemple Co
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Leslie Bailey
Clarence Johnson
Iane Bailey
Saline Township
Ernest Bailey
Elwin Sanders
Margret and
Beulah
Brownshelm, O
Hattie Murray
Margret
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Parsons
Pittsfield
Britton
Hammond District
Dean Gordon
East Lansing
Carlene Heininger
Glennis Gordon
Raymond Girbach
Bloomfield Hills
Hovey Needham
Jackson
Mary Lewis
Pittsburgh
Ernest Gleason
E. M. Gilbert
Ray Gilmore
Walter Gordon
Glennis
Willis ‘Leonard
Vera Goodin
Claude Gilbert
Halsey
Coe
Ray Frisbee
Mary Cornish
Toms
Homer Frisbee
Fenton
Ypsilanti
Harry Naugle
Will Baumbarger
Warren Naugle
Will Dettmann
Vere
Harry Temple
Stephen Ball
Clifford Underwood
Sylvania, Ohio
James Underwood
Frank Warrington
Philadelphia
Leon Benedict
Donald
Lods
Stephenson
Quick, CO
Saline West 1
Goodrich Silvertowns
Urteous Service
POINT
Claude E. Isham
Edward Feuerbacher
West Michigan Ave
The
Detroit Conservatory
United States
Detroit-Canada
John W. Watchpocket
Watkins Lake
Pontiac, Mich
Observer
Hillsdale, Michigan
American Oils
Marshall
Congress Building
N. Adams
Litchfield
Ing
Women’s Congress Building
Women's Congress
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