Central York Notes on Local Residents and Thefts
Miss Electa Murray began study at M. S. N. C. this week. Mr and Mrs Parker Murray and son visited Mrs Hattie Murray and family. Robert Cochran repairs his house and plans to stucco it. Alger Allison dined with David Allison and son Millard near Mooreville. Jesse Bird and children visited Joseph Bird in Ypsilanti. Chicken thieves stole about 60 hens from McKendery and from Gooding and Allison. About 10 bushels of grapes were stolen from Joseph Sweeney’s vineyard Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Murray
Parker Murray
Hattie -Murray
Robert Cochran
Alger Allison
David Allison
Millard
Mooreville
Jesse Bird
Joseph Bird
Ypsilanti
William McKendery
Gooding & Allison
Joseph Sweeney
Central Lodi Social Roundup Reports Local Visits
Robert Grosshans drives a new Chevrolet. Carl Braun of Detroit visits relatives. Miss Florence Kleinschmidt calls on Miss Blanche Manor. William Birkle Norman Moore and Jacob Kinsley call on Bert Moore. Mildred Manor returns from five week trip to Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Mrs A Rodger moved from U M hospital to Pontiac state hospital after five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grosshans
Carl Braun
Detroit
Florence Kleinschmidt
Blanche Manor
William Birkle
Norman Moore
Jacob Kinsley
Bert Moore
Mildred Manor
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
A. Rodger
U. of M. Hospital
Pontiac State Hospital
Mooreville Residents And Visitors Lead Busy Social Round
West Mooreville notes a string of visits and gatherings with Mae Sherman in Lansing and Zitella Goldsmith in Ann Arbor. Teachers and families travel to Wyandotte, Ypsilanti, Milan, Monroe, and Detroit for schooling, illness, weddings, and birthdays. The Mooreville Ladies Aid plans a church dinner on October 3 as a community highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Saginaw
Clinton Torrey
Monroe
Lake Erie
A. J. Turner
Willis
D. Dexter
Hazeldene Goldsmith
Ann
Zitella
Goldsmith
Frank Gooding
Milan
John Frost
Tecumseh
EB. Hendershot
Fred Reese
Barbara Mohrhardt
Jeanette Wilmot
Flat Rock
Mooreville
Luella Anderson
Canada
Henry Bruckner
Mae Sherman
Almus. Hale
Ann Arbor
Harry Dennison
Ypsilanti
Fred Lewis
Milton Ball
Gus Goldsmith
Hazeldene
Luella Goldsmith
George Saffell
Paul Lewis
Detroit
Havilock
Marshall Davenport
George Fiiedman
William King
Belvin Rouse
Cecil Davenport
Saline
Frank Stott
Carl Coons
Jackson
H. King
Lewis Fliedman
de Paoli
Pittsfield Social Roundup Highlights Detroit Visits
Charles McCalla exhibited stock at the Jackson fair while Detroit visitors filled the weekend roster. Many residents from Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Bay City attended events and met with local families including the Roberts and McCalla households. P T A meetings and a forthcoming fair dance at Fred Krumrer’s home are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCalla
A. L. Ferguson
Detroit
James Monaghan
Charles Roberts
Otto Hopp
Joseph Webb
Emma Webb
Evan Webb
Arnn Arbor
Ralph Harwood
Saline
Melvin Hartman University
S. R. Wilson
Jensen
Oris
Fred Krumrer
Community notes from Hammond area residents and events
A summary of local visits and social gatherings in Hammond district includes Elmer Scheldt with Claude Gilbert, the Zahn and Gordon families visiting, Adrian and Northville fairs attended, Stimpson and Needham family dinners and showers, Anna Smith's shower at Jacob Smith's, Julia Gordon hosting dinner with Hendershots and Ellen Collins, and several youths attending MSNC and Cleary College. A closing proverb notes that a useful steady job makes every day worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Scheldt
Claude Gilbert
John Zahn
Julia Gordon
Adrian
Hllen.Collins
Macon
Hovey Needham
E. O. Stimpson
Ernest Needham
Clara Kanouse
Jackson
Clarence Carr
Anna Smith
Jacon Smith
Ellen Hendershot
Robert Hendershot
Ellen Collins
Ruth Needham
John Stimpson
Clarke Gordon
Bruce Gordon
Cleary College
Raymond Girbach
Hast Lansing
Albert Custer
Edna
Harold Custer
Irving Miller
Dundee
Delbert Custer
Milan
Wilbur Cornish
Minnie Custer
M. Gilbert
Frank Herman
Zoe
Manchester
Thomas Ellis
Lola
Cyril
Belleille
Hazel Gordon
Nora
Marjory Deem
Parsonage Settling and Local Notes From Ypsilanti
Rev and Mrs Schofield settle in the Methodist parsonage. Police raids in Ypsilanti arrest six Negroes for drunk and disorderly conduct with $10 fines. Relief items sent to soldiers abroad and storm victims. A. J. Warren illness slows John F. Connors case. Lechlan Hoover of Milan dies after being struck. White Star station burglarized for gas and small items. Historic 1888 Observer copy found with old local firms listed. Myron Webb once village president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
A. J. Warren
John F. Connors
Ypsilanti
Warren
Justice Curtiss
Lechlan T. Hoover
Milan
Wabash Street
Saline
South Saline
White Star
East Michigan
Maple Avenues
D. Butler
Bert Derendinger
O. E. Hawkins
G. B. Mason
Nichols Brothers
C. Parsons
O. M. Kelsey
D. Nissly
Fred Henne
S. H. Maher & Co
Mrs. Daggett
Michigan Conservation Board rescinds fox squirrel ban
A September 27 1928 notice reports Michigan Governor directed modification of a 1927 order halting fox squirrel hunting for five years. Only fox squirrel prohibition is removed while the rest of the July 1927 order remains in effect. L J Young and H B Bloomer sign. Separately a Chelsea burglary ends with loss of 115 Barred Rock fowls as Sheriff Wurster investigates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Young
Department of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Howard B. Bloomer
Lansing
Michigan
Five Year Closed Season Declared for Squirrels in Michigan
The Conservation Commission under Act 230 of 1925 issues a five year closed season on black gray and fox squirrels in Michigan starting October 25 1927. Violations carry penalties under Section 5 of Act 250. Dundee area note reports Popcorn King William Crowe with 147 acres in cultivation and 126 per acre average. most crop sold to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Commission
Mirchigan
William Crowe
Tecumseh Road
Dundee
Monroe
Crowe
San Yak Widney Pills Promoted for Health Claims
Dr. L. P. Bailey of McBride Michigan endorses San Yak Widney Pills as a cure for high blood pressure dizziness and nerve trouble. The advertisement claims it corrects digestive disorders and diabetes without dieting and renews the body when kidneys are treated. Sold by C. C. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Bailey
McBride, Mich
C. C. Wheeler
Musk Rat Season Change Orders Open Fall 1928 Trap Window
Michigan.Ingham County officials publish an order modifying the 1927 musk rat closed season by allowing trapping from November 15 to December 15, 1928, and resuming the closed period from December 16, 1928 to November 14, 1929 with penalties under Act 230 of 1925. The notice is signed by George R. Hogarth and conservation officers. In Essex township a gravel pit dig uncovers a seven foot ancient Indian skeleton with a Petoskey stone pipe, added to M. H. Hathaway's prehistory collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Ingham
The
Conservation Commission
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
William H. Loutit
Ray BH. Cotton
Austin
BE. Cowles
Essex
Petoskey
M. H. Hathaway
St. Johns
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Central York
Lodi
West Mooreville
H. W. Gillman
L. Burkholder
Wyandotte
Margaret Holcomb
New Bridge
Zitella Goldsmith
Tack Bell
William Shaw
Ypilanti
John Teufel
Pittsfield
Hammond District
Buster Atco-Lin
Bruizes
Zee Sc
Colonia! Club
Magnesia
Henry B. Gyles
Wurster
J. Young
Howard B. Sloomer
Rustar
Shampona
Nelson’s
Colonial Club
SS Zoeke
Buelar
Buchu & Potmetts Co
Ncay
Veveyrrees Aes
Paintadhe Co
Fleur du Midi
LBA
Cala Coen
Asba
Prade
Tris
Grange Biezsom
Mark B. Sugden
Prettier Frey
Bettie
Mich
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