Central York Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Shaw spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Leslie Bailey. Miss Edith Bailey and Emmett Bailey attended the Hillsdale fair Sunday. Catherine Sanders of Vermilion Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs Hilwin Sanders. Mrs. Bessie Collins and son Charles of Saline called on Alger Allison Friday evening. Oak Grove school closed Tuesday due to the teacher's father illness. Hattie Murray attended the Berean conference at Hazlett Tuesday and Wednesday with Rev and Mrs Colyeil of Milan. Callers at the Allison home Sunday included Grant Allison of Willis and Mrs Hattie Murray and daughter Electa. Leslie Bailey and Edith Bailey were in Ann Arbor Wednesday. Clarence Johnson and Jane Bailey accompanied them. Mr and Mrs Alger Allison attended the funeral of her cousin Thomas LeBaron at Bush and Stevens parlors in Milan Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Leslie Bailey
Hdith
Emmett Bailey
Robinson
Detroit
Catherine Sanders
Vermillion
Ohio
Hilwin. Sanders
Bessie Collins
Charles
Saline
Alger
Allison
Oak Grove
Hattie Murray
Hazlett
Colyeil
Milan
Grant Allison
Willis
Ehlecta
Edith Bailey
Ann Arbor
Clarence Johnson
Iane Bailey
Alger Allison
Thomas LeBaron
Bush and
Stevens
Federal aid trend shifts power to Washington says Michigan medical group
The Michigan State Medical Society at Detroit approved policies supporting federal aid to states for developing public health programs. The plan envisions federal assistance stepping in for poorer communities when states cannot meet health emergencies, reflecting growing centralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Washington
Sam
Michigan State Medical Society
Detroit
Washington plans for nationwide health insurance debated
A sweeping Washington health insurance scheme would spend about 800 million dollars annually to extend medical and hospital benefits to the masses, funded by new taxes. The plan, championed by the Michigan State Medical Society and supported by national educator and labor groups, faces opposition over state control and strings attached to federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
National Resources Council
Michigan State Medical Society
National Education Association
Congress
Harrison-Thomas
American Federation of Teachers
American Association For Adult Education
Progressive Education Association
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
C.I.O
The
Railroad Brotherhoods
J. B. Edmondson
School of Education
University of Michigan
Mooreville Fair Notes and Local Visits
Mooreville residents attend the Adrian fair with Mr and Mrs John Dee Goldsmith visiting. Kenneth Jacobs suffered severe burns from hot steam while starting a tractor and owns a new John Deere corn picker. H W Gilman celebrated a 53rd wedding anniversary. Ann Arbor and Genesee Pennsylvania links appear with several families visiting relatives and attending local anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dee Goldsmith
Adrian
Kenneth Jacobs
John Deere
Kuhlman
H. W. Gilman
Charles Aschenbrenner
Ann Arbor
Robert Randolph
Clarence O'Donnell
Richard
Frank O'Donnell
Genessee Penna
Clarence Schwartz
Henry Tyer
Melvindale
Local social visits clutter South Saline and nearby towns
The record lists numerous visits and guests across South Saline, Macon, Detroit, Ypsilanti, and Adrian. Names include Hugh Craig, Roderic Heilman, Donald Stilts, Amos Luckhardt, Eirnest Luckhardt, Ted Root, Leon Vealey, William Kopka, Charles Haas, Roscoe Craig, Herman Mehist, Harold Hammond, Jim Worth, Edward Hartwig lant familier, Hallie Mehler, Thurlow Mehler, Oscar Eix, O S Evans, Eldred Evans, and others. The notes cover Friday to Sunday social arrivals and family visit patterns amid local fairs and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Craig
Walter Craig
Macon
Roderic Heilman
Detroit
Donald Stilts
Amos Luckhardt
Eirnest Luckhardt
Ted Root
Ann Arbor
Leon Vealey
William Kopka
Charles Haas
the Cross
Ben Cogswell
Ypsilanti
Rloscoe Craig
Herman Mehist
Harold Hammond
Aaron Luckhardt
Saline
Jim Worth
Frank
Little Dickie Worth
Edward Hartwig Lant
Hallie Mehler
Thurlow Mehler
Lenawee County
Oscar Eix
O. S. Evans
Eldred Evans
West Virginia
Local residents visit friends and attend Lenawee County fair
Mr and Mrs E O Stimpson visit Manchester and Mrs Mary Hatch spends time with Mrs Bertie Gordon. Gilbert, Staggemaier and Needham families join Lenawee County fair at Adrian. Numerous locals travel to Detroit ball games and welcome house to house canvassing by Observer Liners in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Stimpson
Manchester
Mary Hatch
Bertie Gordon
E. M. Gilbert
Adrian
Dan O’brien
Shirley
William Bliss
Detroit
Observer Papers
Observer
Pin Feathers Turkeys Too Young Turkeys
Michigan State College poultry experts advise growers that pin feathers signal immaturity and marketing should wait until about 26 weeks. Proper feeding with dry mash and scratch grain, free from disease, aids feather growth while birds mature. The piece notes a strong turkey crop and emphasizes timely marketing and strain on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
S. J. Marsden
United States Department of Agriculture
Lake City
Michigan
College Poultry Department
Chancery Notice In Washtenaw County Michigan Plaintiffs and Defendants
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancy order for hearing on Bridgewater Savings Bank as Trustee under the 1932 Depositors Agreement,Bridgewater Savings Bank Michigan Banking Corporation and named individuals listed as defendants, action concerns instructions and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Charles Alber
George J. Bersucher
L. G. Boettner
Erwin Brenson
Samuel Buehler
George
Saline Savings Bank
Saline ‘Savings. Bank
Michigan Corporation
Frank Dieterle
Fred Naebeck
Fred Schweitzer
Fred Seitz
Alfred Hertler
Edward Jedele
W. E. Dietiker
Washtenaw Chancery Trust Hearing For Saline Bank Plans
Litigation in Washtenaw County Circuit Court concerns depositor trust agreements for Saline Savings Bank and Bridgewater Savings Bank. The court schedules October hearing on trustee powers to borrow from Reconstruction Finance Corp and to mortgage trust assets to fund final dividends and trust termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Michigan
George W. Sample
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Michigan Banking Corporation
Bridgewater
Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Saline
Saline Savings Bank
Saling
Joan
Scout District Plans Rally and Court of Honor
Boy Scout activities in the southeastern county quarter include a rally and Court of Honor at Ypsilanti High School gym on Tuesday October 4 at 7 30 p m with district commissioner James J McLaughlin and chairman Paul Ungrodt. About 1 000 scouts and leaders from Michigan will gather at the U of M stadium on Saturday October 1 to usher at the Michigan State University football game under George Paul Ann Arbor and Washtenaw-Livington council supervision. Approximately 400 scouts will be provided by Washtenaw Livington Council and 20 Saline scouts with four leaders will usher at the opening game under Scoutmaster Don Fransico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McLaughlin
Ypsilanti High School
Paul Ungrodt
Michigan
U. of M
Michigan State University
George Paul
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw-Livington
Don Fransico
Saline
Leon A. Tower
Ida A. Tower
Lodi
Washtenaw
Citizens» Bank of
State of Michigan
Citizens Bank OF
Seven pointers to prevent decay in frame houses
Agricultural extension staff from Michigan State College cites Forest Products Laboratory guidance on building on well drained sites and using well seasoned lumber. Other tips include avoiding lumber on the ground, keeping timber away from soil contact, ventilating ends, not embedding unseasoned wood in concrete, not placing flooring directly on soil, and ensuring good air circulation to keep wood dry. A mortgage notice from Citizens Bank of Saline announces foreclosure sale of land in Washtenaw County on November 29, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension
Michigan State College
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Wood Research Organization
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ram Truck to Visit Washtenaw County For Sheep Show
The state ram truck will stop at the Washtenaw County fair grounds in Ann Arbor on Friday September 30 from 10 to 12 in the morning. Farmers can buy sell or trade registered rams while H L Benton MSU will demo ram selection and breed types and Bert Hieben of Michigan Livestock Exchange explains market lamb handling. Lake Pasco may bring sheep and dogs for demonstrations. Breeders warn against high feeder lamb prices despite ample feed as Washtenaw remains a leading sheep area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osler
Ann Arbor
Fairgrounds
Atio
H. L. Benton
Animal Husbandry Department
Michigan State College
Bert Hieben
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Lake Pasco
Washtenaw County
Research efforts begin at Michigan State College funded by Rackham grant
Michigan State College starts two new research programs funded by the Rackham Foundation. Dr. Paul W. Morgal will study alfalfa and sweet clover chemistry for plastics, while Dr. Herald G. Petering will develop crop-derived materials and spray formulations to reduce transpiration losses. October kickoff, using college chemistry facilities and cross-department support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Rackham Foundation
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan
State Board
W. R. Gardner
College Experiment Station
Paul W. Morgal
Eastern Rayon
Chemical Corporation
Herald G. Petering
Chicago
Agricultural Chemistry Department
College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central York
Michigan Mirror
Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Associatio
O. James Crews
Crews
Frank N. Isbey
Asbey
Isbey
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mooreville
South Saline
Hammond District
Chancery Notice
Chancery
Luella M. Smith
Newkirk
Dexter
Observer Printers
Kroger
Kaccer
Big Ben
Pillsbury’s Flour
Avondale
Batmore
OLEO
Country Club
Spinach
Pineapple
Majestic
Mich
McIntosh Apples
Florida
Avondale Sifter Peas
Sauerkraut Country Club
Pore & Beans
Pumpkin
Percy F. Pink
Liesdel
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