Broken Friendship Lies In Background of a Suit
A $6,000,000 suit in Pontiac pits Henry M. Leland and son Wilfred against Henry Ford and Edsel Ford. The Lelands claim the sum is owed to Lincoln Motor Stockholders after Ford bought Lincoln during financial turmoil. Leland, 86, pursued the case for years, aided by 1,800 stockholders and Detroit attorneys. Ford is to be defended by Longley and Middletown before Judge Frank J. Cov ert in Oakland County circuit court.
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Henry M. Leland
Wilfred
Henry Ford
Edsel
Pontiac
Here
Lelands
Lincoln Motor Car Company
Ford
Leland
Ife
Cadillac
Lincoln Motor Company
Mords
Lincoln Company
Lehn
Lincoln Motec Company
Prank J. Covert
Oakland County Circuit Court
Fords
Mich
Local High School Schedule Changes Suppress Week Ahead
A Massachusetts team will visit Edward Little in Auburn one week from Friday. Boothbay Harbor cancels Morse game leaving local squad without a match this week. Conch Cutts plans a Friday match with a nearby team and Morse Gardiner girls game. Jim Maloney begins six weeks of Maine training before a comeback attempt. A YMCA league game sparked a boy scoring spree of 22 points after an offered cash incentive. Poland Spring dog derby set for Jan 27 28 at Mansion House with driver Mrs F E Ricker Jr. and Exkimo team.
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Massachusetts
Edward Little
Auburn
Boothbay Harbor
Morse
Conch Cutts
Ogame
Ind
Poland
Mansion House
FE. OP. Ricker, Jr
New England
Rich mond Friends Honored Mrs Sylvester Van Sickle
A surprise birthday party was held at Mrs. Sylvester Van Sickle’s Goshen road home Saturday evening with games music and a decorated center piece. Many local residents shared in the celebration and later refreshments were served.
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Sylvester van Sickle
California fruit men battle frost in citrus counties
Eastern San Bernardino orchardists faced the coldest weather of the season with temperatures dropping to the 20s in Redlands East Highlands Crats ton and Bryn Mawr. Western San Bernardino fared better as growers protected groves.
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San Bernardino
Redlands
East Highlands
Cratston
Bryn Mawr
Petition for Administratrix of Cameron Estate in Bath Maine
Ella Coombs of Bath petitions the Sagadahoc Probate Court to appoint Christine Cameron as administratrix of James M Cameron who died intestate in Bath on December 8 1427 with at least twenty dollars in personal estate. No widow exists among heirs. Notice to interested parties is ordered for publication in Bath Independent three weeks before a February 7 1928 hearing.
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State OF
Maine
Sagadahoc
Ella Coombs
Bath
James Il. Cameron
Christine Cameron
Allan Spear
State OF Maine
Walter S. Glidden
Georgetown Ladies Host First Meeting of New Year
The Working League met Tuesday at the First Baptist parsonage with Mrs. 8. W. Browne presiding. New committee work was assigned by Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. W. C. Todd as a crafts class under Mrs. Martha Rich Bowen formed for girls at Camp Overlook.
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Working League
First Baptist Parsonage
8. W. Browne
First Baptist
Bowen
W. CL .Todd
Martha Rich Bowen
Camp Overlook
S. W. Browne
W. A. Todd
Georgie Mo. Walker
Belletlald
Dorothy Stuart
Tda Lewis
Fred Andrews
Bath
Kennebec Point
Wellington Moore
Shirley
Ralph Reynolds
Ruth
Robinhood
Rath
Hharold Trent
Germantown
George Laskey
Charles Hanna
Five Islands
Oak Cemetery
Stella Powers
Harold Fo Punt
Woolwich
Iva Cromwell
Sims
Revo
Browne
President Coolidge Heads North After Florida Welcome
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge toured Jacksonville by car after a Florida reception with Governor Martin and state officials. Flowers greeted Mrs. Coolidge as she received them from local clubs before the president continued toward Washington.
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Thivana
Coolidge
Jacksonville
Washington
Kellogg
Wilbur
Martin
Florida
Pallthassee
Me Coolidge
Memphis
Key West
Whitney and Schenck Elected Directors
At a stockholders meeting of Great Northern Paper Co. in Millinocket New York financier John T. Whitney was elected to the board to fill the vacancy from Dayne Whitney s death and Elibert Nydeck of Boston was chosen to succeed Garrett Schenek. Seven other directors were re elected. No directors meeting was held in Millinocket today due to no quorum. The company will reconvene at the New York office on Feb 5 to fill the late President Schenk s vacancy.
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Great Northern Paper Co
Millinoeker
John T. Whitney
New York
Elilbert Nydeck
Boston
Mr. Whitney
Dayne Whitney
Mr Schenek
Garrett Schenek
Schenck
Five Islands Timber Cutters and Local Notes
Joseph Blaisdell, 84, walked to the woods and cut timber for four sturdy builders. Miro Kinsdell and others work as carpenters and boat builders in Woolwich area. Social visits, whist parties, and church notices fill small town life with family, hospitality, and local deaths. Grange committees and cooperative farming discussions underscore ongoing community organization.
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Joseph E. Blaisdell
Grange News
Joseph
Blaisdell
Miro Kinsdell
Ind
Alvisdelare
Data Carter
Woolwich
George
Vermon Gray
Bath
Reining
Gage Hall
Booth Rowe
Ralph Dvis
Bo Ini
Mes
Hhinna
J. G. Stevens
Jester MacMahan
Marl MacMahsne
Miae Marten
Faudies
George Gray
RL Stevens
Minersa
Cat Charles Phan
Sham
Arthur Wil Son
Ram
Ste
Gramdchildren
Mel Phora
Op Carr
Isabel I. Stevens
Geneva Rowe
Amanda Blaisdell
Nurelia Uiubane
Risesie Carr
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