Alabaster Lamps On and On and a Family’s Choice
Polly and Claude navigate marriage, duty, and liberty as Mary and Ned plan to wed. Polly weighs her future near Peace Valley while Ned seeks commitment, and the family gathers for a quiet, hopeful reconciliation. The chapter ends with Polly asking if Claude’s house still glows with alabaster lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Peace Valley
White House
Claude
Polly
Ned
Claude Dobbs
Community Nods and Visits Across Saline Area
Roscoe Craig visited relatives in Peterburg and Morenci with Millard Lurch. Floyd Cross of Ann Arbor spent time with Albert Cross and family. Duncan Crawford from Milford diagnosed with Malta fever. state health officials investigate. ten Michigan cases reported. Mrs. Mary Stierle funeral in Saline. Barbara Mohrhardt recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Craig
Peterburg
Ray Collins
Toledo
Burtt Osborn
Millard Lurch
Morenci
Paul Metzger
Detroit
Carol] Pierce
Leslie Motor Freight Company
Ypsilanti
Floyd Cross
Ann Arbor
Albert Cross
Albert Johnston
Saline
Frank Cammet
M. Teufel
Charlie
Fred Teufel
Familly
George Collins
Macon
William Hadlick
Gus Goldsmith
Moorevillle
William Haslick
Duncan Crawford
Milford
Malta
Michigan
State Board of Health
Crawford
Brighton Argus
Pittsfield Scene Includes Visits and School Notes
Walter Cady a Saline business visitor. Farmers plowing in the vicinity. Steven Monaghan new Ford tractor delivered. Frank Hollis made stock trips to Detroit last week. Eva Culman visited Hawond. John Sutherland and Frank visited Toledo. C Howe and son from Ypsilanti visited relatives. Sara Kuhi went to Manchester for Sunday. Freeman Lincoln visited Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. Schools had spring vacation delays. Mary Horton closed Valentine School for idleness. Pittsfield Poultry Association to meet in April. March meeting omitted. Louise Knight of Ann Arbor visited her father. Pittsfield Union Grange to meet April 13 with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McNitt. George Crittenden bought a home on River Street, Ypsilanti, for an April auction. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Begole in Ann Arbor. George Rathfon left for home after winter in Florida. Hertler attendance at funeral of Mrs. Finkbeiner in Freedom church. Helen Lincoln returned to Valentine School after pneumonia. Jessie Cole home for spring vacation from New York school. Students from Ypsilanti or Saline area returned to school April 4 after a week’s vacation. Frank Harwood and son to live in Ypsilanti after Anvil 8. auction sale for his father. Pittsfield Thimble Club met with Mrs. John Allen. many present. ladies sewed and visited. refreshments served. Oak Grove school honor list and March attendance noted. Mills P T A met in March with large attendance. Mr Meister of Ann Arbor spoke. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cady
Steven Monaghan
Frank Hollis
Detroit
Eva Culman
Helen
Hawond
John Sutherland
Frank
Toledo
C. Howe
Ypsilanti
Sara Kuhi
Manchester
Freeman Lincoln
Ann Arbor
Roberts
Valentine
Oak Grove
Mary Horton
Pittsfield Poultry Association
Louise Knight
Thomas Knight
Pittsfield Union Grange
Vernon. McNitt
George Crittenden
River Street
Pittsfield Ladies’ Aid
Mabel Begole
Packard Street
George Rathfon
South Jacksonville
Florida
Dan Hertler
Finkbeiner
Freedom Church
Helen Lincoln
Valentine School
Jessie Cole
New York School
A. E. Cole
Saline
Frank Harwood
Yrsilanti
John Harwood
Pittsfield Thimble Club
John Allen
Oak Grove School
Plard
Albert
Robert Baylis
Carl
Clarence
Edwin Brown
Thelma Crittenden
Frank White
Roberts School
Alice
Beth Christner
Phyllis
Virginia Knight
Mildred
Ruth Krumrer
Alice Roberts
Sara Kuhl
Mills P.T.A
Tast
Meister
Ann Arter
Market Report Signals Grains and Livestock Prices
Wheat at 1.18 per bushel oats 0.46 corn 0.76 calves 12 to 14 cents hogs 10 to 11 cents eggs 0.23 per dozen. Local markets show modest gains across feed grains and livestock commodities.
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Alabaster Lampson
By Margaret Turnbull
Margaret Turnbull
WNU
Loren Rangeley
Polly Johnston
Darling
South Saline
R. Pierce
Hilah Jean
Anna Harmon
Ben Uphaus
George J. Klager
W. KE. Dietiker
Zady
Salixe Phome
A. J. Warren
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Observer
Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Painter
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. M. Wurster
North Fourth Ave
Pittsfield
Market Report
Wiedman Auto Co
Saling
Qiole Radio
Orioles
Guthard & Westrick
Midh
Nickel’s Arcade
G. A. Zachmann
Wright St
Edison Plant
Bridgewater
Purina
L & Mf
Saline Mercantile CO
E. T. Webb
Jackson
Reading Co-Operative Commerce Co
Reading
Jenks
C. C. Jenks
Michigan Ave
Optometrist Ypsilanty’s Leading Jewelry Store
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Detroit Edison Company
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