Bridgewater St John’s Lutheran Church News
Mrs Glenn Barnes hosts a Sunday dinner guests include Hoffman Dougher Wild Erwin and others from Detroit Ann Arbor and Wayne. St Johns Lutheran Bridgewater notes Sunday school 10 am divine worship 11 am sermon Tovest Thou Me. Bible school Saturday 7 pm. Clothing for European relief to be brought to church school. Fellowship League met at church school house with quiz luncheon for 30 hosted by Hehr family.
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ST. John’s L‘utheran
Bridgewater
H. W. Ray
Duance Girbach
Erwin Wild
Hd Hoffman
Sue
Ronnie
Thom Dougher
Janet
Judy
Detroit
Glenn Barnes
Gordon
George
Arthur Sherdt
Barbara
Charles
Michael McKrate
David Bivins
David Tee
Don Smith
Mel McAlphine
Ann Arbor
Chris Korte
Erwin Feldkamp
Clarence Feldkamp
Fred Hoeft
Harold Bersuder
Lucille Sculley
Herbert Blomhardt
Malcolm Petty
Wayne
Waldemar Rothfuss
Rudy Sayer, Jr
Saline
P. V. Sawyer
Brooklyn
Ed Hoffman
Fellowship League of St. Johns Lutheran Church
Church School
South Saline Extension Group Hosts Spring Party Plans
The South Saline Extension Group met at Mrs. Everett Gilbert's home with co host Mrs. Ralph Hammond. Mrs. Ernest Maschino led the lesson Room Arrangement and a 12 30 buffet luncheon followed. Mrs. Simon Braun presided at the business meeting and plans were finalized for the April 19 spring party at Stoney Creek Church. The next meeting is May 11 at Mrs. Albert Faust's home.
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South Saline
Everett Gilbert
Ralph Hammond
Ernest Maschino
Robert Hammond
Simon Braun
Stoney Creek Church
Albert Faust
Finch announces engagement of Marie Finch to David Cuff
Mr and Mrs Harold Finch announce the engagement of their daughter Marie to David Cuff son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cuff with no wedding date announced.
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Harold Finch
Marie
David Cuff
Arthur Cuff
First pressed glass tumbler shown at Philadelphia centennial
The first pressed glass tumbler, made in 1827 by a glassmaker who shifted from blowing into molds, was broken forty nine years later at the Philadelphia centennial when an exhibitor dropped it during a demonstration to connoisseurs.
Williams resists 1950 gasoline tax expansion plan
Governor G Mennen Williams declines to permit consideration of a 1950 bill to raise gasoline and weight taxes for road projects as the special session limits bills. The article also notes the Michigan Supreme Court's ruling restoring Kunzig to the Liquor Control Commission post and summarizes reforms to curb auto finance gouging, welfare fraud, and broader tax and spending trends in Lansing.
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G. Mennen Williams
Michigan State Supreme Court
Louis A. Kunzig
Liquor Control Commission
State Civil Service Commission
Kunzig
Liquor Board
John J. Kozaren
Williams
Kelley
Sigler
Civil Service Commission
Michigan
Better Business Bureau of
Detroit
Harry F. Hittle
Lansing
Senate
House
Better Business Bureau
Senate Social Aid Committee
State Administrative Board
Colin Smith
Big Rapids
Seniors Start Eastern Trip Sunday
A group begins a New York itinerary visiting History Columbus Circle Broadway Fifth Avenue Lord and Taylor Empire State Building Flatiron Mark Twain home Greenwich Village Wall Street Battery Park and a view of the Statue of Liberty. They tour LaGuardia Field and end at Lake Success home of the United Nations with a possible luncheon and hotel transfer. Dinner and an optional show follow.
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Manhattan Island
N.B.G
NBC News Room
Master Control
Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes
Empire State Observatories
Central Park
Hudson
East River
Brooklyn
Queens
Long Island
New Jersey
Hackensack River
Lower Manhattan
New York Harbor
Grand Central Station
New York Central
Chicagoan
Toledo Union Station
Columbus Circle
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Lord & Taylors
Empire State Building
Mark Twain
Greenwich Village
Wall Street
Battery Park
the Bowery
Little Church
R. H. Macy’s
Times Square
LaGuardia Field
Lake Success
United Nations
Kay Kyser
42Nd Street
Judson River
New York
Battery
Hast
Brooklyn Bridge
Navy Yard
Ann Arbor woman Anna Heusel dies after brief illness
Anna Mary Heusel 92 died Friday morning at Saline Hospital after a short illness. widow of Fred erick J. Heusel who ran City Bakery in Ann Arbor. a long time resident of Ann Arbor, she lived in Saline Hospital the last two years. born September 26 1857 in Freedom township.
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Anna Mary Heusel
Saline Hspital
Frederick J. Heusel
Ann Arbor
Saline Hospital
Saline Institution
Freedom Township
Daugh
Heusel Mrs. Bertha Dies. Rites at Muehlig Chapel
Bertha Heusel died at her home age 86 in Ann Arbor. She married Jacob Diable Niethammer in 1883 and was a charter member of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. Survived by daughter Mrs. David Saxton and sons Fred J. Heusel and Erwin C. Heusel, all of Ann Arbor, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Muehlig Chapel with Rev. Dr. Stellhorn, burial Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Ter
Jacob
Martha Diable Niethammer
Zion Lutheran Church
Heusel
Ladies Aid Society
David Saxton
Ann Arbor
Fred J. Heusel
Erwin C. Heusel
Robert J. Saxton
Onderdonk
Saline
Muehlig Chapel
E. C. Stellhorn
Forest Hill Cemetery
Franklin Bifocals Invented for Convenience Not Need
Benjamin Franklin invented bifocal glasses to avoid switching glasses when shifting between near and far objects. The device emerged from practical use to ease daily reading and viewing tasks.
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Benjamin Franklin
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Robert Hehr
Hammond News
Washtenaw County
Cancer Society
Ypsilanti, Mich
Truman
Congress
Burkhart
Milan
Leo Gorcey
Hunitz Hall
Johnny Rhee, Allen Roberts
Bomba
Donald O'Connor
Gloria DeHaven
van Johnson
Arlene Dahl
Coronado
Thriftmaster
Calc Wais
Jack Bennett
Asi Serges
Wiedman Auto Company
N. Ann Arbor St
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