Michigan Republicans Seethe Over McKay Barnard Inquiry
Lansing observers call the capitol scene chaotic as inquiries into McKay and Barnard collide with a broad push to purge the party. Key figures Eaton Brake Murphy and Thomson pursue reforms amid a treasury deficit and a Blue Water bridge probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Capitol
Legislative
Fitzgerald
Frank McKay
Edward Barnard
House
Senate
McKay
Republican Party
Michigan
Hilton R. Eaton
Plymouth
Wayne County
Barnard
Detroit
D. Hale Brake
Stanton
Eaton-Brake
Parice
James Thomson
Republican State Central Committee
Frank Murphy
Washington
Gmen
Murphy
Department of Justice
G-men
Thomson
Treasury
Messrs
Haton
Braxe
Central York Community Notes Advance Local Visits
Frank Houston assists Carl ton Murray. Rev Miller of Saline calls at Allison home. Howard Copeland spends afternoon with John D Allison. Bruce LeBaron visits his cousin Mrs Alger Allison. Electa Murray in poor health confined to bed. Bula Acres home from hospital recovering. Alger Allison and wife visit Mrs Zach Gauntlett and family of Milan. Mrs George Miller and Mr and Mrs Max Miller visit Miss Electa Murray. York Baptist church holds meeting to vote on pastor candidates. Oak Grove PTA April meeting at the school. School children sing songs planned for Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Houston
Carlton Murray
Rev. Miller
Saline
Allison
Howard Copeland
John D. Allison
Bruce LeBaron
Alger Allison
Electa
Murray
Bula Acres
Zach Gauntlett
Milan
George Miller
Max Miller
Ypsilanti
Electa Murray
York Baptist Church
Oak Grove P. T. A
Ann Arbor
Richards and families visit in Michigan towns
Mr and Mrs A G Richards visited in Lapeer on Sunday and were seen driving new Fords with Mrs Margaret Schroen. Other visits included Raymond Riggs to Detroit to see Herbert Teachout, Floyd Teachout of Ypsilanti at Levi Teachout’s home, Will Gallaher and Ruth Riggs at D G Richards home, and Edward Langstaff and family at his brother’s funeral in Detroit. JUDD DISTRICT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Richards
Lapeer
Margaret Schroen
Raymond Riggs
Herbert Teachout
Detroit
Floyd Teachout
Ypsilanti
Levi Teachout
Will Gallaher
Ruth Riggs
D. G. Richards
Edward Langstaff
Local Social Notes From Hammond District Activities
Sunday visits and hospital news surface in Hammond District. Mrs. Beatrice McCollum and Miss Genevieve Gilbert share Sunday time as Harold Hammond remains ill in St. Joseph’s Mercy hospital Ann Arbor. Families from Shelby Monroe Owosso and Detroit visit relatives and attend events including Juniors on Parade at Lydia Mendelssohn theatre in Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice McCollum
Genevieve Gilbert
Harold Hammond
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Hovey Needham
Will Pennington
Macon
Carl Hammond
Shelby
M. Gilbert
E. QO. Stimpson
Donald Stimpson
Sue Ann
Donna Grace
Owosso
Julia Gordon
Theodore Stimpson
Glen Gordon
John Haughn
Monroe
William Gotts
Maude Deem
Charles Deem
Detroit
Clarke Gordon
Walter Gordon
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
Phyllis
Maxine Hertler
George Hertler
Mooreville Community News Highlights Visitor Duke and Local Happenings
Mooreville residents list weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Yankman of Ypsilanti and Mr and Mrs Herman Bruckner. St Joseph's Mercy HospitalAnn Arbor reports Mrs Don Neff recovering from major surgery. Mooreville 4 H Club held a penny supper raising 5 58 with dresses on display and moving pictures shown by Mr Osler. Norman Loveland returns home after hospitalization from February 14 auto accident. Elizabeth Austin the Mooreville grammar teacher was away causing no school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yankman
Ypsilanti
Herman Bruckner
Ora Ruddock
Harold
Clarence O'Donnell
Clarence Benz
Billy
Adrian
Loyal Kanitz
Don Neff
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
A. R Atkins
Weston
Ohio
Harold Miller
Donnie
Elizabeth Austin
Mooreville Grammar Room
Norman Loveland
Harter Loveland
Monrooe Hospital
Mooreville 4-H Club
Osler
Royal name changes seal a noble match in Osage tale
In a Victorian style scene, Richard Saying-Exon is urged to adopt the royal surname Saying-Exon to marry Elizabeth Virgil, Countess of Brief. The plot ties Osage, Wiltshire, Tracery in Austria to a planned alliance as a duchess seals the deed with a cake token and a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Osage
Brief
John Herrick
Richard Saying-Exon
Wiltshire
Tracery
Austria
Elizabeth Virgil
Back at Raven and the Countess of Brief
The narrator returns to Raven to find Brenda awaiting, while Elizabeth the Countess of Brief plans a reunion with Herrick. He recalls warnings from Old Harry, discusses the evening ahead, and observes the sunset over meadows as Herrick’s car nears to take Elizabeth away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiaskaire
THE
Observer
Saline
Michel
Countess of
Brief
Herrick
Harry
Raven
John Herrick
Brenda
Elizabeth
Countess
Earth
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice for Ann Arbor Property
Default on a January 12 1988 mortgage by John T Knapp and Genevieve D Knapp of Ann Arbor Michigan to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association prompts foreclosure. Sale set by Washtenaw County Circuit Court at the south front door of the court house on June 3 1939 at 10 00 am for Lot 61 Packard Lawn Addition subject to prior deed restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Knapp
Genevieve D. Knapp
Ann Anchor
Michigan
Huron Valley Buildings and Savings Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Packard Lawn
Mabel A. Stoll
Eugene H. Hannah
Local Social Notes From West Saline Region
West Saline updates report Mrs Alfred Yourng and daughter Marjory visiting in Tecumseh on Monday. John Wiedmayer shows heart attack recovery after three weeks. Alfred Young farm sale arrangements are canceled as Paul Wiedmayer works in Clinton. Otton Schwoche and G B Schwocho of Detroit visit William Schwotho. Arends hosts Grass Lake guests. Tucker and Schwocho attend a Roberts Furniture auction in Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfréd Yourng
Marjory
Técumseh
John Wiedmayer
Fred Arend
Sanderson
Grass Lake
Otto Schwoche
Detroit
William Schwotho
Paul Wiedmayer
Local Social Notes From Macon and Nearby Towns
Mrs Inez Halpin of Flint spent from Friday until Sunday with Miss Sue Langan. Several local residents and visitors called on friends in Adrian Jackson Waterville Utica Detroit London Brooklyn Ann Arbor Tecumseh and Riga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Halpin
Flint
Sue Langan
Arthur Daniels
Tipton
Er. W. Payne
Rarph Halladay
F. J. Day
Adrian
Jane Moody
Jackson
Jane Harring
John Mody
Lavern Heininger
Grand Rapids
Lavern Camburn
Roy Heilman
Detroit
Richard Lence
Mills Swick
Ora Heath
London
Llewelyn Cramel
Brooklyn
Bert Creger
Leo Creger
Claud Creger
Ann Arbor
Fay Handy
Ruth Creger
Frank Davis
Howard Zillmerman
Riga
Wesley Handy
Tecumseh
Elusive pig dodges trooper and crowds in Clare chase
State Trooper Horvath tried to corral a pig fleeing in Clare as children and pedestrians joined the pursuit. The animal eluded capture for a while, turning the chase into a game of tag until a garage employee finally restrained it. With no place to keep pigs at the post, officials wrestled with disposal before solving the problem. LinER ads get results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
MPA
Horvath
Clare
Genesee Herald Bowlers Rise on Spinach Diet
Mt. Morris Minnesota Genesee Herald bowling team credits Popeye style spinach for wins over a local rival. They led 10 points in game one, 160 in game two, and 214 in game three amid claims of strengthened muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Morris
MPA
Genesee Herald
Publication Order Third Annual Account of Co-Trustees
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders the examination and allowance of the third annual account of Kneeland B. Simmons estate co trustees Lee Tescher and State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor. Hearing set for May 17 1939 at ten in the forenoon at the Ann Arbor probate office with notices to appear in The Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Jay G. Pray
Kneeland B. Simmons
Lee Tescher
State Savings Bank of
Saline
Chancery Notice in Tucker vs Tucker Court Action
The Washtenaw County Circuit Court in chancery assigns a summons in the Tucker v Tucker case. Ruth Tucker must appear within three months from March 21 1939 or face default judgment. Publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer.
Deer License From 1895 Issued On Manila Card
The artifact shows License Harrison (MPA) Charles Butts expressing little patience for complaints about deer licenses. An issued license from 1895 is described as six inches wide and 18 inches long on manila cardboard with five attached coupons to ship deer to any point in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
MPA
Charles Butts
Michigan
Colt shortage hits Michigan and U S horse replacements
Michigan faces colt crop shortfalls with 18 000 annual foals far below the 25 000 needed for replacements. State horse population estimates rise from 1920 to 1930, while farmers spent over a million dollars yearly on about 110 000 animals from 1933 to 1936. R S Hudson offers eight spring management tips to stretch horse use, improve feeding, watering, and turnout while avoiding sharp diet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States
R. S. Hudson
Michigan State College
Inheriting Sense Over Wealth for Youth
The quotation argues that the typical young person benefits more from acquiring sense than from receiving more money. It emphasizes practical wisdom and self discipline over immediate financial gain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Mirror
Central York
Judd
Hammond District
Mooreville
Dornford Yates
WNU
Richard
Old Harry
Countess of Brief
Duchess of Whelp
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
W. E.van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust
Ann Arbor Michigan
Eer Ey
Hes Wael Erat
West Saline
Porker
Popeye
Chancery Notice
State OF Michigan
Circuit Court
Trene A. Seitz
Lee N. Brown
Detroit Edison
Detroit Edison Company
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