Fake Cannery Scheme at Liberty Theatre Sunday
A Ray film by Paramount stars Carnes Ray and sweet Tittle Fate Novka in a country town comedy drama about a swindler promoting a string bean cannery. The plot follows a young farm hand who works at a local newspaper and helps expose the crook as a mass meeting unfolds.
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Beams
Liberty Theatre
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount
Carnes Ray
Novka
Mr. Ray
Bran Canney
Ray
Slaper
Mayr
Dausht
Distinct natives saved as swimmer caught by undertow
A swimmer was saved after being caught by strong waves while beachgoers, including named rescuers, helped efforts. Lifeguards and local responders coordinated rescue on the shoreline as bystanders aided in keeping the swimmer afloat until safety.
Saline village votes on Ann Arbor street paving project
Special Saline Village Council meeting approves Washtenaw County plan to pave Ann Arbor Street from Michigan Avenue north to village limits. Planned 35 foot width first block, 23 feet thereafter to near railroad, cost estimated at 342 255.00. Consent given for county to take over the continuation of the county road between Ann Arbor and Saline, Assessment District No. 3. Week of May 3 to 8 declared cleanup week. rubbish collected at residents' boxes or barrels.
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Common Council
North Ann
Fucss
Tustes Burkhart
Bredernitz
Seeger
Cruiis
Rentschlee
Wheeler
FL EK Jones
Roue
Clek
Board of County Head Commissioners
Sailhe
Board of County Road Commissioners of
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Michigan Avenue
Salize
Burkhart Tnfo
Saline
Washtenaiv
Michigan
Aid
Curtiss
Burkhart
Keas
Bedernitz
Seegex
Rentschler
Curtiss. Wheeler
Nohe
Jawa Eitéasion
Biedernitz
S3egar
Entschler
Adj Urm
Willing Workers Meet At Mrs Mohrhardt Home
The Avril Willing Workers met at Ms Barbera Mohrhardt s home on April 72 with 38 attending. Visitors included Mrs W Davenport Mrs Nancy Deisch Mrs C William and Miss Rey Spitle. The president Ada Lutz opened with Psalm 1 and members sang Rock of Ages.
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Barbera Mohrhardt
W. Davenport
Nancy Deisch
C. William
Rey Spitle
Ada Lutz
Thelma Custis
Helen Craig
Lena Gordon
Ella McMann
Mizpah
Bertha Gooding
Eiwart J. Muir's Store News Highlights Spring Stock
A local store announces arrivals of 110 Double Disc Harrows with cutaway backs, paints varnishes and brushes, wool twine, Adso Keen sheep shears, a Clipper Mill for seed cleaning, gasolines and kerosene, spreaders, Linoleum patterns, and farm equipment including Gargoyle Mobiloil cans, barb wire, nails, and Rumely Tractor. It promotes favorable prices before spring and notes tractor plows for Fordson and Samson, with a nearby John Deere option.
Local residents share visits and movings in Milan area
Numerous Milan area residents visit relatives in Ohio and nearby towns. Household moves include John Harber and family moving into Edgar VanValkenbure's tenant house and Myrl Murray families relocating near Mooreville. Aaron Canine dies at about 65, with a detailed list of survivors and funeral arrangements. A farm barn near the Baptist church was toppled in last week’s wind storm, with other farm buildings damaged and a horse killed.
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Horn
Mir
Shafer
Ohio
Mabel Bble
Tome
Birdsell
Fred Finch
Andrew Murray
Rachel Desbrough
Leslie Bailey
Samuel Craig
Vfa
Virgil Shafer
John Harber
Edgar VanValkenbure
Susie Murray
Edwin Murray
Milan
Myrl Murray
Hathaway
Mooreville
Alger Allisson
David Allison
Saline Township
Frank Kelsey
William M. Michael
Milaai
Myrl ‘Murray
Aaron Canine
Samuel
Catherine Canine
Orrin Canine
John ‘Barber
Nora. Clark
Marshall Canine
Joséphine van Houten
Saline
Mary Maltby
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PAVE
Norra Ann Arbor Sa
Sullivan-Cook Co
Ypsilanti
Gerzoyls Mobiloils
Eiwart J. Muir
Just
Adso
John Deere
Fordson
Samson
Edward J. Muir
Phone
George Deborough
Rachel’ Desbrough
Arthur Sally
Dwight Crittenden
Frank Smith
Alger Allison
John Gooding
Guy Richards
Karl Richards
Detroit
F. Gould and
Allen Griffin
Jennie Fors
Viktor
Victrola
South Main St
Annn Arbor
International
The
Harvester Company
Deering
McCormick
Milwaukee
Titan
Herman Heininger
Indiana
Henry Ford & Son
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