Saline and area residents share visits and events
A long list of local visitors and callers includes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuler of Clinton with Groebs, Miss Dorothy Lee of Chicago visiting Mrs. Maude Rankin, and many others from Ypsilanti Detroit Milwaukee and nearby towns. Community groups met electing Albert Gall to the Washtenaw 4-H council and planning picnics reunions sports and church activities through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lee
Chicago
Maude Rankin- Leigh Townsend
Ypsilanti
Ig. Sc
Townsey
Farmers Union Picnic At Pleasant Lake Agenda For Aug 7
The Farmers Union picnic at Pleasant Lake Aug 7 features E H Everson N F U president J C Lehr J Milton Hover and others. Attendees are urged to join for discussion on improving times and restoring agriculture to its place in the economy. Also reported a burglary at Trevor D Rickett jewelry store with about 350 dollars in watches stolen.
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Farmers Union
Pleasant Lake
E H. Evgerson
National Farmers Union
J. C. Lehr
J. Milton Hover
Everson
U. S
Trevor D. Rickett
Brighton
Argus
Fifteen Years Ago News Roundup at Chautauqua
The diary notes Miss Mary Morden plans a ten day lake trip to Duluth next Wednesday. Ronald Fitzgerald of North Adams visits grandparents Mr and Mrs 8 A Fitzgerald. Melvin Alber hosts friends from Detroit and Donald Burkhart with Miss Margaret Fairbank at a Sunday chicken dinner. Sam J Gall travels from Columbus Ohio reporting crops ahead of Michigan and excellent road conditions. Arthur Briggs and wife return to Detroit after visiting here, escorted by Mrs William Stierle and Miss Lottie Wallace. D B Mattison completes a Lakeland cottage. his daughter Mrs Martin Fuoss and family go there for the summer. Martin Fuoss travels up Sunday and returns Monday evening.
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JS. R. Wilson
Detroit
Roy Rogers
Pauline
AIR
Julius
Eiverard Beasley
Milwaukee
Wisl
Paul
Ace
Lima
Tives
Swillia
Schmid
Mary Luckhardt
Sabawaing
Julia Layher
George Schmid
Saturda
Federated Senior C. B. Society
T Wampler’ S Lake
Fred Giller
George Burkhart
Burkhart
Donald Burkhart
Gillen
Watkin’s Lake
Federated
Wampler’s Lake
Gertrude Bayha
Walger
Palo Alto
Oailand
Calif
Western Electric Company
Stanford Unirsity
Howard F. Horton
Ypsilanti
CWA
Alex. J. Groesbeck
H. O. Bingel
Sterling
Colo
C. L. Manske
Charles
Mary Luck- Herhardt
Sebewaing
E. F. Layher
Mooreville
Marshall Davenport
Sebastian Finkbeiner
Charles Dieterle
Adolph Lindéman
Charles Alber
Ome
Grand Canyon
Saline
Valentine
Winkle
Dexter
Tom Leith
Brighton
University Hospital
State Park
Brown
Arthur Day
George Cook
Bobby
William Acton
Ruth Welter
Alfred Acton
Jackson
Marian Wood
Max Fosdick
Indian River
Dorothy Bonescours
Fred Niethammer
Raymond Niethammer
Edward Wild, Jr
Niethammer
Newport Beach
Portage Lake
Dr. Kircher
Hastings
Nebraska
Winona Lake
Arthur O’neill
James H. MacDonald
Ann Arbor
Pine
Santa Ana
Lloyd Fairbanks
Seattle
Mason Oil Company
Warren
Gapot
David Wahl
Chautangila
Opéis
Mary Morden
Duluth
Ronald Fitzgerald
North Adams
A. Fitzgerald
Melvin Alber
Margaret Fairbank
Sam J. Gall
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Lise
Arthur Briggs
William Stierle
Lottie Wallace
D. B. Mattison
Lakeland
Martin Fuoss
Martin Fucss
Cheese at six cents per pound and early 1900s town notes
Thirty years ago prices show cheese at six cents per pound at A. M. Humphrey's. Huckleberry crop ruined by drought. Brooklyn finishes constructing 75,000 square feet of cement sidewalks at six cents per foot. The milk wagon of P. Hi Rouse debuts with modern improvements. Emerson serves patrons with comfort. Nissle and Schmid sustain ice business with prompt, careful delivery and careful handling of boxes.
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Brooklyn
P. Hi Rouse
Emerson
Messrs
Nissle & Schmid
Six constitutional amendments on November ballot
Voters will see six proposed changes to the state constitution on the November ballot. Five come from initiatory petitions. one was ordered by the legislature. Proposals include nonpartisan judicial ballots, reducing gasoline tax, limiting weight tax, county government reorganization, removing uniform taxation to permit an income tax, and expanding justices of the peace civil jurisdiction to 300 in large cities.
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Department of State
Justices of the Peace
Muck Farmers Meet At College Aug 7
Michigan muck farmers will view seedings of Sweet Clover Mammoth Red Clover and Reed Canary Grass at Michigan State College on Tuesday August 7 The event showcases experimental plots among more than 160 trials testing crops on muck soil including celery onions potatoes cabbage beets and others Inspections start 9 am with plots open then a 1 30 pm speaking program in the grove N P Beebe Wiles president urges all muck soil owners to attend Dr P M Harmer in charge of muck soils experiments and other college staff will be on site Fr sketch unrelated accident reported involving Frank Clark and others with injuries and vehicle damage at Ridgeway Tecursed Herald
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Michigan
Michigan State College
U.S
Mt. Hope Avenue
College
N. P Beebe
Wiles
Michigan Muck Growers
P.M Harmer
M. IS. C
Time to Renovize Again in Community Campaigns
In spring communities launched renovation drives urging property inspections and needed improvements. The author notes jobs created and money circulated through industries, with essential upgrades at a reduced cost. This summer should bring similar campaigns to spur recovery and improve housing and safety.
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Clinton Local
Mrs McAdoo Seeks Divorce From Senator Husband
Mrs McAdoo took 20 minutes to procure a divorce from her senator husband, highlighting ongoing legal delays and the speed of court action in a sensational note on marriage and politics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Schuler
Clinton
Casper ‘Groeb
O. E. Ss
Mayer
Reginald Spokes
Tecumseh
A. J. Warren
Clark Bracey
Morenci
Eec
E. ¥. Layher
Nina Smith
St. Petersburg
Florida
Fred April
Washington
Roland Finch
Australia
W. E. Die
Baby Chick and Feed Store
West Liberty and
First Streets
Bridgewater
Chelsea
Michigan State Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Hatcheries
Farmers
UNION
Frank Clark
Ridgeway
KODAK
Janesville Film Service
Janesville, Wis
Roy Bixby
Tanner's Store
America
Port Huron
Mich
Edward W. Pickard
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