Edward Alber visits Ypsilanti as Collins reunion held
Local notes show Edward Alber visiting Ypsilanti on a business trip. The Collins family annual reunion occurred Friday with many Milan and Ann Arbor residents attending, including Tracy Curtis and wife, Mrs. Grace Cook and Miss Julia Gordon, and tea and socializing among Detroit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alber
Ypsilanti
Th’ Collins
Tracy Curtis
Detroit
Joe Barnes
Fordson
Wahner
K. B. Simmons
Thumb
Rev
T. Dunk
Minnie Buckman
Minnie Jones
Ann Arbor
Grace Cook
Julia Gordon
Camp Birkett
Charles Tower
William Orr
Arbor Road
M. Schatz
Helen Whitman
S. G. Lambarth
Milan
Redpath
Mae Morden
Mary
W. M. Fowler
Jackson
R. L. Finch
John
Grosse ‘Pointe
Ronald Tower
Peoples National Bank
Luella Lambarth
Gladys Eggert
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Herman Gross
Reuben Bredennitz
Lodi
Jaicob*n Clough
Edward Feuerbacher
Clough
Pleasant Jake
Len W. Feighner
Nashville
Michigan Press Association
Elisabeth Larzelere
R. Wilson
Florence Bond
Casper
Grieb
August Gross
Florida
Irish Hills
Henry Lindeman
Wayne
Martha Visel
Clarence Cook
Paul Braun
Howard Feuerbacher
Bliss Curtiss
Andrew Decker
LaGrange
Indiana
Max Fosdick
Indiana River
Petoskey
J C. Wilson
Mason Goodrich
Lansing
Wampler’s Lake
Melvina Alber
Maree Burkhart
Allice Schleh
Velma Feuerbacher
Davis
Opera House
Virsil Brown
Dexter Fuller families hold 22nd reunion at Richards home
The Dexter and Fuller families held their 22nd annual reunion at D. G. Richards home on the Saline and Milan road. About 70 attended a noon pot luck dinner followed by a short program and officers elected including President H. S Richards and Treasurer Gladys Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Theurer
J. L. Theurer
George Theurer
Lucile Theurer
Dark Schelhorn
Paul Henzler
Owosso
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for help and flowers after bereavement and for Rev Dunk’s comfort. Also mentions threshing fire at Frank Bdick’s, grain spills, and a later note on game wardens and fish violations with fines. A Grass Lake News item reflects on tact in business promotion and character building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunk
Frank Bdick
Jay ‘Subet
Charlotte Republican
Mrile
Justice Crafts
Hach
Grass Laké News
Notice to file legal printing rates and settlements here
The newspaper invites all persons in the area with any legal printing requirements in settlements rates etc to send notices here. Readers should request the probate judge to forward these notices to this paper for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sof
E&rates
Many Musical Stars to Appear In Ann Arbor Concerts
Charles A. Sink announces a rich Hill Auditorium program in the 49th Choral Union and Extra Concert Series. Highlights include Beniamino Gigli on October 7, two pianos with Guy Maier and Lee Pattison on November 10, Luboshutz and Hofmann on November 23, Kochanski on January 19, Damrosch and the New York Symphony on February 1, and Chaliapin on February 23 with five Extra Concerts starting October 28 featuring Rosa Rassa and Giacomo Rimini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Sink
University School of Music
Ann Arbor
Hill Auditorium
Hst
University City
Beniamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera, Company
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Lea Luboshutz
Josef Hofmann
Paul Kochanski
Kochanski
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Damrosch
Feodor Chaliapin
Chalianin
Ann Arbor Hill
Rosa Rassa
Giacomo Rimini
Chicago Civic Opera Association
Washtenawa County
Flontafley
Old University Hall
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Famus
Wlarers
Detroit
Cneets
St. Olaf Lutheran Chir
F. Melius Christiansen
Abn Arbor
Myra Hess
Historic Tecumseh Brick Yard Changes Hands
Albert A. Comfort sells his brick and tile yard two miles southeast of Tecumseh to Fred and Frank Fairbanks of Morenci. They will move improved machinery from their plant as lease nears end and clay supply runs low. The yard, started in 1859 by Elwood Comfort, has historic value in Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Comfort
Tecumseh
Fred
Frank Fairbanks
Morenci
Fairbanks
Elwood Comfort
Comfort Farm
Tecumseh Herald
One Day Battery Charging Service Offered in Village
Say farewell to weak lights and slow cranking from a rundown battery. Bring it in for one day charging service to save rental expenses and restore the battery to perfect condition. Re charging with our Constant Potential System takes up to 12 hours. Best service in the village. Come in today.
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Oxfords
Fleuray
J. B. Wallace
Arthur K. Rouse
Chicago
Cank Moehn
Elmer W Eisele
George Eisele
Freedom
Hsther Eisele
Harold Eisele
Toledo
Fred Brown
Sammle
G. H. Carven
Bessie Collins
Oshtemo
T Katamaze
Dollie Weed
Carven
Collins
Eustis
Floridays
Wisconsin
Con
Marion Davies
Red Mill
Liberty Theatre
Holland
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Farmer and Mechanics Bank
Vaid
Bank
Atlanta
Georgia
Flint
Williamston
Shaftsburg
Farwell
Ypsilani
Macon
A. J. Turner
Mooreville
Elizabeth F. Robison
Theater Family Reunion
Petersburg
Peterburg
Owosse and
Napoleon Village
Norvell
Vo Eae Tenga
Manchester Enterprise
Michener
Cong
Warl C. Michener
Adrian
Camp Custer
Charley OX
Ann Station
Gram
George Near
Verona Township
Huron County
Saling
East Midh. Ave
Charles Wolford
Liberty Street
Burkhart
Burkhart’s Store
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block
Saline
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