Theurer Family Holds First Reunion at Theurer Home
Theurer family held its first reunion at George Theurer’s home with 45 attendees. George Theurer was elected president Lucile Theurer secretary and Carl Schallhorn treasurer. A pot duck dinner followed a short business meeting and a light program with games.
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Theurer
George Theurer
Lucile Theurer
Carl Schallhorn
Gotlrih Henzler
Owosso
George Seeger
Robert Raab
Will Nimike
Carl Schalfhorn
Walter Theurer
Elen Theurer
Ann Arbor
George Zeeb
Cora Zeeb
Arthur Zeeb
Northfield
George Rothfuss
Detroit
Carl Theurer
Bernadine Theurer
Albert Bredernitz
Jacob Theurer
Srlvne
Jake Rothfuss
Benton
Jacqueline Rothinss
George Rothinss
Eair Society Entertains Washtenaw County Fair
Washtenaw County Fair society entertained the county board of supervisors and local newspapermen at a Friday banquet on the fair grounds. A. L. Watt outlined improvements at the grounds and plans for a countywide fair with bands, baseball tourney, declamation contest, and Granger shows. He noted money raised by booth releases and automobile storage rentals and pledged agreeable entertainments and rides, with patriotic fireworks for the Sesquicentennial.
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Washtenaw County Fair Society
A. L. Watt
Watt
Hough
Hippodrome
Guilty
Jeanny
Michigan
Potatec Growers Tour Northern Seed District August Dates
Michigan growers prepare a potato tour through the northern seed district August 24 and 25 under the Michigan Producers Association with adds from southern counties. A separate Oakland county potato tour runs August 26 and 27 with involvement from the Farm Bureau Kiwanis and youth groups. A visit to Percy King farm highlights the event with 200 seed sources observed. Michigan wool production estimates rise to 7 9 25 000 pounds with average fleece 8 0 pounds, US output up 15 147 000 pounds from 1925. census revisions pending for remaining states.
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Lower Peninsula
Heart of the
Michigan Producers Association
H. C. Moore
M. S.C
Oakland County
Oakland County Farm Bureau
Boys and Girls Potato Plus
Kiwanis Club
Pontiac
Percy King
Michigan
United States
Ypsilanti Plans Banquet For Road Completion With Saline Clinton
Ypsilanti will host a banquet at the new Huron hotel August 20 to celebrate the cement pavement completion between Ypsilanti Saline and Clinton. Officials from Saline and Clinton will attend along with Ypsilanti leaders and interested residents and discuss the road project.
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Detroit
Board of Commerce At
Ypsilanti
Huron Hotel
Saline
Clinton
Clin
Eckley
Ypsilanti Board of Commerce
Average Maney U S Is Worth 42 01 Cash
The Treasury estimated August per capita money in circulation at 42.01, up from 42.31 last year but below 52.36 in November 1920. With a U S population of 115,641,000, money in circulation totaled 4,858 73 503, while total money stock reached 5,399,076,061.
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U. S
Treasury
United States
Christian Science Services Held in Baline Hall
The Christian Science society of Baline holds Sunday services at 2 30 a.m. in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Mind A testimonial meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service with admission for pupils under 20
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Christian Science Notes
Christian Science Society of Baline
Citizens Bank
Oak Grove School Reunion Celebrates Attendance at Ground Event
The Oak Grove School District No. 5 reunion in York drew about 150 people to school grounds on August 12. The event featured a potluck, songs, readings, dances by Miss Jane Murray, and remarks by former pupils. Officers for the new year were elected, including Jesse Bird as president and Julius Hertler as treasurer. Democratic petitions for county offices were filed, listing Ernst M. Wurster for sheriff and other candidates across the ticket.
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Ak * Grove
York
Davis
Harriet Cook
Melinda
Mary Murray
Harwood
Alger Allison
Esther Bliton
Ha Jane Murray
Jesse Bird
Parler Murray
John Gooding
Julius Hertler
Ernst M. Wurster
Frank Stampfer
Register of Deeds
Otto E. Haah
Mabel {. Stadtmiller
Ynsilanti
Bert Lowry
Mancester
Ernest A. Clark
John B. McCune
Chelsea
Webster Ie Lane
Salem
Tracy le ‘Towner
Ypsilanti
Sirenit
Frank GC
Cole
Mars weathering improves marl applications and family reunion notes
Michigan marl tests show sulfides oxidize during weathering, suggesting a 2 to 3 month curing period before soil use. Professor McCool advises delaying seeding or exposing marl to elements. Also reported are the Seita family reunion with 50 members at Chelsea and Ann Arbor, Floyd Wwerth elected president and Mrs Philip Seitz as secretary, planning next reunion for July 1987 at Recreation Park, Ypsilanti, plus potato market outlook with Michigan prices up about 3 million bushels vs last year and expected profit for growers.
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Mars
Michigan
M.S. ©. Soils Laboratories
M. M. McCool
College Soils Department
Seita
Saline Chelsea
Ann Arbor
John Seitz
Floyd Wwerth
Ypsilanti
Philip Seitz
Chelsea
Seitz
Recreation Park
Times News
Johnny Hines and Harold Lloyd Star in Big Double Bill
Johnny Hines delivers thrill filled comedy in Rainbow Riley with a dangerous stunt across a chasm at Dingmans Falls. Harold Lloyd appears Saturday at the Liberty theatre in Now or Never a Pullman car comedy with Mildred Davis and Anna May Bilson.
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Johnny Hines
Hines
Rainbow Riley
Johnny
Dingmans Falls
Pennsylvania
Harold Lloyd
Liberty Theatre
Mildred Davis
Anna May Bilson
Five Candidates for Governorship Highlight Primary Ballot
Five governor and six lieutenant governor hopefuls will appear on September 14 ballots. Republicans Fred W. Green and Alexander Groesbeck lead, with Democrats William A. Comstock and Edith R. Luttenbacher among others. Also listed are congress and state senate nominees plus notes on bean protein nutrition compared to meat.
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Governed
Fred W. Green
Ionia
Alexander Groesbeck
Detroit
William A. Comstock
Frank 5B
Big Rapids
Edith R. Luttenbacher
Prohibition
Washtenaw County
Earl C. Michener
Adrian
Roger Dansard
Monroe
Charles A. Sink
Ann Arbor
Bird Care: Canary Diet Tips and Freshness Rules
The guidance explains adding seeds such as chickweed dandelion thistle and plantain seeds to a canary diet between cage wires. It notes watercress wild oats knot grass and spring greens as favorites and recommends bread soaked in cooled milk as a moist option. Avoid overly wet soft foods and keep moist foods fresh to prevent illness. keep cuttle bone available.
Temporary Sheep Pasture Methods and Crops
The United States Department of Agriculture says sheep can be raised efficiently on temporary pastures. Soil and climate determine crop choice. more sheep per acre are possible than on permanent pastures of similar fertility. Rotation helps reduce worm infections. wheat, oats with field peas, and soybeans are noted pasture options.
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United States Department of Agriculture
No Services at Federated Church on August 22
The Federated Church announces there will be no Sunday services on August 22 as the pastor is on vacation. Regular services resume the following Sunday, August 28.
Methodist Church Notes Reuben Oresby Pastor
Methodist Church notes list services for next Sunday with morning worship at 10:00, Sunday school at 11:55, Epworth League at 7:30, and Thursday prayer at 8:00. District superintendent Th J B Martin presided over the last quarterly conference Friday night. officers for the coming year were elected and an invitation extended to Eastor for another year. The annual inference will be held in Detroit September 15 to 20 at the new Metropolitan church.
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Epworth
Th. J. B Martin
Detroit
New Metropolitan
Classified Advertising Offers Discounts on Extended Running
The Observer Liners section announces fivefold discounts on ads running for a month or longer. Eligible campaigns benefit from reduced rates and extended exposure through the newspaper’s classified section.
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Fiveral
Classified notices and sales offers mix
A flood of small ads: scratch pads for sale, baby carriages, yellow apples, fertilizer order reminder, home for sale or rent, auto supplies, horse collars, storage batteries, optometrist services, milking machine demonstration, housework help wanted, life insurance sales, hosiery, piano offers, and local business inquiries all listed with names and addresses across Saline and Ann Arbor areas. The cluttered sheet also repeats merchant names and phone numbers for further inquiries.
For Sale Three-Structure Property Near Michigan Avenue
For sale a good house with furnace lights and water full basement and a 4 by 10 lot one block from Michigan Avenue priced at 4000. Two very nice lots 96 feet each on a good street. plus a large house barn 18 by 40 granary and ice house with good roofs. Bargain at 4500.
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Michigan Avenue
W. M. Fowler 1925 Chevrolet Coupe Duco Finish
Advertisement notes a 1925 Chevrolet coupe by W. M. Fowler with Duco finish and promotion to bring it in for a sale through George V. Cook authorized Chevrolet dealer. Includes a notice about sending legal printing and probate notices to the newspaper for universal rates.
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Fdate Automobile
Geo. V. Cook
Chevrolet
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the Observer
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GermBron Baby Carriage
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Saline Mercantile Company
West Henry Street
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Wiedman, Auto Company
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Wiedman Auto Company
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