Grading Plan Set On Detroit Chicago Pike Project
Lenawee County prepares to grade 15 miles of the Detroit Chicago pike pending approval by the state board. Lowest bid for grading and drainage is about 196000 dollars at 13000 per mile with work likely to start this year. Construction main phase begins next year. trips over the Irish Hills may be suspended for two years.
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State Administrative Board
Lansing
Lenawee Board of County Commissioners
Lenewee County
Tipton Road
Larzelere’s Corners
Manchester Township
Manchester Enterprise
Dry spell hurts crops and town news in Clinton area
Thirty years ago corn and potatoes suffer from drought while residents report social visits from Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Caldwell. A 16 inch tomato weighs 25 ounces as O M Kelsey lists improvements at the old American House. Burglars take valuables from E W Ford & Son. notes found along marsh track. Farmers picnic at Ann Arbor noted as non-partisan. Traverse City sends request for speech copy. W H Druce visiting Ypsilanti with cucumbers. grasshoppers menace celery marshes. Whanghorde band marchers and Arbeiter Park set piece entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Burroughs
Newark
N. J
Coldwater
M. D. Wallace
O. M. Kelsey
E. W. Ford & Son
Ann Arbor
McKinman
Common Council
Traverse City
W. H. Druce
Ypsilanti
Celery
Arbeiter Park
Whanghorde
Fred Henne
Fifteen Years Ago Happenings At Belle Isle Excursion
Fifteen years ago the community notes a Belle Isle excursion with over four hundred tickets sold on Tuesday. Will Sturm and family entertained Miss Webber while Dr J Fred Henne C H Guthardd and Ed Muir attended the hardware convention at Detroit last week. Carl Heininger bought the livery business from his brother Fred. Mrs K B Simmons hosted guests including Mrs James Bach and Miss Anna O'Brien of Ann Arbor. Ruth Bach injured her ankle during the Belle Isle picnic Tuesday. Burkhart Brothers planned several interior store improvements. Dc R Parsons of St Louis is visiting old friends for a few days.
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Will Sturm
Webber
Burkhart Brothers
Dc. R. Parsons
St. Louis
Missouri
The Schaible-Theurer Marriage At Bridgewater Parsonage
Alma Schaible daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schaible wed Walter Theurer at 3 30 p m August 14 in Bridgewater parsonage with Phillipp officiating Esther Schaible was brides maid and Noble was best man A two course supper followed at the bride’s parents home The couple plan to reside in Ann Arbor after visiting cities in southern Michigan A Sunday shower hosted for sixty friends brought many presents.
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Alma ScHaible
Joe Schaible
Walter Theurer
Bridgewater
Kher. Phillipp
Esther Schaible
Noble
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Christian Science Service in Saline Planned
The Christian Science society of Saline holds Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the Citizens rank hall with subject Mind A testimonial meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school follows the morning service with pupils under 20 admitted
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Christian Science Society of
Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services and Election
The Methodist Church announces morning worship at 10:00, Sunday school at 11:15, Epworth League at 7:00, and an evening service with a sermon on the sufferings of the east and a run-away tale. Tuesday saw the Sunday school board elect officers for the coming year led by Edward Smith and Willis Mowler.
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Epworth League
East
Edward Smith
Willis Mowler
Bruce Parsars
Lucile Aprill
Associo
Lottie Wallace
GC. F. Unterkircher
W. D. Hart
Wister
Young Man Paul Morris Dies at Home
Paul Elisha Morris died at his parents home from tuberculosis after a weeks long illness. He was born May 14 1906 in Saline and died August 21 1923 aged 17 years 3 months and 7 days. Survived by parents four sisters Matida Mary of home Tyler Texas Ruth of Paineah Kentucky three brothers James Detroit Allen Louisville Kentucky and John at home. Funeral 2:00 pm at home and 2:30 pm at Methodist church Rev Ralph W Brown officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
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Paul Morris
H. E. Morris
Paul Elisha Morris
Saline
Matida
Mary
L. D. Patten
Tyler
Texas
Ruth
Paineah
Kentucky
James
Detroit
Allen
Louisville
John
Methodist Church
Ralph W. Brown
Oakwood Cemetery
Paul
Countryman Learns City Streets From Traffic Cop
A rustic visitor leaves Grand Central and asks a traffic officer for Central Park. The officer approves the ride this time and warns he should not ask again, reflecting the humor of city navigation amid busy Forty second Street.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Central, Park
To Be Or Not To Be Question Lifts Saline Building Quest
A community building drive in Saline gains momentum as editorials report growing support. The Observer plans to publish a donor list next week showing subscribers pledging $100 or more to the auditorium fund, inviting further contributions by card, interview, or phone.
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Salime
Observer
Buiciing
Saline
Michigan
Michigan potato crop seen fall short of prior year
Report shows smaller potato acreage and a production near 375 million bushels, roughly 100 million less than 1922. Michigan crop quality cited as best of the year due to care and season, while apple yields rise except in New York and Colorado. A new state law will ban parking on many roads from the 37th of the month to curb highway hazards.
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Michigan
New York
Colorado
George Jedele Dies After Illness. Services Held in Lodi
George Jedele of Ann Arbor township died Thursday night at his daughter’s home in Lodi after a short illness. Born September 16, 1848 in Lodi, he lived in Washtenaw County all his life and left five daughters, three sons, a brother Christian, and 23 grandchildren. Funeral services were at 2:30 Sunday at Mrs Schneider’s home with Rev. G A Newmann officiating. Burial at Bethlehem Cemetery.
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George Jedele
Ann Arbor
Julius Schneider
Ledi Township
Jedele
Lodi
Joseph Jedeale
Washtenaw County
Jelele
Martin Wurster
Northfield
George Hinderer
Preedom
Joan Wurster
Saline
Pred
Seitz
Hdward
Fred
Otto
Walter
Christian
Lodi Township
Schneider
G. A
Newmann
Bethleham Cemetery
First Girl Scout Pep Meeting for Girls Over Ten
A pep meeting for girls over 10 is set with Mrs Bemis at the play er funds Friday at 2 00 PM.
New Michigan law makes land certification provisions optional
A recent Michigan legislature action creates an optional land certification system for real estate. A three member commission will license inspectors and oversee certified land reports that accompany deeds. Accredited dealers must sell only certified lands under the act. August 31 effective date.
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L. Whitney Watkins
R. S. Shaw
R. A. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adman Claims Long Use
An advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has treated catarrh for over 40 years. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce mucous membrane inflammation. Sold by all druggists. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Clinton
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H. D
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W. J. Cross
Near East Relief Association
Tthis
Sand Lake
Parsons
George W. Barr
Snday
Naughty
Sim. R. Wilson
Mich
Wiech
Michigan Press Association
National Editorial Assn
Michigan Food For
Michigan Reople
Pathfinder
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Springfield
Kelly
Springfeld
Goodyear
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