Cook Season Baseball Ups and Downs Across Multiple Games
The report details Cook losses and wins with Hospital rivalries, including an 18 to 1 rout of Bridgewater and a 3 to 2 close game where Cook scored in the first inning. Rollason and Bowen each held batters in check as pitchers, while fielding and errors influenced outcomes.
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Cook
Hospital
Rollason
Bowen
Bridgewater
Mann
Bill
Pfauss, Sr
Gilbert
Welch
Valley Farms
Gross
Haaarer
Butchers
Haarer’s
Merchants Win as Independents Lose in Sunday Ball Games
Saline Merchants defeated Chelsea 5 to 4 on Sunday with Louie Bowen pitching a steady game. Milan topped the Independents 4 to 3 as Owen Hoeft took the loss for Ann Arbor. Next Sunday Ann Arbor visits to face the Merchants in a league tilt.
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Chelsea
Milan
Ann Arbor
Saline Merchants
Louie Bowen
Merchants
Hamburg
Burg
Independents
Owen Hoeft
Cleary Alumni Club Forms in Tecumseh Area
About forty former and present Cleary college students gathered at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen home in Tecumseh for a potluck and business meeting to form a Cleary Alumni club. Officers include Mary Louise Allen president and Margaret Van De Bergh vice president.
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Cleary
Cleary College
Ypsilanti
W.c.allen
Maton
Cleary_Alumni club
Michigan
Ohio
California
Hawaii
Mary Louise
Allen
Macon
Margaret
van de Bergh
Tecumseh
Roy. Heilman
D. R. Wills
Percy
Morgan
Ann Arbor
Britton
Detroit
BR .D. Wells
North
Pearl Street
Ann Arbor Couple Wed at Michigan League Chapel
Miss Berenice L. Brackel and Jorge J. Jiminez wed at 4 pm Saturday in the Michigan League Chapel Ann Arbor on the day of the bride’s parents silver wedding anniversary The service featured Rev Edward M Duff with an ivory satin gown heirloom veil and crescent bouquet The wedding party included maid of honor Mrs Jane Whitney and best man Robert Jiminez Boston The couple plan to reside in San Juan after September 1 and will sail from New York on August 28 for Porto Rico
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Michigan League
Berenice L. Brackel
Walter W. Brackel
East Jefferson Street
Ann Arbor
Jorge J. Jiminez
Mila IL. Jiminez
Boston
Mass
Edward M. Duff
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Devonshire
England
Johanna Hill
Swansonia
Jane Whitney
Flowers
Robert Jiminez
Walter Brackel, Jr
Eugene P.form
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philip L. Schenk
University
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Garden of the League
Jiminez
County Fair Opens Tuesday August 28 Fun Ahead
County fair opens Tuesday August 28 promising neighborly visits shows and exhibits. Visitors are invited to enter farm produce quilts livestock and crafts while enjoying rides food and a rodeo from the grandstand. Plan to spend a day and bring the whole family for a memorable fair experience.
Checks on Hog Contracts Rapid Progress in Michigan
Verne H. Church announces that county allotment committees in 40 counties have approved final contracts for the corn hog reduction program. Washtenaw is among six counties to complete steps and ship contracts to Washington for signing. About 25 000 contracts in the state will yield gross benefits over 3 million dollars, with net payments expected around 112 000 in Washtenaw to 635 signers. Checks are to be mailed within ten days after correct contracts arrive.
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Michigan
Verne H. Church
Board of Review
Washington
Washtenaw
Church
Aliaja
Farmers Asked to Help on Forage Inventory
Michigan farmers will receive survey report forms from Verne H. Church to inventory available livestock feed. Data from all states will be sent to Washington for compilation to guide drought relief plans and identify areas with excess forage for possible purchase.
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Michigan
Verne H. Church
State Agricultural Statistician
United States
Washington
Drunken Driving See Major 100 Percent Rise Says Official
August 16 Marquette report by Oscar G Olander state commissioner of public safety notes a 100 percent increase in drunken driving in the first half of the year. He says state Police will arrest and bring every intoxicated driver to court with no leniency, urging local police to adopt the same policy.
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Marquette
Oscar G. Olander
State Commissioner of Public Safety
O. ‘A. Demaray
Charles Engle
Olander
Michigan business reports show upgrade in filings
The Michigan Department of State reports stronger business activity as corporations file annual reports. The division notes $200,000 more in privilege taxes paid by 1984 corporations than in 1933 by August 15. All firms must file by September 1, including 19,090 for profit and 6,009 non profit entities.
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Michigan
Department of State
Modernization Credit Plan Expands Home Improvement Credit
Property owners nationwide can obtain from 100 to 2000 for housing improvements. Approved financial institutions will provide the funds under the Modernization Credit Plan of the National Housing Act. Banks, trust companies, finance firms, and loan associations nationwide serve as credit agents.
City Tax Notice Posted for Water Dues Collection
Frank Camburn, treasurer, announces city tax and water due collection sessions at Savings Bank on August 11 25 and at Citizens Bank from August 18 to September 1 including afternoon and evening hours.
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Savings Bank
Citizens Bank
Frank Camburn
Lenawee County Fair Readies Fifty Seventh Festival
Lenawee County Fair will be held September 18 to 22 with the aim of inspiring a greater life purpose and closer cooperation in the community. Officials seek county and surrounding area help to make the event educational and constructive, noting four days and four nights of entertainment.
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Lenawee County
Miss Mary Murray Discusses Crow Indian Life and Health
Miss Mary Murray a Crow Indian missionary in Montana spoke to the Rotary Club at The Tavern. She traced origins tribal customs and beliefs and explained why government rules clash with native medical practices. She argued cooping in one room homes weakens health and notes tuberculosis and other diseases. She urged the new deal may ease suffering and defended Indians against claims of laziness while praising their traits and potential.
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Mary Murray
Montana
Miss Murray
Americas
Local Auto adverts and farm gear fill Saline listings
Saline country ads showcase Wiedman Auto Co offerings including Ford models and roadster, 1933 pickups, and a Model A Coupe. Also promoted are Vigoro plant products at Saline Mercantile Co, McCormick-Deering equipment, farm wagons, tractors Hlmer Roth fuss, and various livestock items from Elba H. Gage & Sons.
1981 Chevrolet Truck for Farm Hauling
Long wheelbase dual wheel truck in good condition with a snake rack body. Chevrolet cab is in solid shape. Sold by GEO. V COOK & SON, authorized Chevrolet dealers.
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GEO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
GEO
Cook & Son
Favorite Orchestra Opens at Sylvan Gardens This Friday
Jimmy Clark and his orchestra, formerly Lowry Clark's Original Orchestra, begin at Sylvan Gardens Sand Lake on Friday August 24. Admission 10c for ladies 15c for men with no dance charge. Also notice seeking readers with legal printing needs for estate settlements to contact The Observer via Probate Judge.
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Jimmy Clark
His
Lowry Clark
Sylvan Gardens
Sand Lake
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