Changes Mind at 95 From the Omaha World-Herald
Isaac Clark Shaw, 95, plans to turn over a new leaf in about three years while noting his long life and healthy routine. He quit tobacco two weeks ago and has voted Republican since youth, but says he may vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933. He lives in Omaha with daughter Mrs. George M. Wood and others. relatives span Chicago and New York.
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Omaha World-Herald
Isaac Clark Shaw
Shaw
Ae Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Lincoln
Hoover
Alpha and Omega
Woolworth Street
Omaha
Saline
Mich
Ruth Gross and Carl Marion wed in West Saline home
At 4 PM Saturday Mrs and Mrs G Edward Gross hosted the marriage of their daughter Ruth to Carl Marion son of Mr and Mrs Julius Marion of West Saline. Rev Adolf Lederer officiated before thirty guests with Lohengrin's Wedding March played by Hisse Marion. The couple plans a six week westward trip before settling on a farm west of Saline.
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G. Edward Gross
Ruth
Carl Marion
Julius Marion
West Saline
Adolf Léderer
Hisse Marion
2Roon
Lohengrin
Esther Gross
Emanuel Marion
Saline
Hillsdale Fair Preparations Include Baseball and Prizes
The 83rd Hillsdale County Fair dates Sept 26 36 are set with grounds improvements for public enjoyment. Baseball games feature Hillsdale vs North Adams Aug 31 West Unity vs Marshall Sept 20 and twin bill Sept 26 Pioneer vs Adrian at 1 pm American Oils vs Litchfield at 3 pm. Children get free grounds admission Tuesday. Extra tents for overflow. $3600 purses attract horsemen from several states. World champion horse pulling returns as a feature. Agricultural building filled with farm exhibits. Four nights of high class entertainment. Women’s Congress promises exceptional programs. An Alanson boy claims potato bugs make better fish bait. Five Yanko family members charged with attempting to kidnap Napoleon Brooklyon Watts’ daughter were released on bail in Jackson.
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North Adams
Unity
Marshall
Pioneer
Adrian
American
Litchfield
Woman's Congress
Alanson
Yanko
Jackson
Erwin Watts
Napoleon
Brooklyn
Community notes reflect a busy social season
A flurry of visits and gatherings reports friends visiting Adrian and Detroit relatives, trips to A Century of Progress in Chicago, church outings at Wamplers lake, and family reunions across Washtenaw County. Local exchanges include plans for future events and a birthday surprise at Martin Schaible’s home.
Mrs. Robert Hitchcock Rites Held in Ypsilanti
Funeral services for Mrs. Otillie Wa Schnirring Hitchcock of Windsor Ontario were conducted by Rev. Hugo Fenker at Wallace-LaCore in Ypsilanti. She died after a cerebral hemorrhage at her parents home on West Michigan Avenue. Interment followed at Lodi Plains Cemetery. Survivors include her husband Robert J Hitchcock, daughter Dorothy eight, twin sister Anna Smeader of Detroit, sisters Mrs. R. G. Layher of Saline and Miss Lorena Schnirring of Ypsilanti, and brother Julius of Saline.
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Robert Hitchcock
Windsor
Ont
Wallace-LaCore
Ypsilanti
Hugo Fenker
William H. Schnirrine
West
Michigan Avenue
Hitchcock
Otillie Wa Schnirring
Bridgewater Township
Robert JS. Hitchcock
Dorothy
Anna
Edward Smeader
Detroit
R. G. Layher
Saline
Lorena~ Schnirring
Julius
Lodi Plains
Rey. C.F. Wittbracht
Prominent Saline Man Injured Crossing Street
John W. Hull age 91 of East Michigan Ave was seriously injured Friday morning when struck by a car driven by J L Morgan of Coldwater as he crossed in front of his home. He was taken to Community General hospital with badly lacerated arms broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Hull a lifelong Saline resident has been active in banking and civic affairs.
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John W. Hull
East Michigan Ave
J. L. Morgan
Coldwater
Community General Hospital
Mr. Hull
Saline
Moose Lodge wins and ties for first in county league
Moose Lodge earns its sixth straight Washtenaw County league win with a 7 to 6 rally over Saline. Red Hughes struck out 15 for Moose as Guthrie started the decisive eighth inning rally with a homer and James reached on a hit by pitch. Saline to play a double header at Manchester next.
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John W. Hull
Manchester
Ann Arbor Daily News
Moose Lodge
Ann Arbor
Sealine
Moose
Red” Hughes
Hoeft
Guthrie
James
Weinman
Buster
Felters
Bethke
Mercier
Saline
Moose Lodge AB
H R Mercier
Anmibeusten
Ss Bernard
If Keubler
Fifteen Years Ago Visitors And Local Trips In Michigan
Miss Hisbeth Wheeler visits Ann Arbor relatives while Frank Hollis family drive to Salem to visit friends. Milan guests include W I Rundet and Ida Clements. Kazmaier family spend Sunday with George Carter in Tecumseh. Charles Marken entertains with wife at Station. Agent Ballard of Bridgewater attends Sunday events. Boettner family from Toledo visit Conrad Boettner. Barr and Nellie Congdon travel to Chelsea on business. Schieh Dietiker Hull group visit Wyandotte. Minnie Kopka and daughter Iva of Ypsilanti stay with Samuel Craig. Howard Clark vacations with relatives at Onsted Augusta and Devils Lake. Meltina and Estell Feldkamp return with Mrs Dierberger from Chelsea for a two week stay. C A Jordan and Audrey depart for Grand Rapids by auto to visit William Jordan’s family, returning Monday. Ruth Bond Eva Zahn Jean Junelle Rachel LeBaron Hazel Derr Marietta Robison Helen Tederer and a Ypsilanti friend plus Winifred Woelper go to Whitmore Lake for a cottage stay.
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Julius Bredernitz
Holland
Barbara Barnes
Detroit
Ernest Towler
Mae Wheeler
Charles Geddes
Pittsfield
Timmy Cathers
Lez Tescher
Harold Hanlon
A. J. Warren
M. E. Church
Wampler’s Lake
Lance Rogers
Louise Westphal
Whitmore
Lloyd Dell
American Legion
Grand Rapids
Phil. Cowan
Ernest
Carl Zahn
Progress
Fairbank
iLyria
Lindenschmidt
George J. Feldkamp
Northlake
Walter Brackel
Berniece
Ann Arbor
Fannie Friis
Edward F. Henne
Doris Jéan
Ella” Henne
Klinger Lake
Julius Walker
Clint
William “Acton
Alfred Jedele
Edward Smith
OE Dansyls Ind
Everard Beasley
Chicago
Frank Davis
Pauline
Virginia Lee
Ray Davis
Earl Curtton
Lansing
Lucy, Fairbank
Lulu "Nybank
Lloyd Irbank
Hisbeth Wheeler
Frank Hollis
Salem
W. I. Rundet
Ida Clements
Milan
Kazmaier
George Carter
Tecumseh
Charles Marken
Station
Agent Ballard
Bridgewater
G.C. Boettner
Toledo
Conrad Boettner
W. H. Barr
Nellie Congdon
Chelsea
Carl Schieh
Earl Dietiker
Cora Hull
Wyandotte
Minnie Kopka
Iva
Ypsilanti
Samuel Craig
Howard Clark
Onsted
Augusta
Devils Lake
Meltina
Estell Feldkamp
Dierberger
C. A. Jordan
William
Ruth Bond
Eva Zahn
Jean, Junelle
Rachel LeBaron
Hazel Derr
Marietta Robison
Helen ‘Tederer
Ypsilantis
Winifred Woelper
Whitmore Lake
Local notes and visits fill town papers
Thirty years ago Bob Cullen of Belleville is in town today and Ralph Sweezey visits relatives in Pennsylvania. Miss Maude Friis visits friends in Chicago while Mrs G L Parsons and son Robert stay at Williamston and Mason. Victor Sturm of Cadillac returns to work after a lumber farm inspection and Miss Mabel McKinnon leaves for Detroit to prepare for millinery work. Misses Bessie Carven and Vesta Snauble visit uncle James Carven in Dansville. Myrtie Bordine resigns as assistant postmaster to join a Ypsilanti dry goods house. Wall cracks appear at Whissle and Trauser block, with theories on fault sharing. The popular song line is noted as not being very popular.
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Bob Cullen
Belleville
Ralph Sweezey
Pennsylvania
Maude Friis
Chicago
Whissle & Trauser
New Plymouth Dodge Salesroom Opens in Boettner Block
Earl Brown of Ypsilanti operates a new Plymouth and Dodge showroom in the Boettner Block this week. He will also handle trucks and used cars. The public is invited to inspect the location and view demonstrations of the new cars.
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Earl Brown
Ypsilanti
Wil
Boettner Block
Har] Brown
Boettner
Card of Thanks for Elmira Rhoades family
The Children of Mrs Elmira Rhoades thank friends neighbors and relatives for expressions of sympathy during their bereavement and acknowledge Dr Kircher for comforting words.
Local family thanks for sympathy after bereavement
Mrs. Lydia Acton and relatives express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind expressions of sympathy during a recent bereavement. Alfred Acton and Marguerite Welter family join in the note of thanks.
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Lydia Acton
Walter Acton
Alfred Acton
Marguerite Welter
Keeping a Secret to Grow Your Business Motto
The piece argues secrecy fails to attract customers and urges bold advertising. It notes the need for effort and that alertness is shown by how one advertises. It emphasizes telling and selling as key to business success.
Sunny Southern California small farm for sale near Los Angeles
Photograph misprints aside, five acres in Lucerne Valley offered for 495 dollars with 24 dollars down and 5 dollars per month. Property advertised for Alfa apples peaches grapes chickens and other farming prospects monthwise. Contact R. C. Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main Street Los Angeles California for information.
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California
Los Angeles
Lucerne Valley
R. C. Kimbrough
South Main St
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