Coming Attractions At Hill Auditorium
Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor will host Josef Hofmann for a fourth appearance on December 14. The renowned pianist, hailed since youth, previously played February 10 1920 November 23 1927 and May 25 1929 with praise from critics. The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Koussevitzky returns December 10 with soloist Joseph Brinkman performing Sowerby Piano Concerto No 2 in E major.
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Josef Hofmann
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Hofmann
Europe
America
Choral Union
May
W. J. Henderson
New York
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Koussevitzky
Joseph Brinkman
Leo Sowerby
Mr. Brinkman
Dr. Koussevitssy
Boston
Mangus Family Moves Into Heininger Farm House
Newcomers Mr and Mrs Arthur Mangus move into the George Heininger farm home east of Saline. They came from Ypsilanti via Macon and have a Ford plant job for housing demand. Their daughter attends Valentine school and the house was vacant after Dan Hertler moved out when his new home was built.
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Arthur Mangus
George Heininger
Saline
Ypsilanti
Macon
Ford
Valentine School
Mangus
Heininger
Dan Hertler
Mr. Heininger
Blue and Silver Christmas Seals Aid Starr Commonwealth
Christmas seals fund tuberculosis efforts statewide and now blue and silver seals aid Starr Commonwealth at Albion. The Albion founded institution helps delinquent boys and has seen 600 graduates enter diverse professions. After a school fire this year, funds are sought for rebuilding and running expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr Commonwealth
Albion
Albion College
Commonwealth
Pioneering Christmas Seals Spark TB Fight
Emily P. Bissell of Wilmington inspired a Philadelphia editor to back Christmas seal sales to fund a community hospital for tuberculosis care. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association continues the annual sale, inviting all contributions to stamp out TB.
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Emily P. Bissell
Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Licenses Expire 1936 Contractors and Journeymen Urged to Reapply
Licensed contractors and journeymen are informed that all licenses issued in 1936 expire December 31 1936. New licenses may be applied for after December 1 and will be available on Wednesday December 16. Send money orders or checks to the district inspector Harry Burbridge Y M C A Ann Arbor for processing.
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Electrical Administrative Board
Harry Burbridge
Ann Arbor
Michigan Notes From Around the State
Reports from Gaylord to Lansing cover fishing experiments at the Pigeon River forest area, oil well output near Lansing, state budget requests for emergency relief, a hunter killed by a deer, Farmers Week at Michigan State College, highway openings on US-12, and analyses of legislative voting strength.
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Gaylord—Ford Lake
Pigeon River State Forest
Gaylord
Montana
Baldwin
Michigan
Walter Draminski
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Michigan Crop Improvement Association
State Grange
Lansing
State Highway Department
Ann Arbor
Jackson
Lansins
House
Senate
William D. Haber
AAA
Lakeview
Hinton Township
Hinton Pool
State Emergency Relief Administration
SERA
Alpena
Dee Wilson
Alpena Grocer
Wilson
State Health Department
Illinois
Indiana
Ontario
Petition Circulated Again For M-11 Road Improvement
Manchester residents and communities along State Trunk Line No. 11 from Saline to Napoleon renew efforts to secure surfacing and upgrades in the 1937 State Highway program. Petitions available at Union Savings Bank and local stores urge surveys and funding, noting the gravel road is unsafe for current traffic and funded only by limited county resources.
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Manchester
Saline
Napoleon
State Highway Department
Union Savings Bank
Murray D. van Wagoner
Lansing
Michigan
Washtenaw County
State Trunk Line
W Napoleon
Jackson County
McNitt
County Highway Commission
Manchester Enterprise
Electors to Meet Early Under Lame Duck Amendment
Secretary of State Orville H Atwood calls attention to the Norris lame duck amendment requiring presidential electors in the state to meet December 14 to cast ballots for President and Vice President. The change aligns with the federal term start January 20 and shifts election machinery. The 1937 legislature will be asked to amend state election laws to conform to the federal constitution and new congressional enactments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Lansing
Byron L. Ballard
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Ingham County
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Student Council
Michigan
Saginaw
Michigan Sugar Co
Pontiac
James Stewart
Stewart
Battle Creek
Margaret Warswick
Albion College
Paul Wyckoff
Wayne University
Donald O'Hara
Michigan State
Michigan State Coden
Mary Joen Pureall
Michigan Normal Colege
Yusilanmi
Albion
Charles W. Howard Farmer
Howard
Ciities
Sandusky
Drouth
State Board of Agriculture
Orville H. Atwood
United States
Gems for Your Scrapbook
A collection of quoted thoughts on fame and excellence from Hazlitt Landor Eddy Sumner and Longfellow, plus a biblical verse. The quotes explore fame as tied to labor, virtue, and the happiness of mankind across literary and religious contexts.
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Charles Sumner
Glass wool fabrics dream sparked by Corning factory
The article hints at a Corning New York glass wool factory producing fireproof fabrics spun on looms and even imagines a glass world. It quotes The Literary Digest style and jokes about women in a new light while noting a fatal kerosene explosion in Brooklyn when Guy Marshall died in a basement fire and Mrs Marshall saved others with bed clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
New York
Literary Digest
Mallory
Guy Marshall
Brooklyn Exponent
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Hill
Oklahoma
U. S
Hiverglades
Florida
Howard City
State
State Commission
State Department of Agriculture
Michigan Quality Potato Growers Association
Lothrop
M-11
William Hazlitt
Walter Savage Landor
Mary Baker Eddy
Emerson
Bob Mannion
Paul Mann
Jimmy Samson Ray Gleason
Jud Fenton
John Wargrim
Peggy Acton
Virgy Mannion
Mrs
Nelson Dodd
Marcia Wargrim
Dick Ward
Lloyd Bowen
Clara Schmid
Peggy Sage
Grace Clark
Katherine Marken
Stanger Farm
Santa Genes Shopping
Santa
Muehlig’s
B. E. Moehlig
South Main ST
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