Michigan voters face April votes on amendments and school funds
Michigan voters may decide next April on two constitutional amendments. The Michigan Education Association backs earmarking state funds for education, with Governor elect Frank Fitzgerald pledging support for statutory school funding and a $44 million annual state appropriation. An additional amendment would remove judges from politics by listing nonpartisan candidates for courts. Petitions for the Non-Partisan Judiciary Committee have been filed, a concept previously rejected four years ago by 80,000 votes. The piece also notes Townsendites claiming credit for Fitzgerald’s victory and cites Loren D. Dickinson of Charlotte for lieutenant governor influence.
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Lansing
Michigan
Good Roads
Michigan Education Association
Frank Fitzgerald
Judicial Commission
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Judiciary Committee of
Milk price control debate stirs New Jersey politics
A legislative draft proposes state control of milk prices for producers with a non partisan commission to set wholesale levels. The plan would finance itself by licenses and raise transport costs, while civil service rules are accused of partisan violations as campaign funding questions surface ahead of the 1940 session.
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Milk Marketing Study Commission
Murphy
G. Mennen Williards
Lansing
John Q
James Thompson
Republican State Central Committee
Miller Duenkel
Civil Service
Thompson
Duenkel
Civil Service, Commission
Central York Social Ties And Holiday Fellowship
Leslie Bailey is ill. Glenn Allison from Ann Arbor visited his cousin Alger Allison and family near Milan. Mrs. Alger Allison, her daughter, and Mrs. Langstaff visited. The Friendship class of Federated Sunday school met at Mrs. Reuben Rogers home. A potluck dinner with Christmas gifts was held and officers were elected: President Mrs. Reuben Rogers, Vice President Mrs. Wilbur Rundel, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Hagan. A letter was read from Mrs. Fred Aprill, wintering in Florida.
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Leslie Bailey
Glenn Allison
Ann Arbor
Alger Allison
Millard Allison
Milan
Arthur Alber
Langstaff
Federated Sunday School
Reuben Rogers
Wilbur Rundel
Hagan
Sont
Fred’ Aprill
Florida
Local Visitors and Family News From Adrian District
Mr and Mrs Hovey Needham visited Adrian on Monday. Mr and Mrs EB Oo Stimpson were Adrian visitors Thursday. Joan and Edgar Elsman stayed with two grandparents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clarke Gordon visited Sunday with Mr Ore Ardids FE Le eat get and friends.
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Hovey. Needham
Adrian
EB. ‘Oo. Stimpson
Joan
Edgar Elsman
Clarke -Gordon
Ore aArdis
Local Social Notes From South Saline Area
Mrs Murs Crogs spent Wednesday in Britton. Flora Vealey visited Ann Arbor friend Mrs Morse Thursday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hix of Dearborn spent the weekend with C S Hvans. Attended funeral of Mrs Cora Mooney in Tecumseh. Dick Kleinschmidt from Ann Arbor called on the Mehlers. Lena Mehler and children from Perrysburg Ohio visited Mrs Hallie Mehler. Gleason PTA met at Robison Hall. Hall received birthday card and cake. Rhythm Band practices entertained.
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Murs .Crogs
Britton
Flora Vealey
Magge Morse
Ann Arbor
Sorogs
Oscar Hix
Dearborn
C. S. Hvans
Cora Mooney
Tecumseh
Dick Kleinschmidt
Herman Mehler
Lena, Mehler
Hortense
Erwin
Perrysburg
Ohio
Hallie Mehler
Gleason P. T. A
Duncan Robison
Enola’ Hall
Hall
Central Lodi Social Notes and Local Health Update
Etta May Krumrer is recovering from scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlee visited sister Mrs. Carne Birkle Saturday. Mrs. Martha Kitts Mrs. Ernest Heller and Mrs. Libbie Moore called on Bert Moore and family Sunday. Jacob Bruckner hosts Bert Moore family visit Thursday night. Bert Moore family shared Sunday with Birkle household. Birkle hip injury earlier. Ruth Maynard, Lodi Center teacher, plans Christmas program next Friday. six boys attend the small school and will take two weeks holiday.
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Etta May Krumrer
Fred Schlee
Carne Birkle
Martha Kitts
Ernest Heller
Libbie Moore
Bert Moore
Jacob Bruckner
Laverne
Ralph
Jacob
Carrie Birkle
Birkle
Ruth Maynard
Lodi Center
Detroit Visitors and Local Calls Highlight Macon Notes
Macon notes show John schoolmaster visiting Detroit Thursday. J W Howell returned from Tulsa Oklahoma and Wales Ladd and son visit Ann Arbor. Grail and daughters visited relatives. Cecil VanVanbere and daughter from Belleville called on Miss Clara Hendershot Sunday. Jack Butch and Mrs Jack Butch of Detroit were guests of Roy McCollum Sunday. Milton Per and Emmet Barti of Detroit called at Perry Case home Sunday. Nelson Payne uncle funeral attended by Be We Payne Siéstend ed at Flint Friday.
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John Schoolmaster
Detroit
J. W. Howell
Tulsa
Oklo
Wales
Ladd
Ann Arbor
John
Walter
Community Members Gather for Weekend Visits
Local residents hosted and visited across Hillsdale and Ann Arbor areas. Social visits included the Burlesons with the Rosses, the Bruders with Bert Bruder’s family, and multiple callers on the Collins, Bilby, Bailey, Bancroft, Wilson, and Ross households. A Macon high school Christmas carol program was announced for December 19 at the M. E. church with public invitation. Groups also marked birthday anniversaries of Anna and William Kasno and hosted venison suppers and family gatherings in Tecumseh and Riga areas.
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Lilburn Burleson
Jesse Ross
Hillsdale
Detmar Bruder
Ypsilanti
Bert Bruder
Guernsey Collins
Ann Arbor
Guy Collins
Don Bilby
Fay Bilby
Rena Bailey
Onsted
E. B. Bancroft
Howard Wilson
Adrian
Russell Collins
Macon High School
M. E. Church
Ronald Pilbeam
Elmer Burieson
May Wilson
Tom Kriffs
Anna
William Kasno
Kenneth Grost
Tecumseh
Carl
Snyder
Son
Riga
Albert Williams
Golden Rule in Action Belvidere Belleville
A local act of goodwill as 48 men visited Mrs Glen Wing widow to help with autumn farm work. Crops were harvested winter wheat sown and tools stored. Ten neighbor women prepared and served the dinner. Local business men supplied meat for the meal.
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Belleville
Glen Wing
Publication Order for Trustee Account in Saline
The Saline Observer will publish notice of proceeding in the Estate of John George Schweitzer. The Michigan Probate Court in Ann Arbor appoints January 4 1939 at ten A M for examining and allowing the annual account of the trustee. Publication required for three consecutive weeks. Jay G Pray Judge of Probate. Nora O Borgert Register of Probate. December 8 15 22 1938.
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State OF Michigan
Man
Ann Arbor
Cma
Jay G. Pray
John George
Schweitzéry
G. C
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
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Michigan Mirror
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Michigan Press . Association
Balanrie
Townsendites
Fitzgerald
Townsend
Grand Ledge
D. L. McBride
Anti- Saloon League
Loren D. Dickin
Charlotte
Dickinson
Michigan” Anti-Saloon League
Ad.lear
Ann Arbor Street
Ann Arbor,’ Michigan
Kroehler
Wites
Stevens & Bush
Theho
Zoxrampekeuney Rm
Central York
Hammond District
South
Lodi
Macon
Rio
Santa Claus
Chris Sampleri
Cleveland
Chicago
Buffalo
K. City
Miami
St Louis
New York
Greyhound
Greyhound Terminal
Wheeler’s Drug Store
E. Mich
Talmage Studio
Camp Publishing Co
East Cross Street
Ypsilanti, Mich
Toasier
Perating
Aledetroit Edison
Detroit Edison Company
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