Christmas Week Social Roundup Spreads Across Local Towns
Miss Marion Rouse visits from Detroit for the weekend and many residents travel to Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and Chicago for business and social calls. The Milan and Saline areas note illness and family gatherings while Christmas plans prompt possible newspaper delay. Local deaths include Mrs Emma S Nissly of Saline with $28 000 estate. Various dinners visits and neighborhood shifts mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwin Gross
Quincy
William Parros
Ann Arbor
Sam Gall
Herman Bredernitz
Edith Towler
Sela Fitzgerald
Ypsilanti
Fred Schoen
Clinton
Julius Walker
Herman Guthardt
Ruth Bond
Dearborn
C. Edwards
Moshierville
A. Alber
Lillian Burgan
Bertha Schairer
Florida
Eugene Webster
Chicago
Florence Bond
G. W. Cook
Albert Bracey
William Austin
Aber
Ann Arbor Street
Emma, S. Nissly
Saline
Arthur ¥. Nissly
Detroit
Baltimore
Maryland
A Plea for Tolerance Across Nations and Home
A national Reader essay urges continued tolerance abroad and at home to preserve good will. It contrasts diverse American society with homogeneous powers and warns race hatred harms trade, peace, and progress. The piece highlights religious liberty and unity after civil strife between blue and gray factions.
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Biterness
Victims of Tuberculosis Among Young Women Rise
Dr. B R Van der Slice of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association calls young women ages 15 to 19 today’s tuberculosis victims. Deaths among women in this group rose from 151 in 1924 to 207 in 1927, while male deaths remained steadier. The surge prompts a focus on prevention and continued research funded by Christmas Seals. Also reported is Alva Braid, 28, of Orion, badly injured when his arm was torn off by a corn husker on his farm, with emergency care in Pontiac City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. van der Slice
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan State Department of Health
van der Slice
National Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Association
Alva Braid
Edward IL Braid
Orion
Earl Braid
Pontiac City Hospital
Braid
Jwo
Earl
Ele
Ong
Alex
Ding
Avcnester Clarion
Farm Account Book Aids Michigan Farmers Budget Planning
Michigan State College extension service introduces a new farm account book to help farmers assess financial status. The program will start this winter in about 20 counties with farm management specialists assisting groups, beginning inventories at the new year. Books cost 20 cents and are available from county agricultural agents or the college department.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Extension Service
Farm Management Department
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Miss Marion. Rouse
Norman Ash
Fréd Sellen
L. A. DesErmin
Onsted
Gladys Eggert
J. L. Theurer
Manchester
Lucile
Peter Wstermyer
Wallace
Louis EH. Burke
William Acton
Margaret Welters
Gene
Ruth
George Hartman
John
Walter Acton
Michael Meyer
Bert Bailey
Walter Bailey
Tecumseh
Rena Russell
Billy
Betty
Sault Ste. Marie
Rena Towler
Walter
Ethel Bishop
Ridgeway
Ruth Mangus
Mooreville
Milan
F. C. Zimmerman
Owen Siegfried and Son
Robert
Kenneth Kendall
Will Zimmerman
Brooklyn
Chester Loucks
Norvell
Eda
Mark
B. L. Longfellow
Henry Boettger
Calvin Coolidge
The
United States
Observer
National Editorial Association
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Geo. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
A and T
Delvery Service
BUCNE
Grover
M. S.C
Liberty Theatre
Gloria Swanson
Sadie Thompson
Lionel Barrymore
Sadie
Thompson
LB. Warner
Anna Q. Nilsson
Alice Joyce
Nils ‘Arthur
Carrie
Byers
Sorrel
Kit
Stephen Sorrell
M.C
Itt
Meet
Dad
Mother
Westinghouse
H, Gross & Sons
the Childrens Christmas Store