Old Red School House and Village Growth Tales
The item recalls early village life with a crowded one room school, playgrounds, and fence enclosures. It notes the 1851 sale of the old red school house for $24 75, a 1876 brick school on career grounds, and 1879 planting trees in the yard. The piece hints at community wisdom and local business use of classified ads.
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Fats
Suformer
Mapes
Caley Moore
Commodioug Cael
Maybee a Town Named for Abraham Maybee in Michigan
Absent from the forests depopulation era, Maybee lives in memory of Abraham Maybee who settled the area eighty years ago. The town once thrived with the May bee House as a social hub. today only three churches two schools three general stores two hardware stores three taverns a grain elevator a coal yard and a bank remain as proof of the town’s past prosperity.
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Abraham Maybee
Detroit
Maybee
York Tax Dates and Local Bank Notice
York township schedule lists tax collection at Saline banks on specified days with dates for Savings Bank and Citizens Bank locations. Also mentions Dan Murray as treasurer and references Old-Time New England book published in 1702 and a Chinese New Year greeting phrase.
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Saline
York Township
Savings Bank
Citizens Banik
Citizens Bank
Savings Banik
Dan Murray
New England
Richard Standfast
Foreclosure Notice on Saline Township Mortgage
Mortgage held by Floyd Reoades and Elvira Reoades in Washtenaw County Michigan is foreclosing for 1 876.14 dollars due plus interest and costs. Julia E. Carver and Bessie E. Collins as assignees will sell the property at public auction at the Washtenaw County Courthouse in Ann Arbor on January 25, 1941, at 10:00 AM.
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Ypsilanti
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Roy Sted
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C. R. Parsons
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Guy F. Ratner
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Lottie Wallace Christmas
B. L. Longfellow
F.C. Zimmerman
Bernard Posit
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Mariel Westphaw
Carl Schleh
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Farm Bureau
Henry Bredernitz
Arthur Lutz
Theodore Josenhans
Jonn* Finkbeiner
Sebastian Finkbeiner
C. Dd. Finkbeiner
Floyd Reoades
Ewvellarb
Reoadss
Washtenaw County
Chay Hi Gueven
Atore
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw Gounty
Julia Hl. Carver
Bessie IE. Collins
Washtenaw
Westhomney
County
Julia E. Carven
Besste E. Collins
W. E. van Ameringen
Voieton Am Arbor Trost
St Johns Lutheran Church Bridgewater Pastor Services
Divine services at 10 4. m. Sunday school at 01. English services held every second and fourth Sunday each month. Everyone warmly invited.
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St. John’s Lath
Bridgewater
Philipp
Winter Surveyors Rest in a Windy Cabin
TLE and Jim rest in a small cabin with a crackling stove as a harsh wind rages outside. Bill scans the room while pondering the long winter and a distant Winnipeg office awaiting an early spring report on their surveying assignment.
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Yardley
Jim
Bill
Winnipeg
Christmas Eve Rescue From Snowbound Cabin
Two boys trapped by relentless snow discover a plane dropping a sage bundle and gifts. The pilot signals with smoke, retrieves a note promising Christmas presents, and departs as the trio contemplates a merrier holiday despite the storm.
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Jim
Walt
Local Echos of Christmas Week in Ann Arbor Area
Thirty years past rumors place George Cook as livery buyer while heavy snow improves sleighing. Residents travel for Christmas, fire destroys the Cook hotel, and many attend social events. Deputies named for Stark. Saline rumor of Bert Gillen as winner. Local baseball game to be held in the opera house.
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Harry Baker
Preston Alason
Lansing
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Singhviders
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Cook Hotel
Christian Endeavor Society
Amos Milley
Sherif-elect
Stark
Bert Gillen
Opera House
Our
A. Wood
Unterkircher
Grimson
Ann Arbo
Minnie Baty
Ruth
Alice Sturm
Mina Bordine
L' Nne Rogers
Amanda Lutz
J. H Barr
Nellie Congdon
Kansas
Walter Coe
George Coe
Mintie
Wilbur Coe
Dr. Wallace
Silas Briggs
Chiffon Shay
Chicago
Sumner Briggs
Luther Briggs
Roy
Lighting tips from MSU on home safety and lighting
Home economics staff at Michigan State College advise brighter yard lighting with a high pole to deter prowlers and safer indoor lighting, including a three way switch for stairs and a doorway switch. Night lights in hallways help reduce falls and furniture collisions, while colored bulbs and dim lights are discouraged.
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Michigan State College
HodgePodge readers share home tips and recipes
Readers offer household ideas and a long recipe round up. A folk rhyme about animals is included, plus a German Christmas cookie note and a tip for hanging sheets by selvage edges. The column invites more reader contributions.
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Royal Observer
How to make a rich flavorful meat and vegetable stew
The article outlines practical stew tips from Michigan State College home economics staff. It covers browning meat in hot fat for color and flavor, using enough water, slow simmering to tenderize connective tissue, and cooking the meat longer than the vegetables. It lists suitable beef cuts and mentions veal and lamb options for economical, nutritious stews.
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Michigan State College Home Economies
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