Michigan Happenings Report From Reynolds Spring Case
Reports Michigan manslaughter charges may follow after Ross Glenn died from an electrocution accident tied to a prank at Reynolds Spring Co. Involves workers, a wired wheelbarrow, and investigations by local officials. Also notes sentences for Jerry Skopenski and John Kowalski linked to bank robbery, plus various Michigan notices on milk prices, safe thefts, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Spring Company
Radio Manufactuers
Jackson
Ross Glenn
Ross
Simpson
Mills
Damages Sought In Electrocution Death Case In Alma
Homer M. Dunham of Alma sues Gentral Michigan Light and Power for 50000 alleging his wife October T6 died from electrocution after a high tension wire touched a secondary line. The risk allegedly lay in secondary wires strung beneath high tension lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer M. Dunham
Alma
Gentral Michigan Light and Power Company
Dunham
Christian Science Service in Saline Hall
The Christian Science society of Saline holds a Sunday service at 10 30 a m in the hall over the Citizens Bank with the subject Love A testimonial meeting follows Wednesday at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all Sunday school opens after the morning service for pupils under 20 years.
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The
Christian Science Society of
Saline
Federated and Baptist Church Meetings Scheduled This Week
A Federated church meeting is called for Wednesday night and a Baptist society business meeting for election of officers on Tuesday at 7 30. Members are urged to attend as illness affects attendance. Remarks on ongoing health at home with Mrs Hoyt and Mr Cotton. A D Crittenden family recovering from grip. Services Sunday include 10 30 morning sermon, 11 45 Sabbath school, union evening service with Rev Brown, and Thursday union prayer meeting in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Ohne c Council
Baptist Society
Society
Baptist Church
Union
Rev. Brown
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Federated Church
Michigan Christian Advocate
Burne
Methodist Church Notes Highlight Weekend Services
Ralph W. Brown serves as preacher with morning worship at ten, Sunday school at eleven fifteen, Epworth League at six thirty, and a union evening service at Federated church. He urges stronger prayer meeting attendance and public voice to boost participation.
State sees lower winter unemployment statewide
The state department of labor reports less unemployment this winter than in years past. Seasonal layoffs after holidays are typically expected, but the situation differs due to stronger auto and allied industries. Many auto plants run at full capacity to meet heavy spring orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Labor
Ford Buyout and Difference Spend Mentioned
A note discusses purchasing a Ford vehicle and allocating funds to cover a shortfall or difference in price. No additional names, dates, or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Varieties Determine Peach Orchard Fate in Michigan
A Michigan State College horticulture expert argues that peach outcomes hinge on chosen varieties. Hardiness, fruit quality, ripening season, vigor, and yield drive selections. Elberta tops commercial lists while local and home orchard lists include Prolific Eagle Salway J. H. Hale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
R. B. Loree
M. A. C. Horticultural Department
Professor Loree
M. A. GC. Horticuluural Department
Prolific
Eagle
Engle’s
Mammoth
South Haven
Elberta
Salway
Dewey
Order of Publication In Estate of Peter Cook
Probate Court of Washtenaw County in Ann Arbor held January 80 1923. Harriet Cook administratrix and executrix filed final account and asked for hearing and allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Ann .Arbor
Emory & Leland
Peter Cook
Harriet Cook
Ann Hi Cook
Probate hearing set for March 2 at 10 a.m.
Emory E. Leland Judge of Probate orders a hearing on the estate account for March 2 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office. Two copies of the order must be published three weeks prior in the Saline Observer, a newspaper in Washtenaw County. Dorcas C. Donegan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Observer
Washtenaw
Emory E. Leland
Dorcas C. Donegan
Register
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Skopenski
Lapeer
W. B. William
Skopenski
Marquette
Metamora State Savings Bank
John Kowalski
Therather
W. W. Potter
State Public Utilities Committee
Oscar W. Braman
Kent
Braman
Pere Marquette
Motor Wheel, Corporation of
Lansing
Detroit Pressed Steel Corporation
Motor Wheel Corporation
Tueres
Detroit
David Friday
Michigan Agricultural College
Whe
Angus Coal Company of
Muskegon
Sig
Department of State
Ohio
Charles J. Deland
Ministerial Alliance of
Kalamazoo Calhoun
St. Ignace
Sidney Bigger
Cheboygan
Upper Peninsula
Elder
Mrs. Lycurgus McCoy
Battle Creek
Pontiac
Henry Lane
Blissfield
House of Correccion
Michigan National Guard
William G. Jones
125Th Infantry
Jones
Frank H. Rine
Detroit Infantry
Independent Sugar Company
Marine City
United States District Court
William H. Sayres
C. Wi. Handy
Handy Bros
Homer Noel
Burke Miller
Lowell
Mass
Alex Dombrowski
Gibralter Farmer
Lee Sauerman
Dombrowski
State House of Correction
Sanerman
Avid Anderson
Iron River
Helen
Eleanor
Tilma
Anderson
Cadillac Motor Company
Ewart State Bank
Macomb Street
Mt. Clemens
Hiva Haas
Roseville
Edward Raezkwa
Grand Rapids
Donald Hedstrom
City Council of
Virginia Robbins
Dewey Robbins
National Pigeon Association
Belgium
France
England
Australia
Canada
Henry Cosden
Greenville
H. J. Towner Iron Works
Arthur Johnson
Johnson
Sweden
Christian Science Notes
W. J. Cross
Ralph W. Brown
F.C. B. Buick
Ypsilanti
Buick
Fisher
T. E. Schaible
American Tobacco
Ann Arbor
Gho. V. Cook
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