Local Happenings In And Around Ann Arbor And Saline
Social visits and family notes from Ann Arbor and Saline. Velma Feuerbacher and Mrs. Floyd Rogers visited. Rev. Reuben Crosby broke three ribs in a Monday ice fall. Burkhardt of Lima Township took her own life. Church groups, dances, and local theater cast updates appear alongside hospital news and a university fire incident with 200 patients evacuated and guard kept crowd control.
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Velma Feuerbacher
Floyd Rogers
Ann Arbor
Reuben Crosby
Frieda Thearer
Norma Wackennech
Brighton
Munson. Burkhardt
Lima Township
Dan Forne
J. L. Theurer
Carl Theurer
Saline
Chris Rentz
Waldemere
West Michigan Avenue
H. Vantyle
Ferndale
the Observer
Mooreville
Ostrander
George Uphaus
Estella M. Case
Frank Hollis
Dexter
Irene Lutz
Pleasant Lake
A. D. Crittenden
Denis Saraw
Claramon L. Pray
Werity
Jacob D. Wright
Miss Saran
Emma Schwemmin
Farm Bureau
Charles Marken
Marken
Sam Lambarth
A. J. Warren
University ‘General Hospital
Michigan National Guard
Carnegie
Elks’ Temple
Detroit
John F. Finch
Geti
WCX
Streptococcus Sore Throat Perils and Prevention
Dr. B S Herben explains streptococcus sore throat as a dangerous infection from a vicious germ that can spread through the body and cause complications. It often arises in epidemics, can be carried by unpasteurized milk, and presents with fever, chills, sore throat, and swollen glands. Prevention focuses on pasteurized milk, dairy sanitation, and personal hygiene plus avoiding crowded, poorly ventilated spaces.
Amb-Fri-Cha Camp Fire Girls Meeting Recaps
Amb-Fri-Cha Camp Fire Girls in Woodbridge held a short business meeting covering both old and new topics. Reports included Science and Health by Esther Bowen on swimming and Civil Enterprise by Alice Wheeler on French War Debt, followed by a social pedro game and lunch.
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Woodbridge
Esther Bowen
Norma Bowen
Alice Wheeler
Camp Fire Girls
Seattle
Corinne Robillard
Alice Schleh
Pedro
Erma Thearer
Katherine Briggs
Lillian Bratey
Michigan Leads East In Sheep Feeding As January 1 1927 Figures
Michigan remains the leading sheep feeding state east of the Mississippi with 330000 head on feed on January 1 1927 up from 253000 a year earlier. The corn belt shows strong gains while western states decline. Samuel Kaiser of Bridgewater township died at 67, a German native who married Christina Wolf in 1885 and lived in Plymouth before moving to Bridgewater.
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Michigan
Mississippi River
Colorado
Nebraska
United States
South Dakota
Samuel Kaiser
Bridgewater
Market Report Prices for Wheat Corn and More
Market report lists grain prices with Wheat at 1.27 per bushel Corn 0.79 Oats 0.42. Eggs 0.33 per dozen Calves 0.15 Hogs 11.50 per hundredweight. The note mentions use The liner otumns, likely a misspelled source cue.
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Lumberjacks
Blazers
G. L. Parsons
Lance Rogers
McKay Street
Ance
Lance
George Barr
Kissimme
Florida
Fort Mead
B. S. Herben, M. D
Kempy
Saline Opera House
Father Bence
Lawrence
Aprill
Lorena
Bernard
Kate Bench
Erma Heininger
Duke Merrill
Alfred Schmid
Kate
Midnichi
Jane Wade
Genevieve Camburn
Bencas
Ben Wade
Everard
Beasley
Ruth Bence
Louise Westphal
Kemp James
Webb Harwood
Martha Washington Theatre
Ypsilanti
NAVY
Raymond Hatton
Noah Beery
Market Report
The
Saline Bakery
Yours Truly
P.S
Pais
Yariegs
Chevrolet
Fisher
b.Flint
Mich
B. Hint
George W. Cook
Clinton Town Hall
Prich
Auspices
Clinton Lodge
F. & A. M. Clinton, Mich