Local community notices and events roll through Milan area
A long list of visitors and socials fills Milan and Ann Arbor during weekends and Mondays.Announcements include meetings at Federated church, Masonic lodge work, and Rotary reminiscences. Also reported are illness recoveries, hospital stays, and local obituaries plus plans for spring yard and street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kluwe
Detroit
Gladys Thibaut
Ann Arbor
Luther Baggs
Remnar O. EB. S
Peggy Jane Steiner
Allie Mance
John Clark
Onsted
Alfred Jedele
Mary Hirth
Martin
Chicago
Lyle Rankin
Cecil Davenport
Adrian
Thomas Shurtz
Maree Burkhart
Myrtie Holmes
Mary Griffin
Nathan Bordine
Kempf
D. C. Prochnow
Martin Fucss
Edward Armbruster
George Stollsteimer
Observer
G. C. Townsend
Tillie Mummery
Edwin Warner
Melvina Alber
Nona Bovee
N. B. Peiper
Augusta
E. A. Clark
Federated Church
Fred Wilson
Jackson
Katherine Stang
Marion Rouse
Ernest. Towler
Grace Balentine
Clinton
McBride
Harris Street
Della Jung
Minnie Bach
Harry Holmes
Dora
Howe
Indiana
Masonic Lodge
Gerald Butler
Christine Deanhoffer
Margaret McCord
Erwin Schmid
Earl Dietiker
Bessie Collins
Ypsilanti
Denny Hatherly
Bessie
Sylvania
Ohio
R. S. McCord
Grimes
Milan
George McTaggart
Cora-Dickson
John Rowe
Gogerty
Sears
Kate Wesennett
H. T. Nichols
Zoa
Linnie McKinnon
Rotary Club of Chicago marks 25 years of fellowship
The Rotary Club of Chicago began on February 23 1905 when Paul P Harris and three friends formed the first Rotary club. By 1930s the movement spread to over 150 000 members with clubs worldwide in Egypt Palestine Yugoslavia Nicaragua Romania Honduras British Honduras Ceylon Luxembourg and the Federated Malay States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Chicago
Harris
United States
Canada
British Isles
Association of
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Ketchikan
Alaska
Magallanes
Chile
Trondhjem
Norway
Capetown
South Africa
India
Java
Japan
Paul P. Harris
Rotary International
Egypt
Palestine
Yugoslavia
Nicaragua
Rumania
Honduras
British Honduras
Ceylon
Luxembourg
Federated Malay States
Paul Harris
Frank
Evers
Auctioneering Rise for J W Hull This Spring
Henry McCollum dies February 19 after a stroke. A snow storm blankets the state with about a foot of snow. Free rural mail route No 1 from Saline to start March 15 with Burkhart and Summer Briggs as carrier. Village caucus names Townsend Lutz Warren Schairer Gates McKinnon. Donation planned for Rev Dodds March 16. Ice harvest number three proves thick and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hull
Henry McCollum
Saline
Burkhart
Summer Briggs
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Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Mayfair Electric
Fort
Hamilton Beach
Brush
Westinghouse
Uphaus & Schroen
Liberty Theatre
William Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Felix
Robert Bibbins
Galesburg
R. J. Redhouse
8. R. Wilson
Ernest Hirth
Dale Hirth
C. H. Miller
Coates Miller
Ruth Needham
Erwin Schenk
Pittsfield
Schenk
John Burkhardt
Virgil Brown
Charlene
Monroe
Edward Feuerbacher
Detroit Edison Company
Boettger
Feuerbacher Block
Sam Boyd
T. J. Irelan
Deerfield
Lee Irelan
Legion Rooms
Walter Towler
Bridgewater
Manchester
Macon
Britton
Joe Schaible
F. C. Zimmerman
Fred Stephenson
Edwina Learmont
Crossley
H. C. Steiner
Arthur Wilson
Gladys Wilson
Avelin Mull
Blissfield
Missey Viola
Ruth Guenther
Lodi
Grwin Schenk
William Heusel
Reuben Feldkamp
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Frederick G. Hasley
Mr. Hasley
Second Street
R. V. Chapin
H. J. B. Marsh
Marble Park
Cemeter
Chrysler
Wiedman Auto Co
Farm Service
Yacht Club
Monarch