Bank statement sworn by Burkhardt with notary note
A. R. Burkhardt cashier affirms the bank statement as true and accurate to the facts in the books. Notary G. C. Townsend attests on January 8, 1929, with commission expiry noted. Directors Joseph L Burkhardt Geo J Feldkamp and Geo Burkhart listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
A. R. Burkhardt
G. C. Townsend
Joseph.l.,burkhardt
Geo. Jz
Feldkamp
Geo. Burkhart
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State OF Michigan
Ss. I
C. A. Curtiss
C.A. Curtiss
Fairbank
Local Obituary and Community Notes Highlight Van Valkenburg Family
Jacob Stecher on sick list Ambrose Ernst returned from Florida Miss Evelyn VanValkenburg confined by nervous exhaustion Mrs James Foster of Willis spent time with Evelyn VanValkenburg Hattie Murray and son Carl A and Mrs Donovan socialized at Joan Goodl ing home Electa Murray Lugenia Richards drove to work at M S N C They visited Sweeney farm in Detroit area One man stayed on farm to work and Ragar Van Valkenburg a longtime local resident died Saturday of pneumonia Survived by brother Jay and sister Evelyn All lived at the Van Valkenburg homestead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stecher
Ambrose Ernst
Florida
Evelyn VanValkenburg
James ‘Foster
Willis
Hattie Murray
Carl A
Donovan
Joan Goodl Ing
Electa
Murray
Lugenia Richards
Ypsilanti
Joseph Sweeney
Detroit
Sweeney
Ragar “van Valkenburg
Jay
Evelyn
van Valkenburg
West Mooreville Gossip and Deaths Report
Miss Florence Strait is ill of town. Henry Rampe, Sr. 79, dies at home southeast of Mooreville. Frank Coller of the Hobbs farm dies of bronchial pneumonia. Funeral at Stony Creek church with Rev. Terrill officiating. Burial in Stony Creek cemetery. Several locals ill and visiting families in Ann Arbor and Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Strait
Liills
C. de Harmon
A. J. Turner
Wimma Dexter
Willis
Louis Loesch
Maumee
Ohio
Anna Harmon
Burkholder
Henry Rampe, Sr
Mooreville
Edith Westfall
Ernest Dieterle
Ann Arbor
Wayne Coller
Elizabeth Hartman
Nora Fox
Zitella Goldsmith
Charlotte
Frank Coller
C. B. Hobbs
Stony Creek Church
W. H. Terrill
Dundee
Harter
Love
Social calls and family gatherings in Central Lods area
David Schaefer and family hosted relatives at Flat es Bert Moore. Mr and Mrs Guy Price invited guests for an evening. William Lindemann entertained friends from Ann Arbor. Lewis Cornell from Holland Furnace installed a furnace for Mr Skinner. Jacob Kinsley Norman Moore and families shared Wednesday evening with Schaefer. Funeral for N Davenport held in Ann Arbor. Helen Moore celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a Monday party. Progressive Pedro was played with prizes to Mrs Emma Drake Leigh Drake and consolation prizes to William Birkle and Mrs David Schafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Schaefer
Flates
Bert Moore
Renkeen
Guy Price
William Lindemann
Ann Arbor
Lewis Cornell
Holland Furnace Company
Skinner
Jacob Kinsley
Norman Moore
David Schafer
Norman
Laverne
N. €. Davenport
Helen
Pedro
Emma Drake
Leigh Drake
William Birkle
Judd District Social Notes and Visits
Mrs George Ryan is on the sick list Several of Robert Dunn s children have the flu Gale Rogers was an Ann Arbor visitor Saturday School resumed Monday after two weeks vacation Mr McKendery is seriously ill at his daughter s home Rogers Mr and Mrs D G Richards were supper guests of Mrs Riggs and son Gale New Years D G Richards and sons Paul and A G attended the funeral of Mr Coller at Stony Creek Sunday Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Yape of Ann Arbor En route home they stopped at a private hospital in Ann Arbor to visit Mrs Madison Richards and daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ryan
Robert Dunn
Gale Rogers
Ann Arbor
McKendery
Reuvhen
Rogers
D. G. Richards
Coller
Stony Creek
Sidney Yape
Madison Richards
Illnesses and Visits Across Local Families During Holidays
Miss Maude Goodrich is very ill. Adolph Drum spent Christmas week with relatives in Detroit. Mrs Will Easlick is visiting. Her daughter Mrs M Dillon in Milford. Nearly every family has had at least one sickness. Albert Cross and family spent Saturday evening with Albert Johnston and family. Ellsworth Losee vacationed with Aubrey Pocklington near Britton. Melissa Woodworth of Milan visited her sister in the Stilts home. Esther Cornish of Detroit stayed with her parents in Ann Arbor. Helen Pierce and Walter Craig visited Ridgeway area. Mrs Gladys Woodworth of Detroit convalescing and staying at Stilts home. Mike Papp Jr. had nose operation at U of M hospital. Ed Johnston ill with pneumonia, his son Kenneth at Bixby hospital Adrian ill with pneumonia and pleurisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Goodrich
Adolph Drum
Detroit
Will Easlick
M. ‘M. Dillon
Milford
Albert Cross
Albert Johnston
Ellsworth Losee
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
Melissa Woodworth
Milan
Walter Craig
Smith
Pocklington
Ridgeway
Gladys Woodworth
Mike Papp ‘Jr
U.of M
Ed. Johnston
Kenneth
Bixby
Adrian
Hammond District School Opens In Hammond District
The Hammond District School opens Monday. Local residents visit and attend events including farm account school in Ann Arbor led by H A Berg of Michigan State College to teach farmers bookkeeping and farm profit analysis with annual closeout support from MSU.
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Washtenaw County
Court House
Ann .Arbor
H. A. Berg
Michigari State College
Farm’ Management Department
Michigan State College
Ann Arbor
Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Promotes Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a soothing remedy for coughs and throat irritation. It claims a blend of pine tar and laxative honey to heal inflamed tissues and clear phlegm without opiates or chloral. Sold at Wheeler’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Wheeler's
Board and officers listed for bank report
Report of the condition shows commission expires February 15 1929. Correct Attest B P Davenport. Directors include B D Hammond Willis M Fowler G A Curtiss J W Hull Martin Fuoss L E Pairbank H A Holmes W S Harwood C D Woodbridge John W Hall W M Fowler Arthur Lutz Martin Fucss C A Curtiss with vice presidents and cashier noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Davenport
B.D. Hammond
Willis M. Fowler
G. A. Curtiss
J. We Hull
Martin Fuoss
L. E. Pairbank
H._A. Holmes
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George J. Feldkamp
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J. H. Feldkamp
Alfred Hertler
Joseph Burkhardt
Fred Hertler
Saline Village
Lows Burke, Receiver
Central -York
West Mooreville
Lods
Judd
Hammond District
Hammond
C. W. Gauntlett
the Ridge
David Gordon
Will Martin
Harriett
Manchester
Ralph Hammond
Walter Gordon
Glennis
Oliver Goldsmith
Ruth Needham
John Stimpson
Clarke Gordon
Wilbur Cornish
Minnie Custer
Albert Custer
Dividee
Hammond ‘School
Maximie
Pauline
Ruby
Baston
Betty
Glennis-Gordon
Henry
Duane
Glendora
McCollum
Beatrice McCollum
Ralph
James
Mildred Robinson
Neal Finkbeiner
Osler
Berg
GEO. W. Cook &Son
Chevrolet
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B. D. Hammond
C. D. Woodbridge
John W. Hall
W. M. Fowler
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