Local social notes and visits in St Paul area
Residents and visitors share weekend calls and gatherings. Mrs Lillian Burgan visits Ypsilanti with the Shaw family while Elson Shaw hosts Get-Acquainted at his home. Miss Melinda Niethammer, Jacquilyn Hoeft and Frances Bowen noted for activities at Cleary College.
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Lillian Burgan
Elson Shaw
Ypsilanti
Townsend
Board of Supervisors
Methodist Church
Eugene Ash
M.H. Church
Elmer Hinderer
Bridgewater
Melinda Niethammer
Ann Arbor
Ralph McHenry
Lydia Weber
John Klumpp
Mary Burkhardt
Jeannine Walter
Earl Fosdick
Frances Bowen
Hugene Rentschler
Cleary College
Jacquilyn Hoeft
Owen
Hoeft
Bridgewater Church
Joseph Schaible
Arthur Miller
Gerald
Macon
C. H. Miller
Adolf Lederer
F.“M. Krauss
Karl F. Krauss
Lansing
J. M. Gauss
Jeneva
Ohio
A. G. Wecker
Scio
Ruth Lee
Detroit
Bruce Venney
Henry Jossett
Betty Jane
Dearborrn
A. E. Cole
Herman Heininger
Joseph Schmid
Jackson
Emma Burrow
Ida Glasenop
Annn Arbor
George Finkbeiner
Esther
Raymond
Elmer Zahn
John Schroen
R.H. ‘Bamer
Greenfield
Norma Moody
Ithaca
N. Y
David Moody
John Lamb
Clarkston
Pontiac
George Lehman
Edith
R. F. McDonald
Windsor
Mary Wolfe
Birmingham
Elsie “Hartman
George Hartman
Clarence Wurster
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Fred “Hoeft
Albert Hoeft
C. D.finkbeiner
Paul Papsdorff
Chicago
O. Papsdorf
Saline
Carl Finkbeiner
Bruno
Charlotta Kaimbach
Ora Kuebler
Lorena Schnirring
Tmella Burkhardt
Luella Lambarth
Rudolph G. Layher
Columbus
Alden Isbell
New Orleans
California
Washtenaw County
Gaumer
John Gates
Guy Davis
Will Kishlar
H. M. “Morey
Isaac Shaw
Fred Houck
George Wood
Nebraska
J. J. Browner
Bowmansville
John Laing
Doane Fosdick
Marjory
S. Shutts
Tecumseh
Roscoe Wood
Merino Sheep Breeders Association
Wastenaw Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Will Fowler
G. L. Hoyt
Julius Lindenschmidt
Clarence Rogers
Brighter outlook as Michigan farmers anticipate 1939
The mild spell has melted much snow and spurred farming with plowing and manure spreading. Local news notes weddings births and community events including mayoral election, Legion meeting, club entertainments, church gatherings, and farm transfers. Agricultural economist R V Gunn predicts modest optimism for 1939 with higher potato prices and steady meat demand amid crop adjustments.
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Michigan
R. V. Gunn
Michigan State College
Gunn
Farmers' Week at Michigan State College Highlights Weeklong Events
Michigan State College hosts its 24th annual Farmers Week from January 30 to February 3 featuring dairy day livestock shows rural drama and demonstrations. Activities include rifle shooting livestock judging short plays and a parade of floats with Governor Fitzgerald introduced by Robert Shaw.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
United States
East Langing
Fitzgerald
Robert Shaw
Collert
Frieg
State Grange
Tal
Michigan State College Union Serves 1000 Daily From Homegrown Foods
The Student Union at Michigan State College relies on locally sourced Michigan goods. Seventy five percent of foods are Michigan grown or processed, with 80 of 125 staple items from the state. Local farmers supply fruits vegetables eggs and poultry and meals draw from Lake Superior and Lake Michigan fish to Frankenmuth cheese.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Benton Harbor
St. Clair
Christmas Festival at St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater
The St John s Lutheran Church Bridgewater presents a Christmas Festival service on Sunday December 25 at 10 am. Pastor Phillinp leads a sermon in German and English with observation of the Lord s Supper. The pastor extends blessings for the Christmas season to all readers.
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St. John’s. Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
Oc Phillinp
Banking Department Notice of Michigan Deposits and Loans
Published under the Banking Department Commissioner. It lists deposits by type totaling 45,695.33 and 45,000.000 with 76,450.43 time deposits and 297,583.05 other deposits. It notes loans capital comprising first preferred stock of 20,000,000 par and common stock of FAB POO.OH par value, with pledged assets secured and preferred liabilities none.
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the Banking Department
Michigan Financial Institutions Act
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Nancy Jean Keveling
W. E. Dietiker
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Mrs. Mumbrell
Royal Oak
G. C. Townsend
Jack Kraizman
S. Ellsworth Lindsey
Saline Township
Austin Robison
Fred Stephenson
Bridge
Otto Gall
Larkin Club
Otto Gail
Lance Rogers
B. J Boettger
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August Feldhouser
Ernest Kochendorfer
Amn Arbor
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Lol Township
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Ann. Arbor
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