Henry Ford Plans Technical Institute in Detroit
Henry Ford announces a Ford Institute of Technology in Detroit offering degrees in mechanical electrical and chemical engineering with two yearly terms and a two week alternating class shop schedule. Scholarships of about 20 dollars weekly for freshmen and access to real plant facilities at Highland Park River Rouge and more fuel the hands on curriculum.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford Institute of Technology
Ford
Ford Ventures
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Ford Technical Institute
Canada
Admi rable picture at Liberty theater this week
Paramount presents a new film starring Ethel Clayton at the Liberty theatre on Wednesday. The story explores the homes of society leaders and the elaborate social functions staged there with beautifully furnished sets.
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Paramount
Ethel Clayton
Liberty Theatre
Local Social Notes and Residents Gatherings
Amos Gentral York was killed in the vicinity recently. Numerous neighbors converse at family visits across Dexter, Ypsilanti, and Milan. Families including Kelsey, Craig, Richards, and Sanderson host gatherings while a farm once owned by George Rattray sells to a Russian buyer. A milk question meeting occurs at Kennieh and McMichael’s home.
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George Rattray
Kennieh McMichael
Anna Kelsey
Orvel Sanderson
Pittsfield Township
Daisy Finch
Ann Arbor
Roy’ Richards
Cook
Beulah Richards
Marguerite Loveland
Milan
Frank Kelsey
Fred Rickett
Detroit
Leslie Bailey
Alfred Acton
Community Social Roundup in South Saline Area
Hamilton Moore drives a new Ford. Miss Zella Hall visited Miss Helen Craig Saturday afternoon. Helen Craig visited Mrs. Venus Vandercock Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Garret Kuder visited Friday with Earl Kuder. Ben Eversizer family spent Sunday with Fred Feufel. Albert Cross family visited Hugh Craig. Aubrey Pocklington visited her parents William and Mrs Haslick Sunday. Mrs. Earl Kutler and children visited J J Walters Sunday. Charles Carven from Saline stayed with daughter Mrs Hiverett Collins. Shirley Pilbeam and Earl Betser visited Willard Hall family Sunday. Billie Shark and family of Ypsilanti visited Willard Hall Sunday. William Baslick and daughter Ora Losse attended funeral of Mrs Baslick’s mother Mrs Uriah Goddard in Saline Monday.
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Zella Hall
Helen Craig
Wednnesday
Venus Vandercock
Ben Eversizer
Fred Feufel
Albert Cross
Hugh Craig
Aubrey Pocklington
William Haslick
Billie Shark
Ypsilanti
Willard Hall
William Baslick
Ora Losse
Bridgewater Notes on Local Activities and Travel
Seven carloads of stock were shipped from Bridgewater to Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riedel entertained friends and relatives Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Bersuder visited John Beuerle in Freedom. Mrs. Delia Reed and Misses Helen and Gertrude Bersuder drove to Ann Arbor. Mildred Schumacher assists at Raymond Schumacher's. Verh Hildinger, employed at Frank Rawson's, visited her parents. Lena Rheinfrank, Fred Beittner, and Oscar Bersuder went to Ann Arbor. Farmers husked corn as snow melted. Philip Blum and family of Ann Arbor visited Bridgewater and Manchester. Many attended Elwin Hieber's service for Private Otto Hieber, recently brought from France.
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Joe Riedel
Oscar Bersuder
John Beuerle
Freedom
Delia Reed
Helen
Gertrude Bersuder
Ann Arbor
Mildred Schumacher
Raymond Schumacher
Verh Hildinger
Frank Rawson
Lena Rheinfrank
Fred Beettner
Philip Blum
Bridgewater
Manchester
Central Lodi Social Rounds Include Davenport Visits
Sunday evening visits mark the week with N C Davenport at N C Davenport’s and Mr. and Mrs. Mayer hosting Fred Mayer. Calls arise from Fred Wagner, Mrs. Mayer, and Mrs. Egeler in Lima. Davenport family travels to Ann Arbor, while Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Lindermann receive callers Monday afternoon.
Local Residents Share News of Visits and Illness
Macon Mrs Sumner McCollum is seriously ill Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller traveled to Adrian Monday Miss Ethel Welch visiting sister Mrs Ton Pence in Brooklyn Several families spent time in Adrian Ogden Toledo Ann Arbor Tecumseh Morenci Detroit and Ann Arbor with relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Frank Day Mrs El Elva Richart and others
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Lloyd Miller
Adrian
Ethel “Welch
Ton: Pence
Brooklyn
Raymond Johnson
Emily Higgins
Toledo
Milton J. Williams
Nathaniel Gleason
Ogden
Minnie Day
Ann Arbor
Frank Day
Elva Richart
Arthur Howell
Farmers Club Holds January Meeting At Hamonds Home
The January meeting of the Salem Farmers Club met at Mr and Mrs Ralph Hammond s home. Officers and members discussed the wool problem school consolidation and the recent Farmers Club Convention in Lansing with Miss Geiger of Salem and Mrs Johnson state secretary speaking. Members joined and reports were heard before adjournment for dinner.
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Saline Farmer's' Club
Ralph Hammond
Lon Kuder
Frank Stilts
GC. F. Hildner
Theodore Josenhans
Farmers’ Club
Lansing
School Notes and Local Sports Results This Month
The January PTA meeting is postponed to February 14. Chapel program includes songs, scripture, readings, solos, and instrument highlights. Chelsea basketballs games: boys 18 12 win, girls 19 16 loss. Upcoming schedules: semi final fits and series of home and away games with Tecumseh Chelsea Dundee Wayne Dexter Britton Milan and others through March 18. Two new high school boys join, exams start week of January 24, second book reports due February 4.
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Parent- Teachers’ Association
Ela
Mary Louise
Taylor
Helen Barr
Ora Keibler
Hazel Fiess
Helen Klumpp
Betty Wheeler
Chelsea
Robert
George Cullen
Tecumseh
Dundee
Wayne
Dexter
Britton
Dianna Knickerbocker Goddard obituary notes birth and death
Dianna Knickerbocker born August 18 1838 in Carlton Orleans County New York. She moved to Michigan with parents, married multiple times, lived in York township Tecumseh road, Ypsilanti, Saline, and St Johns before settling in Saline where she died January 8 1921. Survived by husband three children eight grandchildren. Burial at Oakhill Cemetery. Funeral in Frank CamMet home with Rev W J Cross officiating.
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Dianna
Knickerbocker
Carlton
Orleans County
N. Y
Michigan
York Township
Reu Corbett
George Schumacher
Tecumseh Road
Qthis
Wnson
Irving
Ypsilanti
Olive Baslick
South Saline
Ida Cammet
Herbert
Corbett
War Effort Tax Receipt Promises Yet to Be Paid
A man discusses an income tax receipt tied to the war effort stating our part in the war and noting that the monetary cost remains to be met. The statement underscores ongoing contributions and future payments.
Courtesy of a Monthly Charge Account
A merchant extends a monthly charge account as a courtesy and trust to customers. Payment should be made in full between the first and tenth of the following month, not partially. Delaying or avoiding payment harms the customer’s credit and the merchant’s finances, so be prompt and honor the agreement.
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Henry Ford Plans Technical Institute
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Saline
Ax” Warren
Real Estate Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Gentral York
Amos
Carlton Murray
Kenneth McMichael
Anta Kelsey
Raymond Orr
Samuel Craig
Guy Richards
Howard Richards
Wirt LeBaron
Frank ‘Kelsey
Ciesson
Orton Sanderson
Howard Schroen
Northville
Fred Schroen
Jesse Bird
Stony Creek
George Desbrough
Rachel Desbrough
Fred Richards
Mrs. Craig
Mrs. Richards
Reuben
Rogers
John Gooding
Alger Alison
Ladies’ Aid Society
K. B. Simmons
Hamilton Moore
Garret Kuder
Mrs
Earl Kuder
Earl Kutler
J. J. Walters
Charles Carven
Hiverett Collins
Shirley Pilbeam
Earl Betser
Here
Buffalo
Hdwin Hieber’s
Otto Hieber
France
Lodi
John, Mayer Os
N. C
N.C. Davenport
Fred “Mayer
George Egeler
Lima
N. C. Davenport
Fred Wegner
William Lindermann
Macon
Sumner McCollum
Irene Conklin
Albion
Mrs. Ellsworth Collins
Elmer Camburn
Robert Briggs
Ivan Spitler
Eddy Milliman
Morenci
Erwin Conklin
Mrs. Hisworth
Collins
Frank Randall
Tedé McConnell
T He University ‘Hospital
Farmers’ Club Meeting
English IV
Mr. Goddard
St. Johns
Fowlerville
FANIS
Brackel
Saline, Mich
F. D. Ford
Saline Commercial
Club
MR. Farmer
Lner
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