Census Questions for 1930 Echo Across Townships
The 1930 United States census starts April 2 with 24 questions for each household. Enumerators will ask about relationship to head, home ownership, value or rent, radio, farm status, sex, ages, marital history, schooling, literacy, birthplace, parents’ birthplaces, mother tongue, immigration, naturalization, English ability, occupation and industry, work status, veteran status and war served.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Mortgage foreclosure notice for Washtenaw County property
Harold Benns and Bsesie Benns defaulted on a 1927 mortgage to William Braun. The Washtenaw County deed records indicate a sale set for April 11, 1930 at 10:00 a.m. at the southerly front door of the Ann Arbor courthouse to satisfy principal interest and fees on the lot described in the Thompson to Engel deed dated June 10, 1908 in Washtenaw County Michigan.
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Harold Benns
Bsesie Bnns
William Braun
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Annn Arbor
Ypsilanti
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Benjamin D. Thompson
John E. Engel
County of Washtenaw
Leen, Brown
Foreclosure Notice of Parkridge Lots in Ypsilanti
Default on real estate mortgage by John 8 Seevers and Margia Seevers to William Braun dated November 10 1928. Washtenaw County Michigan case plate lists sale for April 17 1930 at 10 am in Ann Arbor. Property includes Lot 381 and 382 in Parkridge subdivision excluding highway rights. Attorney: Lee N Brown. Dates shown January 4 1930 January 16 February 6 March 6 and April 3 10 1930.
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John
Seevers
Margia Seevers
William Braun
the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Lee N. Brown
Atorney
Ypsilanti
Fox Mystery Film Uses Lighting for Suspense at Liberty
Howard Hawks directs Trent's Last Case for Fox. Harold Rosson crafts under lit tense moments to heighten suspense while integrated comedy and a notable cast led by Donald Crisp and Marceline Day drive the plot. Adapted from E C Bentley with Beulah Marie Dix and Scott Darling scripting.
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Howard Hawks
Harold Rosson
Trent
Fox Films
Liberty Theatre
Donald Crisp
Raymond Hatton
Raymond Griffith
Marceline Day
Lawrence Gray
Nicholas Soussanin
E. C. Bentley
Beaulah Marie Dix
Scott Darling
Heifetz to Perform Recital in Ann Arbor Hill Auditorium
Master violinist Jascha Heifetz headlines the Choral Union Series at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor tonight. Fresh from a European tour and returning to America for fifty recitals, he is described as a mature artist with flawless technique and exact intonation praised worldwide.
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Heifetz
Choral Union
Hill Auditorium
America
France
Great, Britain
Germany
Austria
Russia
Scandinavia
Australia
Mexico
Remarkable Violinist Heifetz Praised by Shaw and Famed Snake Sighting
The piece recalls George Bernard Shaw admiring Heifetz and quipping about perfection. It then narrates Lloyd Liverance finding a 32 inch streaked snake on a country road and delivering it to The Review office, where it was identified by witnesses. It also reports a local insurance scam in Ann Arbor with suspects Rudolph Boewnkneght and Donald Hart, saying policies were misrepresented and the company will assist victims.
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Lloyd Liverance
Mr. Liverance
John Daniels
Liverance
Daniels
Fowlerville
Ann Arbor
Rudolph Boewnkneght
Donald Hart
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
Nebraska
Ann. Arbor
San Yak pills for the Kidneys promote health
An old advertisement touts San Yak pills as a remedy to outwit fatigue high blood pressure and dizziness. It claims the product prevents 95 percent of diseases and offers an antiseptic laxative for bowel health. Sold by all druggists.
Saline Defeated at Manchester in League Opener
Saline lost to Manchester 11 to 7 in a hard fought road game. Manchester led 5 2 at halftime as Saline failed on free throws with only 3 of 11 conversions. McLean scored late while Saline battled but could not close the gap.
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Manchester
Martin
Saline
McLean
U. H
Ann Arbor
Manchester Kibbler
Brietenwischer
Rg McLean
Rague
Kimble
Ziegler
Mary
Clara B
Hube
Wuerthner
Saline Mancheste
Mood
Wuerthne
Bowen
D. Hertler
E Cc Karn
Woodbridge Rg
F. Hertler
Heise
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ICE Guide
OF Business and
T University ‘City
Ann 4
MENOR
Werdling’ Fur ‘Shop
Zwerdling
Boy Scout
Hiesels
Main
Scott
Model Shoe Store
Ward
Pilbeam & Marz Co
S. 4Th Avenue
Hangrite
H. G. Ehnis
Harold A. Zulz
W. Liberty St
E. S. Barnard ‘Arms
Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk. Bldg
Painter’s Resturant
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
North Fourth Ave
E. M. Wurster
the Quality Shop
West Liberty St. Ann Arbor
G. S. Collar
South Main Street
South
Fourth Avenue
Montgomery Ward
C. H. Schroen
Ziefler&nissle
THE
Shoemen
Apfel & CO
Lad and
C. J. Hutzel
Duco
South Ashley St
Grant L
Alexander
S Apparel Ami
South Main St
Ree
Liberty
Kessel’s
South Main
Shade Shop
S. Main St
Crippen Drug Store
Fred C. Dresselhouse
Pride OF
Wolverine Cafe
Detroit
Cahow
Cahow Drug CO
Ann Arbor, Mich
J. L. Chapman
Kresge Bldg
Optometrist
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers Jewelry
George Bernard Shaw
Ann Arbor Floral Co
Dearborn
F. T. D. Association
East Liberty St
Fred J., Knight
Duco Products
Washington Sr
VRED
Eagle Pencil CO
Schlenker
West Liberty St
Arctic Electro Pure
Creamery
Corner First
Kalamazoo
Ashley St
Wilkinson
Fashion Shoppe, Inc
Liberty Street
Joseph L. Arnet
Huron Street
Wheel Toys
George W. Lutz
West Washington ST
Sword Fish
Eastern Fish Market
Washington St
Saline Jordan
Rt 'Bowen
Lf Carr
Westphal
Gross
Biarearas AL 205
Hesse
George Mast
Chelsea
Conger Avenue
Mast
Wampler
Heigh
Hardenburg-Schroder
A. M. Hess
Hofmeyer
Parker
Brooklyn Exponent
Wiedman Auto
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