Local News From Ann Arbor District Area And Surroundings
Ann Arbor visitors Fred Stierle and Mr. and Mrs. George Heininger stopped in Monday. Miss Ruth Bond and Miss Edna Gross visited from nearby towns. The C. B. S. holds its regular meeting January 31. A Saline opera house dance with new tunes by the Ann Arbor orchestra is planned for January 28. Five liquor arrests over the weekend. two sent to prison. A 100th birthday celebrated for Mrs. Harriet Wheeler of Petersburg. Founders Week conference in Chicago honors Dwight L. Moody with clergy and teachers gathering February 1 to 5. Through highways M-17, M-23, M-65 to be realigned under federal markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Gross
Leo Westphal
Ann Arbor
Saline Opera House
R. B. Cullen
Grand Rapids
Liberty Theatre
Florence Bond
Flint
Ella Bassett
Lansing
Carpenter
Elisabeth Larzelere
Clinton
Anna Richmond
Harriet Wheeler
Petersburg
New York
The
Miody Bible Institute
Chicago
Institute
Dwight L. Moody
Bible School
A. R. Bailey
County Road Commission
U. S. Department of Agricultural States
American Association of State Highway Officials
U. S. 12
U. S. 112
U. S. 23
Ann Arbor Chosen for New State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
A 1925 legislative report endorses Ann Arbor as the site for Michigan’s state tuberculosis sanatorium. It cites free land, existing university resources, Roentgen capabilities, and medical-nurse training benefits, while condemning Howell for unsuitable facilities and limited capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
House of Representatives
James Upjohn
Kalamazoo
Ann Arbor
Upjohn
Howell
Amb-Fri-Cha Camp Fire News Meeting Topics Report
The Camp Tire Girls held their last meeting Thursday January 20 instead of Tuesday due to lectures by the Woman's Club. Esther Bowen spoke on Athletic Accidents and Katherine Briggs on Coffee for home economics. Betty Wheeler presented on Forests and Alice Schieh discussed Styles for Spring. Tonight's meeting resumes after semester exams. The Linden Leader notes a Baptist pastor in Byron attacking school officials over evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Tire
Woman's Club
Esther Bowen
Katherine Briggs
iCoffee
Betty Wheeler
Alice Schieh
Byron
Garden of Eden
Old Baptist Church
Linden
Thirty Years Ago Notes on Local Life and Inventions
Thirty years ago sleighing was fine and Tra Turner planned a move to Cleveland. Hats in theatres may be banned by a pending state bill. A family cutter novelty is shown as a wired top buggy. The Bay View Reading Circle was organized, likened to a western charlatan course, while livestock shipments were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Turner
Cleveland
Friis & Minnett
Ypsilanti
Saline
T. Fairbank
Bounty Capitol
Bay View
Fritz Kreisler to Appear in Ann Arbor Recital
World renowned violinist Fritz Kreisler will present a recital in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor as part of the Choral Union series on Monday evening January 31. Kreisler, long a leading figure in classical music, has drawn ovations worldwide and has appeared in Ann Arbor several times despite a crowded schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kreisler
Hill Auditorium
Ann Arbor
Kreisler
Butt
How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child
Preview of His People at Liberty theatre to open Wednesday February 2 features Rudolph Schildkraut in his screen debut. The drama centers on parental ingratitude and a family’s hardships, with critics praising Schildkraut’s portrayal and the NY Ghetto humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Rudolph Schildkraut
Europe
Schildkraut
New York
Local notes on births deaths and events appear in Fifteen Years Ago column
The column recalls newborn Archie Sweet to Mr and Mrs Don Richards. Harness making begins with W L Sturm and Guthard Schroen. Detroit auto show attendees include Dr Katner, Frank Harwood, Ralph Mead, C H Schroen, E A Hauser, W L Nissly. Emma Keck recovers from surgery in Ann Arbor. Seth Engle dies in Pasadena. he practiced law here in the 1870s and married Amelia Crittenden in 1866. Smallpox precaution in Genesee county quarantines unvaccinated students for ten days. mild disease with no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Richards
Archie Sweet
W. L. Sturm
Katner
W. Katner
Clinton
Detroit
Frank Harwood
Colorado Springs
John Harwood
Ralph Mead
Cavour
North Dakota
Emma Keck
Ann Arbor
Guthard & Schroen
Observer
America
Seth B. , Engle
Pasadena
California
Engle
Amelia Crittenden
Pittsfield Township
Genesee County
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
W. E. Dietzker
Keen Kutter
Fred Stierle
Gertude Collins
C. B.S
Ruth Bond
Grosse Pointe
Mrs. Austin White
Milan
George Heininger
Edward Feuerbacher
D. I. Stark
Northville
Leon Tower
Mildred
George Upshaus
Barkham
Albert Upham
East Michigan Avenue
Robert Parsons
Robert
Sinclair Oil Company
New Temple
George W. Cook
Sidney Harwood
Marcelling
Curling
Awdrey
Bookea
Fred Burkhart
Edward Henne
C. H. Schroen
E. A. Hauser
W. L. Nissly
H. Gross & Sons
Liberty “Theatre
Saline Electric Shop
Peter Estermyer
Wallace Block, Saline
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