Olivet College Names James King as New President
James King IssNew succeeds Dr Westling as president of Olivet College after a decade as dean and philosophy professor. An anonymous donor funds a women's dormitory with 250000 dollars, while a second 250000 dollar gift backs a scholarship loan fund. University of Michigan captain Joseph Truskowski will join as assistant coach for next fall.
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Vestling
A. E. Westling
Olivet College
James King
Joseph Truskowski
University of Michigan
Truskowski
Michigan growers urged to spray cherries against fruit fly
North of southern Michigan counties fruit growers face cherry fruit fly damage. Entomology officers at Michigan State College warn for timely spraying after adult flies emerge and before egg laying. Warnings sent to county agents, with specific spray formulas for sour and sweet cherries.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Notice of Execution Sale on Saline Property
A writ of fieri facias from Washtenaw Circuit Court restrains a one third interest in Saline Village land owned by Whyron Grier and Melvin A Alber as Howard W. Erwin sues. The sale is set for the 26th of duty 1930 at 2 pm at the north front door of the Washtenaw County courthouse Ann Arbor conducted by Sheriff James W. Robison. Dean S. Face Esq represents the plaintiff.
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Washtenaw
State of Michigan
Howard W. Erwin
Whyron Grier
Melvin A. Alber
Saline
Ann Arbor
James W. Robison
Local Notices and Social Highlights From Chelsea Area
Will Sturm listed as sick. R S McCord family visited Ann Arbor and Margaret McCord visited Tecumseh. Community Bible Study at Mrs Roy Rogers home Tuesday. Ginnivan Dramatic Company in Milan next week with nightly program changes. Marshall Canine of Chelsea visited Mrs Josephine Van Houten. Olive Haslick of Britton stayed with her daughter Mrs A S Johnston. Moses Ziegler returned to Hillsdale home to work here. Bridgewater fire department annual meeting set for June 30 with full attendance expected. Mae Wheeler hosted bridge club with two tables. C A Jordan won first prize, Harl Fosdick second.
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Margaret McCord
Tecumseh
Roy Rogers
Ginnivan Dramatic Company
Milan
Olive Haslick
Britton
A.s.‘Johnston
Moses Ziegler
Hillsdale
Josephine van Houten
Bridgewater Fire Department
Mae Wheeler
Bridge Club
C. A. Jordan
Harl Fosdick
Child Dies After Brief Illness in Ann Arbor Home
Cheone Bredernitz infant son of Mr and Mrs Herman Bredernitz died at the University of Michigan hospital after a brief illness of spinal meningitis aged 11 months and four days. He leaves a sister Helen and brother Elton six, four grandparents and other relatives. Funeral services will be private at 2:00 pm Thursday at the house with Rev Lederer officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Néil‘Herman Bredernitz
Herman Bredernitz
U. of M
Helen
Elton
Henry Bredernitz
Ehnis
Lederer
Oakwood Cemetery
Tecumseh Clinton Road To Be Paved Next Year
The state administrative board approved paving M-52 between Tecumseh and Clinton a five mile stretch with survey complete and construction set for early 1931. Approval was also given to pave M-52 from Adrian city limits to M-50 at Bellingham's Corners west of Tecumseh, a nine mile route likely to be built next year.
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Tecumseh
Clinton
State Administrative Board
C. E. Foster
State Highway Department
State Department
Adrian
Bellingham's Corners
Lansing
Tecumseh Herald
Pugilist Prepares for Ring and Ministry Studies
A young Michigan boxer studying for the ministry looks forward to lively bouts with Satan in the ring and doubtless elsewhere. He is seen balancing religious pursuits with a budding boxing career and spiritual discipline.
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Michigan
Satan
Local social notes from Manchester and surrounding areas
Central Lods Beverly Hudson convalesces from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Jay Redden visited friends in Manchester. Mrs Ernest Heller and sons stayed with Mrs Bert Moore. Violet Miller of Ann Arbor spent time with her mother Mrs Dewey Agner. William Lindemann and sons dined with Carl Schaffer in Manchester. Mrs Herman Grosshans and Gertie Drake helped Mrs Edward Grosshans in Ann Arbor. Ernest Mayer and children and Jay Redden visited Bert Moore’s. David Hudson and children visited George Morrish in Freedom Township. George Seyfried and Leo Cornell with daughter Marjorie visited Mildred Manor who teaches in Lansing. she plans to teach there again next fall and summers with her parents John and Mildred Manor.
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Beverly Hudson
Jay Redden
Manchester
Ernest Heller
Bert Moore
Violet Miller
Ann Arbor
Dewey Agner
William Lindemann
Carl Schaffer
Herman Grosshans
Gertie Drake
Edward Grosshans
Ernest Mayer
David Hudson
George Morrish
Freedom Township
George Seyfried
Leo Cornell
Marjorie
Mildred Manor
Lansing
John Manor
School Notes and Local Vignettes Highlight Student Lists
The column lists Twelfth through Seventh Grade students with names and some with all A grades. It also recounts a driver helping a stranded motorist by providing emergency gas. A Michigan resident's wife buys a pajama suit for $1.89 and later sees the same item for $1.15, noting a husband’s reaction.
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St. Johns Ess Tian
Candini
Clinton County
Republican News
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Olivet
Dean S. Face
Michigan Trust Bldg
Grand Rapids
Will Sturm
R S. McCord
Marshall Canine
Chelsea
Josephine VianHouten
Cheone
Tecumseh-Clinton Road
Lods
Katherine Briggs
Dean Gordon
Florence Hertler
Esther Lederer
George Martin
Mary Mood
Dale Noble
Muriel Woodbridge
Alma Ernst
Loretta Jedele
Dorothy Hertlér
Helen Layher
Lucille Schmid
Ruth Trout
Laura Wells
Alma Wiedman
Clara Bowen
Ernest Dieterle
Geraldine Hanson
Helen Harwood
Luther Hertler
Velma Jedele
Elsia Kreuger
Hileen Martin
Frances Bowen
Lucille Bowersox
John Burg
Jean Burkhart
Leland Dicks
Warren Gross
Ray Hunt
Esther Merriman
Esther Gross
Thomas Nurnberger
Shantung
Batiste
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