Council Proceedings Special Meeting May 28 1935 Budget and Bonds
Special council session in the council chamber May 28 1935 with Mayor Sugden presiding. Uphaus moves tentative budget 15907 dollars, carried. tax rate set at 10 per thousand. Minutes note June 3 meeting with bonds set and fountain transfer discussed. bills read and approved with voting abstentions. Special meeting June 6 appoints Cook as clerk pro tem. Francis Engineering Company contracted for full electrical survey. meeting adjourned.
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Council Chamber
Sugden
Cook
Gross
Lindemann
Uphaus
Lottie Wallace
Mark B. Sugden
Wuphaus
F. D. Ford
Henry Ford
Hattie Bassett
Greenfield Village
Union School
Del
Legion
Detroit Edison Co
H. A. Schoen
Fred Schill
J. A. Alber
Mayer Schairer
Bert Gillen
Herman Alber
John Fritz
C. E. Alber
Martin Schaible
Aaron Luckhardt
Katherine Briggs
Dodgie Shell Service
W. Cook & Son
Saline Mercantile Co
Francis Engineering Company
Saginaw, Mich
Coe
Yeas
Walter Cook
Essential Facts About Cancer Explained Simply
The article explains cancer is not contagious and arises from body cells. It contrasts normal controlled growth with cancer’s lawless, limitless cell proliferation and notes destruction or removal of cancerous cells is the only cure, with a future article promising treatment methods.
venerable Clarkston couple marks 58 years of marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall LeBaron of Clarkston celebrated 58 years of marriage on Thursday. They wed May 30 1877 in Tecumseh Michigan and farmed in Kansas and Colorado before moving to Idaho in 1904. They live at 817 Seventh Street and have seven children.
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Marshall LeBaron
Clarkston
Seventh Street
Midwest
Abraham Lincoln
General Grant
Masonic Lodge
the Tribune
York Township
Washtenaw County
Michigan
LeBarons
Carrie LeBaron
W. S. LeBaron
Denver
Colo
B. C. LeBaron
Jefferson City
Reed Klapp
Spokane
Ray
Frank LeBaron
Cavendish
Ervin Armstrong
Lapwai—cClarkston
Idaho
Tribune
Pinckney Celebrates Its Centennial
Pinckney Michigan will mark its centennial with a July 4 to 6, 1935 program featuring a parade, Miss Pinckney contest, races, band concerts, speaking events with local figures, a historical pageant by John B. Rogers Co., ball games, and dances. Founded by Col. Solomon Peterson and boasting early settlers Sanford Marble and William Kirkland.
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Pinckney
Livingston County
William Kirkland
Oneida University
New York
Michigan
Col
Solomon Peterson
New York State
Sandford Marble
Connecticut
John B. Rogers Co
Fostoria
Ohio
Rotarians Hear Origin of Flags and East Asia Views
Rotarians met at The Tavern for Flag Day with Prof. Slawson, U. of M., explaining flags origins from military insignia to national emblems. He analyzed China Japan trade tensions, noting boycotts and Japan’s expansion near Manchuria. Guests included Harry Miller, Thomas Lowry, and Fred Nissly.
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Slawson
U. of M
Far East
China
Japan
Manchuria
Mr. Slawson
Harry Miller
Detroit
Thomas A. Lowry
Ann Arbor
Fred E. Nissly
Ypsilanti
Old Age Pensions to Begin July 1 in Michigan
The 1955 legislature approves an old age pension act replacing head tax payments. Eligibility requires ten years in Michigan, income under 30 a month, no liable relatives, real estate under 3500, clean felony record, and a history of work. Grover Dillman leads the state welfare department and a central bureau in Lansing will administer the program with a 2 million dollar state appropriation and a matching federal sum.
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Michigan
County Old Age Assistance Board
State Welfare
Grover C. Dillman
Lansing
State General Fund
Dillman
New Law Expands Border Car Sales Fees
Michigan residents buying cars outside the state must pay a $25 investigation fee to obtain a Michigan title and license unless title or registration is secured in the purchase state. The amending act, signed by the governor, takes immediate effect and state officials will enforce it. the law targets non residents mainly as certificates are rarely issued to them.
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Pontiac
America
Fisher
Harper’s
Michigan
Department of State
Observer
Saline Breaks Into The Winners Column
Saline defeated Manchester 5 to 3 to earn its first win of the season. Manchester had 11 hits but committed five errors while Hoeft held Saline to fewer hits. Clinton beat Hamburg 3 to 2 and Milan edged Dexter 6 to 5. Milan visits Saline next Sunday.
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Hoeft
Manchester
Mates
Briefenwischer
Saline
Clinton
Hamburg
Milan
Dexter
Hamburg i
Townsend Wallace and Rose Elected to Life Lodge Members
A Masonic hall program honored G C Townsend Dr J B Wallace and Frank Rose as life members, each with forty plus years in the lodge. William Lister of Ypsilanti attended as guest, and A J Warren is noted as the longest serving member with 58 years. A young men's quartet performed, community singing led by Alwin Burkhardt, and refreshments followed.
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G. C. Townsend
J. B. Wallace
Frank Rose
William Lister
Ypsilants
Townsend
A. J. Warren
Alwin Burkhardt
Sylvia Gross Weds Ray Shaw In Simple Monday Ceremony
Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Gross Miss Sylvia Gross married Ray Shaw of Ann Arbor Rev Adolf Lederer officiated with immediate relatives present The wedding march was played by Mrs Rudolph Gross The couple left for their Ann Arbor home wishing happiness and long life together.
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Ruth Aprill
Lucille
Miss Aprill
Lawrence McNamara
Eaton Rapids
Katherine Briggs
Clara Schroen
Esther Bowen
Lawrence Aprill
Arthur Miller
Maurine Ewing
Muriel Woodbridge
Virginia Henderson
Erwin Gorning
Clarence Clemens
Detroit
Russell Manor
Herman Gross
Sylvia
Ray Shaw
Ann Arbor
Adolf Lederer
Rudolph Gross
A Light in the Window Column Contributed Note
A friendly column offers homely inspiration with lines about patience kindness hope and charity. Contributed by Mrs. Fred Aprili, sharing a comforting sentiment for readers to carry into daily life.
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Fred Aprili
Free Things and a Recipe Note from Mrs Lewis Ernst
Poem reflecting on the value of free things like air sunshine and friendship. A note mentions a missing contributor name for a recipe contributed by Mrs Ernst and provides a sour milk cake recipe with ingredients and measurements.
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Lewis Ernst
Cannons Found In Rhode Island City Sidewalk Discovery
Workmen uncover three old cannon remnants believed from the Revolutionary era during sidewalk paving in Providence. City Engineer S Frank Nolan initiated research to verify their origin and value. If confirmed, the cannons will be marked and placed in Roger Williams Park. The item also notes a local ad for 15c per pound typewriter paper at The Observer office.
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Providence
R. I
S. Frank Nolan
Roger Williams Park
Observer
For Sale Classified Items and Notices Montage
A collage of ads and notices including real estate 7 acres alfalfa, farm tools and haying gear, livestock and sows with pigs, clothing bargains at Parsons and Muir, hardware and tin work, sewing machine repair, eye care, cash for past due notes, and local event invites. Various locations in Ann Arbor Ypsilanti and nearby areas are listed with phone numbers and prices.
1928 Pontiac Coach Offers GMAC Terms For Sale
The ad promotes a nearly new 1928 Pontiac Coach with six cylinder motor, good tires, clean upholstery, green duco finish and GMAC terms if desired. Authorized Chevrolet dealers. The Past Matrons of the O. E. S. plan a card party at Mrs. William Austin’s home on Thursday June 27 at 2 pm, 25 cents, meet at Wheeler's store at 1:45 for car transport. public invited.
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Pontiac
GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
William Austin
Wheeler's
Used car lot offers large stock at Dodge Plymouth Garage
Elmer Steer Dodge Plymouth Garage advertises a good supply of used cars in running condition. Burmeister Poultry Farm promotes Leghorn Foundation pullets and high-egg breeding stock with dams laying 187 eggs first year and sires with strong records. Prices start at eight dollars for May and June with one week started chicks add one dollar per hundred. Orders accepted at Bridgewater Station location.
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Elmer Steer
Dodge
Plymouth
Leghorn Foundation
Burmeister Poultry Farm
Bridgewater Station
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Council Proceedings
The
Michigan State Medical Society
Mr. LeBaron
Irving LeBaron
Professor Slawson
U. S
Masons
Shaw-Gross
Howdy
By John Martin
BOWN
the Observer
C. Hass
Wolverine
G. I. Parsons
Cole’s Feed Store
Parsons
Dr. Hess
Saline Mercantile Go
M. Sage
Saline Mercantile Company
A. Meyer
Webber Road
Ray Jenks
E. J. Muir
G. L. Parsons
H. W. Kkeubler
Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Howell
B. Henry St
E. Michigan Ave
C. H. Miller
R. L. Lewis
Washington
HE. J. Muir
Trinity Lutheran Church
General Motors
Jesse Hewens
Packard St
National Fidelity Co
Ypsilanti, Mich
Herman Heininger
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