Card of Thanks and Fatal Car Crash Report
Card of Thanks from William Schroen and family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy after a bereavement. A crash near Ypsilanti injures Walter J. Thurbly and kills Mrs. Alice Martin in a collision on Tuesday night. Thurbly hospitalized with serious injuries. Petersburg Sun notes a separate quote about honesty and balance in life.
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William Schroen
Walter J. Thurbly
Here
Alice Martin
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Martin
Thurbly
Beyer Hospital
Petersburg
Local school and university folks in Ann Arbor area news
Mrs. Rhy Rogers spent Saturday at Ann Arbor. Miss Florence Hertler of the University hospital was home Sunday. Edwin Stierle's farm barn is being reshingled. Miss Margaret Canfield of Ishpeming visited the Theurers. The Shurtz couple planned a summer home trip to Hilk Lake. Otis Hoffman graduated from the University Dental College Monday. Fred and Mrs. Fletcher visited Owosso. Leslie Goddard returned from Grand Rapids to see Nathan Bordine. Katherine Briggs graduated from the Normal with high scholastic marks. Mrs. Irene Ghiest and son from Detroit called on Mrs. Maude Rankin. Frank Spindler visited Detroit. Arnold Lambrath homed from Elmhurst College for the break. Burkhardt couple attended Clinton commencement. Fred Cathers and tied her mother in Staak Enstanti. Mrs. Crystal Luigi and Miss Mosher of Ann Arbor called on Mrs. George W. Cook. The Wallace, Rankin, and Burkhart families motored to Monroe. Cathers hosted Federated Sunday school. Capt. Schairer and Mrs. Schairer of Denver are guests of sister F. H. Nissly. Mrs. Bessie Collins and others visited relatives in Mason. The Theurer and Theurer sisters sang in Howell. Paul Rogers and Henry Parsons visited Prof. Baier. Kent family auto trip included Toledo and Detroit. Post office hours change end of day. lobby stays open. Feldkamp reunion set at Pleasant Lake June 24 with potluck. Ann Arbor residents attend funeral of Ernest Cornish in Joliet. Filipino student Mauro Aspira to speak at Federated church. Miss Fannie Friis attended University of Michigan graduation. Dragon: multiple local visits and travel noted.
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Rhy Rogers
Ann Arbor
Florence Hertler
University Hospital
Edwin Stierle
Margaret Canfield
Ishpeming
J. L. Theurer
Thomas Shurtz
Hilk Lake
Otis D. Hoffman
Dental College of the University
Fred Fletcher
Owosso
Leslie Goddard
Grand Rapids
Nathan Bordine
Katherine Briggs
Irene Ghiest
Detroit
Maude Rankin
Frank Spindler
Harry Loughman
Arnold Lambrath
Elmhurst College
Himhurst
Illinois
Alwin Burkhardt
Clinton
Fred Cathers
Sta Ak Enstanti
Crystal Luigi
J. B. Wallace
George Burkhart
Monroe
BE. O. Schairer
J. M. Kent
Ann” Arbor
Henry Cornish
Mary ‘Cornish
Ernest Cornish
Joliet
Mauro Aspira
C. HE
Federated Church
Fannie Friis
University of Michigan
Walter F
Berniece L. Bracker
Donald Paul
Rock Island
Ill
Daniel Hall
Paul Kleuter
Paul
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Katherine Cotton
Ruth Schieh
Mildred Day
Jean Parsons
Eileen Moehn
Mildred iNissly
Ypsilanti
Alma Ernst
Fred Sellen
Fred Haster
Galen Skeet
Pontiac
Lee Tescher
Bridge
Max McHenry
Century of Progress
Omah Bernard
Bronson
Luther Briggs
Charles van Riper
Champion
John J. Spangler
Hubert
Muriel Woodbridge
Erma Thearer
Lily Siren
New York City
Rentz
Pleasant Lake
William Carr
Detroit Creamery Company
Grover Burgan
Wampiler’s Lake
Lawrence Rowsey
Wilma
Dearborn
George Warr
Arthur O’connor
Betty
Jimmy
Junior
George
William Schmid
Jim
Miller’s Farm
Saline
Chicago
Clifford Kendall
Grass Lake
Marjorie Elaine
Duane ‘Rogers
Reuben Rogers
Floyde Carr
University
Highland Lake
JUDD DISTRICT NOTES ON LOCAL RESIDENTS
Paul Radenbaugh, employed at the State hospital, is mentioned in Judd District news. Pauline Riggs returned from Ann Arbor last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radenbaugh visited Ann Arbor Friday. Lloyd Langstaff broke both arms while helping paint a Milan area house last week. Mrs. D. G. Richards suffers blood poisoning in a finger for three weeks. Several neighborhood youths attended a dance at Mr. Gilbert’s home Saturday evening.
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Paul Radenbaugh
State Hospital
Pauline Riggs
Ann Arbor
Henry Radenbaugh
Lloyd Langstaff
Milan
D. G. Richards
Gilbert
Obituary for Charles Oliver Schroen
Charles Oliver Schroen born in York township December 19 1915 died June 3 1934 aged 18 years 5 months and 15 days. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs William Schroen one sister Mrs Conrad Jaeger of Saline township one brother at home and one niece. Interment in Mooreville cemetery.
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Charles Oliver Schroen
York Township
William ‘Schroen
Conrad Jaeger
Saline Township
Mooreville Cemetery
Fat Folks Lose Weight Feel Fine
Mrs. Jessie Martin of San Francisco reports losing 14 pounds in one month using Kruschen Salts. Readers note claims of up to 100 pounds lost, reduced bloating, lower blood pressure, and improved digestion with a half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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Jessie Martin
San Francisco
Kruschen
California Lots in Los Angeles Hills at $149 Per Lot
Promoting tracts with 132 feet lots in the hills of Los Angeles County. Features include good roads and spring water. Price is 149 dollars per lot with five dollars down and five dollars monthly. Few lots remain. Send five dollars down to R. Kimbrough Room 729 166 South Main Street Los Angeles California.
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California
Los Angeles County
Kimbrough
South Main St
Los Angeles
Sunny Southern California farm land for sale near Los Angeles
Five to ten acres in Lucerne Valley offering alfalfa angles peaches pears grapes and poultry raising. Three hours from Metropolitan Los Angeles with good soil and climate. Five acres offered at 495 dollars with 25 dollars down and 5 dollars monthly payments. Write R C Kimbrough Room 729 406 South Main St Los Angeles California.
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Bay 5
California
Los Angeles
Lucerne Valley
R. C. Kimbrough
South Main St
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