Registration Notice for York Township August 7 1956
Public registration notice for Washtenaw County Michigan York Township Precincts 1 2 3 and 4 lists dates June 29 July 5 6 7 1956 at 89 West Main Milan and July 9 1956 last day before election. Details voter eligibility residency and registration procedures including aid for those unable to register in person.
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York
Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
Main St
Milan
W. Main St
Transfer of registration rules and signatures for voters
The document outlines registration and transfer procedures for electors. It covers eligibility by registration, signatures of the registration officer, and that unregistered persons cannot vote. It also details transfer processes when moving residences within townships and rules about changes of street names affecting registration. Maud B. Steidle Township Clerk.
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Maud B. Steidle
Dairy group objects to Class I price change plan
The Michigan Milk Producers Association objects to the proposed Class I differential changes arguing the average price difference is not adequate for fair returns. They threaten written exceptions and a personal hearing, citing seasonal shifts and supply demand provisions as unrealistic and out of line with Minneapolis findings and current negotiated prices. Glenn Lake and H F Simmons sign on behalf of the dairy group.
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Minneapolis
Voter Registration Push Ahead of August Primary
Citizens urged to register before July 7 to be eligible for the August 7 primary. Registration books open daily from 8 am to 5 pm with Sunday hours, and Saturday morning hours.
Dairy Month Endorsed by President of Warner Dairy
The Warner Dairy president expressed strong support for Dairy Month as proclaimed by Gov. Williams. He noted rising awareness of dairy products' value in households and urged larger allocations in food budgets. He also announced a GOP bid for State representative from Washtenaw County’s second district.
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Warner Dairy
Williams
Warner
Washtenaw County
GOP
Junior Workers Plan Dance and County Farm Bureau Activities
The Junior Farm Bureau Workers schedule a record-player dance and a business meeting for Tuesday June 26 at Saline Township Hall with Nancy Ross in charge. They invite the county’s other Junior group led by Joe Tobias.
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Farm Bureau
Saline Township
Nancy Ross
George Schnierle
Joe Tobias
Else Knoedler
Rosemarie Weisenreder
Saline
Washtenaw County
Junior Farm Bureau
Clear Lake
Dowling
Michigan
Michigan Junior Farm Bureau
Washtenaw Farm Bureau Organization
Delhi Park
Veteran’s Park
Ann Arbor
Junior Farm Bureau Group
Armbruster Rites Held for Mrs Marie Armbruster at Saline
Mrs Marie V Armbruster 36 died Sunday at St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a long illness. Her home was 6215 Saline Ann Arbor Rd Lodi Twp. Born November 17 1919 in Toledo she was a daughter of Charles and Gertrude Haughtaling. She belonged to the Presbyterian Church of Saline and had lived in the area one year. Surviving husband Walter Armbruster step daughter Marilyn Clark of Sand Creek two daughters Marleen Adams Flint Beverly Sue Armbruster at home four sons Louis Roland Ernest and Walter Armbruster Jr all at home a brother Maurice Haughtaling two sisters Vernna Keller Eva Garland of Toledo and four grandchildren. Services were held 2 pm Tuesday at Lockwood Funeral Home Rev Henry A McKenzie officiating burial Oakwood Cemetery Saline.
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Marie V. Armbruster
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Saline-Ann Arbor Ra
Lodi Township
Armbruster
Toledo, O
Charles and
Gertrude Kent Haughtaling
Presbyterian Church of
Saline
Walter Armbruster
Marilyn Clark
Sand Creek
Marleeen Adams
Flint
Beverly Sue Armbuster
Louis Burrow
Roland Burrow
Ernest Armbruster
Walter Armbruster, Jr
Maurice Haughtaling
Vernna Keller
Eva Garland
Toledo
Lockwood Funeral Home
Henry A. McKenzie
Oakwood Cemetery
Navy bases endure extreme cold on Antarctica for 166 Americans
Navy structures in Antarctica were engineered to withstand minus 100 degree conditions and winds reaching 100 knots, sheltering 166 U.S. personnel. The rugged outpost aims to endure severe weather while supporting research and operations in one of the frigid world’s most hostile environments.
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Navy
Antarctica
Will You Be 21 By Primary Election Day
Voters must be 21 by August 7 to participate. Registration closes July 1 and offices operate daily 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. except Sundays. Saturday hours end at noon.
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Hilltop
MMPA
Glenn Lake
H. F. Simmons
Michigan Milk Producers’ Association
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
James F. Warner
Mrs. Armbruster
Manchester GA
Manchester
Ready MIX CO
S. Malcolm
Ypsilanti
Ferguson
Tri-County Sportsmans Club
Euchre Party
Moon Rd
Warner Dairy Products
Washtenaw Rd
Arthur Zurlinden
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