Ann Arbor and regional visits fill local news
Ann Arbor area residents and visitors are recorded in a busy notes column. Local trips include Mr and Mrs A E Cole and Henry Morris visiting Ann Arbor. Rev G C He Wittbracht and Miss Ruth Morris returning home for summer. Wyandotte guests Charles Dietiker and M McFarland. and details of the Milan area funerals, accidents, and social events.
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A. E.cole
Ann Arbor
Henry Morris
He Wittbracht
Ruth Morris
Albion
Charles Dietiker
M. McFarland
Wyandotte
W. E. Dietiker
Frank Sweet
William Sweet
Milan
Harry Holmes
Dora
Lansing
Estel Feldkamp
Mesdames
Florence Bond
George W. Cook
Lynford Bracy
Melvin Dell
Toledo
George Dell
Frank Rogers
Johnny Scipio
Adrian
H. E. Morris
Albert Wiethammer
Rudolph Gross
Federal Court
Detroit
Henry O. Dieterle
Fred Burkhart
St. Thomas’ Church
Hstel Feldkamp
Clinton
Feldkamp
Dalle ‘van Silles
Lenawee County
Detroit News
Herbert Janvrin
Washington
D. C
U. S
Jessie Coke
Woodmere Academy
Long Island
New York
Ledmann
Leonard
Europe
Saline ‘Poultry Association
Reuben Riogers
H. O. Rounds
Lincoln
Frank Nixon
Dexter
Washtenaw County
Nixon
Earl Nicholson
Howard Hoskins
Donald Mitchell
Hal C. Lewis
Nicholson
Hoskins
Icar
Clarence
Helen C.schneider
Julius Schneider
Scio Township
Lodi
Wagner School
St. Paul's Church
Hsther
Neik
Himer
District Ten considers new school building and larger grounds
In Saline township District Ten the old frame schoolhouse, 75 years in use, may be replaced as voters meet. The ballot shows the new building proposal failing 16 to 10 while enlarging the school grounds passes 14 to 9. A revival of the building plan is possible in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Township
Tyne
Thys
Saline Village Amends Licenses Ordinance
The village of Saline passes an ordinance amending prior rules on licenses for selling goods in streets and public spaces. It sets a $10 daily license fee and grants authority to designate and relocate display spots. The ordinance takes effect 20 days after passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Uncle Sam Pays Fee For Borer Clean-Up
The federal government is paying Michigan farmers extra labor fees for corn borer clean up. About 85 000 farmers in 23 counties are expected to receive roughly 1 600 000 dollars as vouchers race from Washington. First payments go to Truman Eggleston of Jackson county and others are en route from Toledo labor headquarters.
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Truman Eggleston
Spring Arbor
Mich
Michigan
United States
Mr. Eggleston
Jackson County
Sam
Michigan State College
Washington
Truman, Eggleston
Emory Smith
Lapeer County
George Condey
Calhoun
Irvin Sober
Shiawassee County
Toledo
Ohio
State Department of Agriculture
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