Turning Back the Pages of the Files
Mr and Mrs Albert Hoeft visited Ann Arbor. Fred Schmid leads the Ike Waltons to date with a ten pound pike. On Sunday June 2 a son Glen Oscar was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Weber. Frank Bliss of Cleveland visited John Gordon and daughter Julia and others. Birdie Noble visits family in Lodi. Ray Carrier Hazel Brownell of Detroit join Carl Moehn party at dinner. Fred Schaffer and wife of St Louis visit sister Mrs Robert Cullen. Mrs W H Barr entertains sisters Edith Congdon from Ottawa and Nellie Congdon from Hillsdale. J S Davis from California returns for niece Florence Cook commencement. heads to Chicago for Northwestern. Roy Rogers hosts relatives Poetzinger Linden Schmidt Sturm Rosina Sturm Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hoeft
Ann Arbor
Sulary
Fred Schmid
Ike Waltons
Oscar Weber
Glen Oscar
Frank Bliss
Cleveland
John Gordon
Julia
Birdie Noble
Atkinson
Illinois
Florence Cook
Chicago
Northwestern University
Roy Rogers
Poetzinger
Lansing
Mary Gross
Julius Lindenschmidt
Walter Sturm
Ypsilanti
Rosina Sturm
Arthur
Obituaries and social notes from an old Lodi area paper
Thir ty years ago George Burrow of Lodi died after a week long pneumonia. Mrs Jacob Lehman of Manchester visits sister Mrs John Wurster. Miss Ruth Rouse of Ypsilanti visits cousin Miss Viorence Rouse. Electric railway switch work near Unter kircher building underway. Misses Lydia and Bertha Rentschler of Detroit visit parents M Rentschler and wife. A M Derr arrives as new miller with Payter Derr at York mill with family. Herman Gable and family of Fort Wayne visit his parents. Birthday party for Mrs S T Fairbank. Palmer Stewart dies at sister Mrs A G Lawrence home. burial in Jackson. Miss Cora Hall entertains Misses Leone Waterman, Helen Whittlesey, Lora Wright. James Kelley of Manchester visits Agnes VanDurer and mother. leaves Monday for Ireland. Mrs F I Blanchard returns from St Louis health trip. to Norvell with husband's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrow
Lodi
Jacob Lehman
Manchester
John Wurster
Ruth Rouse
Ypsilanti
Viorence Rouse
Unterkircher Building
Lydia
Bertha Rentschler
Detroit
M. Rentschler
A. M. Derr
Jackson
Cora Hall
Leone Waterman
Helen Whittlesey
Battle Creek
Lora Wright
Howell
James Kelley
Agnes VanDurer
Ireland
F. I. Blanchard
St. Louis
Missouri
Norvell
Plant shallow to beat bean maggots
Michigan State College entomologist Ray Hutson advises very shallow sowing of beans not more than half an inch deep to reduce maggot damage. Plow under manure prior to sowing if used. Fall plowing helps on land new to clover or alfalfa. Tar paper disks around cabbage plants and corrosive sublimate watering offer protection. Bulletin No. 179 may be requested free from Michigan State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hutson
Michigan State College
Hutson
Hast
Lansing
The Spy Plot That Failed During World War I
In early World War I Pittsburgh a rough Belgian disguise frequented a Carnegie library branch. Frances Langfitt spotted him while covertly tracking maps and coastlines. Detected by Operative Henry and United States agents, the two Germans linked to spying were arrested, then vanished into a detention camp as the war secrets remained unresolved. Brighton, nearby, faced rain and hail with minor damage to a car top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Pittsburgh
America
Frances Langfitt
Department of Justice
Henry
Jacob Harmon
Fimil Mayer
Warmon
Mayer
Harmon
Navy Yards
New England
United States
Pittsurgh
War Office
Social Work Institute at Michigan State College July 12 16
Michigan State College hosts a week long Institute of Social Welfare from July 12 to 16. About 350 social workers from across Michigan will attend lectures and discussions led by national specialists on social work, child welfare, and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Social Welfare
Michigan State College
Michigan
Joel Moore
State Prison
Southern
Rederic Siedenburg
University of Detroit
Michigan Conference of Social Work
Lee A. White
The
Detroit News
Mary Atkinson
Hazel A. Hendricks
Child Welfare Service
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Gladys Fisher
New York Department of Social Welfare
Cecile Whalen
Detroit Department of Public Welfare
Louis Miriani
Detroit Legal Aid Bureau
State Emergency Relief Administration
State Welfare Department
Sociology Department
East Lansing
Tell It If You Want to Sell It
A terse ad urges readers to take the opportunity to sell items or themselves. The call to action emphasizes quick engagement and direct deals without intermediaries.
STATE DAIRY INCOME GROWS IN MICHIGAN
Michigan dairy income rose eight million dollars in the last fiscal year to sixty six million, from nine hundred thousand cows. Fourteen thousand Detroit area farmers produced over fourteen million dollars worth of milk, about ninety two percent of market supply. The milk marketing pool, supervised by the federal administrator, blends prices to pay all producers the same at Detroit milk stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Detroit
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Imlay City
Marlette
Romeo
Sandusky
Vassar
Hillsdale
Fowlerville
Brighton
Perry
Owosso
Ovid
Promises New Bridge for M-11 This Summer
Joe B. Warner reports from Washtenaw County that a scale bridge on M-11 across the Saline River east of Manchester will be built this summer with paving planned soon. The House passed a five million dollar appropriation including one and a half million for gravel road upkeep to ease farm travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Warner
Washtenaw County
Michigan House of Representatives
Carl Wuerthner
Kennedy
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Warner
Manchester
Manchester Enterprise
Chancery Notice In Washtenaw County Michigan 1937
The circuit court in Washtenaw County Michigan orders defendants to appear within three months or have the bill confessed. The order sets publication in The Saline Observer and outlines land description in Saline and Washtenaw County. Foreclosure notice selected for mortgage of lands in Pittsfield and Saline townships with August 13 1937 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Richard J. Polhemus
Harriet Polhemus
Joseph W. Foster, Jr
Charles G. Parker
Mary A Parker
Wilson Berdan
Wilson H. Berdan
Dwight W. Berdan
D. W. Berdan
Laura R Berdan
Edward G. Berdan
Nancy C. Rogers
James E. Rogers
Charles A. Sauer
Harriet A. Towler
Ann Arbor
George W. Sample
Saline
McKay Street
Michigan
Hall Street
Joseph and
Mary Gauss
B&b. Valentine
Gauss
Morden
Rentschler
Washtenaw County
Mortgage foreclosure notices in Washtenaw County
Public sale notices list multiple mortgages on properties in Ann Arbor and Saline from the Citizens Bank of Saline and other lenders. Foreclosures cite delinquent sums, dates of recording, and the August 23 1937 auction at the Washtenaw County Circuit Court, with assignees Chrst Bilakos and attorney John P. Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas L. Briggs
Celia
B. Briggs
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Citizens Bank of
Office of the Register of Deeds
Webb
H. DePuy
Saline Township
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
County of Washtenaw
State of
Section Thirteen
Township Four
Saline and
Monroe Road
Monroe ‘Road
Algo
Section
Register of Deeds
State of Michigan
Martha M. Robbins
Alice J. Robbins
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Huron Street
County
Ann Street
Jiof
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Christ Bilakos
Court House
Aasignee
John P. Kirk
Ypsilanti
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Ledger
Mickie
Chancery Notice
Alwin R. Burkhardt
Frank C. Cole
Amm Arbor
Pittsfield
Jefferson C Rouse
Citizens Bank of Saline, Michigan, A. Corporation, Mortgage
Citizens Bank of Saline
Burke & Burke
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