Public Auction on Mike Teufel Farm Near Bridgewater
Mrs. Martin Fucss and family host a public sale at noon offering horses three sows due in April tools a widen range of farm equipment and stock including a hog and mowing machine plus a hay rack and leather gear. Auctioneer George Klager clerk GA Lehman. Usual sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fucss
Detroit
Louise Glarine
Edward Albert Bailey
Mike Teufel
Bridgewater
George Klager
G A. Lehman
Edward J. Muir's Store News Announces Spring Stock Arrival
Edward J. Muir promotes a spring stock update featuring paints varnishes and brushes hi grade gasoline kerosene and incu bators plus tractor gear and farm tools including a Rarely Tractor and John Deere plows. He invites farmers to shop now before prices rise and to visit his store 8 miles from Saline for the long lasting equipment.
Interchurch World Campaign Seeks Higher Ministers Pay
The movement notes ministers earn an average $962 yearly at a time when a family needs at least $1,500 to live decently. It aims for a $1,000 minimum salary, with funds raised by member denominations kept by them and shared from public contributions. The drive emphasizes unity of churches and global religious surveys to guide spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Grogan
Internal Revenue
Interchurch Wworld
Decia
Interchurch World
Interchurch World Movement
Ty Meany
United Campair E ‘Tis
State leaders named for Interchurch World Movement in Michigan
Michigan lists eleven leaders for the Interchurch World Movement across denominations. Congregational R. R. Moors of St. Clair. Methodist Episcopal J. G. Floyd of Detroit and Auburn Ave Grand Rapids. Baptist Grant H. Hudson of Lanzing. Church of the Brethren F. J. Edson Ulery of Onekana and D. Cottrell of N Manchester Indiana. Wesleyan Methodist C. Rennes of Tonia and EF Brown of Grant. Friends Mijo Ratliff of Cassopolis. Christian J. C. DeRenner of Britton. Presbyterian A. C. Maunder of Eureka. Disciples J. Frank Green of Owosso. Methodist Protestant Howard J. Hescott of Lapeer. Free Methodist A. J. Stevens of Flint.
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Eno
Interchurch Word Movement
Michigan
R. R. Moors
St. Clair
Methodist Episcopal
J. CG. Floyd
Éth St
Detroit
Auburn Ave
Grand Rapids
Grant H. Hudson
Capital National Bank
Lanzing
Church of the Berethren
F. J. Edson Ulery
Onekana
Mich
Disciples of Christ
J. Frank Green
Hickory
Owosso
Methodist Protestant
Howard J. Hescott
Madison, St
Lapeer
A. J. Stevens
Oak St
Flint
Lawyer Best Paid Minister The Worst In Earnings
A study from the American Education Department of the Interchurch World Movement shows lawyers top salaries while ministers are among the lowest paid religious workers amid the high cost of living. The ranking highlights income disparities among professionals in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Education Department
Interchurch World Movement
ASK STORES TO CLOSE ONE HOUR ON GOOD FRIDAY
Business leaders are asked by the Interchurch World Evangelistic campaign to close their stores for one hour on Good Friday April 2 for meditation and prayer. Church leaders aim to involve business districts and reach people not typically churchgoers to reflect on their relationship with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Evangelistic Campaign
Jesus Christ
Local Household Notes From Saline and Nearby
Mr Arthur and Mrs Ty spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Ohio. Mrs Henry Cornish visited Friday with Mrs Fred Aprill near Saline. Mrs George Vantisuten Sr spent Thursday with Mrs J J Walters. Lelard Hatch family visited with Leon Hall. Mrs Burt Osborne visited her parents the Alen Collins on Wednesday. Mrs Noo Meyer spent Thursday with her brother Wil Avery. Ferris Brady and family moved onto Arlegh Sykes farm last week. William Shislick and family were Sunday guests of Fred Teafel and family. Ela McMann and daughter spent Sunday with Ralph Hammond. Gerty Rhodes visiting LaVerne Rhodes near Ypsilanti. William Finslick visited Saturday with his ill mother in Saline. Ed Johnson and son Knath visited Sunday with his brother Clare and family.
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Arthur
Re Ty
Ohio
Henry Cornish
Fred Aprill
Saline
George Vantisuten Sr
J. J. Walters
Lelard Hatch
Leon
Hall
Burt Osborne
Alen Collins
Wrard
Noo Meyer
Wil Avery
Ferris Brady
Cone
Arle
Gh Sykes Farm
Wiliam Shislick
Fred Teafe
Henry. McMann
Ela
Snday
Ralph Hammond
Gerty Rhodes
LaVerne Rhodes
Ypsilanti
William Finslick
Ed Johnson
Knath
Clare Ee Jhion
George Bibbd
William Marken
Alger Allison
Guy Richards
Henry Heiser, Sr
Dear Geddes
John Gooding
Walter Coe
Felix Norman
Mooreville
Myrl Murray
David Allison
Jesse Bird
Stony Creek
George Kelsey
George Richards
Detroit
Myrle Murray
Elizabeth Richards
Milan
Garlton Murray
John Murray
Marvel of Finance Cities New Savings Certificates
Reports from the Seventh District show rising popularity of new Treasury Savings certificates valued at 100 and 1000 dollars. Secretary Glass calls them the marvel of finance. benefits include tax exemption, no depreciation, liquidity, strong income, short terms, and U.S. government safety with prices rising monthly.
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Seventh District
Treasury
United States
War Savings District
West Monroe Street
Chicago
Washington
Treasury Savings
Food Waste Loss in America Mounts
The National Association of Waste Material Dealers estimates Americans waste 700 million dollars worth of food annually. If each of 20 million homes wastes one ounce daily, the nation loses about 1.3 million pounds of food per day. The waste equals two weeks of coal production from all mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Waste Material Dealers
America
Make Money Grow With Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps
An investment of 100 in Liberty Bonds grows to 150 in about 17 years at four percent interest with quarterly compounding. War Savings Stamps offer this rate from purchase, with reinvested interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Gray
Nashville
Jessie Bonestell
Snow
Trixie
E D. Stair
Howell Republican
Detroit Free Pres
Nashvile News
Local Families Host-and Visit Move and Farm Notes
Several families from Ypsilanti Milan and surrounding areas hosted guests and visited kin over the weekend. Moves include Jacob and Fred Schroen shifting farms and George Richards returning from Detroit while Roger and Adams families host at various homes. State Farm Bureau membership surpasses 30 000 with Wayne and Livingston counties driving growth and St Clair leading by 2 150 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm Bureau
Wayne
Livingston
Lenawee
Monroe
St. Clair
Local names drift through Toledo and Ypsilanti visitations
Residents and visitors travel between Toledo Ypsilanti Clinton Adrian and Detroit with many calls on friends and relatives. Names include Finkbeiner Scheurer Reed Thrasher Nissly Breining Riedel Bersuder and Weller. Mrs Wagner and son Recen visit Chelsea while Crittenden returns to Saline. Oscar Bersuder buys half interest in a store and plans a meat line expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar “Bersuder
Detoit
George
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Fred Schroen
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Clinton
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Gottlieb and
Fred Weller
South Bridgewater
Brother
Theodore
George Wagner
Recen
Chelsea
Joe Bersuder
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Bricey
H. H. Hailicek
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