Obituary of Lydia Mills former Saline area resident
Lydia Mills 77 a former Saline area resident died Wednesday at her Lookout Mountain Tennessee home where she had lived since 1925. Born August 15 1880 in Saline township she married Gabriel Mills March 24 1908 he died March 16 1937. Survivors include three generations of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were Monday at St James Evangelical and Reformed Church Macon burial followed in Macon Cemetery.
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Lydia Mills
Saline Area
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Saline Township
Valentine
Angelia Lindenschmidt -Boettger
Gabriel Mills
Saline ‘Township
Macon
Tennessee
Tennessee. Mrs. Mills Had Been A Member of St. James Evangelical and Reformed
St. James Evangelical and Reformed Church
Armin Bizer
Traffic Violations Log March 17 23
A list of traffic violations across multiple cities with names, locations, statutes and fines. Notable entries include Robert Dykster house Boyne City 50 mph in 35 mph zone fined $10 and Raymond Light Detroit did not have car under control.
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Robert Dyksterhouse
Boyne City
Clarenence Hargraves
Pontiac
Adolph Rousek
Dearborn
Joe Strickland
Ypsilanti
Kenneth Leyton
Devils Lake Highway
Carlton Kleinsmith
Cleveland
Ohi
Jean
Casod
Ferndale
Elephant Downer
Detroit
Raymond Light
Robert Cornelius
Indiana
Amateur Mechanics Meet Tonight and Basketball Plan
The Amateur Mechanics will meet at 8 p.m. in the Ag Room at Saline high school. After the meeting the club will play basketball in the school gym.
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Saline High School
Michigan farmers troop to Washington for briefing on ag issues
A group of 47 men and one woman from Michigan, led by Dr. Arthur Mauch of Michigan State University, toured Washington for four days to study dairy research, manpower trends, credit, electrification, and cooperatives. Officials including Christian Herter and various cabinet members discussed Michigan problems and potential industrial boosts. The delegation also visited the Capitol, the Vice President, and the Indian Ambassador as they explored St. Lawrence Seaway prospects and a 1959 Great Lakes tour. Meanwhile federal funds prioritize Michigan airport upgrades totaling 2.55 million dollars for 26 airports, with Wayne City Airport receiving the largest share.
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Michigan
Washington
Ubly
Mauch
Beltsville Center
Labor Department
Capitol
Lapeer
Senate
America
Christian Herter
Arthur Summerfield
James Mitchell
Fred Seaton
Herter
St. Lawrence Seaway
Massachusetts
State Department
Great Lakes
Uncle Sam
Wayne City
Willow Run
Lansing
Escanaba
Gaylord
Lumbering Era Log Jam Echoes Along Shiawassee River
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Shiawassee River and a log jam in the lumbering age. The text references OWOSSO and a steep river bank with seven thousand dollars involved, but details are unclear.
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Owosso
Shiawassee
Wood, Famous Outdoor Writer Born in Owosso
The notable outdoor writer, born in Owosso, spent much of his life along the river living with remnants of Indian tribes and pursuing hunting and trapping as they did.
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Wood
Owosso
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Wight’s Cleaners
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ULIA
Itsamel
Grosse Pointe
Summer Isle Sliced
Stokely
Kraft Velveeta
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Richard
Wheaton
John ‘Hench, Jr
George T. Rodgers
PHONE
Manchester
Ready MIX CO
S. Malcolm
E. E. Cribley
Dexter Rd
Cali
A. B. Burkhart
Saline
THE
Citizens Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
RAL Res System
Kenneth Gates
Bemis Road
Feder Church
Jana
Amos Speck
Oxford
Sherman Sikes
Fanny
Your. Oliver
W. Mich. Ave
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