Secrets Surrounding Parentage Unearthed by Julia
Julia recalls secret talk between her grandfather and Charles about her ancestry. The trio shows marked interest in Clarien’s Notes and a hidden motive to keep Julia from learning the truth. A nurse revealed her mother’s tuberculosis and Julia’s early years, hinting at deeper family mysteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadia Ilesson
Clarihen
Ime
Mr. Almy
Charles
Julia
Imine
Virginia
Sus
Mystery Library Book Auction Sparks Family Plot
In a tale narrated by Miss Grosvenor, suspicions about a coveted book lead to a tense auction in Richmond. Charles targets the item while others maneuver to outbid or conceal the work as Julia Grosvenor unfolds a drawn bookplate and a subtle act of chivalry by Peter Burton. The scene ends with family tension and questions about ownership.
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Richmond
Charles
Ria
Iba
Anne
Julia
Mr. Burton
Burton
Central York Notes of Local Residents and Events
Central York reports Mrs. Francis Lucha and sons returned to Detroit on Sunday. Oren Canine attended an Odd Fellows meeting in Ann Arbor. Parker Murray repaired his barn roof after last week’s wind. Ada May Bachman boards with Mrs. Hattie Murray this week. Jesse Bird, Jacob Stecher and Parker Murray visited Detroit last week for business. Electa Murray vacationing from M. S. N. C. duties this week. Mrs. John Gooding spent Thursday with Mrs. Anna Kelsey and Mrs. Jesse Bird. Myrl Murray and Moodeville children visited Hattie Murray Thursday. Oyster supper by York Baptist church raised about 380 dollars at Libert Richards’s home. A fine radio program preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lucha and Sons
Detroit
Oren Canine
Odd Fellows
Ann Arbor
Parker Murray
Ada May Bachman
Hattie Murray
Jesse Bird
Jacob Stecher
Electa Murray
John Gooding
Anna Kelsey
Myrl Murray
Moodeville
York Baptist Church
Libert Richards
Adlerika Advertises Gas Relief Claims
A newspaper ad quotes Mrs. Glen Butler describing relief from stomach gas after Adlerika. The pitch asserts Adlerika removes old waste matter, improving sleep and meals, and features Mark B Sugden as the local druggist.
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Chad
Glen Butler
Mark. B
Sugden
Michigan Legislature Sees Busy Week of Bills
A Michigan legislative week shows more bills proceeding than before with committees trimming plans and tax debates shifting toward either direct taxation or a hospital mill tax. Notable actions include Culbertson bill amendments on liquor laws, Bible-reading lobby efforts, McNitt potato grading bill, uniform text books with prison printing, county consolidation proposals, and a judiciary council study proposal. Password? No.
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UEAPS
Culbertson
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
Herbert J. Rushton
Cuthbertson
House
West Mooreville Social Notes and Local Visits
West Mooreville notes list Jacob Bell returning from Detroit for the weekend and various visits to Ann Arbor Jackson Ely Ohio and Kalamazoo. The Lake Ridge Sewing club met with fourteen members and three visitors. A legal issue about bad checks is noted among Howell merchants. The column also mentions fashion trends and a Christmas mistletoe anecdote.
Pittsfield and Area Social and School Notes
Frank Sutherland is laid up with a hard cold. Zone NT meeting at Platt attended by Frank White. Pittsfield Ladies Aid meets with Mrs D W Harris on Thursday April 4. Many high schoolers home for spring vacation. Mrs Nettie Wing of Ypsilanti visited her father George Crane. Mr and Mrs Rufus Wilson of Wayne visited the Hopp parents. Emma Webb returned from Detroit after wintering with her daughter. Mrs Charles Roberts and children attended Robert Ziegler’s birthday in Ypsilanti. Progressive euchre evening. top prizes to Mrs Roberts and Alfred Ziegler. Stone P T A met Saturday. County Agent Osler showed films. 4-H Forest Rangers readied five boys. seedlings to be planted. Carpenter P T A held men’s night with a large supper and musical program. Numerous local residents noted in and around Detroit and Ypsilanti engagements. Elsie Bell wed Oren Pulsifer of Platt, now living with groom’s parents in Platt. Korrect Kare Klub showcased at Ann Arbor Grange meeting. next with Frank McCalla. Crescent Aid Society met with Mrs Wilson. new work chairman Mrs Will Cook. Next meetings arranged with various hosts.
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Jacob Bell
Detroit
H. B. Russ
Ann Arbor
M. Davenport
Jackson
Clyde Wineland
Gus Grams
O. E. Ravin
Elyvia
Ohio
Len Smith
Warren Naugies
C. W. McMullen
Macon
Ypsilanti
Fred Lewis
Gus Goldsmith
Zitella Goldsmith
Miss Hazeldene
Arlene Taylor
Robert Greenman
Kalamazoo
Clyde Gauntlett
Luella Miller
Warren
Naugles
Moorevillé
Frank Sutherland
Frank White
Platt
Pittsfield Ladies’ Aid
D. W. Harris
Nettie Wing
George .Crane
Rufus Wilson
Wayne
Otto Hopp
Emma Webb
Charles Roberts
Robert ‘Ziegler
Alfred Ziegler
A. ‘Trotter
Lawrence Ziegler
Ziegler
Stone P. T. A
Osler
Aaron Summer
Forest _Rangers
Edward Knapp
Bruce Spike
Morgan Thomas
Elmer Lange
Saline
Jay Knapp
Carpenter
Leonard Clark
George Preston
Jacob Bohnett
Mr. Ames
Frederick Ellsworth
Little Miss Williams
Master Leneo
Winifred Geddes
Sara, Parsons
Mondey
C. Roberts Autéei
Ypsi High
George McCalla
John Remski
Manor
Roberts
Walter Armbruster
Hiram Cook
Battle Creek
A. Heininger
Home Management
George Lavender
N. G. A. Club
P Hall
J. Harris
Methodist Aid Circle
C. Jenks
Elsie Bell
Oren Pulsafer
Korrect Kare Klub
Frank Boyle
Will Cook
P. Dieterle
F. Watling
Clyne
Ida Kidwell
V. Watling
Merle Renton
Janice Theurer Begins School in Judd District
In Judd district Janice Theurer started school on Monday. Several local families hosted visitors and guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Alber, Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan, and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Richards who visited Ann Arbor and Camiel Strogier. Geraldine Theurer was confirmed, and the PTA met at the school with about forty attendees. Acton and Dunn provided music for an evening of dancing after the meeting.
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Janice Theurer
Alber
George Ryan
Detroit
D. G. Richards
Ann <Arbor
John Dicks
Tyler
Reubén Rogers
Myrtle Rogers
Ann Arbor
Clifford Richards
Camiel Strogier
Hold Gregg
Frances
Junior Gregg
Levi Teachout
Karl Theurer
Otto Hanson
Geraldine
P. T.A
Old Virginia
Civic Health Club
Dunn
Acton
Water pipes frozen after hot lowered to conform with fire grading
During last year's paving of Ann Arbor streets critics note pipes were heated then lowered to meet fire grading. Many lines leading to homes froze in the recent extreme cold, causing discomfort and danger to residents. A fire at Frank Koebbe's relied on a chemical engine due to no water supply, underscoring the risk.
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Ann Arbor Street
Frank Koebbe
Manchester
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