Mary Dabbs Takes Charge in Peace Valley Plot
Polly Johnston forbids Mary to reveal her family ties while Mary forces a public pledge to remain tenants of Clover Hollow Realty. Ned warns Polly of consequences as Mary asserts control, courting Claude Dobbs and shaping village opinion. Downtrodden Polly breaks down and Ned consoles her amid a tangle of engagement and land affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Peace Valley
Polly
Clover Hollow
Loren Rangeley
Polly Johnston
Ned
Claude
Dobbs
Hillsborough
Mother
Dabbs
Mary Dabbs
Claude Dobbs
Mrs. Johnston
Father
Mannheim
Johnston
Dorothy Selden
Dorothy
Clover Hollow Realty Company
Foreclosure notice on mortgage to William Braun in 1927
Default on mortgage by Charlie A. Harden and Lexie M. Harden for 1356.47 dollars. assignment to Charlie N. Buck recorded. Property in Ypsilanti described as Prospect Gardens Lot 9. sale set for April 21, 1927 at 10 a.m. at the south front door of Washtenaw County Courthouse, Ann Arbor. Legal costs to be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie A. Harden
Lexie M. Harden
William Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Charlie N. Buck
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ypsilanti
County of
Washtenaw
State of
Prospect Gardens
Morteagee
Camp Fire Banquet Celebrates 1927 Club Members
The Anib Fri Cha Camp Fire Girls held their third annual banquet March 16 at M. B. church with parents teachers and ministers as guests. Yellow brown decor and St Patrick themed entertainment followed the toasts by Corinne Robillard C C Wheeler Prof Nurnberger Mr Ri per Dr Woodbridge and Miss Melvina Alber marking the year 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Corinne Robillard
C. C. Wheeler
C.F. G
Wheeler
Nurnberger
Riper
Woodbridge
Melvina Alber
Local Social News From South Saline and Nearby Towns
Mrs Sam Craig is on the sick list Hugh Craig recovering from an attack of grin Walter Craig was an Ann Arbor visitor Monday Mrs Elmer Roe visited relatives in Ohio a part of last week Walter Craig spent Sunday evening with friends in Ann Arbor Joe Dorriel building a chicken house for Walter Morden in Macon Mrs Barbara Mohrhardt still very ill A nurse from Ann Arbor caring for her Miss Della Langham of Jackson spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Beatrice Cross Mr and Mrs Hamilton Moore spent weekend with relatives in Adrian Miss Bearice Cross enjoying a week’s vacation from other school duties at Tecumseh Mrs Burt Osborne spent weekend with Allen and Nina Collins Sam Robison and family of Clinton were Sunday guests of his parents Mrs and Mrs Fred Robison Mrs Fred Teufel and daughter Doris and Mrs Earl Kutler and daughter Geraldine were Adrian shoppers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Craig
Hugh Craig
Walter Craig
Ann Arbor
Elmer Roe
Ohio
Joe Dorriel
Walter Morden
Macon
Barbara Mohrhardt
Della Langham
Jackson
Beatrice Cross
Hamilton Moore
Adrian
Bearice Cross
Tecumseh
Burt Osborne
Allen Collins
Nina Collins
Sam Robison
Clinton
Fred Robison
Fred Teufel
Doris
Earl Kutler
Geraldine
Local notes cover visits, meetings, and a parachute record
Hammond district residents share visits with families in Adrian Tecumseh and Belleville. News includes meetings on home management and living room and bedroom lessons. Leon C Snider set a new parachute record at Jackson Michigan, flying 8 400 feet before deploying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Snider
Homer
Joe Crane
Detroit
Miami
Pla
Snider
Jackson
Mich
Pat. Tuoby
Coldwater
Essery Sets County Supervisory Policy for Rural Schools
Florence V. Essery, County Commissioner of Schools, presents a statement of principle endorsing county supervision to improve county schools and elevate teachers. The plan, approved by the board, offers supervisory help to willing districts and has been accepted by seventy rural districts with strong support from teachers and parents. Political Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw County
Board of Supervisors
Florence V. Essery
Market notes and mystery of grandfather’s clarinet
Market report lists Wheat 1.17 per bu Corn 0.76 Oats 0.46 Hess 0.33 per dot An Ohio man owns the clarinet once played by his grandfather when Lafayette visited the United States in 1824 The odd line hints at a long held family mystery about the instrument’s origin and meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Lafayette
United States
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Margaret Turnbull
WNU
Patience
Mr. Dabbs
O’toole
High Ridge Road
Poly
Lolly
Wed
Down
George J. Klager
W. E. Dietzker
A. J. Warren Wornado
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Arbor
Observer
Barnard
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Painter
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Lee N. Brown
South Saline
Hammond District
Ella McMann
George Needham
Hovey Needham
Myr
Ralph Hammond
Pearl Gibson
Cland
Donald Stimpson
Owosso
Andrew Girbach
John Girbach
Wyman Peters
Ellen Collins
Robert. Young
Pittsfield
Harold Hammond
James Young
Hazel Gordon
Lucille Gilbert
Franklin Rhoades
Ormond Phillips
Myra Rhoades
Floyd
Etta ‘Williamson
Lena Gordon
Orange Gordon
John Boettger
Belleville
John Mulligan
Many ,McMann
Elia
Julia Gordon
Erma Finch
Mable Needham
Market Report
G. A. Zachmann
Wright St
Edison Plant
Bridgewater
Purina
Wiedman Auto Co
Riole Radio
Orioles
Guthard & Westrick
Nickel’s Arcade
Detroit Edison Company
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