Plan for Insurance of All Bank Deposits in Michigan
Len W. Feighner argues for mandatory depository insurance across Michigan banks. He proposes a state endorsed mutual or central clearing house system with a 1 percent reserve to cover deposits, audit power, and rapid access to funds to prevent runs. He asserts insured deposits will restore circulation, stabilize business, and curb bank closures.
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Len W. Feighner
The
Nashville News
Barry “County
Smany
Michigan
Postal
Central Clearing House
Banking Department of the State
Jess
United States
China
Congress
Lansing
William Hertler Dies at 68 in Saline Community
William Hertler aged 68 died at his home Tuesday night. Born in Wittenberg Germany on April 28, 1863 he married Christina Elsasser on February 16 1852. They lived on a farm near Saline Michigan Avenue. Survived by widow four sons and five daughters nine grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 2 o clock at home with Rev Adolf Lederer. burial in Bethlehem Cemetery Ann Arbor.
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William Hertlér
Wittenburg
Germany
Christina ‘Elsasser
Saline
Michigan Avenue
Trinity, Lutheran Church
Joss
Herman
August
Ann Arbor
Emmanuel
Alwin
Oscar
Alber
Saline, Township
Ernest
Korndérfer
Edward Naugle
Martha
Katherine
Jacob Wisel
Fred Schill
Lodi
Fred Kleinschmidt
York Township
Charles
Saline Township
Gottlob
Pittsfield
Adolf Lederer
Bethlehem Cemetery
Community Consciousness Guards Rural Homes
An editorial argues crime clusters reflect human nature not area size. It notes urban shifts push crime into rural towns via roadboosees and roadside commerce, urging citizen responsibility and cooperative policing to safeguard communities. It stresses state police aid and public officials must align with honest taxpayers and vigilant citizens.
Central Lodi Notes On Illness and Family Visit
Last week Bert Moore suffers pleurisy while Charles Scheffler begins work for Emanuel Lambarth. Noretta and Beverly Hudson stay with Mrs. Bert Moore. Paul Weinlander family of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with Mary Lindemann. Walter Lindemann’s confirmation followed a family gathering of about forty five relatives and friends.
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Bert Moore
Charles Scheffler
Emanuel Lambarth
Noretta
Beverly Hudson
Paul Weinlander
Ypsilanti
Mary Lindemann
William “Lindemann
Walter
Openings and social notes from the Ann Arbor area
Local social items include Mrs. William Sturm and relatives visiting in Ann Arbor and Detroit. Miss Esther Sturm vacations with her parents. Miss Marion Rouse visits from Detroit. births and hospital visits noted. Community activities feature Bible study, Ladies Aid, Arbor club, and church district meetings with ministers. A Windsor trip, a birthday party, and a new dental office in progress are also mentioned.
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William Sturm
Ann Arbor
Lucile
Ruth Aprill
Chicago
Nettie Simmons
Esther Sturm
Will, Sturm
Milton. Young
Pontiac
Rey
Schofield
Jerry Perry
Detroit
John H. Dicks
Ben
Uphaus
Ida Uphaus
Manchester
Ladies'Aid
St. Paul's Church
Fred Heinschmidt
Marion Rouse
Ernest Towler
Orrin Kendall
Britton
W. D. Kendall
Roy Rogers
Walter Sturm
Ypsilanti
Lansing
Harold Zahn
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Amanda ‘Mayer
Ann ‘Arbor
Josephine VanHouten
Roy Ward
Zahn
Luella
Sturm
Methodist Church
Bishop Nicholson
Bisie ‘Hutzel
Arbor Club
Pedro
Arthur Armbruster
William Burkhardt
Walter Armbruster
Ralph Hunt
Roy’ ‘Bixby
Westphal
Bixby
Woman’s Club
Carl] A. Curtiss
G. F Unterkircher
Burnette Brandley
Gwendolyn Zoller
Eleanor Oe
Jane Law
U. of M
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