Michigan 1938 election issues loom in state budget talks
Liberal spending and tax questions dominate Michigan politics as Governor Murphy defends deficits and calls for balanced budgets while Congress debates relief funding and payroll cuts. Labor unrest, wage proposals, and profit sharing plans surface amid a push for federal surveys and housing programs.
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Ke Lansing
Michigan
Senator Vandenberg
Roosevelt
Murphy
Congress
Harold Smith
Lansing
Hertler boys return to school after long illness
Central York notes show Alger and Grant Allison visiting Willis and Mooreville relatives, with John B. Allison calling on Aunt Mrs. Crittenden. The Allison family moved from Adelbert Richards farm to the Gable farm. Grant Allison spent Saturday helping Alger on a tractor as relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertler
Alger Allison
Grant Allison
Willis
John B. Allison
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Adelbert Richards
Gable
Stanley Loveland
Elwin Loveland
Ann Arbor
John Gooding
Community notes from Hammond District region events
Mr and Mrs BE Stimpson visited Clinton Sunday while Mike Oakley and Harvey Eberle enjoyed a trout catch. Neighbors and relatives gathered for calls, dinners, and birthdays across Milan Tecumseh and Adrian areas with numerous named families and extended visits noted throughout the weekend. The obituary of Harl Hendershot and funeral plans for Mrs Louise Taft in Adrian are recorded along with birthday celebrations for Miss Jane Harring.
Kitchen tips and home recipes from a vintage column
A collage of household hacks and cooking ideas pasted with snippets on laundering silk, keeping butter firm, and making rhubarb jam and sherbet. Includes Whittier poem line and notes on doughnuts vinegar in fat and crust strategies.
Central Lods Friends Recall 37 Years Since Farm Days
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Drake of Ann Arbor spent Monday evening with Miss Gertie Drake and her father Laven Drake. Ralph West and Mary Drake of Detroit visited Bert Moore and Jacob Kinsley on Saturday. Fred Schlee and others joined Sunday with Charles Schlee of Manchester. Adbert Summerix of Lansing called on Jacob Kinsley. The group reflected on working together on the George Aprill farm in Scio Township 37 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rey
Toledo
Macon Friends
Ibitea
Mes Caribarr
Hospis
Tal
Clement Golvill
Tecumseh
Floyd Cross
Edna Hoag
Louis West
Gate of Holloway
Charles ‘Gorton
Ned ‘Hawkins
Melvindale
I. D. Kittle
Ben Frayer
Milan
F. O. Randall
Freda Querring
Gale Stobham
Detroit
Gertrude
Jesse Scudder
Ella Pennington
Jackson
Will Pennington
Elsie Bigelow
Pontiac
Estella Allers
Traverse City
Clayton Bigelow
Summer Howell
Ferndale
Meta Nelson
Adrian
J. W. Howell
Sam Calkins
Carleton
Robert Calkins
Mon
Raé
Otto
A. EH. Mackey
Almon Rutler
Allen Wise
Britten
Carl Auten
Metta Bailey
Royal Oak
R. G. Sage
Ernest du Bois
Britton
Frank.Hendershot
Blissfield
Sarah Avery
Mary. Drewyer
Lansing
Mable
Crittenden
Bert Creger
Ed‘ward Handy
Brooklyn
Ruth. Creger
Glayton Bigelow
Elsie + Bigelow
H. EB. Opdike
Hari Goodwin
Bettie, _Goodwin
Sylvania
Estella. Allers
Charles Bigelow
Perry Drake
Ann Arbor
Ertie Drake
Laven
Bert Moore
Ralph
Gertie Drake
West
Mary Drake
Jacob Kinsley
Fred Schlee
Arrie
Local social notes from South Saline area
Adrian visitors Mrs Earl Kutler and family. Mr and Mrs Hugh Craig moved back to their farm from Britton. Delos Tabert of Petersburg visited. Geraldine Kuder of Detroit visited her parents. Roy Kempf family and Hallie Mehler hosted guests. Ladies Aid potluck served. visits from Kalamazoo Tecumseh Ann Arbor and Macon residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kutler
Adrian
Donalds
Walter Craig
Macon
Craig
Hugh Craig
Britton
Delos Tabert
Petersburg
Geraldine Kuder
Detroit
Earl Kuder
Roy Kempf
Hallie Mehler
Harold Kuder
Roy Merchamp
Kalamazoo
Sarah Avery
Tecumseh
Hallie Mehley
Dick Klein Schmidt
James Young
Ann Arbor
Herman Mehler
Visit Notes Fractured by OCR in Macon Area
Fragmentary OCR text shows names like Mies Elys Richart Leigh Mighell Aurora and Manistee with scattered phrases. The record lacks coherent events or dates and cannot confirm a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Elys
Richart
Angwera
Leigh Mighell
Aurora
Tiiicia
Charles Powell
Manistee
Co Aeng Eeheees
Mooreville Social Notes From April Month
Mooreville families share weekend visits with relatives in Cone and Dayton Ohio. Primary pupils with perfect attendance in April include Jeannie and Karl Craig Mildred and Walter Fillier Doviald, Shirley Satesteg Raed, Patricia and Richard Frances ete pee.
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Russell
Loyola Kanitz
Frank Kanitz
Cone
Loyal Kanitz
Fern Kanitz
Joseph Schaffer
Joseph Kanitz
Dayton
Ohio
Mooreville
Jeannie
Karl Craig
Mildred
Walter’ Fillier
Doviald
Shirley Satesteg Raed
Patri ‘Ca
Hidhard
Local Names Appear in April Recording List
A fragmented OCR reading lists multiple individuals including Ruth Clark Murray Ruth Clark, William Matt, Migenor Willkies, Guy Jacobs, Carl Jacobs, Luella Mae, Emmett Thelmas Murray Donald Kelsey Kenneth Ferrington Robert O'Brien Charles Rankin Wilbur Winkle Dora Mae Rittenden Virginia Fuller Walter Randolph Lois Holcomb Virginia Neff Ben Phillips Love Belle Russ and Alia Searfost in an April month record. The text is unclear with many typos and partial names.
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Murray
Ruth Clark
William Matt
Migenor
Heither
Guy
Carl Jacobs
Luella Mae
Emmett
Thelmas Murray
Donald Kelsey
Kenneth Ferrington
Robert
Richard O'Brien
Charles
Rankin
Wilbur Winkle
Dora Mae
Virginia
Michigan Feeder Industry Faces Shortage And Rising Costs
Michigan livestock feeders report losses as north central states face shrinking herds and high feed prices. MSU animal husbandry head G A Brown recommends more farm bred stock in calves sheep and swine to reduce risk and compensate for market volatility. Brown notes raising own stock can cut negative effects from competitive feeder buying and urges adaptation to smaller feeding volume if needed. Government data show cattle numbers in the North Central States remain over four million below peak levels in 1934.
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Michigan
G. A. Brown
Michigan State College
Brown
Tipifres
North Central States
Cattle Numbers Tied to Lot 19 P34 in Midwest States
Reading from a fragment, cattle counts tied to Lot 19 P34 show a decrease affecting states across the Midwest and beyond. The shrinking numbers span Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Ohio South Dakota Wisconsin and neighboring regions.
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Llinois
Nindiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Public Notice in Saline Observer on Estate Account
Second Annual Account of Co-Trustees Kneeland B Simmons estate filed by Lee Tescher and State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor. Probate Court in Washtenaw sets May 11 1938 for examination and allowance with notice published for three weeks.
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State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Kneeland
B. Simmons
Lee Tescher
Saline
Michigan
State Savings Bank of
Annn Arbor
Observer
A. True
Nora
Borgert
Register of Probate
Notices of Claims for the Estate of Lewis A. Schellenberger
Four months from April 7 1938 were allowed to creditors of Lewis A. Schellenberger deceased to present claims. Commissioners will meet June 18 and August 23 1938 at ten o clock for examination and adjustment in Bridgewater Michigan. Ann Arbor April 7 1938. Charles J. Alber Lawrence G. Boettner.
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Michigan
Washnaw
Lewis A. Schellenberger
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Bridgewater
Ann Arbor
Charles J. Alber
Lawrence G. Boettner
State OF Michigan
Washienaw
Herman F. Gall
Jay G. Pray
Notice of Claims Hearing for Leander I. LeBaron Estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw County schedules two claim examination sessions for creditors of Leander I. LeBaron. Hearings set for July 8, 1938 and September 8, 1938 at ten o'clock in the morning at the Roscoe Q. Bonisteel law office in Ann Arbor Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
Leander I. LeBaron
Roscoe Q. Bonisteel
Wolverine Building
Ann Arbor
Said
Key to Fissi Kroger Store Found Amid Birthday Tale
A Cincinnati man found the brass key to the first Kroger store, dating to 820 East Pearl Street, while sorting old items. Julius Brandt, who once served as porter and watchman for the original shop, said he saved the key after replacing the door lock seven decades ago and passed it to a relative, then to Haefner.
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Fissi--Kroger
Kroger
Cincinnati
Shhh C. L
Haefner
Julius ‘Brandt
Brandt
B. B. Kroger
Pearl Street
Brandt A
Grace Blackburn
Cincinnati Kroger
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Suit to Quiet Title
Michigan Circuit Court for Washtenaw County in Chancery issues a notice in the case brought by Samuel Botsford and co plaintiffs against listed defendants and unknown heirs to quiet title on land in Sylvan Township Washtenaw County Michigan. The order calls for publication weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. attorneys Arthur C. Lehman for plaintiff.
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Ann Arbor
Said
George W. ‘Sample
County of
Washtenaw
Emmet M. Gibb
Sylvan
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Sylvan County
State of Michigan
Arthur C. Lehman
Ann Arbor Savings Bank
Ninth Annual Account of Trustees in Anne Arbor Probate
Court in Washte naw County orders review of The Detroit Trust Company Ninth annual account as trustee under the will of Edward A Hauser for the benefit of Emma Drake and Leigh Drake. Hearing set for May 1 1938 at 10 AM at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor with publication in The Saline Observer for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Edward A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Emma Drake
Leigh E. Drake
Saline
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Michigan Mirror
Gene Alleman
Michigan ‘Press Association
Michigan Automobile
Hormel
White House
Henry Ford
River Rouge
Vandenburg
Washington
Gar Wood
Wood
WPA
Michigan Co. I
John Lewis
Flint
Chevrolet
Buick
C. I. O. Council
Lewis
United Automobile Workers
The
I. O
Raymond M. Foley
FHA
Waley
Cate
Grand Rapids
Goth Industrial
Central York
Hammond
BE. O. Stimpson
Clinton
Mike Oakley
Harvey Eberle
Glen Gordon
John, Taylor
Ridge Road
Claude Gilbert
D. L. Holdt
Clyde Gauntlett
Dean Gordon
Adriah
Ida
Mehter
Hallie Jane
Minnie Hammond
Mary Jane
Mable Wagner
Harold Spavin
Martin Frayer
Hovey Needham
Harold Hammond
Ethel Lewis
New York City
J. N. Lewis
Mary McMann
Ella McMann
My. Land
Ralph Hammond
Robert Hammond
Lloyd Oatey
Manchester
Ind
Allen Carey
Walter Carven
Mason
Raynor Scudder
George Bailey
Dewey Thomas
Agnes Johnson
John Sivers
G. D. Ellis
Hugh Wright
Carl Haw
J. D. Frost
Kenneth Frost
Ypsilanti
Dale Hodges
Byron Rhoades
L. W. Coller
Iida van Valkenburg
Harry Reed
Elwyn Bugbee
Lyman Taft
Seguin
Texas
Louise Taft
L. H. Camburn
Clifford Pelton
Camburn
Ford Hospital
Harl Hendershot
Belding
Rial. Simons
Floyd Spence
John Moody
Spence
Jane Harring
Mattie Harring
Whittier
Bearcamp
Lods
South Saline
Matthew Arnold
Emerson
John Keble
Heaven
Mary Baker Eddy
Chancery
Circuit Court For
Henry Kalmbach
Samuel Botsford
Michael Kalmbach
Friday Prange
Caroline Bender
Hmma Young
Maria
Garrett
Christian
Weber
Peter Kalmbach
Michael J. Noyes
John ‘A. Palmer
Peter Oesterle
Peter Oesterly
Charles H. Kempf
Peter Easterle
George W. Sample
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