Various residents' visits and local notes from Milan area
The Milan Leader itemizes numerous visits and movements including Mrs C R Parsons and Florence Wurster in Ann Arbor, families moving into West Henry street, relatives visiting in Blissfield and Deerfield, and local teachers and guests. It also notes a new Detroit modern garage at Cadillac Square, a forthcoming Senior class box social, a new Bridgewater correspondent, and a legal note on voting age for women. A tropical snake appeared in a fruit store in Ann Arbor during a Monday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Josenhans
Blissfield
McBride
Texas
Dundee
Lee Tescher
Anna Burkhardt
Trene Burkhardt
Ann Arbor
Manchester Enterprise
Detroit
First National Bank
Cadilha Square
Ernest Sutherland
Ann
Arbor
Jacob H. Schroen
Laura Salley
York
Florence Bond
Ruth
Mable Case
Observer
Bridgewater
Leonard
Pleuss
Monkee
Wilber MM. Bruckner
A. J. Warren
Michigan
War bounds stir Kalamazoo as locals bid Bert farewell
Henry Williams visits family before Bert Devrendinger departs with the boys in blue for overseas duty. Bert Derendinger Ed Schairer J Fred Webb Wil Cressy Charles Watson Morris Shaw enlist in the U S troops and prepare to march to the front. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mell Bliss. War reports fill mornings at school and a clover head prize is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Devrendinger
Bert
Professor Lister
Fred Binders
Roberts
W. L. Sturm
Fat Norvell
Fred Russell
Bert Derendinger
Ed. Schairer
J. Fred Webb
Wil Cressy
Charles Watson
Morris Shaw
U. S
Mell Bliss
Local Notes and Incidents Include Accidents and Deaths
Fifteen years ago A Wilson suffered a severe cut from a dynamite cap explosion but survived. Martin Ortmar died Sunday and was buried Tuesday at the Lutheran church. Several residents, including Mrs. Julia Valentine and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goltz, hosted visits and relatives this week. A horse bolted injuring Judson Wheelock and wife slightly, while Mrs. Ernest Yager was badly hurt when thrown from a buggy near Fish’s barber shop. the buggy was wrecked near Adrian streets and Burkhart store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
Julia Valentine
Jackson
Henry Goltz
Joseph Kraft
Ann Arbor
Herman Gross
J. BH. Barr
Jason
Myra Lawrence
Fort Mers
Worida
Martin Ortmar
Ida Chandler
Clinton
Robert Towler
Detroit
William Towler
Judson Wheelock
Emanuel Rentschiler
Emanuel Rentschler
Itelf
Adrian
Burkhart
Used Car Dealership Ad from GHO V COOK & SON Authorized Chevrolet
Local dealership GHO V COOK & SON promotes used cars with an OK certification and emphasizes authorization as a Chevrolet dealer. The brief ad signals trusted vehicle sourcing from a named dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GHO. V. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Michigan Bass Regulations Issued for Inland Waters
State of Michigan Ingham County record announces three year limits on large and small mouth bass taking from inland waters starting June 16 1928. Limits set at five fish per day and ten in possession, under Act 230 of 1925. Signed by George R Hogarth acting director and Conservation Commission officers. May 10 1928. Another notice restricts brook trout to fifteen per day and twenty five in possession for five years from May 1 1926. Signed by John Baird director W H Wallace chairman Edgar Cochran secretary. May 10 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Ingham
Conservation Commission
George R. Hogarth
Department of Conservation
Howard B. Bloomer
J. Russell Jontz
John Baird
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
W. H. Wallace
Edgar Cochran
Order of Publication Washtenaw County Michigan Chancery
State of Michigan in Washtenaw County Circuit Court Chancery case involves Frank Sweet as plaintiff and A L Walkworth and unknown heirs and defendants. The notice requests appearance within three months and seeks to quiet title to three acres described as the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 21 township 4 south range 6 east York Township Washtenaw Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Washtenaw
Chancery
Ann Arbor
Frank Sweet
A. L. Walkworth
William H. Murray
George W. Sample
Doris L. Saraw
Township of
York
Washtenaw County
Michigan
William, H. Murray
Brég
Say Bring It In For Battery Recharging Service
Say explains that weak lights and slow cranking come from a run down battery and promotes bringing the vehicle in for battery recharging. The ad touts saves on rental expense and returns the battery to perfect condition using a Constant Potential System completed in 8 to 12 hours. It ends with a sales pitch for the village's best service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank For Savings
Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
W. E. Dietiker
Salnie
The
C. R. Parsons
Florence Wurster
Samuel Boyd
Deerfield
Wayne Dick
Woelper
West Henry Street
William Schmid
Herman Wenger
Ted Case
Josenhans
Julius Feldkamp
Ormond
Edward A. Clark
George Clauk
Devils Lake
Mood
Fosdick School
Clara Schroen
Millie Webb
Yonsilenti
Fred Josenhans
George Rothfuss
Misses Josenhans
Henty Street
Emma Sanford
Milan
Southland
Tim
Fisk Tires
Fisk
London
Singapore
Fach Fisk Tire
WHAF
Parsons & Dodge
Henry Wiliams
Henry
Kalamazoo
Wiedman Auto Co
Liberty ‘Theatre
Tom Mix
Tony
Wonder Horse
Tumbling River
Tom
Mix
Dorothy Owain
Patsy Ruth Miller
Broadway
Charlotte
Moh Go
Tos
Darbrook
Darrook Foulard
Red River
Threshers
N&s Lauson
Nichols & Shepard
Nichols& Shepard
Hyatt Roller
H. Gross & Sons
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