Psychic Hand author Lisemer of Grand Rapids Ohio
Henry County Signal notes Louis J. Lisemer editor of a Grand Rapids newspaper once hand set two pages at a time for a self published work The Phychic Hand claiming inspiration from his late wife Lisemer was a known authority on psychic matters The item also reports a fire at Consolidated Cement Corp Cement City destroying a 50 by 200 foot packing room and over 600000 sacks.
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Figg
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Louis J. Lisemer
Lisemer
Henry County Signal
Consolidated Cement Corp
Cement City
Brooklyn
Community Social Roundup From Saline Area
Numerous local residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and friends across Saline, Ann Arbor, Detroit, Toledo, and Lansing. Highlights include Mother Son events in Ann Arbor, church gatherings in Ypsilanti, and a large egg distribution mishap on Michigan Avenue.
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Michigan Avenue
Ann Arbor
Alber
Cora Walters
Kate Cadmus
Roy Cadmus
Margaret
Joan
Tecumseh
Harold Kutler
Macon
Lena. Miller
Minneapolis
Minn
Conrad Boettner
Arthur Day
Lansing
Anna, Blackwell
Alice Gray
Leon Dunbar
Detroit
Reuben Hartman
Washtenaw’ County
Fifteen Years Later Mr and Mrs Grosshans Drive New Ford
Local notes recount the Grosshans driving a new Ford runabout while various residents visit and return home. Quarantine on scarlet fever for W H Barr is lifted. Several families enjoy weekend gatherings and trips to Detroit Ithaca Ann Arbor and Toledo.
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Martin Grosshans
W. H. Barr
Elbert Wittbracht
Detroit
Freedom in Cuba and local notes from Saline
Thirty years ago cucumber bugs and mosquitoes appeared as Cuba gained freedom. Mrs. S. T. Fairbank and children returned today. Milan lost to our high school 29 to 12. Creamery delivered about 30,000 pounds of milk Monday. Rumor of changes at Judson and Jerry hardware firm. Prof Tooze taking up farming and buying Sweeper lot on East Main. James Williams leaves for Kalamazoo to spend summer with his son Henry. Williams had a long, faithful record and started the Observer press September 6, 1891. James Morris takes over the press after him.
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Cuba
S. T. Fairbank
Lulu
Milan
Judson and Jerry
Prof
Tooze
East Main Street
James Williams
Kalamazoo
Henry
Saline
Williams
Observer
James Morris
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The
Citizens Bank
Saline, Michigan
Dietiker’s
Firestone Sales
Evelyn Ernst
Agnes VanDuzer
Toledo
Saline Friends
Ruth Bond
Dearborn
Mable Case
Martin. Fuoss
Hazel
Strawberry Lake
Larry Prakken
Augusta Schaefer
Waltz
C. W. Miller
Highland Park
Sam. Boyd
Mildred Whitman
Carleton
J. T. Small
Ruth Morris
Albion
Henry Morris
James Mackintosh
G. C. Wheeler
T. J. Irelan
Lee
Deerfield
Samuel Boyd
Maude Rankin
Wdna House
Doris Ward
Richard
Elmira
Rhoades
Will Phillips
Robert
O. C. Wheeler
Bridge
Julia Gordon
Dorothy Gordon
D. B. Mattison
Loren Ames
Alua
Belleville
A. E H. Cole
Martin, Fuoss
Fraternity of
Emma Burrow
Christine Burrow
Max Fosdick
Theodore Fosdick
Lewis and Ward
Ernst
Plymouth
Otto
Earl Smith
Jackson
Hibert Wittbracht
C. H. Withbracht
A. J. Warren
Ernest Haas
Detroit Stamp Club
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Martin. Fucss
Chicago
Oak Park
Ill
Racine Wis
Wesley. Dietiker
Harold Rouse
Marjorie MacQueen
Katherine Prosser
Dorothy Warner
Jennie Lionard
Fred Douglas
K. B. Simsons
Fred Burlghart
Jean Careen
Manchester
Ora. Kuebler
Lincoln Park
Lewis Kuebler
Ypsilanti
Millie Webb
Joe K. Wood
George
Billings
Montana
George W. Seeger
George Lucking
Elizabeth
Ernest Sutherland
T. B. Henderson
Maurice Henderson
G. Birkle
Windsor
Canada
Edward Smith
Rockville
Ind
Carlton Young
Betty
Lynford Bracey
George W. Cook
Cook
P. J. Kionka
Maribel
Wis
Marie
Milwaukee
Gertrude
Saginaw
Edward Alber
Carl A. Curtiss
Hillsdale
Bliss
LaGrange
Clarence Wurster
Lewis Daniels
Ithaca
W. H. Sweet
Charles Sweet
Harold Lambarth
Christian Lambarth
Berniece Barr
Margaret Traver
the Normal
G. W. Barr
Eckhardt Schroen
Elizabeth Schroen
Amos Miller
FORD
Beautiful Curves
Wiedman Auto CO
H. Gross & Sons
We Ib
Hamburger
Red Hot Grocery
Defiance
Haarer’s
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