Paramount CERCUTY-1923 Chautauqua Opens With Three Major Companies
The Community Chautauqua announces a 1923 season with three large feature companies plus other entertainment and lectures. Lemedon McCormick’s romance of the north woods Me Storm opens the first night with Broadway actors, followed by Theresa Sheelan Co and explorer Ray delivering lectures. Davies Opera Co presents Olivette, then Barnaby Entertainers perform an afternoon program and Beeler lectures on community issues. Fifth day showcases Green's Band with red and black uniforms and a Junior Chautauqua Pageant titled Uncle Sam Seeking Citizens extending eight days.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Association
Coul
Tire
Lemedon McCormick
Theresa Sheela
Theresa Sheehan
Thel McPhée
Sopra
Freda Slaughter
Middle West
Sheehan
Orebaeck
Royal Geographical Society
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Australia
New Zreland
Canada
Alaska
Mexico
United States
Ray
Livingstone
South America
Alr
Republic of Brazil
Lincoln Park Zoo
Chiesgis
New York Museum of Natural History
Davies Opera Co
Clicuts
Audrea
Olivette
W. G. McCullough
Barnaby
L. H. Beeler
Beeler
Beeter
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiawanis Club
Parent-Teacher’s Association
Charles EB. Green
Harding
Paramount
Willing Workers Meeting at Mrs Mary McMann Home
Willing Workers meet at Mrs Mary McMann on Thursday May 17 with Mrs Mattie Craig leading devotional exercises. Miss Maria Peel from the juvenile court of Ann Arbor praised Hebbel of Adrian Industrial Home and urged parental discipline and respect for authority amid concerns of youth sent to juvenile court. The gathering adjourned after a supper to meet Mrs Florence Cornish in June with a Bible reading.
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Mary. McMann
Mattie Craig
Maria Peel
Juenne Court
Antin
Aliss Hebbel
Adrian
Choir time change at Federated Church and banquet notes
The Federated Church notes a choir practice moved from Friday to Saturday led by pastor W J Gross with chorister Mrs Fitzgerald urging attendance. It recalls the funeral of Mrs Mulholland of Island Lake and Saline ties, and reports a Mothers and Daughters banquet with over sixty guests and praise for toasts and music by Miss Bracey and others.
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Fitzgerald
Carr Carr
Findlay
Carr
Israel
Christian Science Notes Saline Service at 10 30 A M
The Christian Science society of Saline holds a Sunday service at 10 30 A M in the hall over Citizens Bank with the subject Soul and Bear. A testimonial meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 P M. Sunday school follows the morning service admitting pupils under 20 years.
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Christian Science Society of Saline
Citizens Bank
Dog poisoner truck seen in town reports
Thirty years ago a report notes a truck used by a dog poisoner doing excellent work. A severe cold wave and high winds caused damage to trees on farms of Charles Avery and Henry McMann. Corn planting started, a white frost occurred, and the wheat market ranged 66 cents a bushel. Two local high school boys fought in the street by the cemetery leaving torn clothes and battered faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnarles Avery
Henry McMann
Local Society Notes and Obituary From Fifteen Years Ago
Fifteen years ago Mrs J B Wallace Mrs Theodore Hill and A J Warren attended the county O B S annual meeting. Miss Faye Crittenden and Reuben A Tosgood of Grate Replis wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Dwisitt Crittenden with about thirty five guests. Mrs H M Russell died last Friday after weeks of suffering. Mary Dunning was born in Canada on August 2, 1830.
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J. B. Wallace
Theodore Hill
A. J. Warren
Manchester
O. B.S
Faye Crittenden
Reuben A. Tosgood
Grate Replis
Dwisitt Crittenden
H. M. Russell
Mary Dunning
Canada
Kentucky Derby on Screen at Liberty Theatre
The Liberty theatre will show The Kentucky Derby next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The film blends a shipwreck terror with a tense horse race, adapted from The Suburban. Universal shot scenes in Kentucky at Lexington and Louisville to capture Derby atmosphere.
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Liberty Theatre
Universal
Kentucky
Morvich
Lexington
Louisville
Canadian liquor sources to be cleaned up near border
The Canadian government asked England to clean up liquor sources, making export across the border unlikely. Once done, only home brew may be available, and that is unreliable, per North Adams Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Cannadian
England
North Adams
Notice of sale and creditor claims in Saline firm
Notice states Batley and Strak hardware stock and store in Saline purchased by Morris Pollock. All creditors must present their bills on or before May 28, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batley & Strak
Saline
Morris Pollock
Weekly papers praised by university president for community value
Dr Marion Leroy Burton of the University of Michigan defends weekly newspapers, calling them vital to rural citizenship and local bonds. He notes their personal community notes foster pride, public spirit, and close ties between neighbors and villages.
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Mairion Leroy Bunton
University of Michigan
Michigan
Country Weekly
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Sam
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Federated Church
W. J. Gross
Christian Science Notes
John Feuerbacker
Pred Rentschek
Otto Tanvandt
Selleville
Supreme
BY Sim. R. Wilson
Mich
Michigan Food For
Michigan Eeople
Burton ON
Eliza Whallon
Leslie
GEO. Uphaus
Sora
Firehabe
Wiedman Auto Co
Ford
Saline Savings Bank
Saline Citizens Bank
Congoleum
Adelphia
Brussels
Wilton
W. E. Dietiker
the Observer
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