Health Unit Plan Faces Board at January Meeting
The county board of supervisors will discuss a proposed county health unit at the January session. The health committee reports on systems in other areas, with a plan to consolidate existing units under a single administrator for unified public health service across the county. The county has until January 31 to accept Senator James Couzens offer of 25000 to start the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
James Couzens
Local Social Notes From South Saline Area
A list of residents and visitors includes Hugh Sed Donald Craig Detroit visitors Monday. Neuritis attackaffecting Mrs Mehler. Mrs Leland Hutch of Macon telephoned Leon Vealey Friday. Fred Lewis spent weekend with relatives in Detroit. Edna Villaia of Lansing visited Mrs Leon Vealey Thursday. Vealey, Stilts, and Reese were in Lansing Friday on business. Vealey and Rhoades visited Hudson Thursday and Monday. Joseph Drum and Adolph Drum of Detroit were weekend guests of the Metzger family. Leon Vealey and daughter Joyce visited Ypsilanti Saturday. Amos Luckhardt and children spent Tuesday evening with the Osborns. Lon Kuder visited Tecumseh with Mrs Sarah Shutz and Mrs Mertie Despelder. Helen Pierce and friends from Britton took a trip to Niagara Falls last week. Mrs S R Wilson, Mrs Fred Aprill, Mrs K B Simmons and Miss Lucy Cobb of Saline called on the Kutler, Stilts, and Wedlley homes Tuesday. Gleason P T A November meeting at the school Friday evening with popcorn and apples and a student program. Amos Ludkhardt entertained friends at a euchre party Thursday with seven tables. prizes awarded to Mrs Adolph Stierle and Will Stierle, and consolation to Mrs Elmer Rothfuss and Elmer Scherdt. Refreshments served.
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Hugh Sed
Donald Craig
Detroit
Mehler
Leland, Hutch
Macon
Leon, Vealey
Fred Lewis
Edna
Villaia
Lansing
Leon Vealey
Eon Vealey
Frank Stilts
Fred Reese
Clare Rhoades
Hudson
Joseph Drum
Adolph Drum
Paul Metzger
Leon ‘Vealey
Joyce
Ypsilanti
Amos Luckhardt
Elton Osborn
Lon Kuder
Iz. Tecumseh
Sarah Shutz
Mertie Despelder
Helen, Pierce
Britton
Niagara Falls
S. R. Wilson
Fred Aprill
K. B. Simmons
Lucy. Cobb
Saline
Kutler
Stilts
Wedlley
Amos Ludkhardt
Adolph Stierle
Will Stierle
Elmer Rothfuss
Elmer Scherdt
State to Take Part in Livestock Show at Chicago
Michigan will be well represented at the International Livestock Show in Chicago next week. Selected animals from Michigan State College herds aim to surpass past show records and a student judging team will compete against peers from other institutions. Coed Evelyn Bradley of Augusta joins the judging team, with W. L. Finley Hartford Charles L. Davis Eden Robert Laser Waldron Ey Keyt Lakeview and Kenneth D. Parrish Fairgrove among those chosen. The exhibit features new breeding stock from the college and aims for strong showings after early fairs brought ribbons.
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Michigan
Chicago
Michigan State College
A. Coed
Evelyn Bradley
Augusta
Hartford
Charles. L. Davis
Eden
Robert
Laser
Waldron
Ey Keyt
Lakeview
Kenneth D. Parrish
Konjola touted as relief for stomach pains in Detroit ad
In a testimonial from Ernest Dionne of West Detroit, Konjola is praised for ending lifelong stomach problems after trials at six to eight bottles. The ad notes availability in Saline Mich at Wheeler's Pharmacy and at various druggists across the region.
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Ernest Dionne
Vernor Highway
West
Detroit
Konjola
C. Wheeler's
First Thanksgiving Roots Found in Monhegan Maine
The article traces Thanksgiving origins to Monhegan Maine and a Church of England service, challenging Puritan assumptions. It recounts Edward Winslow's 1621 letter about feasting with Indians led by Masasoyt, notes nonreligious early observances, and describes evolving practice through 17th and 18th centuries including pie and molasses for Colchester, ending with 1677 proclamation.
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Boston
Monhegan
Maine
Kansas City Times
New England
Church ‘of England
Church of England
Edward Winslow
England
Masasoyt
Bradford
Turkie
Colchester
New York
Thanksgiving Day Blessings Observed as National Duty
The tradition of giving thanks on Thanksgiving pauses from daily life to recognize providential blessings. Although proclaimed by the President and observed like a statute, it carries no legal compulsion. It remains a reverent occasion honoring spiritual and material progress in America.
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America
Tribute to the divine in harvest time urged by Ledger
An aged call to give tributes to the divine and remember the Maker follows the harvest. It asserts the Lord is in his holy temple and urges all the earth to keep silence before him as in the Philadelphia Ledger.
England’s Feast Days Surpass Two Hundred Even Under Cromwell
The record notes England observed over 200 thanksgiving feast days, a practice that frequently disrupted or overshadowed ordinary affairs of life, continuing through Cromwell’s era.
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England
Tecumseh Man Fined for Improper License Plates
Tecumseh resident Albert Krawek was fined $10 and $3.75 costs, or five days in jail, by Justice of the Peace A J Warren after Tuesday arrest by State Policeman James Demarey for driving with improper plates. He was held for circuit court due to a gallon of liquor found in the machine.
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Albert Krawek
Tecumseh
Justice of the Peace
James Demarey
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County Seat Directory
Ann Arbor
Wuerth Arcade
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
Broadway
North Fourth Aves
E. M. Wurster
CO. H
Schlanderer & Seyfried
Jewelers
Joseph L. Arnet
Huron Street
Ann Arbor, Mich
American Rug Cleaning Works
Green St
Haller’s
State Street Jewelers
Exide Batteries
G. ¥. Cook & Son
South Saline
Franik Hiebbert Swieet
Byers
Western Newspaper Union
M.S. C
Chicago International
Famed
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ypsilant
E. Washington ST. Cor. S
Fitch Sales. Corporation
John A Fitch
Saline Business
L. E. Fast
McKay Steets
A.J. Warren Tornado
Leagal Counsel
W. E. Dietiker
the Recreation
Jay W. Harmon
Michigan ‘Avenue
Frigidaire
A. L. Westphal Restaurant
Michigan Ave
A. Armbruster
Standard Oil Products
Ann Arbor Street
Chrysler
Plymouth
Pontiac
Oakland
International Farm Implements
Parsons & Dodge
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