Seouts Enthusiastically Host Rotary Sponsors
Danial Boone Patrol scouts hosted Rotary Club members and troop committee in a Thursday evening program. Wesley Dietiker gave an illustrated talk on the heavens, and a short Scout Law skit followed by knot-tying contests led by Billy Eberle.
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Rotary Club
Wesley Dietiker
Wesley
Danial Boone Patrol
Billy Eberle
Lansing
Knicely, Carr, Hartman
Walter Cook
Collins
Ann Arbor
Tennessee Vahey On Screen At Federated Church Event
The Dorcas Circle sponsors a Friday entertainment at the auditorium featuring Harmony Four vocalists, local instrumental talent, and new moving pictures about the Tennessee Valley Authority TVA and its river development goals. An minerals display highlights the valley resources. Directors include Arthur E. Morgan Harcourt A. Morgan and David S. Lillienthal. The valley's resource finds enumerate zinc lead tin silica lime alum salt pyrite nickel aluminum manganese iron ore asbestos kaolin feldspar and more.
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Dorcas
The
Federated Church
Colored Harmony Four
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee River
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Harcourt A. Morgan
David 5. Lillienthal
Weather report highlights Michigan crop contrasts
August crop figures show Saginaw valley and Upper Peninsula faring best in a dire year. Pasture is at a record low. corn and potatoes forecast weak. Michigan bean yield at a 21 year low. Apple crop down 12 percent from five-year average. grape crop above average. Circuit court sale of local mills transfers to Karl M. Schneider and R. H. Moore with assets including patterns and patents.
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Saginaw Valley
Upper Peninsula
Verne H. Church
Michigan
United States
U.S
U. S
B. Brewer & Company
Republic Iron Works
Karl M. Schneider
R. H. Moore
Tecumseh Herald
Rotary meeting hears T M Clay on educational crisis
Supt T M Clay spoke at the regular Rotary gathering at The Tavern on school funding cuts tax limits and delayed salaries. He cited revenue declines and increased teacher loads with many jobs cut and programs trimmed, urging support for education. State Senator Micere will speak today at 12 20 at the hotel.
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Havine
T. M. Clay
Macon
Clay
Aintenainia
Mesi
Hertenca
Tyris
Uguus
Budecy
Toray
Milk booth proves popular at Detroit State Fair exhibit
Michigan State college dairy department ran a booth at the Detroit State Fair showcasing milk from cow to bottle. Visitors drank plain chocolate and buttermilk in half pint bottles while frost bites sold well. Labor Day totals reached 46 299 bottles and 1 980 dozen frost bites. Children’s Day saw 10 000 bottles sold.
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Dairy Department of
Michigan State College
Michigan Milk Producers Association
The
Creamery Owners and Managers Association
Michigan Milk Bottle Exchange
Detroit Dairy Council
Fifteen New Members Join Ypsilanti Young Republicans
Fifteen new members joined the Ypsilanti Young Republican club at a Monday night meeting in Ypsilanti chaired by Clare Hewens. Mayor Ray Burrell welcomed attendees while Frank B. DeVine, Republican county chairman, gave the main address and introduced local candidates. A five member committee was formed to redraft the club constitution per state federation guidance, with Dan Shirtliff handling publicity. The next meeting is set for Monday October 7 at Saline.
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Young Republican Club
Ypsilanti
Clare Hewens
Ray Burrell
Frank B. DeVine
DeVine
State Federation of Young Republicans
Clare ‘Hewens
Dan
A. Shirtliff
Albert Hooper
Newell Atwood
Jay Weinberg
Shirtliff
Saline
Family thanks for prayers during mother's illness and death
The note from Mr. and Mrs. Carr and others expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their mother. Additional reads note of a crime report: James Jones and Mary Jones of Pasadena, California, face charges connected to thefts in Lenawee County. they pleaded guilty in Cleveland to a concealed weapon charge with sentencing deferred to Saturday. Lenawee officials will extradite them back.
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C. W. Carr
C .A. Carr
Miay Bowersox
W. D. Hart
James Jones
Mary Jones
Pasadena
Calif
Lenawee
Common Pleas
Cleveland
Senawee
Blissfield
Burmeister’s Hatchery Triumphs In Local League Action
Virgil G. Broan reports a managers meeting held tonight at 8 o clock amid controversy over averaging a absent player. Burmeister's Hatchery opened a winning streak by beating Armousters, while Cal Station’s Alwin Burshardt posted 222 for a 526 total. Various ads and notices clutter a busy page.
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Virgil G. Broan
Burmeister’s Hatchery
Merchants
Burmeister
Armousters
Ledger
Alwin Burshardt
Cal Station
Ann Arbor Couple Wed at St Pauls Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Lucille Hauser daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hauser of Ann Arbor and Owen Hoeft son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hoeft of Lodi were married at the St Pauls Lutheran church parsonage in Ann Arbor. Rev C A Brauer performed the ceremony. The bride wore black chiffon velvet with Miss Mildred Hoeft as bridesmaid and Donald Hauser as best man. A reception followed and the couple will reside on Maple avenue Saline after October 3.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Ann Arbor
Lucille, Hauser
Lewis Hauser
Owen Hoeft
Albert Hoeft
Lodi
C. A. Brauer
Mildred Hoeft
Donald Hauser
Card of Thanks for Lucetta Burg and family
The families of Frank Burg and Charles Burg thank relatives and friends for sympathy and floral offerings. They acknowledge Rev. Wittbracht for comforting words and quote a Michigan Tuberculosis Association saying about self prescribing.
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Frank Burg
Charles Burg
Lucetta Burg
Wittbracht
Storage movements rise in July and August trade
New York August 11 officers report July stock movements show larger ingress than outflow, with August deficits not yet offset by input. In Detroit, Joseph Mroweca, 31, was arrested with deputies for a home robbery that netted $28, his link to a Detroit gang noted by police.
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Be¢g
Joseph Mroweca
Detroit
Thomas Haight
Dave Gartman
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department
Frank
Leach
Mrowen
Drr
1930 Ford Tudor for sale by dealer in Detroit area
Former school teacher owned and in nice condition. George W. Cook & Son offer for sale for balance due. Large Detroit dealer must take back one small bungalow upright piano and one player piano. Prefer contract transfers to reliable local parties with small balance due and easy payments. For full particulars write Credit Manager P O Box 261 Detroit Michigan. Also notice for those with legal printing needs in estate settlements to send notices to The Observer via Probate Judge.
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GEO. W. Cook & Son
Chevrolet
Detroit
P.O. Box
Michigan
Observer
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Edward Harper
Dixie and
Quaker State Oils
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Wesley Dietizser
Tennessee Vahey
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the Observer
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Wiedman Auto Company
Durham Bull
Heman Kohler
E. J. Muir
Shropshire Rams
Ram Lambs
C. Lemen
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Saline, Mich
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Michigan Tuberculosis Association
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