Local residents earn updates on homes and events in Lodi
Walter Gross improves his home in Lodi and asbestos roofing is noted. Mrs Ella Henne begins work on East Michigan Avenue. A church supper and sale at St Pauls and Trinity Lutheran attract crowds. A film set on The Devil's Trade Mark features a name mix up among actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gross
Lodi
S. T. Dunk
Flint
William Martin
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ella Henne
East Michigan Avenue
Henry Heselschwerdt
Ann Arbor
A. R. Lee
Walter
Helen Kuseninska
Frances Kayda
St. Paul’s Church
Aaron Wedemeyer
Community Bible Class
Alphonse Schmid
Nave
Belleville
Boettner
Observer
Aheran
Ablard
Detroit
Tresse Plunkett
Thurlow Sanford
Milan
Liberty
William Mong
William Desmond
William Bakewell
Wiliam Orme
Grip
Charles Kerr
Leo Meehhan
Bill
Kerr
Williams
Prison drama unmasked as Trent exposes Grant plot
Trent reveals a staged prison world and the cast including warder Clarke, doctor More, attorney Dearholt, and purser Warne. Grant admits to killing Sutton and to a larger conspiracy, while Trent hints at a governor’s review and credits a staged confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstraw
Grant
Payson Grant
Trent
Joseph Clarke
David More
Fleming Dearholt
Weld
Sutton
Fleming Dearlott
Captain Sutton
Thirteen Years Ago Highlights From Owosso Town
Thirty years ago Rev. D. Q. Barry attends state convent in Owosso this week. Street committee improves crossrails around town. Beverly Bugg takes flight to Lake Superior coast securing a position. Gus Bender’s team causes a stir this forenoon injuring him slightly. CG. R. Parsons returns from seven weeks in Texas with breeding ewes offered for sale. Wished for quieter nights as neighbors serenade with guitars and laughing gas. H. W. Bassett withdraws from county officer race. Presbyterian church construction progresses with hope to occupy in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Q. Barry
Owosso
Beverly Bugg
Lake Superor
Gus Bender
Gus
CG. R. Parsons
Texas
Indoor baseball entertainment planned for winter months
Fifteen years ago four indoor baseball teams were selected to entertain the public during the winter. William Smith of Dexter visited his cousin Mrs. Francena Cressy and family. George Schairer and daughter Bertha stayed with his son Otto and family in Pittsburgh. Walter F Bracker, Jr. was born Friday to Mr and Mrs. Walter F Bracker. HE W Hunt and wife returned from a Morenci visit. Luella Ruth Layher and Fred Layher with Luella’s sister in Ann Arbor. OES plans a Halloween party for Masons and families. Some youths near the north end have been stoning trains. one broke a coach window. The Sharpsteen Comedy Company plays the opera house to large audiences this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Dexter
Francena Cressy
George Schairer
Bertha
Otto
Pittsburgh
Walter F., Jr
Walter F. Bracker
HE. W. Hunt
Morenci
Luella
Ruth Layher
Fred Layher
Ann Arbor
North End
Sharpsteen Comedy Company
Why Not Sell If
Farmers and homes hold unused machinery stock furniture or other items that could be sold to fund needs or earn interest. The paper offers Liner ads to connect buyers and sellers weekly with low cost. L. W. Lovewell of South Lyon reports selling antiques to Henry Ford for Dearborn museum placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Lovewell
South Lyon
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Lovewell
Brighton Argus
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Citizens Bank Saline
Mich
Togo
W. E. Dietzker
Saline, Michigan
A and T
Magnolia
Anthony Trent
Jene Wyndham Martyn
Hopkins Wnu
Ossining
Curtis Weld
Swithin
Brunton Warne
Eliabethtown
Dearholt
Equitable
H. W. Bassett
Presbyterian Church
Varnal
Eela
Med
Remington Arms Company
H. Gross & Son
Gohn Deere
Liberty Teatre
Gotgre
Belle Bennett
Bramden
PATHE
Chevrolet
Ace
Geo. V. Cook
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