The Bat Keeps Dale in Suspense at Cornelia House
In 1920s setting Dale and Aunt Cornelia clash over a pistol practice scene while Lizzie frets at a haunted house. Dale fears threats linked to a bank robbery rumor as Miss Van Gorder contemplates ouija boards and odd nocturnal lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Annat Cornelia
Dale
Billy
Miss van Gorder
Miss Dale
Lizzie
Lizzie Allen
Aunt Cornelia
Miss Cornelia
Richard Fleming
Union Bank
Fleming
Miss Neily
Tizzie
Storm Risks Overtake Quiet Evening at Cornelia House
Miss Cornelia feels mounting dread as a storm approaches and the house seems unsettled. Dale leaves for the Country club while Cornelia clings to a planned reassurance from a morning telephone talk, now unraveling under darkness and ominous winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Dale
Lizzie
Beware of the swindler warns on Second Liberty Bond plan
The government announces a November redemption of two billion dollars in Second Liberty Bonds with small investors at risk. Employers should warn workers against swindlers offering high interest securities and direct them to banks or bankers for safe options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bette Business Bureau
Gary
Local Social Roundup In SOUTH SALINE and Nearby Areas
Numerous visits and illness notes from SOUTH SALINE and surrounding towns. Residents like Helen Woodworth Hugh Craig Miss Beatrice Cross and families in Milan Ann Arbor Dexter and Tecumseh are mentioned along with hospital trips church events and a Michigan A J B meeting. It ends with light editorial quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice, Cross
Pearl, Langham
Jackson
Osborne Leonard
Detroit
Jennie Leonard
Beatrice Cross
Ann Arbor
A. S. Johnston
C. R. Pierce
Burt Osborne
Sam Craig
Petersburg
Thurlow Mehler
N. Mehler
M. M. Dillon
Milford
Will Easlick
Harold Kuder
Pleasant Lake
Will Baslick
Aubrey Pocklington
Britton
John Barley
Viola Pratt
Dexter
Maude
Chauncey Goodrich
Helen Woodworth
U. of M
Witherell Hall
Tecumseh
Florence Evans
Fordson
Aldred Evans
A. S. Dalzell
Custar
Ohio
Burton Long
Will Beauregard
Publication and foreclosure notice in Ypsilanti district court
In Washte naw County Circuit Court an order to appear is issued for defendants in a title settlement case for Lot 11, Block 6 Morse and Ballentine AddYpsilanti with publication dates Oct 6 to Nov 17 1927. Also a Michigan Conservation order rescinds a 1926 river fishing ban south of town 20 north, effective Sept 7 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romaine LaChambre
Richard BE. Morse
Timothy Tredwell
Charles Gilbert
Angelina S. Gordon
Gordon
Henry Markell
Hershell
Goodspeed
Sarah Goodspeed
George H. Gilmore
H. J. Gilmore
John Cook
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
George W. Sample
Claramon L. Pray
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Washtenaw
Mich
Thomas Bell
Samuel W. Dexter
Elizabeth Ritter
Peter Ritter
Allen Crittenden
Aliie M. Webb
Wilma Webb
Evan Webb, Jr
Irving Webb
Evan B. Webb
Edwin Warner
Luella H. Warner
Henry’ Post
Allen W. Crittenden
Grace Engle
Orpha Engle
Glora Tripp
Ida Crittenden
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw County
State of
A. D
Samuel W.dexter
Allie M. Webb
Carl H. Stuhrberg
Saline +Observer
Glaramon LL. Pray
York and
Pittsfield
Witz
Nothwest
York Township
State OF Michigan
Washtenew
Aaron Austin
Norman Austin
Harvey Austin
Jane Austin
Thomas Tate
Rebecca Tate
Julia Ann Granger Moore
John Tate
Jane Alvord
John N. Gott
Daniel Kellogg
Harriet L. Kellogg
Gorintha Green
County of
Bonisteel & Lane
Saline
First National Bank
Lodi Township
Ann Arbor Street
Ann Arbor ‘Street
Bennett Street
Bennett's Addition
Bennett’s Addition
Ledi Township
Michi Can
Inland Waters Fishing Regulation Order Rescinded
Public notice records an earlier 1925 order restricting taking fish in inland waters south of Town 20 North for January to March and April 1 to June 15, for five years from 1926. The order is rescinded by a subsequent Conservation Commission action dated 1927, with publication in Washtenaw County outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
Ingham
Director of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Michigan
The
Arenac
Gladwin
Clare
Osceola
Lake
Mason
Lansing
L. J. Young
Department, of Conservation
Lake and
Department of Conservation, Conservation
Commission
Howard B. Bloomer
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By Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Wnou Service
W. E. Dietiker
A. J. Warren Terradeo
Justice of the Fence Legal Counsel
Observer
E. S. Barnard Real Estate
Wuerth Arcade
Ann Arbor, Mich
William H. Murray
Nat'l Bk
Painter Restaurant
Broadway
A. A. Fluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning Company
E. M. Worster
North Fourth Ave
Department of Conservation, Conservation Commission
George R. Hogarth
South Saline
Hugh Craig
Leon, Hall
Milan
Willard Hall
Leon Vealey
Tuller
Michigan A. J. B. Association
Elton Osborne
Harold Finch
Finch
Milton Dillon
President Coolidge
Chancery Notice
Chancery
A. W. Bell
Chester M. Bell
Les Chester M. Bell
Lestrell
Plaintiffs
Philosophical Phil
Conservation Commissionery
Chencery
Allen D. Crittenden
Hira R. Crittenden
Agatha Josenhans
Augusta Josenhans
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