Bank statement oath for Washtenaw county Lak Bank
The cashiers oath from Washtenaw county Michigan sworn by Leo Gruner affirms the bank statement is true to the best knowledge and reflects the bank’s books. Notary Charles F Scheurer dated 1922 with commission expiry April 15 1924 and attestations by directors William Schimacher William F Wuebler and Augur Heres.
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State of
Michigan
Washtenawss
Leo Grunner
Leo Gruner
Charles F. Scheurer
Wm. Schimacher
William F. Wuebler
Town notes and social items drift through the week
Local residents attend events visit relatives and plan autumn activities. Miss Burg attends Normal School, Mr and Mrs Warren visit Mortive, Esther Eisele returns from Avon New Jersey, and the Ladies Auxiliary of St Paul meets October 4. Community updates include theatre plans and lyceum funding struggles with a rousing call to support the October 30 attraction.
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Fred Staebler
Ann Arbor
Saline
R. H. Kempt
Pauk Kempt
A. F.” Clark
A. J. Warren
Mortive
Esther Eisele
Avon
News Jersey
Géorge V. Cook
Charter Keeh
Eie Silver
C. H. Spencer
Washington, D.C
Martha Wheeler
Mae Wheeler
OF. C. Wheeler
George Theure
Iar
Bernadine
Lester Baily
Toledo
Rose Allen
Saltruay
Lewis Allen
Emily VanDyne
South Lyon
Fred Wood
Ypsilanzi
Rudolph Lederer
Famihy
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Obituary of Mary C. Haynes of Bath and Milan
Mary C. Haynes born September 11, 1841 in Bath Steuben County New York died September 20 1922 near Milan Breck enridge. She married Peter W Randall in 1866. Survived by son Fred Suddinby and daughter Flora Gooding and two sisters Florence Wheelock and Helen BuBois. Funeral at Fred Suddinby home with Oakwood Cemetery interment.
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Mary C. Haynes
Bath
Steuben County
New York
Breckendse
Peter W. Randall
Clara Randall Breckenridgs
Issac Suddaby
Fred
York
Flora
Charles Gooding
Spencer
Florence Wheelock
Tonia
Helen BuBois
Reed City
Fred Suddinby
Milan
Oakwood Cemetery
Michigan towns to get new postmasters
Postoffice examinations have been called for by First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett in Washington through the civil service department in ten Michigan towns. Dates are not set. The towns listed include Pigeon Port Austin Unionville White Pigeon Reed City Romeo Saline Capac and Argentia.
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Bartlett
Washington
Civil-Service Department
Michigan
Pigeon
Port Austin
Unisaville
Argentac
Birmingham
Capac
Reed City
Romeo
Saline
Unionville
White Pigeon
Buy 2 Ford and Spend the Differences
A brief item notes an offer to purchase two Ford vehicles and use the remaining amount to cover any price difference. It outlines an opportunity or deal emphasizing quantity and cost savings.
Vamps Who Made History by James C Young
An extract recounts the life of Marion Delorme known as Marion deforme and her links to Cinq Mars and Richelieu. It cites her salon as Parisian life’s center after his execution and hints at legends of her supposed death or later life across Europe before ending with questions on her aged reflections.
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James C. "Young
Ako
Marion Delogme
Cigg Mars
Louis XIII
Richelieu
Cinq Mars
Arras
Richélieu
Louis
Spain
Marion
Mazavin
France
Mazarin
Marion Deforme
Marlon
Paris
A Great Lesson From a War Hero’s Painful Life
The death of Herbert McCarty in Pennsylvania highlights a veteran who endured severe war injuries. After World War I he faced 48 operations, 14 ribs and bones removed, 20 bullets in his body yet recovered enough to leave hospital briefly. His life serves as a lesson against constant self pity and imaginary pains as readers note remarkable feats of resilience. A Dexter Leader item mentions large sunflowers seen in Manchester.
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Herbert i McCarty
Pennsylvania
Hadeen
Constanle
Cramton Urges Deportation of Aliens Violating Prohibition
Congressman Cramton denounces liquor violations as primarily committed by foreigners and calls for deportation of aliens who refuse to abide by U S law. He defends strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act, warning that public opinion will demand action and unity among law-abiding citizens.
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Lapeer
L. C. Cramton
United States
Congresstah Cramton
Congress
BOE Rne
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Ida Hass
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Pansy
A. Clark
B. di Ford
Irene Burg
Normal
Luther Phelps
Grosse Pointe
Mattis
Lee Tescher
Tadianapolis
Ind
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Hazel Fucss
Wilma
Miss Hazel
Peter Henderson
Walkerville
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Milwaukee
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Manchester
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Yale
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Ypsilanti
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