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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
3
Iron River hosts first Iron County Club dance at Candyland
Fifty dancers filled Candyland confectionery in Iron River for the Iron County Club dance with Maize and Blue decorations and a late midnight lunch at the Eagles Hall. Students danced to Henley’s syncopated music as college spirit ran high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron River
Iron County Cluir
Michigan University
Eagles’ Hall
Candyland Cefectory
Henley
Bouyant
Philip Miller
Probate Court Hearings Set in Washtenaw County
In Washtenaw County probate court on September 12 1921 Judge Emory E Leland accepts final accounts for George W Seeger administrator and Beverly P Davenport executor. Hearings are scheduled for October 13 1921 and October 25 1921 with notices to publish three successive weeks in Saline Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
George Schroen
George W. Seeger
Saline Observer
Dorcas C. Donegan
Register
Zilphia P. Davenport
Beverly P. Davenport
Saline
Marriage Licenses for William Dale and Laura Turner
William Edward Dale aged 50 of Ann Arbor and Laura Bell Turner aged 47 of the same city obtained marriage licenses. The note ends with a generic proverb about spending money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Dale
Ann Arbor
Laura Bell Turner
Same
Notice of Pittsfield Drain Proposal Hearing 1921
On September 21 1921 Clayton Deake Washtenaw County Drain Commissioner filed for locating a drain beginning in Spring brook creek near section 32 town 3 south range 6 East Michigan. A meeting of Pittsfield township board is set for October 7 1921 at 2 pm to decide if the drain is necessary and who pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton&. Deake
Washtenaw
Spring Brook Creek
Michigan
Hertler and
Nissley
Hertler
N.E
Chicago Turnpike
Pittsfeld
Pittsfield
E. L. Smith
Arthur H. Heininger
Editor Defends Honest Small Town Life Against Realists
Detroit Journal editor argues against “realistic” novelists who depict small towns in drab or sensational terms. He criticizes emphasis on misery, notes Nordic stock theories, and praises average villagers for maintaining decency and steady community life.
Willing Workers Meeting Sees Dress Form Demonstration
Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Mattie Craig on the 15th with large attendance. After opening, the president read part of St. Matthew, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Miss Maude Goodrich presented a selection The Clique, then a dress form making demonstration by Welfare club members. Delegates to the Women's Federation of Clubs were named. visitors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Craig
Womans’ Federation of Clubs
Manchester
Ethel Lindsley
Ellen Kerr
Hazel Scudder
Bertha Stilts
Pearl
Kuder
Call
Mizpah
Grace Hammond
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