Mollycoddle Reveals Heredity Versus Environment Theme
Douglas Fairbanks stars as Richard Marshall in The Mollycoddle at Liberty Theatre. The plot follows an English transplanted youth whose aristocratic demeanor clashes with American vigor, as a romance and family ancestry drive him to assert his strength against environment and foes. Wallace Beery plays the villain, Ruth Renick co stars.
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Douglas Fairbanks
United Artists' Corporation
Liberty Theatre
Ezra Jones
Environment
Richard Marshall
Fairbanks
England
America
Wallace Beery
Ruth
Renick
Ann Arbor Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials
South Saline Mr and Mrs George Kutler were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Taylor entertained company from Ohio Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joel Gray of Ridgeway visited Mrs Ella Collins Saturday. Mrs Everett Collins and son Charles were Ann Arbor visitors Saturday. Mrs Willard Hall and daughter Zella and Mrs G A Mills are Ypsilanti visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Tom Ellis and child of Belleville spent Sunday in Wilbur Cornish and family. Frank Stilts and family andLeon Yedley and family entertained company from Ypsilanti over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Wardner of Ypsilanti spent the weekend with sister Mrs Nathan Dibble and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kutler
Ann Arbor
John Taylor
Ohio
Joel Gray
Ridgeway
Ella Collins
Everett Collins
Gon
Charles
Willard Hall
Daualtar
Zella
G. A. Mills
Arere Ypsilanti
Tom, Ellis and Childen
Belleville
Wilbur
Frank Stilts
Leon Yedley
Front Ypsilanti
John Wardner
Ypsilanti
Nathan
Dibble
Amg
Probate Court Schedules Hearing On Laura Jones Estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on September 15 1920 Judge Emory E Leland orders Emma Jacobs cousin to seek administration for Laura Jones deceased. Hearing set for October 15 in the forenoon at the probate office. A notice will be published in the Saline Observer three times before the hearing.
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State OF
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann ‘Arbor
Emory
Leland
Laura Jones
Emma Jacobs
William Knight
Saline Observer
Emory EB. Leland
Donezat
Register
Bolshevism and the World War Aftermath
A 1920 opinion piece denounces Bolshevism and Lenine advocating world revolution. It condemns the Moscow Manifesto as treasonous propaganda aiming to overthrow governments, ignite mass unrest, and destroy democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenine
Petrograd
Russia
Jenine
Workers of the World
International Commuist
Workingmen's Councils
Third International
UNITE
Chicago
Benedict Arnold
United States
Canwright
Union
Ellen Richards Chemist Pioneered Home Economics Work
Ellen H. S. Richards born 1842 died 1911 is highlighted as a chemist and MIT instructor. She advanced pure food science with works like The Chemistry of Cooking and Home Economics and promoted sanitation and conservation in practical output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Richards
Eden
Ellen H.S. Richards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eilen Richards
Elen Richards
Honey Yields Higher in 1919 by Bees
The 1919 surplus honey yield per colony averaged 50 pounds according to the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Crop Estimates. This beats 1918's 40 pounds and the 41-pound five year average for 1913-1917. About one third of the product went to outside markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United, States Department of Agriculture
Judd District Social Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
Mrs Max Richards is on the sick list Daphene Richards has tonsillitis Mrs Miller of Saginaw visited her father G Laing Harley Welsh went to Detroit Monday to work in the Ford plant Jean and Lucile LeBaron spent Saturday evening at Harley Welshs Mr and Mrs Boatwright of Ypsilanti called at D G Richards Sunday evening Mr and Mrs D G Richards William Richards and son Max attended the fair at Ann Arbor Thursday Mr and Mrs Reuben Rogers Mr and Mrs C W Mellett and Walter Theurer attended the fair Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Welsh
Detroit
Ford
D. G. Richards
Willliam Richards
Max
Ann Arbor
Reuben Rogers
C. W. Mellett
Walter Theurer
Avis Higgins
Max Richards
Daphine Richards
Oak Grove
William Griffin
Edna and
Walter
Allen
Saline
Fred Richards
Samuel Craig
Kleversant
William Richards
Mildred
Caroline Woolcott
C. B. Hobbs
C. S. Herkimer
Maybee
E. Conde
Alice
Dundee
Henry Bruckner
Azalia
Cora Reese
John Dee Goldsmith
Lee Yoder
Romulus
Exmest Greenfield
Vera
Gregg
Milan
Fred Lewis
Irene
Paul
Reuben Johnston
Mary Wilmot
John Wilmot
Jerome Squires
Dorothy
Will’ Smith
Tecumseh
Gus Goldsmith
Hazeldine
Louella Harmon
John 'Teufél
Jackson
Maynard‘ Hatch
George Blum
Adrian
Frank Ferguson
William Reed
Harold Reed
Larry Holly
Ohio
Emman Bersuder
Local Social Notes Highlight Richards Family Visits
Central York and nearby towns record visits and gatherings among the Richards family and relatives. Miss Daphine Richards remains ill with tonsillitis causing Oak Grove school closure. Names include Miss Mildred Richards, Max Richards, Anna Kelsey, Anna Sanderson, and residents from Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Detroit, Man, and Morocco.
Community Visitors and Local Deaths Reported in Mooreville Area
West Mooreville residents welcome relatives from Detroit Dundee and Romulus while many locals visit friends in Ann Arbor Milan Tecumseh and Jackson Sunday meetings mark social visits Funeral notices report the death of L D Porter of Mooreville and R J McCamey of McComb Ohio with funeral plans in Milan Marble Park and nearby homes.
Local Social News Highlights From Bridgewater and Surroundings
Bridgewater and nearby towns feature a string of visits and travel. Frank Riedel and Miss Erma Riedel spend time in Detroit while Charles Scheurer travels on business in Chicago. Families hosting relatives gather in Adrian and Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riedel
Erma
Riedel
Detroit
Charles F. Scheurer
Chicago
Adolph Layher
Saline
Ida Nissley
Ynsilanti
Frank Bihlmen
Erms
G. B. Middlemess
George Bersuder
Adrian
Camilla McGinn
Dexter
Bank Statement Affidavit Filed by Washtenaw County Bank
I Leo Grunner cashier swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and correctly reflects the bank books. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Charles F Scheurer on September 16 1920 My commission expires March 14 1922. Correct Attest William Schumacher Jacob Renz George Klager Directors.
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State of
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ss. I
Leo Grunner
UO Gruner
Charles F. Scheurer
William Schumacher
Jacob Renz
George Klager
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Dougl
South Saline
Europe
Frank Comerford
Communist Party
Bolsheviks
Bucharin
Moscow
Mira “International
Glenine
Tratnkr
Communist International
Judd
Mrs
Daphene Richards
Mrs. Miller
Saginaw
G. Laing
Central York
John Gooding
Bessie Richards
Ains
Alice Richards
Man
Hos
Mary Cobb
Irving J. Harem
South Lyon
Anna Sanderson
Visilanti
Anna Kelsey
Syonday
P. H. Squires
Morocco
West Mooreville
Harry
Moorhead
R.” J. McCamey
McComb
Moorehead
L. D. Porter
Mooreville
G. K. Willer
Marble Park
C. J. Tuttle
Lynn Tuttle
Arthur Carter
O. B. Hobbs
Bridgewater
Fred Boettner
Niel
Oscar Bersuder
George
Altha Reed
Bridgewater Savings Bank
Banking Department
U. S
Eae Ewe
Peewee Tees
Edison
D. Switzer Co
Ypsilanti, ‘Michigan
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