Jordan Braun Rites Told At St Thomas Church
Miss Judy Jordan and Eugene Braun exchanged wedding vows in a Saturday morning ceremony at St. Thomas church in Ann Arbor. The bride, given in marriage by her brother James, wore a floor length gown with sequins and carried red and white roses. The groom works at Daniel's jewelry. the bride is a nurse's aide at University Hospital. They will reside at 721 East Huron Street, Ann Arbor, after a wedding trip to northern Michigan.
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Judy Jordan
Margaret Jordan
Michigan
Eugene Braun
Edwin Braun
Ann Arbor
St. Thomas Church
Robert Schloff
Patricia Bosman
Warren, O
James
Marlene Eiseman
Phyllis Hartman
Jane Jordan
Saline
Jerry Taylor
Claudia Scruggs
Dexter
Debbie Ely
Montpelier
Ohio
Jim Bauer
Manchester
Barry Jacobsen
Jerry Baker
Bob Bender
E. Huron Street
University Hospital
Daniel
Memorial Service for Miss Gertrude Eagle Held
Graveside rites were conducted at Oakwood cemetery for Miss Gertrude Eagle died Aug. 22 at her California home. The Saline native, born Aug. 9, 1879, lived with her parents on E Henry Street and in Ann Arbor and Detroit. Survived by sister Mrs Earl Bronson of Birmingham and brother Fred Eagle of Detroit. Reverend Henry McKenzie officiated.
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Elks Lodge
Ann Arbor
Sally Stimpson
Saline
Earl Scruggs
Dexter
Marilyn Martin
Oakwood Cemetery
Gertrude Eagle
California
Henry McKenzie
Federated Church
Miss Eagle
E. Henry Street
Detroit
Thomas and
Josephine Eagle
Earl Bronson
Birmingham
Fred Eagle
How He Knew Mountain Climber's Narrow Rescue
A climber fell from a cliff and vanished in deep snow. Rescuers spent hours locating him as companions joked about survival. he said hunger and cold proved he was alive and not in Heaven or Hell.
Room Mothers Hold Reception at Elementary School
Room Mothers hosted a reception Monday evening at the Elementary School for teachers and incoming Room Mothers with husbands and Board of Education members present. Refreshments were served by a hospitality committee including Mrs. Orman Jedele and others. Chairman for the year is Mrs. Rolland Sutton.
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Board of Education
Orman Jedele
David Gordon
Francis Karn
Rudolph Wahl
Dale Mayfield
David Hoeft
Rolland Sutton
Trout Season Ends September 14 in Designated Waters
Lansing fishermen are reminded that September 14 marks the last day of angling for trout and several other game fish species. The statewide trout season closes that date, along with seasons on all other species in designated trout waters. Both largemouth and smallmouth bass may be taken in non-trout waters through December 31. Panfish may be taken year round except in designated trout waters.
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Lansing
President's Salary Breakdown Reveals Taxable and Non-Taxable Funds
The President receives a $100,000 annual salary plus a $50,000 expense allowance, both taxable. An additional $40,000 yearly amount is non-taxable for travel and entertaining, available for official duties.
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U. S
Oil well brought in on Dundee farm yields 100 bpd
Dundee oil well completed by Detroit drillers Schrot and Rowan on Frances Delany’s Deerfield farm at 2128 feet after three months of drilling. Officials estimate a daily production of 100 barrels and plan a second well east of the first.
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Dundee
Frances Delany
Deerfield
Schrot
Rowan
Detroit
Rain Causes Skid At Overhead Bridge On US-112 East
William F. Pavelka of Royal Oak said his car skidded at the overhead bridge on US-112 east of Saline, struck the guard rail, and he was not injured. No damage estimate was reported.
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Us-112
Saline
William F. Pavelka
Royal Oak
Two Hurt When Car Strikes Parked Auto
A car out of control struck a parked car owned by J. W. Harmon at 122 East Michigan Avenue injuring Olen Ray Russ 32 of Ypsilanti with mouth and jaw injuries and his passenger Richard Russ 27 of Milan with a head laceration. Both were treated at St Joseph Mercy hospital and released. Russ said he fell asleep. Damages were about 1000 dollars to the Russ car and 500 dollars to Harmon's vehicle.
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J. W. Harmon
Michigan Avenue
Olen Ray Russ
Ypsilanti
Richard Russ
Milan
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Olen Russ
Russ
Harmon
Oats in Swine Ration May Benefit From Pelleted Seeds
The note suggests farmers feeding oats in swine rations at Michigan State University could gain by using pelleted seeds. Swine breeders believe pelleted seed forms improve digestibility and feed efficiency, potentially boosting pork production costs.
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Michigan State University
Yankees MVP Sweep Past Four Years
The text notes two New York Yankees won the American League Most Valuable Player award four times in four years. It states Mickey Mantle won in 1956 and 1957 and asks who won in 1954 and 1955, answering Yogi Berra.
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Dorothy Name Origins and Related Forms
Dorothy means gift of God from Greek roots and has Christian origins. It entered common use about 35 years ago. Dorothea Dolly and Dora are related forms popular in this nation today.
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Dorothy
God
Dorothea
Dolly
Dora
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