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September 11, 1931 - Image 46

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1931-09-11

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PAGE TEN

New Years Greetings to All
from Jackson, Michigan

JACKSON—ITS
HISTORY AND
INDUSTRIAL RISE

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(Continued from Preceding Page.)

golf courses and other recreational
features to make the summer
months enjoyable.

Birthplace of Republican Party.

The Republican party was
formed in 1854, "Under the Oaks
of Jackson" and a bronze tablet
commemorating the event has been
sunk in the face of is granite boul-
der at Second and Franklin streets.
Jackson was the home town of
Austin Blair, War Governor of
Michigan, the site of the old home-

stead on Lansing avenue now be- Sparks-Withington Company, lead
ing occupied by Mercy Hospital. the industries of the city. A par-
Within the corporate limits of tial list of products manufactured
Jackson there are 20 public school in Jackson gives some idea of the
buildings. Figures show that 13,. j diversity of its industries.
Awnings, boilers, bed springs,
Its children attend the regular
school sessions, 2,412 are pupils of binder twine, brick, belt, bicycle
wheels, canned goods, charcoal,
parochial schools.
corsets, concrete block machinery,
Industrial Center
coil springs, candy, concrete mix-
The diversified industries of era, cushion springs, castings,
Jackson are largely responsible , chemicals, cement, drills, drugs ,
for a certain stability not found dust collectors, dresses, extracts,
in many cities in the automobile floor lamps, flour machinery, fur-
manufacturing d i s t r i c t. The naces, gas engines, art glass, gas
Michigan Central railroad shops lighting plants, interior finishes
play a large pa rt in the industrial, lathes, leather good, monuments,
affairs of the city. The Hayes' medicine c a b i n e ts, motorcycle
Wheel Company is one of the wheels, marine motors, mill sup-
largest wheel companies in the plies,
machine tools, oils, oil heat.
'
world, and this, with the Jason ern, potato machinery, paper bags,
Steel Products Company and the patterns, perfumes, plated goods,
patent medicines, pickles, paints,
!rolling-chair wheels, refrigerators,
!rotary sieves, saw motors, show
cases, sewer pipe, sheet metal
products, screw products, signs,
skirts, seeds, shoes, tents, tooth
paste, toilet articles, tools, tin
products, underwear, v in e g a r,
! burial vaults, water heaters, wire
fences, wire specialties, window
display fixtures and waists.

Rosh Hashonah
Greetings



Rumanian Minister Promises
Support of His Govern-
ment to the Ort.

H. E. WAY and
SONS INC.

,

BAKERS OF

KLEAN-MADE AND THRIFT BREAD

SLICED OR UNSLICED

There is a difference in Bread

On Sale at All Grocery Stores

347 W. CARR ST.

PHONE 5108

JACKSON, MICH.

Ir

Wishing All My' Jewish Friends and Patrons
Happy and Prosperous New Year

A. J. Campbell & Co.

jilEVETROVEIVISRARONIGLE

OVER MILLION TONS OF FREIGHT
IN YEAR, SAGINAW'S ACHIEVEMENT

City Virtually an Ocean Port When St. Lawrence Waterway I. Built;

Dredging This Year.

More than a million tons of , course of government appropria-
freight during 1930 told the story t
ions it might not be undertaken
of the rejuvenation of the Sagi- for two or three years. During 1,000,000 tons, according to esti-
naw river.
he fall, however, it was pointed mates compiled by the Saginaw
Coming to be more of an asset
to the cities along its banks than out to Saginaw and Bay City that Board of Commerce, and included
it had been for years, the river by advancing $300,000 to the gov- many sorts of material.
ernment it would be possible to
now seems to be on the threshold ,
Iron and sand for the Chevrolet
of still further improvements that' 4. have the work started much soon-
without waiting for the goy- foundry here, coal for the Con-
will mean even greater usefulness.l er,
e rnment appropriations.
sumers Poyer Company's gas and
With the success of recent ne-
gotiations to speed all the dredg-I t The proposal was made to the electric plants at Zilwaukee, sand, I
ng, of the channel of the river, it wo cities, and Adam E. Cornelius gravel and other road building ma-
will afford free passage to the I of the firm of Boland & Cornelius, terials, lumber and petroleum
largest freighters on the lakes,i e ake shippers who are carrying products, these were some of the
make it possible to bring other; oal to the Consumers Power Com- things that came into the river in I
Zilwaukee plant, offered on big lake carriers. Some of the j
millions of tons of freight up its pany's
behalf of hi s
prov ide largest vessels on the Great Lakes
course, and place Saginaw in a
$100,000
of the sum. That left came up the Saginaw river to Zi1-1
firm position as a lake port.
Eventually, when the St. Law- t $100,000 to be raised by each of waukee to bring in the Consumers';
retire waterway is built, the pic- he two cities and both of them coal supplies.
pledged their respective
ture will extend still farther, and s have
The year ended with the pros-
hares.
Saginaw will be to all practical!
pects fur the Saginaw river's use
Iron, Sand, Coal, Gravel.
purposes an ocean port, for those
fulness brighter than ever before!
Activity of shipping on the and Saginaw people are confident
fostering the St. Lawrence project
foresee great ocean liners plying b Saginaw river during. 1930 has that it will prove to be one of
the waters of the Great Lakes and een in marked contrast to its ac- their greatest advantages. And the
ivity for many years. Total ton- improvements scheduled for the
c arrying their freight untouched
from the cities of the Great Lakes age corning to Saginaw and Bay coming year will do much to pro-:
City
during the year was about mote that development.
basin to the ports of the world.
Recent dredging operations have
done much to make the Saginaw
river the sort of port that Sagi-
naw people for years have hoped
Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All Our Jewish Friends
for. But still further operations
ere in prospect during the coming
year. As a result of the success
"HOUSE OF FLOWERS"
of negotiations by which those in-
terested will loan the government
Acres of Ground and Greenhouses Devoted Exclusively to the
$300,000 to make an immediate
Culture of Flowers
start upon authorized dredging
"The Flower Farm"
"The Flower Store"
operations, the river probably will
Opp. Fair Grounds
514 E. Genesee Ave.
12
be deepened again this year.
PHONE 2 - 5168
The work was authorized some
SAGINAW, MICII.
time ago, but under the normal

CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Audits—Systems—Tax Returns

In a letter addressed to Dr.
I Henry Moskowitz, chairman of the
executive committee of the Ameri-
I can Ort, with headquarters at 220
Mother, Mother!
Fifth avenue, New York, lion.
Charles A. Davila, Rumanian min.
"Jossie, where is your mother?"
biter in Washington, promises the
"She's gone for two hours to
support of his government for the
reconstructive activities of the Ort speak to the neighbor for five min-
utes."
in Rumania.
The American On is the Ameri-
A man's own opinion is never in
can organization of the Ort Ver- the wrong.
band, which was founded in St.
Petersburg in 1880 and which con-
sists at present of nine national
Greetings
organizations with 96 local organ-
izations in Eastern Europe, West-
ern Europe, United States and
South Africa. In Russia the Oct WM. SIMPSON & SON
operates under special agreement
with the Soviet government. The
COAL—COKE—WOOD
name Ort consists of the initials of
the Russian name: Organization Office and Yard, Phone 2.3084
for the Promotion of Trades and
FOOT OF HESS STREET
Agriculture Among Jews.
SAGINAW, MICII.

CITY'S BONDED DEBT
REDUCED 8 PER CENT

We Wish

More Than $6,000,000 Lopped Off l
Municipal Obligations in Year,

Our Jewish Friends
a Happy New Year

1006-7 Union & Peoples National Bank Bldg.

Phone 2-2359

JACKSON, MICII.

wi SMWOLV I

WHITE STAR TRUCK LINE

Local and Lona Distance Piano and Furniture MOVING
Largo Vans—Fined Equipment. Every Loan Insured.

815 FOURTH STREET

A-D AUTO SERVICE

EXPERT MOTOR REBUILDING AND REPAIRS

We Service All Makes of Cars. Oils, G
Brake Service

Van Buren at Blackstone

, Electrical and

Phone 2.7252

o,:i
The Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends
and Patrons

Firestone Service Stores

W.

,

209 South Second St.
Phone 2.1763

SAGINAW, MICH.

ing, Rims, Used and Recapped Tires, Washing
• nd Greasing. Road Service.

Michigan and Blackstone

JACKSON, MICH.

Phone 5118

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sumannusumannosnsesesir- --
A Happy New Year to You All

208 North Washington Ave.

THE HOME OF THE INDIAN INN

JACKSON, MICH .

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
FIXTURES AND SUPPPLIES

310 Tuscola Street

Complete Linea of General Hardware

718.722 Genesee Ave.

Phone 2.7151

New Year's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends and Patrons

SAGINAW MICII.

25--dscsesz

A Happy New Year to Our Jewish
Friends

Manufactured Pure Ice

H. E. YSBERG

Our New Service — Anywhere in Saginaw

1203 South Washington Ave.

Plumbing, Heating and Power Piping

Phone 8151

Repairing

SAGINAW, MICH.

Promptly Attended to, Dial 8361 for the Best Service

103 Hoyt Street

Saginaw, Mich.

1/4

t r

1005 East Genesee

Phone 8650

Rosh Hashonah Greetings to
Our Jewish Friends

WILLIAMS ICE CREAM

Alway,

Best—Demand It

Phones 2.3223-24042
215 Hamilton Avenue

Saginaw, Mich.

SAGINAW'S FOREMOST FUNERAL HOME
Unequalled Service at No Extra Cost
SAGINAW, MICH.

Greetings of the Season to Our Jewish Friends

New Year's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends and Patrons

CONSOLIDATED COAL CO.

RANDALL SOFT COAL

You'll Like It!

SAGINAW,

FARMER & TONKS, Inc.

Optometrists and Manufacturing Opticians
117 South Franklin St.
Phone 2.9282

Winkler•Lucas
Ice and Fuel Co.

PAUL B. DYE, Manager

Phone 2.4141

Phone 6272

SAGINAW, MICH.

SAGINAW, MICH.

Nrazrr

SAGINAW, MICH.

,

Hotel Otsego

Electrical Company

L111,6
FUNERAL HOME

Buick Sales and Service

608 Eddy Building

J. GREGORY

Phone 2-6942

Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends

GARBER-BUICK CO.

Phone 2-1674

Season's Greetings

POPP HARDWARE & OIL CO.

FRANK LOVAY

H. KNAPP, Manager

Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Gas, Oil, Brak e Service, Wheel
al
Align. g

3217 S. Washington St.

SAGINAW, MICH.

Automobile Topa and Interior
Woodwork
Real Craftsmanship

it

In

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIALS

Vaults and Mausoleums of Every Description

Telephone 2.6104

"By Men of Experience"

Greetings

Season's Greetings

GotHs000troasotusimpoommocro-o

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wromilart

714 N. Jefferson Ave.

Phone 3.2616

\\'e shall have a house without
a fault in the next world.

JACKSON, MICH.

Forest Lawn Granite
Works

Hashonah Greetings to Our Jewish Friends and Patrons 1

New Year's Greetings to All

SAGINAW, MICH.

Wine and youth are fire upon
fire.

JOHN J. DeiliOUSE, Prop.

Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends

Phone 2.0312

Auto Body Work

Cement Blocks
Concrete Products

1504 Mackinaw St.

Phone 2-8187

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CINMS:i:z,:i:

KREN & KLOPF

W. F. RAESE

n
I know •other
three
lettere
d
- Leo'. its name.
A name which spells disgust.
And yet. could spell fame.

Ile that hash no patience bath
nothing at all.

I Exclusive

Greetings to Our Jewish Friends

Holiday Greetings

Tiny. hut hig as • toner.
And a tower full co( cheer.

Phone 2-9101 IA
-
0

SAGINAW, MICH.

PHONE 2.7723

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Tents and Awnings, Truck Covers and Auto
Awnings. Tents for Rent

SAGINAW. MICH.

SAGINAW, MICII.

By Madolyn Lefkovits...

The first word is so tender.
p
The second c y
fair.
" Leo" would onl be top butting
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stop

JACKSON, MICH.

at an Economical Cost in Any of S
Designs and Shapes

Jefferson at Tuscola

Jus At ta„thzeje.ttoerd71.r eford called Our

Arndt liashonah Greetings

F. H. HEINLEIN
& Company

VENETIAN ART MIRROR

SEASON'S GREETINGS

MMWMILWMVOLWOOLIV Two Three Lettered Words.

A GOOD PLACE TO WORK

133 North Baum Street

Let us recut your old mirror into a modern, up - to - date

Saginaw, Mich.

Saginaw's sidewalk system was
enlarged during the past year by
the addition of 5.74 miles of side-
walk, according to the records of
the department of public works.
This construction program includ-
ed many extensions of sidewalks
and filling in of gaps in the side-
walk system.

t $CHItttetel$00041-041-0-01)00004$41**04H)04700000i$004t01$04$13

GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS AND BUSSES
DODGE TRUCKS AND BUSSES

.52.52.52.515252525

A Happy New Year to You
SAVE MONEY

When You Think of
FLOWERS
Think of

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CADILLAC
LA SALLE
BUICK
OAKLAND
OLDSMOBILE
PONTIAC
CHEVROLET

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Phone 2.5005

SAGINAW, MICH.

Rosh

You Want
FOURTH AND JANES
Phone 2-9414

JACKSON, MICH.

% 1/41/4

802 Hoyt Avenue

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

cuzzo=f 0=0 =01:101=1011701=4 Nearly Six Miles of Side-
walk Laid by City in
Past Year.

JACKSON, MICH.

If It's Made of Sheet Metal, We Make It
![eating Blowpipe, Skylights, Ventilating, Auto Body and
Radiators Repaired. Lennox Steel Furnaces Save Coal

4---

YEO & YEO

REYNOLD'S SPRING CO.

COAL, COKE AND WOOD
Shippers of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal
Distributors for Combustioneers for Home, k Business Houses
330 EAST MICHIGAN
PHONES 6811-5228

MANUFACTURERS OF STEERING GEARS FOR

I ■.1

SHEET METAL WORK

SAGINAW, MICII.

Warren.
On Dec.

Greetings to All

KLOPF & ROBERTS CO.

SAGINAW GLASS PRODUCTS CO.

I, 1929, the city had a ! 306 Second National Bank Bldg.
bonded indebtedness of $7,767,-
000,
while
on Dec. 1, 1930, the I
Phone 2.6831
P---- 01 :110101:101:1==0=01==laimt:
C total of its outstanding bonds was
SAGINAW,
MICII.
$7,162,000.
0
The Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends
Slightly more than half of the
city' s bonded indebtedness on Dec.
1, 1930, was represented by water!
bonds, of which there were $3,-
New Year's Greetings
0 65 0,000. This figure includes not
n only the bonds issued to finance]
CLARK & SCHULZ
MANUFACTURERS
U the building of the city's new
EXPERT TIRE REPAIRING
O water plant, but other water bonds
CUSHION SPRINGS
sold to finance water main exten- From 7 in the Morning Until
BAKELITE MOLDED PRODUCTS
10 at Night.
sions and similar improvements
and extensions of the city's entire
Seven Days • Week We Give
water supply system.
You the Kind of Service
941 S. WATER STREET

New Year's

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
SAGINAW, MICHIGAN

Greetings of the Season to Our Jewish Friends

108 North Hamilton Street

prepared by Controller George C.,

COLLINS, HAHN & DALZIEL

Saginaw Steering
Gear Division

';'' Greetings of the Season to All Our
Jewish Friends and Patrons

See Our Beautiful Tinted Glass Tableware. New Styles

Saginaw's bonded indebtedness;

was decreased by nearly 8 per cent
during 1930. Through the retire.
ment of city bond obligations the
!total bonded debt was reduced by
$605,000, it is shown by figures

Season's Greetings

FRUEH'S

SUCCESSORS TO

A. E. Duncan & Company, Jackson

Saginaw Merchants Send Greetings
for Rosh Hashonah

Rosh Hashonah Greetings to Our Jewish
Friends and Patrons

Franklin Oil Co.

HOLLAND FURNACE CO.

II. II. LONG, Local Manager

We Clean and Repair All

M.Ium

of Furnaces

Our Product, "The Heart of the Home"

Telephone 3-3511

217 W.

G41110111ND

Ave.

SAGINAW, MICH.

GALEN E. WILSON

SEASON'S GREETINGS

BRADY, JUDD & CO.

INSURANCE

135 North Washington Street

SAGINAW, MICH.

Distributors of

Sunoco

GASOLINE
and OILS

Authorized SUNOCO Stations All Over Tow;

BAUM and HAYDEN STS.
SAGINAW, MICH.

Phone 2-7474

Season's Greetings to Our Jewish Friends

SAGINAW FISH & OYSTER CO.

Fresh, Smoked and Salt Fish, Oysters. Game and Sea Food

420 Tuscola Street

Telephone 3-3323

SAGINAW, MICII.

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