Daily Telegram 100 Years Ago for July 13, 2024

Category: Local News

Passenger and freight service by the Toledo & Western between the subway and the downtown station on West Maumee street is to be discontinued on July 19, as announced by the interurban line officers. Miss Eleanor Leader of Ogden won the state championship in the second-year garment work, and Miss Grace Aldrich of Adrian was elected president of the state association of county champions at the annual boys’ and girls’ week at Michigan Agricultural College.

Keywords: Toledo & Western, Adrian Street Railway, Miss Eleanor Leader, Miss Grace Aldrich, Boys' and Girls' Club

Source: The Daily Telegram

Update At: 7/13/2024

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