Michigan Beekeepers Convention Among State News Highlights
State briefs report the Michigan Beekeepers Association holding its 54th annual convention in Lansing. Other items cover Marshall Calhoun County fair improvements, probate of public offices, forest policy concerns, a postmaster appointment in Ithaca, a village fire destroying several buildings, and local honors in medicine, banking, and forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Michigan Beekeepers’ Association
Marshall Calhoun County Agricultural Society
Detroit
Michigan’ Agricultural College
Michigan Horticultural] Association
Three Rivers
Murray J. Russ
Russ
Board of Education
Groesbeck
Ithaca
Civil Service Commission
Floyd J. Gibbs
Gratiot
Sherwood
Colon
Union City
Snow blankets Hinkville as holiday tidings drift in
Three inches of snow covered Mother Harth Sunday morning marking the first in months. Neighbors and families gathered for Christmas events and travel tales. A January-like incident near Clare left one driver and passengers uninjured save minor injuries. Local travel and illness updates finish with a note on mild winter in contrast to blooms in Spring Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Harth
Jesse Bolen
Lansing
Vera Moline
Alma Bellinger
St. Johns
Ma Gladstone
Wm. Moline
Burton Calkins
Rosebush
Arthur Bellinger
Ray Coyne
Levi Hodges
Geo. Burch
Mahlon Burch
Clare
David Harper
Laurie Woodward
Margaret
Wilhelmina Richmond
Detroit
Cyrus Richmond
Virginia Smith
Mary
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Spring Lake
Holiday Social Notes From Clayton and Nearby Towns
A holiday update lists visits by Henry Heintzleman and family to Mrs. A Lantzenheiser in Clayton, and multiple trips from Flint Lansing and Detroit residents to relatives. A local outing included Christmas programs at Balsley Mann Siding Brown church with teachers Daisie Bruckart and Scofield. Travel mentions include Ira Lower planning a Indiana trip and Dorothy Lower with Vera Roush heading to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Heintzleman
A. Lantzenheiser
Clayton. Allen
Detroit
And
Mayo
Robinette
Flin
Bien’ Garver
Lansing
Clare.Coulter
Ruth ‘Delany
Flint
Moses
Leslie Roush
Freeport
Ed. Roush
Lewis Lantzenheiser
Lewis
Irene
Hastings
Robert Shull
Garth
Bob
Balsley
Mann Siding
Brown Church
Daisie Bruckart
Siding
Scofield
Dover
Ira Lower
Indiana
Dorothy Lower
Vera Roush
Foley Pills Praised By Adams Man For Kidney Support
John W. Brogan of Adams Massachusetts reports Foley Pills improve kidney function after receiving a generous offer. The diuretic stimulant advised to avoid sweets pastries and alcohol while taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John W. Brogan
Adams
Mass
Bloyd Kirkpatrick
Red Front thanks patrons for holiday season support
The note expresses gratitude for patronage during the year ending and hopes the coming year brings success and happiness to readers. It credits patrons for progress and goodwill and extends warm wishes for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generone
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Kentucky
John Henry
Mgr
Vancamps
Pillsburys
E. 4Th
St. Geo. F
Adenough
Oader
Cox
Reeserkable Werste
Stl Purchase
Placs
State News
Cadillac
Frank Hollsworth
Tawas City
Northwestern Clinical Society
J. W. Guntlett
F.C. Swartz
Traverse City
Alpen
John Young
Little Wolf Creek
Reed City
Reed City National Bank
Commercial Savings Bank
O. W. Clark
BH. G. Wurm ¢Ashier
Kalamazoo
Big Lake
Diamond Springs
Jacob Smith
Hart
Owosso
Cheboygan
Presque Isle
F. C. Browne
Chicago
Black River Ranch
Ann. Arbor
Charles
Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
N. J
American Tree Association
University of Michigama
Forestry Department
Prise
Deser
George W. Pack
Lincoln
Alpeca
Joseph Vabentine
Harnons Bay
Rogers
Te Rogers
Valentine Waa Koown
Tee
Great Lakes
Papeete
Mortem
Pieat Lakes
Cash and Carry Store
West
St. ‘Clare
Dunlop
Fred M. Morgan
Friz Undertaking CO
Andrew N,riz
Lydia M. Friz
Weiner’s Department
Coleman
Waltham
Illinois
Exclusive Watch CO
Broaway
Bryant
Farwell
J. E. Wood
Little Willie
Empire
Milwaukee
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Mower
International Feed Grindar
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