Local Socials Include Mix of Visits and Fourth of July Fun
Miss Phyllis Newkirk Arlene and Maxine Smith of Jackson visited Marcella McNitt last week. On Friday evening July 2 Miss McNitt hosted about forty friends with games music by the Edison and a fine lunch. Lee Albright and family of North Quincy spent the evening with G R McNitt. Miss Lillian Thompson stayed at home over the Fourth and attends school in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Newkirk
Arlene
Maxine Smith
Jackson
Marcella McNitt
Edison
Lee’ Albright
North Quincy
G. R. McNitt
Lillian Thompson
Fort Wayne
Elmer Myers
H. B. Taylor
Mr. Myers
Burials and visits mark California Michigan community notes
Walter Canfield and his wife's baby from Algansee were buried in the local cemetery on Wednesday. Mrs. Dan Firestone and Miss Ruth Balch visited Thursday with Blanche Baum north of Montgomery. Lester Balch returned home after visiting his brother Clem near Lester. Lucile Gould of Fremont visited her grandmother Mrs. J. Knapp from Friday to Monday. Miss Viola Peppers moved from the Bunker home to stay with her sister Mrs. Howard Enos in Kinderhook. Ernest Decker and family from Chicago visited their uncle and aunt A. B. Daily for a week and planned further visits with relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Canfield
Algansee
Dan Firestone
Ruth Balch
Blanche Baum
Montgomery
Lucile Gould
Fremont
J. Knapp
Viola Peppers
Allison Bunker
Howard Enos
Kinderhook
Ernest Decker
Chicago
A. B
Carl Brown
Kalamazoo
Wm. Miller
J. C. Brown
Coldwater
M. R. Hoyt
Hoyt
Frank Peppiatt
Marjorie Brown
Jennie Wilkins
Community Notes From Kinderhook and Coldwater Area
Miss Marjorie Brown visits grandmother in Coldwater. Families from Lansing Kalamazoo Detroit and London visit Coldwater area residents during the holiday week. The Peninsula Boy Scout outing and a large miscellaneous wedding shower for Elmer Myers couple are noted. Capt. and Mrs. A K O Cochrane visit from London as local social ties steady.
Local residents’ visits and summer travels noted
Correspondence records numerous visits and summer stays across towns. Families and individuals including Mrs Hattie Sorter, Miss Maude Somersett, Guy Abbott, Roy Adair, A C Stokes, Wilbur Worthington, Ray Bolin, Rollie Rhine and others are shown visiting relatives, hosting guests, or spending days with friends in Coldwater, Adrian, Girard township, Hagerman’s Corners, Misho wak a, and nearby areas. An office note mentions Orville Merritt quitting work near Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maude Somersett
Adrian
Mrs
Roy Adair
Fire destroys Ezra Colvin place in Lester Michigan
A blaze last Wednesday razed the Ezra Colvin residence known as the Kunkle home in Lester Michigan. The Colvin household goods were destroyed and cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kunkle
Ezra Colvin
Mr. Colvin
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Didly
J. B. Branch & Co
Michigan
Coldwater, Michigan
California, Mich
Lester Balch
Clem
Lester
Kinderhook News
John Wygant
Burton Mansfield
Lansing
Mrs. Fletcher
Litchfield
Geo. Swain
Helen Lafler
The
Baptist Sunday School
Will Flint
Martin Echtman
Boy Scouts of
Peninsula
Coldwater Lake
Fred Harris
Herbert Spade
Harold Brown
J. Q. Allen
Detroit
Wm. Hoyt
Tom Smith
Joe
Uriah Gripman
Will Tripp
Harry Oberdier
J. W. Geiss
Laporte, Ind
Frank Thomas
Toledo
E. D. Conklin
Kenneth and
Basil Miller
Janette Randolph
Adaline Wing
Rope Kon Farm
Philip Force
Needlecraft
Kathryn Brown
A. K. O. Cochrane
London
England
Sig. Wing
Lee Bordt
Carl Hartman
Hattie Sorter of
Joshua Michael’s
Guy Abbott
Clifford
George Weeden
Girard Township
Mary Worthington
Roy Smith
Maud Somersett
Mrs. Adairs
Hagerman’s Corners
Cole
Scott Center
A. C. Stokes
Guy V. Abbott
Camden
Mr. Albert Race
Belding, Mich
Irvan Dencil
Mishawaka, Ind
Orville Merritt
Clifford Abbott
Jay Swift
Jamestown Township
Wilbur Worthington
Angola
Charles Worthington
Ray R. Bolin
Robert
Iowa
Petty’s Landing
Clear Lake
Rollie Rhine
Jay Greek
Chas. E. Gleason’s
Lester, Michigan
Sides & Dosterery & Restaurant
Fremont, Indiana
Woodward & Sons
Beacco
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