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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
2
Fife Lake community bulletin seeks items from Miss Max Dewey for the department. Local social news includes visits, Thanksgiving events, schooling, church notes, and upcoming Christmas activities. Grange dinners, services, and a Thanksgiving program are highlighted alongside multiple town and nearby area movements.
The marriage of Raymond Peter son of this city and Miss Rhoda Griffin of Shelby occurred last evening at the Presbyterian manse at 8 o'clock. Rev. F. P. Burchell officiated. Friends were surprised to learn the time, as the date was known but not the hour. The groom, long associated with J. C. Lehman, has many Grand Haven friends. The bride, a Shelby native and Albion College graduate, plans to live in Grand Haven with her husband. The report appears in the Grand Haven Daily Tribune.
Springfield notes list Eddie Wills and family visiting in South Boardman on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Battenfield and son Glenn spent Sunday with Ben Wheeler. Goldie and Ea Leighteiser visited their parents over Thanksgiving with Miss Crace Valley from Traverse City. Grover Leightheiser was in South Boardman Friday. David Dennis and Gertrude Blake attended a ThursdayKingsley dance. Mrs. Harry Wheeler, visiting in Dexter City, Ohio, for two months, returned home Saturday. S. E. Snyder came home from Muskeg Monday night. Mrs. Snyder will stay. J A Snyder and family plus Mary Raftery, Frank Stamplfler and Ann, and Mrs. Ed Stamplifler were Sunday guests at S E Snyder's.
East Paradise residents share holiday updates as Miss Mabel Cleland recovers from illness and others visit family. Jasper Lydell rents Edwin Clark’s place for three years, neighborhood folk travel between Traverse City and nearby homes, and local families plan gatherings and choir duties.
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