Mayfield social notes recount visits and weddings
Mayfield residents recount visits by Gibbs and family to Kingsley for Ladies Aid, election of Mrs. Dunne as president, and gifts to the church. Harold Gibbs and Seth Burd wed. Harold celebrated his birthday with a train greeting, while others visit Warne Manigold and Traverse City friends. Will Jackson takes a Detroit street car conductor job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Burd
Florida
Harold
Leé Manigold
Pete Moot
Kingsley
Warne Manigold
George Spaulding
Traverse City
George Pepler
Will Jackson
Detroit
Adversity Fosters Stronger Friendships
The text claims firm friendships form in mutual adversity and endure due to shared hardships. It emphasizes the idea that the fiercest bonds arise from collective struggle and lasting loyalty amid challenges.
Cedar City News notes from Traverse City visitors and local events
Cedar City records visitors from Traverse City and nearby towns, with social gatherings, band performances, and church services noted. Activities include installations in the Royal Neighbors, skating on the river, roller rink social, and a wedding procession for Frances Yorea and John Winowiski. Local residents and guests, plus routine updates on illness and travel, fill the column.
Mapleton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mapleton correspondent reports Mrs Miller of Long Lake visited sister Mrs John Warren Sr. over a few days. Mrs Franklin Smith recovering at home after illness. Emerson DeGraw and Joseph Kroupa returned from a short stay in Chicago. Mrs John Warren Sr. spent time with her son Frank who is ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
Miller of
Long Lake
John Warren
Franklin Smith
Emerson DeGraw
Joseph Kroupa
Chicago
Frank
Williamsburg Social News Sees Visitors and Meetings
Williamsburg reports visitors from Traverse City and Bellaire as residents plan for the Acme and Whitewater Sunday School convention on February 1 1913. Edgar Hill returns from trips to Harbor Springs Boyne City and Pellston while David Rolfe recovers from illness and Mrs Mary E Crisp visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Will -Pray
Traverse City
Edgar Hill
Harbor Springs
Boyne City
Pellston
William King
George Sanford
Jaidie Goddard
Bellaire
Charles Ayerson
Sanford
Northport News Briefs and Local Notices
Northport items report Joseph Janson left for Sidnaw to open a barber shop and Frederick Lelgard departed for Frankfort to work on a car ferry. Charles John takes a two week rural route vacation in Grand Rapids with wm Voice covering mail. Mrs Steffens visited her daughter in Sonia. Fourteen ladies joined the L O T M lodge Friday evening with ice cream and cakes served afterward. A Humpsch died after paralysis at home. funeral held from his Cedar River F D No. 2 residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northport
Joseph ‘Christ Janson
Sidnaw
Upper ‘Peninsula
Frederick Lelgard
Frankfort
Chas. John
Grand Rapids
Wm Voice
Steffens
Sonia
Cedar II local notes and deaths in mid January
Local items report mill repairs at East Jordan due to fire, visits by LeVailey and Culver families, illnesses and school attendance changes, show attendance in Traverse City, and progress in weather allowing logging activity. Earnie Antoine dies after illness, funeral at Zion church, burial beside his father in Solow cemetery. floral offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar II PF
Edd Culver
Grand
Traverse City
Wii. Winstanley
Bowens
Cedar
O. Claypools
J. W. Dickerman
Grange
John Tager
Chase’s
Mill Yard
Earnie Antoine
Iemma Antoine
the.Zion ‘Church
Solow
Yito
Beitner visiting nephew as Traverse City notices pile up
Jan Beitner and George Dross visit relatives in Alberta and Traverse City. Local residents attend to errands and social visits while town notes report on travel, weddings, moves, and a dramatic life raft tale from Chase Sanders in Traverse City.
Aid Society elects officers at Menton Center
Menton Center news reports the Aid society selecting officers: President Mrs. M Monroe, vice president Mrs. Ti Hobbs, secretary Mrs. Jennie Spangler, treasurer Mrs. J Wagner. The group surprised President Monroe with a poetry book. A necktie social is planned at the Ladies' Aid hall next Thursday. General supper to be served. Mrs. Fudd Davis hosted her Williamsburg niece. Grange meetings shift to afternoon on the second and fourth Saturdays for winter. Mrs. J D Rex on sick list. F J Kelderhouse to travel to Bixby SD on business. Farmers' Institute had strong turnout Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Simsa visited Traverse City Saturday. Miss Monroe stays in Manton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kelterhouse
Port Oneida
Trene Murphy
Flora Bellinger
Maple City
Sentinel
Inkubo Dahl
Mary ‘Delzelky
Marshal
Jobhantia -Odoi
Marshall
Manda Vlnck
Melville Smith
Odd .Fellows
Lunedy
Mesdames
Culver
Rickard
Vinck
Joe Shalda
I Red Dage &S
Menton Center
Aid Society
M. Monroe
Ti. Hobbs
Jennie Spangler
J. Wagner
Tadies’ Aid Hall
Farmers’ Institute
James Simsa
Traverse City
the Monroe
Manton
Odgensburg Ladies Aid and Lodge Notes
Odgensburg news recounts a busy week with the Ladies Aid meeting led by Mrs. Anna Helfrich, visits by Mrs. Luho Hunter, and several residents receiving home improvements or recovering health. The Lady Maccabees held an installation with Mrs. Nora Kiman honored, a chicken pie supper, dancing, and new officers including Minnie Rushmore and Edith Leighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odgensburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna Helfrich
Luho‘ Hunter
Bowers Harbor
Leland
Mary
Seth
W. G.tompkins
Political Study League meeting in Grand Traverse County
The Grand Traverse County Political Study League schedules its next gathering for Saturday at 2 PM in the Hannah Lay Mercantile directors’ room. The program includes talks on Election Laws by Mrs Wim Crant, Procedure With Amendments by Mrs G C Covell, and Compensation Law by Mrs John R Santo, followed by discussion. Women of the county are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Traverse County Political Study League
Hannah &* Lay Mercantile Company
Wim, Crant
G.C. Covell
John R. Santo
Grand Traverse County
Max Carey Marries in St Louis Amid Seminary Plans
Maximilian Carnarius known as Max Carey star outfielder of the Pittsburg team wed Miss Auerica Behtens of St Louis. Carey, studying at a theological seminary, is to be ordained a Lutheran minister within months, a move seen by friends as signaling a likely final move from baseball next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Maximilian Carnarius
Max Carey
Pittsburg
Auerica Beh- Tens
Carey
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Mayfield
Rey Gibbs
Court Leine
Idaho
Gleger
Harold Gibbs -and -Bride
Travarse
City
Jamie Holliday
Wilhiam Bowers
Grand Traverse Herald
Cedar City News
Cedar ‘City
Ruby Billman
Keith
Pilky
Traverse
Frank Ist
George Levalley
East Jordan
Mrs. Levalley
Hore
R&t
Steady
Isle of Somewhere
Aiesdames
Schuffineder
Campbell
Dame
Clarissa Johnston
OG. EB. Lawe
Burdge
Congregational Church
M. Leslie
John Schiffineder
Raymond Bartlett
Big Rapids
J. Iennis
Frank Moore
Michigan
Ohio
Eric Humpsch
Alma
Zalsman
Hy Zalsman
Miss Humpseh
Kimmerly
Charter
Marjorie Calhoun
Pedro
Beutiful
Chase
Uts
Solon
Isadore Church
Frances Yorea
John Winowiski
Poultry Department of Farm and Fireside
Mother
Department of the Interior
A. S. Alexander
David Buffman
Dan Gray
Alabama
Trowbridge
Missouri
Farmers’ Lobby
Judson C. Welliver
Washington
MR. Quick
Herbert Quick
Farm and Fireside
Mitch
Grand Traverse
Mabel Bates Williams
Clara Bates
Mich
A. Humpsch
Humpsch
Cedar RY F. D
Mrs. Heime
Chas. Riley
Mr. Millis
James Hiler
Granwa
Mrs. Hayes
Grover Hiler
Longs Lake
Melvin Millis
Ness
Beitner
Saltoma Beesier
Millis
Eggle
Tra Warren
Hiram
Rocky Mountains
Chase Sanders
Monroe Center
J. D. Rex
F. J. Kelderhouse
Bixby
South Dakota
Thoshehed Odgensburg News
Leuella Johnson
Nora Kiman
Comander
Minnie Rushmore
Lient
Edith Leighton
Mary L. Swaney
Egper
Mary Stevens
Eva Crampton
Sargeant
Mary Hoberg
Mistress
Goldie Wilcox
Mildred Franklin
Picket
Elsie Crampton
Piantist
Mary Swaney
Political Study League
Max Garey
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