Picnic at Bartel's landing drew over 100 patrons
June 5 at Bartel's landing drew more than 100 patrons and children for a picnic with fried fish. Evelyn Habetichter received a silver gift from the assembled company. The afternoon featured baseball for all ages, twelve gallons of ice cream, and a note on Betty Lundberg's arm injury. Neal Bender visited from California. J C Birdsall and families shared Memorial Day and St Mary's Lake outings. A Bethel church concert drew attendees. hospital news covered a Bethel sister operated at Paulina Stearns Hospital in Ludington. William Freeland funeral was held at Bethel church with community sympathy.
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Buck
Bartel’s ‘Landing
Thelms
Evelyn Habetichtér
Oberichter
Pall
Betty Lundberg
Neal Bender
California
J.C. ‘Birdsall
St. Mary's Lake
Bethel Church
George Munsoh
Milne
Budras
Paulina Stearns Hospital
Ludington
Matson
Bettel
Aid Society
Nesday
Ladies’ Aid Society
CSRS
Bronson
Eve Beal
J. H.irdsall
William Freeland
Pioneer Mrs. Crawley Dies in Scottville at 64
Mrs. James Crawley 64 a Scottville pioneer passed away after a long illness. She lived on the farm at the city edge for 46 years and helped raise her family. Surviving are five children and 12 grandchildren with a sister and a nephew. Funeral at the family home Saturday afternoon at 2 with Brookside interment. Flowers omitted per family request.
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Scottville
James Cranley
William Seeight
Allegan
Granley
Cranley’s Corners
Cranley
Fottville
Crawley
Chanley
United States
Ludington
John Emmett
Sherman ‘P. Clay
Peoria
William Seebright
Grant Curtiss
Alabaster
Clement
Detroit
Joseph
Louise Boyd Snyder
Langdon, N. D
John Boyd
Langdon
Brookside
Crawlé
Willing Workers Meet With Mrs Padelford
The Willing Workers Sunday school class met Tuesday evening with Mrs W J Padelford. They studied the last chapters of the study book and a luncheon was served. A review of the year's work and a pot luck supper will feature the next meeting at the home of president Mrs Henry Chinnery. The meeting honors officers and teachers Mrs Regina Taylor Mrs Hazel Curtis Mrs J E Flemming and Mrs J Jay Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Padelford
Henry Chinnery
Regina Taylor
Hazel ‘Curtis
J. E. Flemming
J. Jay Cox
South Custer Church Plans Quarterly Meet
Quarterly meetings will be held at the Free Methodist church at South Custer. The first service begins Friday at 7:30 PM with Saturday services at 2:00 PM and 7:30 PM. Sunday features Sunday school at 10:00 AM and an 11:00 AM preaching followed by an evening service at 7:30 PM. Rev. J. E. Sanders will conduct, assisted by the local pastor Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free ‘Methodist
South Custer
J. E. Sanders
Sunday School Social at Mrs Sprague’s Scottville Home
Mrs Cora Sprague hosted a Sunday school class at her Columbia avenue residence with ten children enjoying lawn games and a luncheon served by Mrs Gordon Artz and Mrs Jess White. The column notes illness, visits, and local social activity including families Hazzard, Beattie, and LaPointe, with several residents traveling to Grand Rapids and Muskegon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottville
Cora Sprague
Columbia Avenue
Grand Rapids
Agent To Organize Calf Club In Fountain
County Agent H. J. Larsen visited Fountain to arrange a 9 o clock Friday morning calf club meeting at Fountain school. Parents with their boys are urged to attend. 10 to 20 year old boys from Fountain and Freesoil are eligible. Assistant state club leader Mr. Thorpe will be present. An unusual timber deal is noted in the same report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Mich
H. J. Larsen
Fountain School
Thorpe
Mrs Anthony 4S Hostess on Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Richard Anthony hosted a Sunday afternoon birthday gathering for friends to celebrate her day. Guests included Mrs Houghy and daughter, Helen Anthony of Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs Roy Pierce, Fred Anthony and his mother, and Richard Anthony with children Eleanor and Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickerson
Richard Anthony
Anthony
Houghy
Missee Houghy
Ludington
Helen Anthony
Little Richard Anthony
William Kerschner
Grace Moore
Scottville
Harold Love
Eleanor Golembuski
Lor
Black Storks Reported In The District
Heidelberg notes the appearance of black storks in the district after several days of sightings. The unusual influx appears across multiple areas with observers reporting sporadic numbers and broad coverage by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baten
Heidelberg
Rerely
Oceana Normal graduates twenty five in 1923
Twenty five pupils received diplomas at Oceana Normal School in Michigan. The ceremony featured graduates Ruth Stanhope Princes Rebas Ella Bender Donald Cargill Alfred Webber Ida Arnold Hazel Garnett Ruth Weyant Marence Haynor Dorothy Lombard and others in the class.
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Junie
Oceana
county _ normal
Ales
Monichment
Ruth Stanhope
Prainces Rebas
Ella Bender
Donald Cargill
Al‘fred ‘Webber
Ida Arnold
Hazel Garnett
Ruth Weyant
Marence Haynor
Kruschen Salts touted for fat loss and health
A reader testifies to losing weight after starting Kraschen Salts, claiming life improves with energy and mood. The ad promotes a four week bottle for 86 cents at Sahlmark's Drug Store, advising daily morning use, reduced starch intake, and light walking. It positions Kruschen Salts as remedy for constipation, indigestion, headaches, nervousness, and acidity.
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Adv
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Haberichter
Frank Barclay
South Custer Church
Miriam Gross
Geo
H. Webster
Miriam. Gross
Webster
Ludington, Mich
Jay Member
Independent Merchants Ass’n
Anijoy 'Iottto
Diatmond
Eric dC
Arthue Hazen
Wal‘don
Missia
Harlan, Chatfield
Frances Jackoleski
Muskelton
John Andrews
Snedr Upasetits
Ethel
Calf Club
Farmer Boys
Jon
Mrs. Anthony
Vane
Roy
Pierce
Margaret McKee
Oceana Normal
Samuel G. Blythe
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Aimaricag Tobacco Co
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