Michigan Parent Teacher Convention Seen in Holland
Grace Tillson Smith recounts Ludington women visiting Holland for the Michigan branch of Parent Teacher associations. The event featured Gerrit J. Diekema at the high school auditorium, Kenyon N. Butterfield on home and school ties, and Dr. Johnson urging equal opportunity for country children. Highlights included a kindergarten band, a boat tour on Black Lake, and speeches on patriotism and community unity amid efforts to reform school funding and consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Tillson Smith
The
Daily News
Holland
Michigan
Parent-Teacher Associations
Ludington
Elte
Woman's Literary Club of
Holland Literary Club
Warcome
Sorium
Gerrit J. Dickema
Somlong
Dickema
Mr. Diekema
Citi
Mg Kenyon N. Butterfield
Michigan State College
Butterfield
Country Life Conference
Thomas E. Johnson
State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
D. W. Stewart
Grand Rapids
M. S. Pittman
Villianti
Johnson
Stewart
Weavers Consolidated School
Pittman
Consolidated Sciagl
Miggdern
Lacee Goodrichling
Black Lake
Black River
Lake Michigan
Macatawa Park
U. A
Willian Mc. Andrews
Set Oaks
Chicago
McAndrey
McAndrews
FREESOIL Reunion at Rudick Home
A merry gathering occurred at the Imil Rudick home on Sunday May 30 relatives from several places visited to celebrate his birthday. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Kempf and daughter Adelia and son Wilfreca and Fxemore of Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs William P. Krumbiegel and daughter Ione of Milwaukee Mr and Mrs George Rudick and son Ernest and Mr and Mrs George Black of Manistee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudick
Imil Rudick
William Kempf
Adelia
Wilfreca and
Fxemore
Grand Rapids
William PP. Krumbiegel
Ione
Milwaukee
George Rudick
Ernest
George Black
Manistee
Community News From Custer Scottville and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller and mother visit with grandparents in Scottville for the funeral of Jacob Ritter. Mrs Kenneth Sedgwick and baby of Milwaukee visit aunt Mrs W J Blanchett. Mrs Leslie Forbes of north Custer goes to Detroit for medical treatment. Mrs Charles Allison helps care for seriously ill aunt Mrs John Custer. Local residents visit Detroit and Ludington for relatives and events. Several attendees at a Sunday School convention in Sumroit and other nearby activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Mr. Cohen
Colon
Mr. Miller
Israel Fisher
A. J. Smith
Robert
Scottvile
Smith
Jacob Ritter
Kenneth Sedgwick
Baby
Milwaukee
W. J. Blanchett
Hursday
Leslie Forbes
North Custer
Detroit
Charles Allison
Scottville
John Custer
Nellie
Agnes Howard
Celia Callahan
Agnes Shudayr
Saginaw
Tle
Missus Vera
Mildred Mallson
Coadition
Burl Marlison
Gts
Thusband
Ihner Midfemale
Slotin
Magual Me
Juuha Avery
Minn
Hinman Wardle
Ivan Morse
Baelelor
Miry Hebermis
ME Ther AleKonaie
Childeoen
Giewic
Ressegide School
Mattisidicy
Oseph Laiskonis
Chituge Werlesday
Pli
Mildred Johnson
Ludington
Jugion
Grace Ovis
Scoville
George Mallasan
Undbke
Farm Bureau movement aims at farm home and rural community
A Mason County Farm Bureau statement argues the bureau program has widened beyond farmer uplift to embrace the farm home and rural life. It emphasizes group action to improve homes, attract youth to the homestead, and promote national prosperity through a broader, spiritual movement. The message is signed by the Board members and notes a continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Farm Bureau
America
Board of
Mason County Farm Bureau
Transfers Tide May to June at Ludington Area
A list of property transfers in Ludington and surrounding areas includes Clay F Olmstead and wife to Ray Waterman and wife on Lot 151 of the Fourth Addition, Ludington, and several other deeds in sections and townships nearby. The narrative interjects a note about a maple syrup industry and local harvest, mentioning Maple syrup production, spring blooms, and Mrs. French's store tied to the seasonal maple harvest and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay F. Olmstead
Clay FL Olmstead
Ray Waterman
Ludington
Pioence French
Chitaso
Summit Home of Mrs French Surrounded by Lilacs
A fragmentary feature describes Summit home of Mrs M J Mrenell and Mrs Koteh's mother with lilacs and ornamental trees. Vague lines mention a purple pyramid hedge, white blossoms, and a 45 year old planting, noting the beauty and growth around the residence. The text includes garbled names and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Mrs. French
Tammy Homme
M. J. Mrenell
An amidated report on graduations and policy debate
A fragmented item notes graduates planning marriages, a governor’s stance on returning to broad dirt, and calls for harsher punishment for corrupt prisoners. The text references Trinton and Charles Ligard Capen in unclear contexts amid garbled phrases and unspecified events.
Port Richmond divorce case and a Monaco sale
In Port Richmond a wife seeks a divorce alleging her husband’s indiscretions dating back to Panama twenty years ago. Separately a Napoleon cocked hat sold for 49,000 francs to the prince of Monaco, per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Richmond
Panama
Napoleon
Prince of Monaco
Chicago
Arthur
Marie Wittsten
Wugh Miller
Huabant
Nes Moines
Maiy
Imany
Fowva
Russia
Havana
Cuba
Sanitary Bureau
Lake Michigan
Swedish Prince Photographed With Edison At West Orange
Gustavus Adolphus, crown prince of Sweden, visited Thomas Edison at West Orange New Jersey. Edison hosted lunch after tours of laboratories aboard Edison’s four year old car. The prince, six feet two, posed for photographers while Edison discussed graphic and motion picture developments and Swedish connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
Digon
Hig Laboratories
Wedison
Flivver
Hue En Ager
Louise
Philadelphia
Khdison
Isdisan
Holland
Issite
Higher Than Woolworth Building in New York City
A reader testimonial extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it restored appetite and strength after declining health. The letter describes the Woolworth Building’s height and mentions the product as a remedy, with the writer inviting scrutiny of their home for proof. The sentiment emphasizes strong endorsement from Mrs Frank M Casey of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
New York City
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank M. Casey
South Lith Ave
Mount Vernon
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Netka
National Association
Grand Rapids Herald
United States
E.W. Booth
Grand Rapids Press
Arnold Mulder
Holland Sentinel
Hope College
Freesoil
Custer
the Nebbs
Rudy
Suders
Banngoom
Slider
Charles
Farm Bureau Facts
Farm Bureau Movement
Crusaders
J. R. Foster
George W. Swigart
W. TD
RR. Boyd Weeks
See
West
H. Boyd Weeks
W. D
Julius Weil
Aaron E. Heflieh
Hannah Rock
Gail G. Owen
Edith C. Hawkes
John Malusky
N. R
James C. McMaster
Q. C.D
Phomis PL
McMunster
Tennessen
Guy Mavis
Peter Wabupy
Gial
Raymond Katmum
Q. G. Ph
People's State Bank of
Eirig
NA Tro
NB Ib
Soe
Trinton
Mlonre
Charles Liguard
Dutrowt
Waldimer KY. Stoll
Thomas Vansdyke
Thomas Layon
Pontiac
General Motors Corporation
Executive Commission
Baldwin Avenue
Ubly
James Donsin
Denusin
Marquette
Asa Kk. Bartlett
Blue Lake Township
Muskegon County
State Branch
Wrugaech
Jeanette
William Franke
Sturgis
Oliver Strong
Kalamazoo
M. O. Johnson
Charlie Hameland
John Bushouse
Moison
Stoddard
A. L. Bown
Iired Bethwny
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Towa
Hamberlaing
Ingoll
Palm Furniture Company
ROWE
Ernest W. Neir
Edison
Lydia E. Pinkham
Maytag
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