Edith L Brown Becomes Bride in Grand Rapids
Edith L Brown, niece of Mrs Wm TH Robinson, married a man from White Corner in Grand Rapids on June 12. Brown, daughter of Mrs CG Soules, worked as a stenographer in Grand Rapids. The piece notes extensive local social ties and several visiting relatives, plus ongoing Chautauqua planning and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Robinson
Grand Rapids
Scottville
Mich
Wm. TH. Robinson
Edithl. Brown
Whiter Corner
Miss Brown
CG. Soules
Robinson
John, George
Charles Conrad
Ancher
Cornell
Cornell & Son Hardware Co
Mrs Adams Laid To Her Final Rest In Michigan
Mrs Elizabeth Adams funeral in Scottville Michigan drew many relatives at a home service then a Methodist church ceremony. Pallbearers included family friends as the interment followed at Shelby family lot. A granddaughter Mrs Howard Snyder attended with husband from Holland and relatives Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams visited from Three Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottville
Mich
Elizabeth Adams
Hamer Adams
Custer
Trev. T. A. Mover
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hazel
Iva Quinn
Lawrence Mattix
J. Bh. Penning
Regina Taylor
Shelby
Milton Price
Noah Gellamy
William Love
Joe Cooper
Myron King
Charles Allison
Howard Snyder
Holland
Ralph Adams
Three Rivers
Winston Churchill
Adams
Ue Adams
Nicston, Carter & Co
Adging
B. Go, Gray
Newaygo
Penu
Flumenne
Tie
St. Helena
Fern
Methodist Church
Pioneereis
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Batavia
Pioneer community mourns death of devout church worker
The obituary notes a devout pioneer woman who daily practiced her religion and influenced the community through Sunday school and church work. At eighty, while visiting Fern, she served as superintendent of their Sunday school.
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Fern
Our
FREESOIL Reunion Draws Parmeter Osborne Kin
Freesoil residents gathered at Orchard Beach in Manistee for a Parmeter and Osborne reunion. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gurnsey and others from Freesoil Darr district Bangor Mich and Lansing area. A pleasant social visit and potluck followed, with many descendants and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gurnsey
Darr
Lloyd Eddy
Gueida
Allison Hilden
Rex
Gerald
Freesoil
Curtis Gurnsey
Bangor
Mich
Parmeter
Osborne
Orchard Beach
Manistee
Osborn
Lincon River
Sugar Grove visits and local ball game notes
Sugar Grove resident Harold Haner of Detroit visits his parents. Floyd Wolfe and R G Parker of Stearns Motor in Ludington spent the weekend with their parents. Several neighborhood folks attended the ball game in Ludington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Harold Haner
Detroit
Floyd Wolfe
R. G. Parker
Stearn’ Motor
Ludington
Luding
Weekend Guests and Local Social News Note
Robert Mooney and friends visited A. L. Gulembo home while c. P. Haner and son Dr. H. T. Haner called on Leon Stakenu. W Parker returns from Benzonia and plans Allegan departure. Schroeder family from Ludington and Anna Radtke with others attended Saturday night. Muskegon visitors Jay Parsons family and Pearl Young stayed at German Yankee home. Mrs Dave Young and Harvey went to Muskegon Thursday and back Friday. Earl Keith works at Arthur Miller farm. Ladies Aid at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran meets June 24 with Mrs Fischiels. Will Thompson family hosted guests Sunday. Harry Peterson hosted Will Swimmer and others Tuesday. Janke family returns to Detroit Friday. Geo Messenger visited Scnttville Saturday afternoon.
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Robert Mooney
A. L. Gulembo
C. P. Haner
H. T. Haner
Leon Stakenu
W. Parker
Benzonia
Allegan
Fred Schroeder
Arlene
Jean
Marilyn
Ludington
Anna Radtke
Jay Parsons
Joyce
Muskegon
Miss Pearl Young
Dave Young
Harvey
Earl Keith
Arthur Miller
St. John's Vangelical Lutheran Church
Fischels Thoraday
Will Thompson
Wierman Nakee
Harry Peterson
Will Swimmer
Joe Sevher
Lorraine
Is. Nankee
Filer City
Kerman Nankee
Cecile
Chas
Jank
Walter
Detroit
Anna Radka
Robert
Frederick
Southeast Grant Hosts Mr and Mrs Close Party
Mr and Mrs Mike Close entertained many friends with a pleasant evening of dancing and refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Petersen, Luther family, Battite family, Eleanor and Clarence Malimquist, Edward Wahr and son Harold, R Hansen with daughter Emma, Otto Battige and sons Wilfred Melvin, Clarence Close and son Richard, Ila and Andrew Hansen, Mrs Wm Rose and son Vance, Fred Ted Woebbeking, Paul Wanhr, Robert Wahr of Manistee, Rhine Budde, Lyle Wilden, and hosts' daughter Birdie and son Louis. Mrs L P Hansen visits Detroit ill daughter-in-law. Various local residents visited, callers from Freesoil, Scottville, Hart, Ludington, and Manistee. Robert Wahr of Manistee visiting Hd Wahr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Grant
Otto Battige
Wilfred
Melvin
Clarence Close
Richard
Ila
Andrew Hansen
Wm. Rosenow
Vance
Fred
Ted Woebbeking
Paul Wanhr
Robert Wahr
Manistee
Rhine Budde
Lyle Wilden
Mike Close
Birdie
Louis
L. P. Hansen
Ben Reise
Detroit
Caroline Maske
Freesoil
Fordyce Boysen
Marijean
Anna Hansen
Thelma Freeman
Scottville
Hart
Mike
Carsten Andersen
Florence
Ludington
Andrew Andersen
Russell
Christensen
John Hansen
Donald
A. Hansen
Hd. Wahr
Lincoln River Osborne Family Reunion at Orchard Beach
The John Osborne family reunion gathered Sunday at Orchard Beach with about 150 relatives and friends enjoying a noon dinner and a program. Attendees from Lincoln River included Fern Maueller family Rasmus Flausen family Dave Young Yutuily Harry Peterson Geo Messenger Julius Eschely family Henry Starke Clarence Mugis Geo Keith and son Tom Wall Swimmer Sora Raddy and sons Robert Frederick Nankee family Coelle and Chas Fisher. Birthday party for Edna Michels hosted by Mrs Julius Michels featured pumpkin salad sandwiches lemonade cake and Jello with guests Pearl Young Helat Mogensen Peter Swanson Cecile Nankee Dorris Kina Exchell Robert McArthur yid son. Additional social visits occurred at Upper Bluehls John Bagley Buckley Michigan guests Clifford Wutatt and family. Clarence Rozelle and son called on Scottville, Joe Adair and family visited Muskegon, Chas Radthe family, Hilden Swansen family, John Beyer and Don Timerman families and Arthur Miller and Nankee family attended. Helena Queeding arrived from Detroit for two weeks with her father Fred Queeding and sister Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chinnery
N. J. Kinne
Scottville
Henry Howell
Annie Quinn
Ludington
Charles Kaupoviak
Mercy Hospital
Manisteo
Josephine Bolek
Mary Gajeski
Selva Hukill
Fay la Quire and Sons
Rendon
Manton
John Schreur
Freesoil
Holland
Buell Shelley
Helen
Anna Shelley
Elmton
West Shelley
Ann Arbor
Rose Leonore Grant
Manistee
Annabele Hagstrom
J. GC. Wakillanad
Selva
Jacob Schneider
Pickerel Lake
Tevi Stanley
Mount Pleasant
Rhoda
la Grande
Central State Normal School
Victoria Skowronski
Julia Maske
Secontly
James Shreda
Tiennett
Iva Welter
Vandalia
Arived
Una Airs
Werman Tanson
Detroit
Merv
Stanley Koviak
Mra
Wilt
Clare
Jefe
Y. Reader
Charles Theater
Scottsvile
Voight Hauts
Freesall
Herman Transen
Lars PY. Vansen
Douglas Heckman
Lincoln River
Julius Eschely
Denry Starke
Clarence Mugis
Geo. Keith
Tom
Wall Swimmer
Sora Raddy
Robert and
Frederick
Tierman Nankee
Coelle
Chas. Fisher
Julius Michels
Edna
Pearl Young
Helat Mogensen
Peter Swanson
Cecile Nankee
Dorris
Kina Exchell
Robert McArthur
Upper Buehls
John Bagley
Clifford Wutatt
Buckley, Mich
Chas. Radthe
Hilden Swansen
John Beyer
Don Timerman
Erinap
Arthur Miller
Merman Nankee
Gulden Sanford
Cat's
Kobe & Smith
Scott
Ville
Helena Queeding
Fred Queeding
Wall-eyed pike catches at Crystal Lake noted
Local anglers report fine wall-eyed pike at Crystal Lake over the past week. R Obenchain of South Bend landed six with the largest weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Rex Allen and wife from Niles MI spent time at Crystal Lake Cottage and kept five fish, largest 5 pounds 12 ounces. Several residents and visitors are listed with outings and travels around Crystal Lake and nearby towns.
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Crystal Lake
R. Obenchain
South Bend
Ind
Rex Allen
Niles
Imich
Grant Township Dancing Party Enjoyed
A Saturday evening dance drew many local youths and families to Grant Township. Attendees listed include Mrs. Wm. Rosanowan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Battige and family, Paul Wahr, Fre and Ted Woebbeking, Lyle den, Rhinie Buddeo, Mr. and Mrs. Laisns Ramsen and others, plus Emma Ida and Audrey Platisets Abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persie Traktige
Tharry Votoraan
Three anniversaries celebrated at Scotsville gathering
Scotsville Mich June 22 Mr and Mrs Peter Amerson hosted a Sunday party with many friends for their first wedding anniversary. It also marked the twenty eighth for Mrs Anderson's parents Mr and Mrs Vrante Sterley and the twenty ninth for Mr and Mrs Matt Larsen. Guests included numerous local families and relatives from Victory Grant Mathis Lique Manistique and Oswego. Gift table featured peonies and bridal colors. Matt Larsen Raymond Larsen and relatives left for Manistique after a 10 day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsville
Mich
Peter Amerson
Wrest
Broadway Patio
Anni Yur
James Anerson
Leroy Sterley
Myrtle
Trazel Anderson
Lester
Barnard Sterley
Frank
Roy Anderson
Victory
Rovert. Thompson
Dauughte
Dona Mae
Iva del Thompson
Grant
Fraymond Larson
Harold
Mathis- Lique
Lawrencr Jowp
Tala McGhan Amtron
Lawrence
Scottvilla
Homer
Jank Stertey
Qwosso
Mett Larson
Manistique
Peter Antherson
Matt Larsan
Raymond Larsen
Muanistique
Tolerance Congress Opens Amid Cardinal Pomp in Chicago
A great congress opens with Cardinal O Connell presiding and speeches by Cardinals Charost and Pittl as well as Justice Butler. The evening features a mass meeting in the stadium and tribute to Chicago Catholics by Isadore DeWeiler of California. Taft era secretary James J Davis attends briefly to deliver a message from President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Congress
Fewerick
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Charost
Ronnes
France
Pittl Arehe
Vienna
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
United Sates
Isadore Deeweiler
California
Chicago
James J. Davis
Ta Mar
Coolidge
Knight
L Kelly
Julie Notes
Frag Pade
Pie Outer
Shane Cliffs
Comain Union
Fragmentary quips echo in old newspaper lingo
A garbled OCR style snippet hints at a dialogue about recognition and wages, attributing playful lines to Detroit News and Boston Transcript. It references an office boy and a boss, signaling a humor or gossip item from a bygone era.
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Robert
Boston Transcript
Celotex Insulated Homes Featured by Liberty Magazine
Liberty Magazine profiles four Celotex insulated homes built across the country in a twelve week series starting June 12. The article touts heat stopping, sound quieting, and moisture blocking benefits, noting owners expect 25 to 35 percent annual fuel savings and urging readers to learn more about Celotex insulation.
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HFSE
Liberty Magazine
Liberty
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Edith L. Brown
Warren Robinson
Lydia Bean
Mrs. Bean
C. A. Peterson
Lillian Peterson
Milton
Bean
Camp Rich
Lake Champlain
Joseph Robinson
Josephine
Granda Rapids
Robinson Home
Miss Peterson
Robinsons
Chautauqua Committee
RB. O. Seeley
May Huyler Shaw
Helen Cox
Albion
John Gravider
O. G. Barrett
Grace
Tarriett
Frank Clayean
Holmes
Rupert Stephens
Rupert, Jr
Noble Stephens
Theressa Seeley
Rogers ‘City
John Wilbrun
Nancy Barnes
Emmett Briggs
Bertha Mugford
Harold Smith
Saginaw
Mr. Smith
Smith
M. Kirk
Lloyd Bell
M. Klienhela
David O'Connell
O'Connell
Stephen Darke
Htta Waggoner
Harry Mustard
Margaret
Albany
C. B. Clay
Mrs. Adams
Emma Larson
Rhoda Stanley
Mt. Pleasant
Iva Egler
the Nebbs
Spider
the Fly
Fred Roth
Enizods ePeese
Seer
Neb
Woodless
Ule
Wm. Hasenbank
Yashington
Richard Linke
Alia
John Grant
Milwaukee
Halcom
Custin
T. J. Howell
Mra. Haleom
TJ. Tewell
Ira Granger
Churn Masenbank
Florence Davis
Masigeloa
Anni Sbhetly
Walt Shelley
Albert Schulty
Walter Schultz
Marry Hasenbank
Fort Shelby
Lafayette Blvd
Pirst St
WG. McKay
Seth E. Frymire
Wim. Rosgenow
Lyle Hilden
Marius @lauseneer
Agnes
Peter Anderson
Galtholiciam
Yin Win
Detroit News
Mason Grange
Grange Hall
Richard S. Davis
Mile Wankers
Puccatio
Celotes
Theath
Onder
Rustill
Henry G. Jefferson
Bronxville
Liberrcy
Owledge Cotex
Chaslera
Kanvat
Finias Alin Alton
Ludington Lumber Co
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