Meyvis Family Returns From Belgium Visit
Mr and Mrs Meyvis have returned from an extended visit with relatives in Belgium. They visited Meyvis mother and Meyviss uncles and aunts and other relatives. They enjoyed a happy trip and are glad to be back in Hart where Mr Meyvis runs a pool room and restaurant. The couple formerly farmed in Amber and the county. Saturday they called at the Frank Barclay and John Vanden Heuval homes and at Ludington friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Meyvis
Belgium
Mr. Meyvis
Two Scottville Girls Receive Life Certificates
Mrs William Falconer Mrs Sohn Rozell and daughter Carol and Miss Ruth Falconer leave Sunday for Mt Pleasant to attend Central State Teachers college graduation exercises. Louisa Rozell and Margaret Falconer will receive life certificates. Baccalaureate exercises Sunday evening. Both girls are Scottville high school graduates. Miss Falconer has taught several years and will teach at Pentwater next year while Miss Rozell goes to Muskegon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Falconer
Sohn Rozell
Carol
Ruth Falconer
Mt. Pleasant
Central State Teachers’ College
Louisa Rozell
Margaret Falconer
Scottville High School
Miss Falconer
Pentwater
Miss Rozell
Muskegon
Petersen Dinner Honors Miss Bahr At Home
Mr and Mrs Jess Petersen hosted a Friday dinner at their south county line home honoring Miss Linda Bahr. Astrid Petersen of Copenhagen, visiting here years ago, plans to visit her in Denmark in July. Guests included Mrs P Matson and daughters Mrs Hurtle and Miss Emily Matson Mr and Mrs John Stoflet of Ottville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Petersen
South County Line
Linda Bahr
Petersen
Astrid Petersen
Copenhagen
Miss Bahr
Denmark
Bahr
P. Matson
Hurtle
Emily Matson
John. Stoflet
Ottville
Mexico City Welcomes Non-Stop Flier Fierro
The Mexican aviator Fierro and mechanic Arnulfo Cortes landed in Mexico City after a nonstop flight from New York, beating Lindbergh’s time by over 10 hours. President Ortiz Rubio and officials greeted them at Emilio Carranza hangar amid cheers of Viva Fierro and Viva Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierro
Viva Fierro
Mexico
Arnulfo Cortes
Emilio Carranza Angar
Ortiz Rubio
Joaquin Amaro
Lindbergh
New York
Mexico City
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Bolling Field
Roosevelt Field
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Brownville
Texas
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Speculative Marts See Sharp Slide As Broad Selloff Persists
Market action shows heavy selling across many issues with some rebounds of about 1 to 2 dollars. American Telephone slips over 4 to 202 and closes near 208, while several names like General Motors and Radio drop 2 to 4 dollars. Banks, chemicals, and manufacturing stocks suffer, with Allied Chemical retreating and Tereratie tests noting forest fire heat impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone
Resestanes
Weenhease Electrin Jost
Radio
General Motors
Colomibia
Public Service of J. Paraunt
Leews
Vioae
Ium
Case
Bethlenem
General Electric
Seart Fochuck
Stendard
Allied Chemical
Sis
Columbian Aarbon
Algerican Tobacco
Fbastman Kodik
Local Families Named in Community Notice
Miss Lois Switzer and Gordon Kraft of Ludington, and Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen with family of South Riverton are listed in a local social announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Switzer
Gordon Kraft
Ludington
John Petersen
South Riverton
Robbery Report At Reader and Ordway Stores
Unknown persons broke into Fred J. Reader Implement store and the William Ordway grocery Friday evening. Back door entry indicated by force. a window was pried with a chisel. A sum of money and groceries including coffee bread cigars butter cheese and potatoes were taken. Mr. Reader has not yet determined what was taken from his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Reader
William Ordway
Ordway
Scottville Locals Attend Various Visits and Moves
Scottville residents reported entertaining guests including Mrs. Walter Mitchell of West Allis Wisconsin and her son Dick along with the Barclays and their son Stuart. Myron Myers visited Kalkaska, the Miller couple planned a Logansport trip, and Carmen Smith, recently teaching in Flint, is in Chicago then returning. Aubrey Conrad moved to a new house on South Main, Frank Hartnett builds a bungalow and farm buildings west of Crawley. The note mentions a new band stand for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
Grand Rapids
Carmen Smith
Flint
Chicago
Aubrey Conrad
First Street
Christensen
South Main Street
Frank Hartnett
Crawley
Clever Carnival Draws Crowds With Ice Cream and Antiques
A bustling town event featured Mrs. John Buzz serving ice creams and pops, Dr. C A Quackenbush performing magic for boys, and a pet show by students. Upstairs, Mrs. W Maylan Jones displayed antique china and costumes while a minstrel skit and “Hangin' out de wash” drew laughter. The event included music by Scorse Holbeck Edward Fortune John Butz and F E Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Buzz
C. A. Quackenbush
Mr. Ackersville
Peter Brown
Brown
Beled Barker
Loran Haney
Albert Swanon
IE. E. Gilbert
Band Stand Planned For Summer Concerts In Town
A new school band stand west of the I O O F hall on North Main Street will host Wednesday evening summer concerts. The lighted stand will have convenient seating. Mrs. C F Meads and family and several Muskegon residents enjoyed a lake day at Bitely. Various locals attend social visits and family gatherings with plans for July Methodist Ladies Aid meeting and visits to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
C. F. Meads
Arch Smith
Fields Coads
Muskegon
W. G Alway
Lona Tracy
Bitely
Smith
Doads
William Ordway
Ordway
Alfred Petersen
Elmer
New Jersey
Ladies’ Aid
Society of Methodist Episcopal Church
Mathew Kienholz
Columbia Avenue
W. Leon Baker
C. M. Spencer
Charles Allison
A. LaPointe
Rex. Parker
Elaine
Parker
Jolly Carnival Lunches Include Music and Provisions
Lunches were served and every adjunct of the well regulated carnival was provided making the affair a jolly good time. Piano accompaniment by Mrs Coolman enhanced the event though profits and expenses had not yet been ascertained or estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolman
Six Hour Day Endorsed at Meet of 250 Switchmen
A six hour day was endorsed by about 250 switchmen at a union meeting. Delegates traveled to Niagara Falls via 19 Pullman cars funded by New York Central lines. Secretary James J. Davis spoke by air, delivering a popular address. T. C. Cashien was reelected international president, with C. B. Lightfoot of Saginaw named second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
New York Central
Buffalo
Conkling
Lafayette Hotel
Elks’ Temple
Eagles’ Hall
Davis
James J. Davis
Washington, D. C
T. C. Cashien
Switchmen’s Union of North America
C. B. Lightfoot
Saginaw
Lightfoot
Ludington
Pere Marquette
Driving Drunk Two Fined In Mason County Case
Glenn Cobb and Albert M. Rose were fined 100 and costs by Justice Henry Seeba on drunk driving charges. Rose paid 6.85 in costs, Cobb 7.15 plus a 90 day license revocation. Gilbert Moring faced a disorderly count with 6.75 costs. Deputy Edward J. Anderson filed complaints. others were arraigned on fishing in Lincoln lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cobb
Albert M. Rose
Henry Seeba
Rose
Illinois
Cobb
Gilbert Moring
Edward J. Anderson
Lincoln Lake
Mason County
Hamlin
Pere Marquette
Crystal
Pike Lakes
Harley Cooper
Otto Breitag
Clarence Thorington
Frank Knowles
Broadway Cafe
Camp Chronicles at Camp Michawa Opens Busy Day
June 21 at Camp Michawa finds eight scouts arrived the day before while a staff of 12 leaders has been onsite since Tuesday. The morning features waterproofing tents as leaders aim to ready facilities for the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertz
Joé Gembis
Fred J. Upthegrove
Camp
Michawa
Byrd's aide Gould and Roosevelt book delay noted
In New York on June 21 Rear Admiral Byrd recalls how his chief aide Dr Laurence Gould cannot predict his own words when drafting a letter to his sweetheart. Also reported is a hold on Owen Wister's Roosevelt book awaiting author contact abroad. Spokane quotes Dr Muhlberg asserting golf is harmful to the average man who plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Larry Gould
Admiral Byrd
Laurence M. Gould
University of Michigan
Owen Wister
Roosevelt
Spokane
Wash
William Muhlberg
Cincinnati
Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors
Byrd Welcomed Modestly After Lindbergh Parade
New York accorded Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd a modest 70 ton welcome, far smaller than Colonel Lindbergh's 1,800 ton homecoming. Street cleaning chief Charles Hand estimated the paper swept and street cleaning cost at 22,000 dollars, plus 9,000 dollars for the official reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhlberg
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Charles 8. Hand
Cotton Grows Dixie Cities to Sevens in Census
Atlanta reports 1920 to 1930 population gains pushing seven southern cities over 250000, with Louisville poised to join. New Orleans remains sole prewar quarter‑million city. Textile mills coal and iron spur growth east of the Mason-Dixon line. Cities listed include Atlanta Houston Dallas Birmingham San Antonio Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dixie
South
Texas
Louisville
New Orleans
Select Circle
Houston
Dallas
Birmingham
San Antonio
Memphis
Bulgarian Pomak Moslems Strike Over Daily Prayer Time
In Bofta on June 21, miners of Pomak origin refused to work demanding five daily prayer breaks for Muslims. Owners rejected production interruptions. Pomaks, a Bulgarian Muslim minority, retain fez, veil, and Arabic script, with about 90 members reported in southern Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bofta
Besause
Bulgaria
Aohammoedar
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Boulder Dam Seen As Western Tourist Wonder
Washington reports Boulder dam will attract tourists when finished. its column of water will reach 575 feet, dwarfing nearby Elephant Butte dam, 306 feet high, in New Mexico. A tragic accident at Elephant Butte where two workers were killed by suction near an air vent is noted as a cautionary tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boulder Dam
Interior Department
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Elephant Butte Dam
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Scottville
Mrs. Meyvis
Jess Petersons
Yanemy Fie
STP. Pawe
ALD Society
Riverton Town Hall
HMGME
BEE Supplies
John M.A. Hansen
Tel
GEM Theatre
Norma Shearer
McPherson's Drug Store
Dr. Hess
Rexall Store
N. V. McPherson
Avince Rae Feso
Dixieland
Sahlmark’s
Euclaf Scottville
Chas. C. Caswell
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