Red Cross drive funds flour sale at Custer store
In Custer Michigan on a Saturday mid June a special sale at the B A Brayman store raised five percent of flour and cereals profits for the Red Cross. Mrs Manel Myers led the sale with Kathieon Morrison and Mrs Elizabeth McDonald canvassing houses for orders. The local Red Cross praised Brayman for donating his share of profits.
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Custer
B.A. Braynan
Red Crown
Manel Myers
Kathieon Morrison
Pinabeth McDonald
Jocal Red Cross
Braymian
Red Cross
Northwest Custer social for Red Cross event notes many guests
A Northwest Custer social to benefit the Red Cross featured an enthusiastic crowd, with Misses Ante and Ole Dauey performing in a ceremonial program. Guests included A. O. Breneb, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Gant, and others as a community gathering highlighted by music and pledges. A car accident near Viney B Poniut B built a sense of disruption, while someone underwent surgery for an unspecified hand issue.
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Halds Social
Breneb
Ole Dauey
Visihinti
Norarat College
Ainss
Muri
Oshart
Meridia
Ass Alyse
Arnold
Plomtoaan
Wes
Ness
Scortville
Cil Aly
Charles Thermaie
Frosty Weekend Social Roundup in Custer Area
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the record with neighbors and kin. Families from Custer and Scottville hosted relatives, shared meals, and exchanged greetings, including Corrie Tenegade, Lily Ressegile, and the Veeder household, amid light frost reports and town chatter.
McCLELLAN SCHOOL NOTES AND SUMMER WORK PLANS
Miss Mabel Shult is detained for the winter and will spend the summer at Ser Tome. Stella Melay left Monday for Charlevoix to be employed for the season. Local attendees at a recent hall dance included Bertha Nes tot and others. A county ball occurred Sunday at the Scuttyidle Community Hall with Mr and Mrs Claude Sluuttac and Lynden present. Several residents visited Laddinston and were in town Wednesday. Church services will be held Friday evening April 28 as Roy Laight attends convention. no service at the usual schoolhouse due to minister absence.
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Nuty
Shelby
John Sind
California
Paulin Steins
Operon
Mosey Wharter
Crump
Carsten
Parenty
Albert Farter
Sonth Custer Merc Ulatter
Camp
Coster
Blanch MeLroy
Sieye
Areca
Tel Oana
Suediay
Gen
Phar Cate
Fretory Tirard
Mtr
Wai Olsen
Sontt Chater
Bivid al
Mae
Ayah Spiandell
Fabvon
Chateania Robert
Walner Petersen
Dchter
Katherine
May
Mos
Thd
Gordon
Sen. Bee
Ladinsten
Onetea
Carter
A.C
Ales
Aid Ochilelrent
Hurthetae Samay
Mary Sproul
Don
Moerson Latlee
Uist
C Pheer
St Shans
Doe
Aracuted
Livia
Celin
Sauer School
Ara Treiman
Vullwhon
Lewis
Drifton
Manson Pot
Lany Tages
Chang
Tbs Tor
Custer ‘Township
Mabel Shult
Stella Melay
Chartevoixy
Teyvonne
Viola Isabel
Stella Mekiy
Bory Johnson
Ernest
August Olae
Carl Christan
James Meany
Gaal
Melstulos Mettothia
Giro
Saya Grove
South Sienna
Sath Sherman
Byw Seurecat
Claude Sluuttac
Yon
Lynden
Willaworth
Mise Tadbol
Bn Ladinston
Richard Wilde
South Washington
Aivegne
Bertha Nelson
Ae Ladithgton
Chia
Bird
Thelen Christan
Tia Mae Rheeder
Bessie Goings
Viel Mekaty
Harry AteOredian
Tadben
Iridas Ovedihg
Roy. Laight
Children Day Programs and Funeral Services at Mason County
The Mason County News reports a patriotic Children’s Day program led by Mrs Floyd Fitch Miss Aime Benedict and Rev Wade at the church, with decorations and songs. It notes the funeral of Brye Sr at his son Fred Brye’s home, with Rev Lang of Milwaukee and attendance from relatives including Chicago and Milwaukee connections.
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Deh
Floyd Fitch
Aimeh Benedict
Rev
Wade
Art
Brye
Fred Hrye
Lang
Milwaukee
Dolly
Ludington readers praise Doan’s Kidney Pills
Local residents report relief from back pain and weak kidneys after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Testimonials cite persistent aches, nerve strain, and fatigue but note improvement following the product. Street addresses and names appear in the testimony.
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Ludington
Donwalt
DARR SCHOOL Community Harvest News and Local Visits
DARR SCHOOL shows activity as students and staff prepare for harvest events. Mentions of Mrs. Ed. Pewards and Selva Hubili visiting relatives, local farm notes on cattle and meat prices, and several residents’ Sunday visits. Weather hints and a crowded weekend with play noted.
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Mintth
Abrs
Lou
Miwre
Kindiy
Red Cross
Rowling
Dieters
Mik, Davis
Mes
Mus Keoa
Selva Haug
Phe
Rhy
Caclins
Caniee Thompson
Satay
Alr
Tharvey
Taterson
Lean Theker
Bhay
Cloldea
Aiteend
Rie Thonohian Ciel
Manistee
Deery Patel
Ieee
Jd Smith
Ed. Pewards
Mountain Sauadioy
Selva
The Deacons Entangled at Buck's Corners School
A 10 cent pie social for Red Cross funds is announced for Buck's Corners School with a staged farce The Deacons Entangled featuring Dereen Penrose Dan Legegetta and other locals The piece is set for Friday evening June 28 at 4 mele local time.
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Buck’s Corners
Buck's
Colrnas
Summit Township
Mata
Buck
Dereen Penrose
Dan Legegetta
Penrose
Magele Krall
Ruth Penrose
Margaret Schoenmeideknecht
Calvin Spangler
Tarohl Difford
Key, Sapher
Einner Merwin
Georgie Sapher
Trudy Buck
Larry Baxter
Ernest Schemeideknecht
Stanley Gilford
Kity C'ourk
Uusi Meide Bali Clford
Hatterty
Paticeman
Delbert
Thockley
Eharged
My. Orybody
Social Roundup in South Sherman Area
Myr and Mrs Godfried Wagner hosted Thursday evenings. McKinley and Martha Mielley drove to Scotlandville Saturday. Most beans and parties in Union vicinity froze Saturday night. Sommerfeld and sons William and Herbert motored to Lansing on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Nels Trury and daughters Alford and Olga called at the Andrew Atclerson home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Verd McLelan were callers in Manningon Friday. Joe Veretle transferred business Friday. McKinsey McLellan attended the so int given at Wtadlinsan Wednesday. Horbork Sommerfeldt ended i robe draft quota which tett ALonday. Mr Paul flows MebLellan aid, children atent at iB, Mbeielan home Sunday. My and Gaakfrieft Whysmer spent Sunday in hiding can visiti Tolliver.
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Myr
Godfried Wagner
Mckinley
Martha Mielley
Scoltville
Unis
Ark Sommerfeld
William
Herbert
Lansington
Nels Trury
Alford
Olga
Andrew Atclerson
Verd McLelan
Manntiin Wridas
Joe Veretle
Coster Wriday
Mckinsey McLellan
Wtadlinsan
Horbork Sommerfeldt
Alonday
Whysmer
West Freesoil area social notes from Tuesday visit
Residents hosted guests and neighbors at the Bastar and Phelan lowes gathering. Mrs Neottig Mercivih called on friends while Amide Millar and Mr w Kpaiak welcomed a new baby boy. Lincoln river Hol Cross auxiliary enjoyed a pleasant day and plans for Red Cross activities were discussed.
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AL Swwausan
Neottig Mercivih
Thie Bastar
Phelan
Southeast Victory Residents Share Summer Plans At Home
Kimima Fisher and AWanel Cook completed Uiery school work and arrived for the summer at a local home. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. A Jefferson of Ludinelow visited Mr. and Mrs. George Sivelair, with Mrs. TE Fisher. Gertrude Moore and daughter joined Scottyville visitors Friday. A frost Saturday night caused notable damage in the area.
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Kimima Fisher
Awanel Cook
Behuderaft
A. Jeverson
Ludinelow
George Sivelair
TE. Fisher
Moore
Gertrude
Scottyille
Fred Laularwasser
Andrew Vogel
Scottyville
Falings
George Sinclaip
A. Fisher
M Alfield Burg
Fort Lake
Wilson Miller
South Custer
T. I. Moore
George Sinclair
WY. If. Fisher
Soldier Takes Bride in Mid June Wedding
O L Shanks of Clump Custer and Miss Merte Waller of Charleguix wed in a June ceremony as listed in Daily News Want Ads Pry.
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O. L. Shanks
Clump Custer
Merte Waller
Charleguix
Daily News
Notice to destroy obnoxious weeds in Victory Township
The notice requires owners to cut and destroy obnoxious weeds on any land in Victory Township Mason County Michigan or along state highways by July 1 1918 and September 1 1918. Failure to comply will incur costs of removing the weeds with a lien on the property and possible extra charges. The notice is signed by Louts Olstn Highway Commissioner of Victory Township dated June 7 1918.
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Rouge
Township of
Victory
County of
Mason
State of Michigan
Winnie Ofans
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