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Newspaper

Ludington Daily News

Location

Ludington, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

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Miss Stone to Wed Bay City Man July 1

Miss Margaret Stone a Mason county teacher to wed Erwin Duschene of Bay City on July 1 at Stone parents home in Eden. Duschene a Bay City pharmacist. Readerson notes local visits and a car accident near Gunn Lake with Dzoliak injured. Families relocate with Mercer moving to Big Rapids for work.

Miss Stone Bay City Margaret Stone Mason County Erwin Duschene Frank Stone Eden Jones School Amber Banner School Victory Scottville High School Mason County Normal Duschene Lucy Spencer Western State Teachers’ College Kalamazoo C. M. Spencer David Milne Elizabeth Leach Rose Mary Rogers Mary McDonald Ludington Patricia McDonald Margaret Ann Rogers Myrtle O’conell Muskegon Matt Urka Frank Cormany John Dzoliak Gunn Lake Dzoliak Scottvile Orville Mercer Big Rapids

Explaining the New General Sales Tax Act

Gilbert T. Shilson explains the newly enacted general sales tax set at three percent on retail sales from July 1 with a $1 license and monthly remittances. The tax broadens to most retail goods, excludes casual and farm sales, and credits exemptions, credits for cash basis, and annual returns. Revenue is allocated to welfare, state expenses, universities, with any balance directed to school aid.

Hédd State ‘Board of Tax Administration James Ks ‘Mogan Tax ‘Board University of Michigan Michigan State College

June Bugs Invade Apple Orchards at Nordhouse

June bugs are damaging apple crops in Nordhouse School area with pests more numerous than usual. Grasshoppers plentiful as well. spraying appears ineffective. Farmers begin early haying due to dry weather, while corn and potatoes thrive and tomatoes suffer moderate frost impact on some crops.

Nordhouse School Hamlin Ludington Frank Busta St. Paul Minn Alford Seneral Son Carl Carpenter Flint Upper Hamlin Lake Alford Soneral Charles Sladick

Banner School Graduates Visit from Ludington Area

Mrs Robert Thompson has been seriously ill for weeks after rheumatism and measles. Mrs Floyd McVicker stayed with her mother Mrs Anna Swanson. Eleanor Yocky Miss Alice De Yocky Fred W Yocky and others returned to Chicago after Ludington high school graduation. Eleanor Rosemary Martin were graduates. They visited George L Yocky and Harry Martin homes before leaving with Mrs Martin and James Yocky for a week with relatives. Strawberries are plentiful as farmers cultivate corn and beans in the district.

Robert Thompson Floyd McVicker Anna Swanson Eleanor Yocky Alice Dc. Yocky Fred W. Yocky Edward W. Ryan Alice F. Ryan James A. Ryan Chicago Ludington High School Eleanor Rosemary Martin

Miss Opal Kendall Dinner Party in North Riverton

North Riverton June 26 Mr and Mrs Ralph Kendall entertained in honor of Miss Opal Kendall who leaves Monday for a six weeks summer course at Central State Teachers College Pleasant. Guests included Rev and Mrs Arthur Fischer and many neighbors. Also noted were funeral services for Mrs Gertrude Harris and updates on local residents and families.

North Riverton Ralph Kendall Kendall Opal Kendall Central State Teachers’ College Pleasant Raymond Harmon Helen Donald Alice Lauden Verle Wanamaker Lucille van Dyke Alice Storm Ida Sterling Russell Bigsby Alfred Dittmer Raymond Dittmer Robert Sterling Leroy McLain Orval Bailey Lee Kendall William Mears

Local North Riverton notes and visiting relatives

North Riverton residents report recent hospitalizations of Mrs. Malcolm Goff and children in Muskegon after an auto crash their condition serious. Visitors include Viola and Inez Annabelle Woodward of Detroit and Viola family. Families gather at West Riverton Zion church for Children’s Day. Several local guests and extended family visit cottages and homes, with births and summer plans noted. includes Ludington, Detroit, Beaver Dam and Hamlin connections.

Henry Bigsby Russell Muskegon Malcolm Goff Howard Rupnow Beaver Dam Wis William Pleiness Sr Viola Inez Annabelle Woodward Detroit Arthur Nordine Nordine West Riverton Zion Church H. A. Bloomly Hart Marjorie William Butternut Earl E. Olmstead Attorney C. F. Olmstead Hamlin Oscar Nelson Harold Ludington Ory VanNortwick Ory VanNortwick. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Are the Parents of Mrs. VanNortwick Esther Prehn Amelia Schaeffer Lena Brunsma Opal Kendall William Mears Ida Sterling Bob Sterling Orval Bailey Raymond Harmon Florence Bogvad Evelyn Haberichter Muskeg William J. Turner Alice Clark Jeannette Butler Christ Bogvad Rasmussen Miller Carol von Glahn John Judge Austin Houk John Barowski John Jerome Paul Jr Barowski Paulina Stearns Hospital Fred Mavis John Pleiness Gordon Houk Guston Glahn

Jenks School Monthly Report Ends June 9

School report for Jenks school shows 12 girls and 18 boys enrolled, 95.7 percent attendance for the month, 91.1 percent attendance for the year, and an average membership of 25.8. Students neither absent nor tardy include Helen Baker, Frank Beadle, Clifford Franz, Jack Franz, Henry James, Russell James, Frances Jenks, Joe Jodko, Sophrona Jodko, Vin-

Jenks School Helen Baker Frank Beadle Clifford Franz Jack Franz Henry James Russell James Frances Jenks Joe Jodko Sophrona Jodko Vin

Promoted Pupils at St Stanislaus School in Ludington

The Ludington St Stanislaus school lists pupils promoted through grades from first to second and up to ninth. Names include Rose Kazmierski Daniel Ru tow ski Gertrude Jabrocki Phyllis Plosak James Betka and many others across each grade level up to ninth.

St. Stanislaus Stanislaus’ School Rose Kazmierski Daniel Rutowski Gertrude Jabrocki Phyllis Plosak James Betka Theodore Gadziemski Francis Kabat Raymond Wrubleski Virginia Betka Virginia Grabowski Elizabeth Szulczewski Dorothy Sniegowski John Kaminski Joseph Sielski Francis Zywicki Joseph Cho Landislaus Krupa Bronislaus Rakfal Bernardine Zywicki Phyllis Antezak Joanna Grabowski Victoria Izdebskii Veronica Kazmierski Bernice Klos Elizabeth Mantych Elizabeth Muszynski Margaret Szymanski Agnes Wrubleski Francis Wrubleski Segina Chonacki Stanislaus

School pupil roster and events at Selby School

The report lists students by status including absences and scholastic ranks with names such as Deward Beadle, Frank Beadle, Willmer Durham, Monroe Huddleston, Dolly James, Henry James, Frances Jenks, Ruth Maleckas and Frances Masaitis. Visitors for the month included Mrs Clifford Franz and Sophrona Jodko. A June 9 picnic at the schoolhouse featured potluck, ice cream, cake, punch, a ball game and races chaired by ISA I SELBY, Teacher.

Cent Maleckas John Maleckas Albert Masaitis Frances Masaitis Iva Standish Deward Beadle Inez Beadle June Beadle Dorothy Durham Willmer Durham Ervin Forbes Rosetta Forbes Gladys Fowler Dolly James Ruth Maleckas Dickie Saxton Marshall Standish Frank Beadle Monroe Huddleston

Crops Are Good Near Tallman

Tallman June 26 crops look good with frost damage to beans grapes and early potatoes on June 18. Corn slight damage. Hay cutting underway. Strawberries very good. Community notes include children’s day at Bachelor church with Tallman Elm Flats and Bachelor Sunday schools, visits from Flint and Chicago, and local farm tasks and graduations.

Tallman Bachelor Church Elm Flats Bachelor Elva DeMott Flint Clark Shoup Sam Goodman William Reed Fountain L. F. Bockstanz Ludington Louis Jr A. A. Johnson Postmasters Lansing D. M. Scott Ralston Keller

Drive from Saginaw To Ludington Offers Beauty to Travelers

The Michigan Good Roads network makes US-10 a scenic West Michigan route from Saginaw to Ludington. Paved segments reach Clare and the final 12 miles to Ludington, reducing railroad crossings by more than eight and trimming the distance between cities by 15 miles. Travelers pass rivers like the Tittabawassee, Salt, Muskegon, and Hersey, with wildlife such as deer, pheasants, and squirrels along the way. Lake Michigan appears from Baldwin, offering distant views with field glasses, plus lakes and cottages, trimmed trees, and roadside benches enhancing the journey toward Ludington’s beaches and parks.

L. P, Meads Michigan Saginaw Clare Reed City Custer Ludington Sanford North Bradley Farwell Muskegon Ewart Hersey Aeigein Baldwin Lake Michigan Scottville

Freesoil Social Notes From Montague To Cadillac

Freesoil column lists funeral for Mrs. C A Tobey with Mr and Mrs Fred Tobey and two children in attendance. District W C T U convention at Montague. Visitors include Mrs M Lockwood Clare, Mrs Harry Caldwell and Esther of Wisconsin. Local trips and arrivals include Chalker family heading to Luther and Ann Arbor plans. Educational moves include Helen Dick teaching at Fairfield and Mrs Dick attending Western State Teachers College Kalamazoo while visiting Charlevoix.

Fred Tobey Kenneth Stevens Plymouth Tobey C. A. Tobey C. W Holden Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Montague M. Lockwood Clare Harry Caldwell Esther Wisconsin James Thompson Lockwood Caldwell Thompson Orin Chalker Alice Coppen Luther Ann Arbor University A. Cole and Sons Albert Billie Glen Chas. Cole Flint Francis Cole Bay City Cole Pere Marquette Railroad Gertrude Dick David Helena Chirlevoix Harriett Darr Freesoil Western State Teachers’ College Kalamazoo Charlevoix No i Helen Dick Fairfield Fay LaGuire George Bernard Corlis Carl Frantes. Smith

Picnic Enjoyed by Summit Club on Lake Michigan

Center Summit extension club members held a Thursday picnic at Summit Park after an attendance contest. Barbecue sandwiches and assorted foods were served. Guests of honor included Mrs. Helen Wayt, Miss Miriam Wayt, Mrs. Ruby Jensen, and many local families. A bonfire and beach dips capped the pleasant evening by Lake Michigan.

Center Summit Extension Club Suremit Park Lake Michigan Helen, Wayt Miriam Wayt Ruby Jensen Walter Olmstead Grace Hitchcock Harold Fitch John Houkart Steven ‘Herban Larry Kistler Morris Kistler Wesley Hawley Earl Olmstead Roy van Nortwick Myrtle Fitch Grace Hull Lloyd Broder Ella Elkins Gilbert Broder Verne Olmstead Helen Alexander Elmer Péterson

Advertising Federation Opens Annual Conventions in Grand Rapids

In Grand Rapids on June 26 a member association began its annual convention ahead of general sessions. Greetings were extended by President Roosevelt as the event opened this morning with the federation set to hold formal sessions this afternoon.

Grand Rapids Advertising Federation«of America Roosevelt

Chesterfield's milder taste explained in three tobaccos

The copy describes a Chesterfield cigarette blend using three distinct domestic tobaccos seasoned with Turkish and cross blended to weld flavors. It promises a milder smoke with better taste and character without excessive strength.

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