29 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
1
Freesoil hosts a shingling bee at the Anthony Pont home to cover new loam and many relatives from Manistee attend. A sale at the Sadowski farm drew a fair crowd Tuesday despite unfavorable weather, with more notes on community visits, hospital stays, travel plans, and farm activities across Freesoil and nearby districts.
The Nebbs Bolshevik ald family were Manistee callers. Arle Wilden and Rhine Thaddee enjoyed time on Ford Lake Sunday. German and English services will be held at St. John’s Sunday July 3. Rev. Storm will lead both services. Ladies' Aid plans a monthly meeting in the church basement Thursday afternoon June 30.
Eden Pioneer, a 77 year old farmer, celebrated his birthday at his daughter Mrs Alfred Wicklund’s home. He is noted for his agricultural knowledge and annual attendance at Michigan State College rallies where he obtained plans for a lime spreader built by his son in law Alfred Wicklund. He distributed seed potatoes from the rally to grandchildren and offered a prize for the best potato crop from the seeds. The item lists numerous local visitors and events surrounding the celebration and nearby community activities.
North Amber and surrounding communities report a series of social visits, picnics, and weekend gatherings with residents from Liblinsiga to Pentwater. Notable items include the death of George Tawse in Toledo, and Theodore Block drowning near Penetec lake. Attendees at homes in Victory called on neighbors including Albert Kronlein and Chinde Tilly. A farm worker, Russell Shappee, is employed at the Amirew Peterson farm amid local witnessing. Crystal Lake fishing reports and general yard activity are noted.
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