Mason County News Briefs Note Social Visits In Area
In Peru Marquette Township residents report light weather impacts. Mr and Mrs Magnus Carson and Mrs John Nelson visited Andrew Hoffman on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Heastind spent Sunday with their children in Ladington. Mr and Mrs Clark Bradshaw of Riverton visited the We Bradshaw home Thursday. Tonat Phursing hosts a farewell party at Marchido home for Henry Marehido who left Monday. A pleasant evening with refreshments noted. memory of life and friends referenced.
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Peru Marquette Township
Magnus Carson
John Nelson
Andrew Hoffman
Robert Heastind
Ladington
Clark Bradshaw
Riverton
We. Bradshaw
Tonat
Marchido
Henry Marehido
Township Corners and Local Notices Mix of Names and Events
A jumble of names, travel notes, and town happenings through Sherman Sheridan Custer and Branch counties. Mentions of Misa Landom, Meo Tandon, Himes Remwek, Annie Wide, A Todd and Mary Wanda Hide, Mildred Landon, Frank Weinert, and others linked to gatherings, trips, and a Sunday to Monday sequence. Scotville boys enlist and travel to New York for coast artillery training.
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Sherman
Sheridan
Custer
Branch
Landon
Ford Ink
Caltods
Landomn
Larson Honored By Surprise Party
A social event celebrated David Larson at his parents’ home with a large attendance. Guests enjoyed a pleasant evening with refreshments, while neighbors and friends exchanged pleasantries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Dunia
David Larson
Amb Mea
John A. Larson
Breesoll
Heuer
Local Farmers and Residents Gather in Week of News
Washer returns home from Inatature area while Morfa and Lanletwaknat of Lardington enjoy Birnday at home. W. H. Kyerphy visits Baldwin Late Airday to find Alter visiting in Crane Tinpita for two weeks. Walter Peterson on furlough spends Sunday at Lauterwaad home. Morning traffic delays noted and oversoon travel expected next week. Mr and Mrs I Moore and others attend Sentryne Thiralay. Austin Murphy sick with measles for a week. Or Maldwin of Lidington visits farm Friday. J Musareoting and Arthur Musier of Lineal River visit TW Moore Friday. Horlo Unthaway, recently returned from two weeks away, now at the traffic camp oat Colima Mes. J Unthaway calls at J Mebontell home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T H. Washer
Morfa
Uh Lanletwaknat
Lardington
Hale
Lauterwaad Vor
Mra
Moore
George Mith
Jullug Peterson
Atmlow Vogel
Sentryne
Bheldowsa Sala
Austin Murphy
Maldwin
Lidington Apent
J. Unthaway
Puesiay
West Logan News Patchy Saturday Dances and Frost Hit Crops
Local notes report a heavy frost threatening potato and tomato crops and a dry spell affecting wheat and corn. A well attended head Cross dance at Bulfewintgerk's barn on Saturday grossed twenty dollars after expenses. Town residents Mr and Mrs Sherman McCiunsber and Mrs W A Burke hosted business matters in Walkerville on Wednesday. A local from here attended a Star Lake dance Saturday, Otto Bogner was caller at the Koesler home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Buffenbarger were at the Royal Hotel. Mrs Ed Howe and Miss Marvel Trumpower visiting with her sister. Strawberries look good despite frost, Farm trips to Branch noted. W R Masten and daughter joined Fledsler and Howe James Bacneedsiy evening. Wil Balwer returns from Wisconsin for a few days. Joe Cht struck a flowing well on Offo Bonners place to depth 840 feet last week. Goodhy and Scottyville visitors at McAmber home.
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Bulfewintgerk
Salurday
Sherman McCiunsber
W. A. Burke
Walkerville
Bauman
W. RB. Masten
Mrs. Howe
Ure
Fledsler
Ad Howe
James
Goodhy Steach
Scottyitle
McAmber
McCLELLAN SCHOOL Letter Brothers Move House to Farm
McCLELLAN SCHOOL reports Letter Bros moved their house from Coo Chisholm to their own farm, while Candma Jensen of Tandington visits Artinia Peterson farm. Miss Canada? McClellan spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Bessie Go VR. Nearby youths from the area shared Sunday time at Round Lake. The Misses Tota Brodket and Vic Inv McKay visited in Guster Wednesday as Arthur Peterson and family spent Tuesday with relatives Ming Clara Lefler and Misé.
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Custer Township
Letter Bros
Coo
Chisholm
Candma Jensen
Tandington
Artinia Peterson
Canavia
McClellan
Bessie
Round Lake
Arthur Peterson
Ming Clara, Lefler
Misé
NOTCH TO DESTROY OBNOXIOUS WEEDS NOTICE
Public notice from Victory Township Mason County Michigan warns landowners to cut and destroy obnoxious weeds on or before July 1 1918 and again on September 4 1918 with penalties including costs plus 10 percent levy if not complied. The notice, issued by Highway Commissioner Louis Olsen, applies to land along highways and rights of way within the township limits.
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Linda
Masset
State of
Michigan
Mont
Iowa
Rania
Victory
County of
Manon
Pallure
D. Ys
Community Notes From Custer and Nearby Areas
McKay were shopping in Custer Wednesday afternoon. James Ackerman, in Maryland for the winter, was revealing old acquaintances in this neighborhood Friday. Miss Bessie Goings spent Thursday with Miss Vio la McKay. Mrs. A. I. Frayer returned from Toledo, Ohio, where she visited her son Lloyd for the last two weeks.
Branch and Sweetwater Community Notes
Oliver Genter, three, broke a collar bone after a family visit as Walter Genter returned to work. Weldon Creek residents Ole Brenne Jr and family called on the Stevensons, while J B McMurtry and daughter Vivian traveled from Cheboygan to collect goods and returned home. Glenn Young hosted a midsummer party, Lee Creat and Voluhl McLees moved cattle, Matt Stevenson sold nine head of cattle, and Mrs. Hart Baker planned to remain with her parents after visiting Annesville. The Baker family expects news as Mr. Baker heads to France. Julius Stephens cuts rye. the front settled the gin. Jack Wroat visited Branch residents. Brant and Kot from Fountain spent Thursday in Branch.
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Oliver Genter
Walter Genter
Ole Brenne, Jr
Weldon Creek
Stevenden
J. B. McMurtry
Vivian
Cheboygan
Mich
Thomas Tweedale
Baker Ha Wag
France
Waller Genter
Mcfarlane
Julius Stephens
Jack Wroat
Fils
Brant and
Henry Kot
Fountain
Branch Huraday
Nordine Farewell Party Given by Friends
Thirty seven friends of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nordine gathered in northwest Ludington for a farewell party to honor the Nordines as they move to Ludington for the future. Speeches shared old memories by John Youngeulst G Swanson and A Nordine etc. Guests recalled pioneer days and the couple’s long years in town with their team of oxen. The event closed with refreshments and best wishes for happiness and good winds in their new home.
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Andrew
Nordine
Ludington
John Youngeulst
G. Swanson
Messrs
Guat
Swanson
Andrew Nordine
Golitary
Markets By Wire Hit Thearted Press Chicago June 29
Markets by wire report from Chicago cites receipts and prices across commodities. Togs, receipts 16 000 with varied prices. cattle and hogs show mixed, beef and pork values listed. Butter and eggs quoted, potatoes receipts and prices noted with ranges.
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Chicago
Tegrtvot
Puyol Oe Cvattel
sLonty
Two Killed in Air Fall at Mount Clements Michigan
Mount Clements Michigan June 2 Theut Raymond Ampleton of Pendleton Oregon and Private Edgar Sawyer of Hartford Connecticut both in the Eighth Hundred and Thirtieth aero squadron U S A were killed Thursday when their machine spun into a tail dive and crashed 150 feet to the ground. The craft caught fire and both bodies were badly burned.
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Mount Clements
Mich
Raymond Ampleton
Pendleton
Ore
Edgar Sawyer
Hartford
Conn
U.S. A
Germany to confer with U S on prisoners of war
Germany accepts U S invitation to send representatives to Berne Switzerland for a conference on August 6 with an American delegation on exchange and treatment of prisoners of war. The item notes the joint talks aim to outline terms and protections for POWs.
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Washington
ID. C
Germany
United States
Berne
Switzerland
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