04 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
1
Readable fragments show community events in Manistee and nearby towns. Mentioned are anniversaries, lodge gatherings, visits by residents from Muskegon, district school activities, class progress in seventh and eighth grades, a quarantine alert for abies and livestock, a birthday tribute to Lydia Ann Rigel, and social events hosted by Mountain Rebekah lodge plus Mrs Alfred Wicklund.
Prank Kintner moves his family into the H C Roger house. Oliver Wittall’s Sunday gathering included Frank Kintner and family. William Luwaitia and others traveled to Detroit and Fountain. Manales and Willavage families hosted guests. multiple visits and dinners noted. Bree moving pictures and free school at Reek Brothers Fountain Saturday.
Donald Polsen’s friends gathered at his home Saturday afternoon to celebrate his birthday anniversary on the 20th. The gathering featured games, singing, and a grafanola session, followed by ice cream, cake, and orangeade at 5 o’clock. Attendees included Gordon Frenche, Lucile Frenche, Ruth Peterson, and several others, with a nine-candle birthday cake as centerpiece.
Sutton school plans a Friday evening program directed by Mr. Marcel 6 with an all student committee, promising original acts and refreshments. Victory Corners School reports February 37 ending, 20 days taught, 2a average daily attendance, 17 small orders, 5 total enrollment, 04 attendance percent.
Grace Clark and Grace Wh. Clark noted in Good Behavior contest. Massrs Farmar Auto Owner and Tractor Owner are listed. Free Show at Rock Brothers in Fountain Saturday with ad details dated 3 4 11.
A trial centered on a bottle of liquor and beer found at Mrs. Clutchey’s residence. Norman Barber testified he handed the pitcher and bottle to deputies after discovering them in the dining room and bathroom. Evidence showed the liquid contained alcohol, with the analysis detailing a brown liquid derivative from grain. The defense argued no knowledge of the liquor, and Mrs. Clutchey testified about her residence and lack of involvement, leading to her acquittal on Tuesday.
Mrs Stockman and others urged energetic farmer grange action to aid Michigan agriculture amid tourist market shifts. They discussed tuberculosis testing, roadside markets, and women’s roles in creating new income streams from cottage cheese, canning, flowers, and specialty products to boost rural prosperity.
Mary Fournier attorney Mile won acquittal in Paris court for Stanislawa Uminska Polish girl who killed her fiancé and faces cancer death plea. Conference urged renewed effort to strengthen the grange as a medium for federal work. Philadelphia report notes a letter carrier arrest, claimed confederate spy, and Zeppelin 223 arrival causing Quakertown residents to seek cellars.
Italian experts warn the Leanthe Tower of Visa stands teetering after tremors and weathering. Investigators urge stabilization to prevent collapse of a famed ancient wonder.
Mr Winey testified the questioned bottle of beer was not his and Sheriff Anneyson recalled for questioning if Winey visited jail the night of the raid He admitted he was drunk Hearing set for the next morning He has remained in care Two cases were nolle pressed John Grant charged with violating the liquor law was dismissed Harold Armsbury desertion case was nolle pressed on motion after his wife did not want to press charges George Kolb absconded Bond to be collected and he to be brought to court
The report covers a poorly attended Fine Grange meeting with notes on Americanization efforts in St. Stanislaus school and parish. A sight reading demonstration by young beginners under Mrs. Nettle Cooper highlighted modern teaching methods. Harrett Ass Co-operation urged county support for tuberculin testing Valry cows via the supervisors.
An advertisement promotes Marina LTrescription Tablets as a simple fat loss solution. It claims no dieting or starvation is needed, just taking tablets daily with exercise. The ad directs readers to buy from druggists and references the Mirnola Co Detroit address.
A Kansas City Times reader notes that phonograms records are being sold to accompany reduced exercise routines. The reader mentions the melody Oh Listen to the Band as part of the ordinary practice.
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