Community Ladies Host Day At School Meet
The event featured costumes and pictures with Grandpa and Uncle Jerry among the attendees. Mrs. C F Meads and Mrs J Jay helped with hosting. A program included singing and a duet as Mrs Blake and Mrs Balor performed. Dinner was served. 48 members attended including Winey of Ludington and Dorothy Andersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maral
Odiat
Dreesid Tire
Grandpa
Jerry Aminog
Susie
Wate
B. Clay
Tes Blake
Balor
Folk
Wahid
Pee Ee
Nelson Surprise Birthday Party in Ory Township
Local notices recount a surprise birthday gathering for Mr. Nelson on March 18 with several relatives and friends attending a dinner and games. Obituary notes report the sudden death of Watt Larson in Milwaukee, with funeral arrangements and condolences from the community. Mrs Jensen hosts an event honoring her daughter’s birthday with guests including Mrs. Wm. Ork and family. social visits and daily life details close the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelstay
Bertha
Peterson
Harold Nelson
Mra
Danish Lutheran Ladies Plan April Bazaar
Young ladies host a birthday luncheon with ten candles as Miss Lillian receives gifts. Danish Lutheran church Ladies Aid meet March 11 to plan a box social and bazaar at Lena Hendrickson’s hall on April 1, inviting all. William Hansen and family host dinner with guests from Ludington and local neighbors. James Hasse hangs wallpaper for Mrs. Peter Peterson in West Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paulsen
Agnes
Lana
Hazel Anderson
Carrie
Vera Christofferson
Mildred Peterson
Mynile
Anderson
Louise
Lucille
Mariy Hansen
Anna Paulsen
Louise Andersen
John , Andersen
William Hansen
Paul Timpy
Lillian
Louis Jensen
Marian
Laurence
Roy Outcatt
Ludington
John Mortensen
Gleanera i
Town Hall
James Hasse
Peter Peterson
West Victory
Local Social Notes and Moves in Scotiville Area
Mrs C B Douga of Scotiville hosted by Mrs Geo Wakfield on Friday. Mrs Lewis Midbo returned from Muskegon after a week end with Mr Midbo employed there. Floyd Malott came home from Milwaukee for work. J Vande Vissa of Fremont delivers seed and writes contracts for Heinz Pickte Co. at the salting station here. Mrs Frank Russel returned from Belding where she stayed with her son Herman. Alvin Larson, Western Union worker, came home from Chicago after a four month stint. The community hosts visits from Mr and Mrs Glenn Willis and children Telia and Lyle, and Mr Vande Visse of Fremont. Frank Knust and son Hyerret from Chicago visited March 11 to attend to business here. The county moves the escreen from the Dunbar gravel pit after completing screening. Mr and Mrs Wilt Renwick plan to move this week to their new Fountain area home, leaving the Quat Schoenherr farm after a year and a half. Mr Bacon of Valhalla is doing home carpentry for George Wakfield this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Russel
Belding
Herman Russell
Alvin Larson
Western Union Telegraph Co
Paulina Burbank
Chicago
Glenn Willis
Telia and
Lyle
Pl. Vande
Wisse
Fremont
Wilis
H. Bedker
da_ Fern
Frank Knust
Hyerret
Dunbar Gravel Pit
Wilt Renwick
Fountain
Quat Schoenherr
Bacon
Valhalla
George Waktfield
Local Social Notes Highlight Birthday Tributes
Mrs. Pehrson receives surprise birthday gathering at home with neighbors and music. A luncheon follows as guests include I. G. Brandt, Paul Weinert, Theodore Brandt and family, Chas Johnson, Vern Danielson, and Warren Brandt. George Peterson hosts eighth birthday party for George Jr with games and treats for guests. Others visit and socialize at various homes, with families from Pere Marquette, Ludington, and nearby towns joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetvey Lownr Ag
Pehrson
Honor Guent
Piereun
sUues Wan
I. G
Brandt
Paul Weinert
Theodore Brandt
Ittle Son
Warren
Chas. Johnson
Vern
Danielson
George Peterson
George, Jr
Birthday Dinners Mark Week in Ullverton Township
In Ullverton Township a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Gust Heldemann and another for her daughter Mrs rank Beng shared the same week. Mrs Weldemann hosted a 2 pm Sunday gathering with many relatives and friends present. Attendees included the Bens family, Amber Teng and children, Misses Angelie Schaeffer and Margaret Selby, and others. Visiting relatives from Detroit and Scottville were noted, along with local celebrations and recoveries, including Josie Lanufeldt’s post operation return to activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullverton Township
Gust Heldemann
Jairth‘ Rand
Rank Beng
Fryand
Caroline
Angelie Schaeffer
Margaret Selby
Gunt Asklemenn
Gust Heldemany
Jank Beng
John Did
Chdren
Detroit
Guyt Yon Glahn
Dude
M. Judge
William Allen
Scottville
Aden
Mise
Josie Lanufeldt
Mipy Langsfeldt
Merk
Social notes from West Riverton and area families
Miss Minnie Rahn returned home after a pleasant winter with sisters Mrs Edward Schmock and Mrs Win Burmeister of Pontiac. Wilhelmina Benz and Matt Suret Selby drove to West Riverton for a social at West Riverton school, spending the weekend with Mrs Bene’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Gust Heidemann. Mr and Mrs George Ferrin of Scottville visit their mother Mrs Otto Listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Langfeldt
Minnie Rahn
Edward Schmock
Win. Burmeister
Pontiac
Wilhelmina Benz
Matt Suret Selby
West Riverton
West Riverton School
Mies Bene
Gust Heidemann
George Ferrin
Scottville
Otto Listing
West Riverton Program Aids Playground Fund
The West Riverton school held a Friday evening program and social to raise funds for playground equipment. Despite a storm, rooms were crowded and teachers Harry McFarlan and Misa Florence Tindale were praised for their cooperation. The event featured recitations dialogues music and various performances. Sunday services were announced for West Riverton and nearby churches with a community focus, plus a caucus attendance note and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riverton
Harry McFarlan
Misa Florence Tindale
Willie
Carl Witte
Ireland
Viola Nelson
Elsie van Dyke
Mildred Wagner
Anna Haberichter
Edith Bigsby
Harry McFarland
Ranaie van Dyke
Mr. Langston
Max Kiefer
Ewi
Russell Hansen
Elwye Olmstead
Gilbert Larson
Robert Kiefer
Georgia
Nel Ie Hatihah
Lucille van Dyke
Viola
Nelsen
Pat
Misa Tyndall
Township Social Daily News Names Local Visitors
Fragmented report lists residents and visitors in Muskegon Ludington and nearby areas. Mentions Mrs Wo Birener Mike Pullin Waatz and others visiting relatives, callers at Friese home, and weekend gatherings with Wriese Rehoebery and Rehoebery families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birener
Mike Pullin
Waatz
Avenian Tb
Muskegon
Afandas Swenilig
Sehuls
Walter Kurth
Ludington
Lincoln Valley Visits and Local Social Reminders
In a fragmented regional note, residents including Peter Nuidersott Oliver Melin and Matol Nulsen visited Midway and Milergu. Mentions of Maver jBrat Sijiday with Mi and Mos, Wismedy dens PL henson tear dry, and Jaulingtos socializing appear among brief home visits and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAI Paw Yy
Ors
Wrank Bya Cine
Leamard Lyon
Mos
Peter Nuidersott
Oliver Melin
Milergu
Wismedy
Dens
Henson Agi
Thursday's Puzzle Answer Highlights Local Mystery
Sunday's crossword rattled readers as Mrs Tay Babcook makes a business trip to Ludington on Monday. The brief notes a sequence of events and a nod to puzzle fans following the page’s recurring teaser.
Fairview School Monthly Report and Activities
The Fairview school reports 24 days taught in February, total attendance 325 with average daily 103, eight boys and zero girls enrolled, attendance percentage 6.0. Two pupils, Edgar and Eugene Cowell, were neither tardy nor absent. Francis Collin Emery Anderson and Glen Peterson were tardy but not absent. Eighth grade finished memorizing Gettysburg Address. Sixth and seventh grades work on geography workbook and a cross word puzzle party. Mrs. Fred Anderson hosted a Wednesday evening event with puzzles, dancing, and luncheon. Several locals listed attending or noted for visits and errands, including George Anderson and Stella Shkumkowski, with various trips to Ludington and Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suummie
Ownslip
Moeuthy
Fairview Selurol
Averie
Pela
Edgar Cowell
Eugene Cowell
Francis Collin Emery Anderson
Glen Peterson
Floyd Bartell
Hardy
Lincoln
Fairview School
Elm Flats Club Organized and Notes on Meeting
Fragmented report of a local club meeting with names and places faded. Mentions of refreshments, guest attendance, and a late 19th century medical promotion offering Chamberlain remedies for coughs stomach troubles and skin issues for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Ian Colbie
Marels
Piaced Clegks
Mes Mloyd Boughton
Conference of Sunday School officers set for Scottville
Michigan district leaders from Benzie to Wexford meet in Scottville at the Methodist church on April 8 for a school of instruction. County presidents secretaries and youth leaders will attend with forenoon afternoon and evening sessions. Rupert Stephens of Mason County to speak. event follows postponed Young People's conference due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottville
Mich
IW. H. Engle
Lansing
Michigan Sunday School Association
Ninth
Benzie
Man-istee
Lake
Qeenna
Mecosta
Mason
Leelanau
Newaygo
Muskegon
Wexford
Methodist Episcopal
J. Edy
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Scottville
A series of social notes from Scottville lists Mr and Mrs William Anderson visiting Tuesday and several residents stopping by the Andrew Peterson home Sunday. Other entries mention Mrs Roy Hallberg and Mrs Marie Wennher at the Roy Hallorg home midweek, and a barn incident involving Jack Kroxze xwho is at Henry Petersons. The Victory Grange pas haid meeting drew a large crowd on March 4 with single men to serve the line, Roy Hallberg and Rasmord Clark are seen hauling wood, and Jamies Alderson suffered severe burns Tuesday evening injuring clothing. The text records multiple local visits and a fire-related accident with uncertain spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Scottville
Andrew Peterson
Roy Hallberg
Marie Wenhder
August Anderson
Jane Anderson
Myre
Roy Hallorg
Jack Kroxzex
Henry Petersons
Marguerite
Ramona WatersSop
Ue Victory Grange
Rasmord Clark
Box Social and Bazaar Held by Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid society will host a box social and bazaar at the home of Mrs. Lena Henrikson on April 1 to raise funds for the local church and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sceme
Lena Henrickson
Kansas sunflower state banner and wheat pride noted
Local notes report KC sunflower and state flag debate, Kansas wheat bragging rights, and school children voting sunflower as state flower. Also mentions legislative debate, Pacific trade fleet plans with Nippon Kaisha lines, and expected government subsidies. Minor items include social gatherings and community notices with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
House of Representatives
Local page notes and social visits in Ladington area
Mr and Mrs Hlbert Keone and son John of Ladington were guests of Mr and Mrs H Z Ore ery Tuesday evening. Mrs B F Brunke was in Ladington Tuesday. Mrs E W Beek visited relatives in Dartington Tuesday. B P Brunke loaded a car of potatoes at Bachelor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs I D Ogilvie were business visitors in Scotsville Wednesday. Miss Ruth Heise owns a new Ford sedan and Frank Roly taser a new Ford coupe purchased this week. Glenn Wester spending the week at his name here. Mr and Mrs Ralph Gaushkre red back to other towns after spending Ye wine in own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlbert Keone
Ladington
H. Z
Oreery
B. RF. Brunke
E.W. Beek
Dartington Tursddasy
B. PF. Brunke
Bachelor
Wack
I. D. Ogilvie
Scotsville
Ruth Heise
Frank Roly
Ten year dispute ends in Kansas selecting flag
A garbled historic Kansas flag selection item notes a ten year dispute over the state banner. The report mentions the post office, a controversy centered on the state flag’s design, and a center emblem, with references to a court-like process and a state seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Japan to Build Nine New Ocean Liners
Seattle March 20 The Seattle Times reports Japan plans to spend 27 850 000 to expand its passenger fleet with nine massive liners to be constructed over the next five years. The project aims to boost Japan’s shipping capacity and prestige as it enlarges its sea transport fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
The
Seattle Times
Japan
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Ole Thompson
Pry Johnson
Wood
Anenyta
Wart Lexw
Victor Jensen
Peter Mogensen Helga
Vucata
Neanwen
Robert
Macdrax
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Ole
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Danish Lutheran Church
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Lena Hendrickson
Eagle’s Corners
R. Waterman
Ark
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Visior Fit School
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Helen
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Paradise
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Arithmeles
Jthurcho
Ido
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St. Paul's Church
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Harold Harmon
Russel Meline
Robin
Hell In the Summit
Mr. Rose
Friese
Selly
Vie’ Weinert
Kreltzman
Tisle Estley
Miss Hunt Wriese
Wid Bisley Strow Af Ludinton
Custer Press
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Matol Nulsen
Vad Mas
jMarold Wiltinmeen
Dudingten
Valle Wiekelson
Hans Vinisen
Fealibeton
Tye
Dean Jurmken
Dpe Inudsan
Ibie
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Tiwio
Fred Anderson
Onabelle Beeha
Bernice Beebt
Estella Weldon
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Vessie Brown
Jessie Marshall
Myrile Anderson
Lohman Lievho
Merman Larsen
Eugene Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Henry Marshall
Alfred Hansen
George Anderson
Summit
Wessie Brown
North Amber
Waskell Grenell
Mmother
Stella Shkumkowski
Corenelf Hae
Will Tara
Joe
Quy Mavis
Randi
Aldred Snedeker
Uetins
Iowa
Elas Syrapomukne
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Ciamberlain
Chamberlain
Conference of Sunday Schools
Ninth Congressional District
Nistelet Hider
Stev. B. F. Hicks
Big Rapids
Free Methodist Church
Will Holid
South Custer
Scotsville Wee Methodist Church
Paul Clancy
John Stufler
Pretis
Willinem
Gudingtuma Hospital
Eversneda Delle
Pyle
Victory Town Hall
Lake Shore
Slith
J. Agens
A. Kinney
W. Merritt
Reother
Alylss
Annie Beckman
George
Tl. Agens
J. Purnreos
A. Hull
Mason Sterage
Nippon ¥Usen Kaisha Line
Nippon
Toyo Kisen
Pitt Panther
Topeka
Redy
Ester
Peters
Scott
Buoett & Towne
Bloccfield
Peter Pussilste
Arthur W. Hartung
Prop
James Street
Schrink's
Ali
Seo
Glulddyen
Rion
Jadies
Mittoy Ci
Custer, Mich
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