Township Board Charts Care Of Machinery Assets
The township has taken a step in safeguarding road equipment by consolidating ownership of beds on the Merton corner and other machinery worth thousands of dollars. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Dobie Cormany prepare to move to Oregon, with son driving a truck to aid their departure as Richards family plans farming moves. Community news includes birthday gathering for Mrs Schoenherr and various social visits and lodge events amid a busy weekend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Vy Mieh
Imian Township
Esevral
Qroegon
Dobie
Cormany
Richards
Jean
Amcajiped
Hev
Paul Schoenherr
Schoenherr
José
Ret. Schoenherr
Guswe-Schoenherr
Otto Leffler
St. Schoenherr
Community social notices and visits in Summit area
A series of town notices describe birthday surprise party for Henry Meisenheimer hosted by neighborhood youths at his home on March 17. Other events include two quilts being pieced at Mrs Wesley Hawley’s, a potluck dinner, church gathering at Philip Meisen’s, and multiple social calls among local residents. Several residents travel or plan returns, and flu illness is noted as widespread in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo
Meisenheimer
Henry Meisenheimer
Tho. Meisenheimer
Jalep
Wesley Hawley
Manly French
Hoon
Reek School Notes Chronicle March Events and Guests
Reek school marks March with student awards and class drawings. Pupils in the drawing class won prizes for a Dutch windmill, while the eighth grade reviews the Revolutionary War as the era reaches its 160th anniversary. Local families host visits and travels include Kietzman, Wagner, Dereski, and Pratt visiting Ludington, Manistee, and Scottville locations.
Lincoln River News Brevities From Mayville Area
Local notes report residents traveling from Mayville toward Nashville around March 15 via the Dixie highway weather permitting. Visitors include Mr and Mrs. Messenger and Mr and Mrs. Winn. families in Ludington and Muskegon are seen shopping and visiting. A variety of birthdays, school events, and social calls are mentioned among Lincoln County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln River
Pomuda
Winn
George Messenger
Mayville
Florida
Nashville
Tenn
la Graff
Dixie Highway
Local Notes and Errands From Town and Surroundings
Frmr Mogensen hauls straw bought at Chris tensen auctions this past week. Mrs Dan Kieth travels to Grand Rapids to spend the weekend with Miss Geneva arerh at Blodgett hospital. Mr and Mrs Herman Ohst and son Arthur were entertained Sunday at Fred Storm home at Telton's corners. Friends of Mrs Wh Cross of Ann Arbor regret her ill health this winter. Milk haulers for Rous Dairy Co of Munistee must heat milk at Kings Corners due to new road prices hindering transport. Timmerman buys two cows at Standish auction near Fountain last week. Herman Nankeely cuts wood for Arthur Miller.
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Mogensen
Christensen
Dan Kieth
Grand Rapids
Geneva Arerh
Blodgett Hospital
Herman Ohst
Arthur
Fred Storm
Telton’s Corners
Wh Cross
Ann Arbor
Rous Dairy Co
Munistee
King's Corners
Mr. Timmerman
Standish
Fountain
Herman Nankeely
Arthur Miller
Freesoil Township School and Community Notes
Miss Lillian Bole visited Freesoil high school on Tuesday. Albert Surrárez purchased four veal calves from Leon Malkowske on Wednesday. Mike Bolek traveled east of Freesoil after wood on Thursday. Andrew Malkowsie from Munistac visited Leon Malkawske’s home Thursday. Van Edwards is drawing belts for Frank Woldy. Jay Sanford, a Dundington business caller, visited Friday. The Misses Retha and Thelma Freeman stayed overnight at the Benson home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gurnsey left Friday for Milwaukee to visit daughters Carrie Kenyon and Margaret Jeskey. Tean Vandercouck of Thompsonville stayed at Golden Sanford’s Sunday and Monday. No school Monday due to Miss Raukowskas’s father’s illness. Velenty Verona returned Saturday from Muskegon where he had been employed. Miss Eleanor Mialkowske and Caroline Verona visited the Bolek home Sunday. Mrs. Elmers remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freesoil Township
Lillian Bole
Freesoil
Albert Surrarre
Leon Malkowske
Mike Bolek
Andrew Malkowsie
Munistac
Leon Malkawske
van Edwards
Frank Woldy
Jay Sanford
Dindington
Retha
Thelma Freeman
Raukowskas
Velenty Verona
Munkegon
Eleanor Mialkowske
Caroline Verona
Bolek
Mrs. Elmers
Bethlehem Church Service Change Plans In March
Rev. Carl Schimerer announces a German service at Bethlehem Church on March 29 with confessional rites at 2 PM. The article notes recovery and return of parishioners, plus community events and family notices surrounding the church-going event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuepeh Annorhommene
Carl Schimerer
Uetilehem
Tevsehm
Local Notes From Ludington Area Weekend Visitors
Residents and visitors fill a Ludington weekend with family visits and church events. Alice Horstaml of Battle Creek and Emmi Grimes visited relatives, while Clark Shoup stayed with friends in Scottville. Mrs. Annie Andrews returned from Waulina Stearns hospital after surgery and Sunday services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church with a sermon by Reverend Sheerit. Sunday School was organized with officers named and plans for future sessions announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Horstaml
Battle Creak
Harold Marrow
Emmi Grimes
Supreyiliee
J. J. Merriam
Clark Shoup
Scottville
William Dodge
Dan Shaw
Ludington
Mulkins
Aly
Alys
George Wakefield
Gardner
Annie Andrews
Waulina Stearns
Yast
Elizabeth Veree
Mya
Clarence Russell
Tardington
Rant Dingsell
Owith
Aln
Glen
Willis
Vhiliven
Mr. and Ares
Esse Thirten
Dhey. Wyon
Sheerit
Ushi
Wis
Tla'elouk
Thursday's Puzzle Clues Fade In A Crumbled Note
A fragmentary OCR text hints at a puzzle titled Thursday's Puzzle with garbled phrases about Mrs Whi Heiness Sr Sunday and Pri¢nds of Mas. Lux shadowing a Jewish figure, and a claim of improvement. The readable segments point to a puzzle-themed item rather than a news story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whi. Heiness
Morton School Children Prepare for Night of Talent
Morton area notes report Children's Night coming Friday March 27 with a program of rare musical talent and actors including from Ala Shama blackface. Ice cream or cake will be provided by patrons and pupils will serve treats during recess. Nearby social visits and family news fill the week with neighbors attending gatherings, farm work, and Red Cross activities.
Patron-teacher meeting announced in Fairview Philips schools
The Patron-teacher association of Fairview and Philips school will hold a meeting at Philips school Friday evening March 1. Visitors included Cecil Bradshaw and family and Willis Chirk with family. The Ald society meets with Mrs W Merritt Thursday this week. Marl Christman helps Henry Agens with farm work and Sunday visits were reported at H Cowell and E Immon homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Philips School
Mra
Cecil Bradshaw
Willis Chirk
H. Cowell
W. Brownson
E. Immon
Tatdies
Ald Society
W. Merritt
Thursdas
Marl Christman
Henry Agens
Fairview School New Sewing Club Meeting Report
The New You Sew club met Thursday evening March 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beebe. Members embroidered and refreshments were served. Attendees included Miss Smith president Jessie Marshall secretary Atabylle Beebe treasurer and Be Hive Beebe. Absent members not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beebe
Miss Smith
Jessie Marshall
Atabylle Beebe
Hive Beebe
Birthday Dinners Mark April Misien Onabetta Beebe and Almo Cowell
Community notices record birthdays and gatherings at the Cowell home with Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall leaving for Detroit to visit relatives. Lucille King returns from Ironwood and several families share weekend visits and a Parent-Teacher meeting planned at Philips school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misien Onabetta
Beebe
Almo Cowell
Mra. Cowell
Bernice Bee
Seatride Cowell
Tightening of Divorce Laws Sees House Action
The text reports House actions on divorce law tightening and related measures. Bills proposed to modify divorce timing from late November to early December are discussed, with Senate concurrence expected. The lower chamber also approved a tax provision for state game preserves, debated game license fees, and considered exemptions for farmers' and distributing organizations from antitrust laws. Other passed measures include allowing state banks as executors, condemning property for public projects, and relaxing padlock laws. A proposed Justice Police Court in Monroe, with a four year, $2000 salary judge, was introduced and would require a local referendum approval.
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Senate
Harris
Wm. Thomas
Milk Trust
Benalk Ldien
House
Wade
Woodruff
van Every
Justice Police Court
Walter C. Petters
Justice
Monroe
Hto
Papas
School Report for French Grammar Room and French Primary
School reports show totals for March with days taught and absences. French Grammar Room lists 29 taught, 43 absent, 436 attendance, 90.5 percent, and names several students who were never tardy or absent. French Primary Room notes 20 days taught, 775 attendance, 88 average, 41 enrolled, with many French students named as never tardy or absent. Teachers are RUSSELL Y, TYNDALL and FERn TYNDALL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drys
Merceln Parson
William Curott
Thera Houk
Dorothy Meisenhelmer
Harry Meinenheimer
Tuesla Parson
Dessmer French
Elizabeth Broder
Anna White
Vena Piper
Leona Christensen
la Grippe
Russell YY
Tyndall
Manly French
Viola French
Harold Custafson
Thelma Houk
Vernice French
Leonard Parson
William Polsen
Donald Polsen
Lois Touts
Taucile French
Gertrude French
Vera Gustaf
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Win. Tubles
Freerere Gests
Hy'j.gregory
Clare Adama
Nteth
Adams’ ‘Parns
J. , Smith
Ludington Sandys
Church of Carlat
Philip Meisen
Alex Benedict
Janicy Whitney
Richard Witch
Herbert Gustafson
Paulina Efernns Hospital
Maureen Fitch
Michigan Agricultural College
Lome
FR. J. Mitel
Joan Fitch
Wi Fitch
Theo, Mevin
Mig
Gilbert Broder
Carter Smedley
Paulina Stearns Ipital
Paulina Stearns Ipital Mrnday. Va, Wesley Hawhey
Ludm
Art Ney
Carter Edley
Esther Doram
Wden
Bhrother
Navy
Mrs. Theorvin
Ighy
Tose Shale
REEK
Nereday
Mt. Dita
Berh ‘Wagner
H. L Kietzman
Mr. Pratt
Muskegon
Walter Kietzman
Branch
Walhalls
Paul Wagner
Manistee
Martha K. Bertram
John ‘“Wagner
O'Donnell
Walter
Albert Kietzman
H. L. Kietzman
Frieda Reitzman
Lnllington
A. Anderson
Barlette
Mildred
Hol. Anderson
Anderson
Weldon Creek
Mis
Henry Ritter
Ford
F. Friese
Godfred Wagner
Bern Wagner
H. L. Keitzman
Helen Thompson
Reek School
John Thompson
Frank Dereski
Rose Keitzman
Wm. Sommerfeldt
Harold
Robert Sommerfeldt
John Hemmer
Cyril
North Freesoil
North Preesoil
Pontiac
J. L. Birlingmier
Elise
Wayne McMenn
Almond Murfin
Caroline Magle
Hyde School
Enworth
Birlingmier
Elizabeth Sterling
Mary Rives
Mildred Stanley
Wilding
Sen
Carl Cailed
Terman Tosenow
Danah Dehoff
Houghton
Chas, Dehoff
Derhoff
Herman Vidke
Robert Kleth
John Boyer, Jr
Hernan Nankee
Cecil
Saturiday
St John
Nellie Syinaaskis
Tundnalel
Kasmonk
Ronald Brunke
John Dever
Huni
Muskeyon Sunde
Hilding Swisuxyte
Iumlin
Reo
Lub Larsen
Carl Lauker
Dountain
Duydug Eatila
Allen Lidke
Sauteville
Cal Rachels
Guinery
Lone Wolf
Myrtle Sveberth
Wisconsin Rapids
Harry Cohen
New York
Chicago
Darr School
Bethlehem Church
Mro
Mes
Walleness
Misse Gerbers
Tigimend Gerbers
Bihar
A. I. Stetrion
Lloyd Mejiasue
Sunesey
Ales
Toliy
Childres
Beatiier
Jaimie
Mee
Win
Mira Divucy
Lian
Quad
Dale Vucael
Sunes
Aly Ued
Walter Gebers
Mnie Woeveriik
Marie
Gerbere
Chiledren
Genevieve
Goes
Tallman
Sundin
Lerby
Stewart
Mr. Mercer
Brandenburg
Secretiry
Atrs
Giles Dileher
Marian de- Ling
Orginist
Ais
M.D. Brandenbury
Chevisler
Cleu Fighourson
Lathans
Brederivhk
Stewart Aulich Dee We Laine
Laudis Bo
Hearey Vestas
Atuse Kes Twa
Monuiy Cif
Apenate
Aitie
Sie
Nisi
Ainiy
Hubik Reo
Ygu
Amutors
Nome
Mon
Fue
Morton School
Chas, Anthony
Chas
Talquist
Fern
Fred Wright
Nira
Nels Jensen
Teddy Anony
J. F. McDonald
Joseph Albrecht Argaint Peace Marian
Thurston Anderson
Hans Olsen
Henry Johnson
Sam Boucher
Joe Altbrecht
Morton and Sons
Morton
Stanley
Carl Bergman
Thurston. Anderson
Richard Brye
Gertrude Lindgren
Bud’s Corners
Mark Anderson
F. W. Schumacher
Thy W. Hawley
Red Cross
Joseph Squire
Pacific States
Arthur Aldrich
Hart
Lloyd Stickney
Nelson
Reynold
Rolland Gifford
A. C. Storm
North Oxbaw Lake
Wiles
Evelyn
Hartford
Wile
Chas, Sibley
Harry McFall
Mary Jane
Pentywater
WILEY
Icy Henson
Jane Napierkowski
Wiley School
Walter McCumber II
Virginia
Pearl
Benny Napoterkowski
John Appleton
Paul Sherburn
Walter McCumber
Essetere J. Hanna
Les Lcobdell
D. E. Sherburn
Paul
Thomas Murphy
Bernard Murphy
John Apptalon
Lee Unbdell
Nellie Carr
Ivan Beck
Cary Carr
Lake Shore
Fairview School
Frank Marshall
Detroit
Lucillé King
Ironwood
Mich
David King
Ireda Anderson
Onabellé Beebe
Frank. Marshall
Do Etta
Weldon
V. Hopkins
Wesgle
Brown
Parent-Teather Association
Philips
Merline Beebe
Summit
of Trove
Imost
Amil Krause
Anna Kretzman
Rose Kettgman
Torelia Deresk
Gerhardt Kietzman
Join Thonson
Willie Thompson
Associated Press
Win Detroit
Ayr
Joseph Cunningham
Bellans
Abe Benow
Ene
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