Safety First comedy drama set at Greenview School
A Friday night performance titled Safety First will be staged at Greenview School under the South Custer Teacher Association. The Ville High School Orchestra will furnish music. The plot follows Jack Montgomery and Jerry Arnold trying to explain a bad situation with humor. Cast includes Charley Ressegine as Montgomery and Elmer Slagle as Jerry Arnold, with Mary Ann the sharp Irish maid and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesule School
Des of the South Custer Parfeacher Association
Olville High School
Jack Montgomery
Jerry Arnold
Mary Ann
Jack and
Jerry
Due “Montgomery
Ocharley Ressegine
Jerry Armold
Elmer Slagle
Ahmet Flannel
George McKenzie
McNutt
William Hacon
Ben Mocka
Essel J. Hanna
Mabel Montgomery
Jack
Verne Howard
Virginia
Bridger
Mabel
Oscar Odean
Barrington-Bridger
Floyd Mahler
Claude
Love
Weikea
Oldie Engle
Custer 7 Hosts Evening of Cards and Socials
Mrs. George White and wife hosted the Jolly Twelve Saturday with two tables of progressive pedro. John Molinon won first prize. consolation went to Mrs. ? Refreshments included sandwiches Waldorf salad pickles fried cakes and coffee. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs James Miller and others. several guests were unable to attend. Sunday evening Reader slipped on porch steps injuring his ankle. Dr Antnett diagnosed twisted ligaments and he will use crutches. The Smith family and granddaughter Plaine spent winter in Ludington and have returned home. Brayman and Burnstrom were in Scottville. a Stay chapter meeting and Chicago trip were noted with return planned later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Pedro
John Molinon
James Miller
Kért Néilson
Reader
Atles
Antnett
Fred Smith
Ludington
John Burnstrom
Brayman
Scottville
Herman Nankee
Lincoln River
P. F. Eastman
Scottville Hotel
Tony Mott
Oh Wad
Chauncey Patterson
Hugh Kidder
Ethelyn Rice
Tanley Parte
Walkerville
Charles Sputler
Nina
Patterson
Verlin Kidder
Cabana
Robert McCumber
Raymond Hyatt
Grover Taylor
HH. Potter
Sid
J. Potter
Deay
Bo. Patter
Fred
Shuuatelt
Grove Taylor
Lidington
Tough Kidder
Chauners Patterson
Morence
Marjorie Taylor
A. Augustine
John Hyatt
Walhalla
Sam Drageos
Mas
J. D. Cole
Pytter Howe
Claude Taylor
Ternoon
Gordon ‘Eastman
West Riverton Church Notices Highlight Sunday Schedule
A community church notices section lists Sunday school at St. Al's at 9 30 followed by a sermon on The sane Contact at 2 30. Bununit Sunday school at 10 and Young People's meeting at 7 with a Great Discovery sermon. Parades and prayer meetings invite locals to attend. A missionary contest at Summit attracted a large audience with contestants Anna White There Mews and others. Vernice Olmatend won first prize, judged by Pauline Smith, Miss Mannah Marsh, and Alfpar McFurlangh. FredaricK won a suite prize in the contest to be held at Sebewaluy. Birthday parties celebrate young friends with family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Jtlvertan
Al's
Tiana
Woman's Missionary Society
eysEy
Vick
Anna White
Mews
Juget Vrederek
Vernice Onstead
Jean Christensen
Thayetteredprick
Vernice Olmatend
Silvey
Mgs
Pauline
Mith
Mannah Marsh
Judington
Alfpar McFurlangh
Ottville
Heth Schneider
Fredarick
Sebewaluy Indung
West Riverton Aid Society Meeting Set for April 1
The Ladies Aid Society of the West Riverton Evangelical church will meet at Mrs. Win Langston's home on Wednesday April 1 for its regular social and business gathering. A large attendance is expected and members and friends are urged to arrive early ready to assist.
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Aid Society
Ladies' Aid Society
West Riverton
Evangelical Church
Local Notes and Farewell Party Highlights
Fountain Frank Buttas substituted for his ill brother John at the car ferry Pera Marquette in Ludington while Mrs. A. P. Smith and sons visited town. Various residents from Round Lake, Lincoln River, Freesoil, Victory and Muskegon are noted with visits, hotel folks, and business trips. A Farewell Party for Alfred Cabana and wife at the Cabana home in South Bend area featured cards, music, and luncheon with many local guests and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buttas
Ludington
John
Carferry
Pera Marquette
Milwaukee
A. P. Smith and Sons
Wil ‘Hie
Round Lake Hotel
Ruby Creek
Cabana
Fred Cabana
Alfred Cabana
South Bent
Ind
Jim Burkie
Pony
Herberbana
South Bend
Ire J Cabana
Hugh
Idder
Nina Patterson
Ella Blotch
Nick
Mike
Clarence Patterson
Grove Taylor
Robert
Victory Town Hall Party at Peterson Home
A March 21 birthday celebration at Henry Petersons home drew neighbors and friends for dancing and a midnight luncheon. Attendees included numerous families and residents, with school visit and upcoming April Parent-Teacher meeting announced, promoting an apron and overall dress theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Henry Peterson
Mr. Peterson
August Anderson
Hattie
Dora
Raymond Molneaux
Gust Malcuit
Clarence Peterson
Roy Hallbers
Vet. Garlock
Arthur Whitaker
Reabt, Swanson
Louis Peterson
Sam Hiorthholm
Otin Nankee
Julius Peterson
Irving Pratt
Max Carlock
Thurmoan Fisher
Joh Ghan
Lawrence
C. Cy Ffer
Marie Welder
John Prusiinski
Allen Brown
Hans and
Ange Jensen
Lewis LeSarge
Mr. Newnan
Ladington
Peleo Party Held At George Van Fluysen Home
A pele party drew many attendees to the George Van Fluysen residence on Saturday evening. High honor recipients included Mrs. Joby Eppinger and Percival Gifford. Lunch was served. Blood Thackford purchased a horse frame. A string of local visits and sick-list names appear in brief notes from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Fluysen
Mra
Joby Eppinger
Percival Gifford
Blood
Local visitors and health notes from Millerton area
Millerton records list numerous visits including Mat Lankus and Russel Evans at Fountain, Morton and Emery Gowell at A C Gowell home, and Milo Moon with son Glen touring Fountain. Scarlet fever illness at Roath noted. Various neighbors, including Dr C M Spencer of Scottville and S E Bortz of Ludington, stopped by homes Saturday through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Lankus
Russel Evans
Fountain
Morton
Emery Gowell
A. C. Gowell
Fressia Evans
Milo Moon
Glen
Nate Reed
Peter King
John
Peter Willavage
Scottville
Miles Road
Shy
Mes
Jos. Manales
J. Kibilda
Joseph Kava, Sr
M. Litwaitis
North Amber Birthday Party for Nathan Grinell
Mrs. Fred Grinell hosted a surprise birthday gathering at the school for her son Nathan with teacher and children present. Charity lunch of dates wafers candy and cake was prepared by Mrs Grinell and Mrs Ernest Pierson before the visit, then games were played and lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Grinell
Fred Grinell
Nathan
Ludington Visitors and Illness Mentioned at Local School
Sunday school attendance included George Danielson of Ludington and Sun Clarberg who is ill for several days with a severe cold. Mr and Mrs John Danielson and Aly and Mrs Verner Danielson were guests at Elmer Swanson’s Ludington home. Marie and Mae Olsen of Muskegon visited, Mae recovering from tonsil surgery. Danish services were held at Amber town hall, and Mrs Wm Johnson visited the school Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famver Lwo
George Danielson
Ludington
Clarberg
John Danielson
Aly
Verner Danielson
Elmer Swanson
Marie
Mae Olsen
Muskegon
Mae
Amber Town Hall
Wm. Johnson
Carrie Larson
John Larsen
J. Olsen
John Olsen
Cady Fails Bid in Michigan Governor Fight
Former Governor Groesbeck shifted support toward Potter at the Republican convention, backing Potter over Burt D. Cady. A riotous roll call decided the outcome as Cady was narrowly defeated. The conduct of party leaders and last minute endorsements signaled a volatile division within the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark T. McKee
Me. Clemens
Charles J. Deland
John
Cady
Gubernatorial Primary Prospects In 1926 Race Rumors
The piece explores factions around Governor Groesbeck and possible 1926 candidates. Cady and anti Groesbeck backers, including Sleeper, Smith, and Green, loom as potential lines. Deland and Welsh remain prominent, with Haggerty sometimes mentioned as the governor’s close ally amid shifting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleeper
Cady
John W. Smith
Detroit
Albert E. Sleeper
Fred Green
Ionia
Deland
George Welsh
Normal Bill Debates on House Floor Over Tax Commission Reform
The House debates continue over a revamp of the state tax commission. A proposed three member full time commission at 5000 yearly replaces the existing two with 3000 salaries. Representative Charles Evans of Lenawee supports abolishing the three man panel for full time service. The Michigan Agricultural College building bill also moves ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education World
State Tax Commission
Charles Evans
Lenawee
Threeman Commission
Michigan Agricultural College
College budget battle limits extension funding and upkeep
The Ways and Means Committee refused to grant the college full requested funds for county agent extension work and maintenance. They proposed $600,000 for a chemistry building and approved lower figures for extension and operation. Current annual support stands at $160,000, with a two year proposed maintenance grant of $75,000 for the Menominee Agricultural School as part of Michigan Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Ways and Means
House
Menomines Agricultural School
Michigan Agricultural College
Senior Play brings laughter and pep to campus
Moorland the mandolin girl and Patricia Dowland headline a lively seniors' play. Mather son, a baseball fan pitcher, and Beatrice Hannah as Nina Lee star amid romance and comedy. Teachers Xenia Mason and Katherinebb led rehearsals. Lyric management and Palm Furniture Co supported the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorland
Dowland
Patricia
Matherson
Beatrice Hannah
Nina Lee
Mary D. Rohn
Sylvia Stewart
Wich
Pate
Fred Adams
MacMurray Kent
Xenia Mason
Katherine Bb
New Ferg
Cliss
Lyric
Palm Furniture Co
Loppenthien Addresses Scouts On Reforestation Efforts
Dr. Jo W. Loppenthien spoke to Troops 3 and 4 at Sim High School on reforestation. He explained county township divisions and urged cooperation with the local Izaak Walti league movement. The plan calls for planting pine trees in Section 38 of and township under Scout supervision, with Harry Rice listing area and activities. Reverend Calden attended as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walti League
Ludington
Jo W. Loppenthien
T. Sim
Loppy
Ain Township
Lopper Thien
Harry Rice
Actif
Jus
New Gold Field Opened Supplies Running Sho
Telegrams report a new gold strike about 250 miles northeast of Wrangell Alaska on the tributary of the Wiggle river in the Consal area. The strike lies near Telegraph Creek and is described as free milling quartz with supplies base for the Cal gray district. Details are sparse due to conflicting telegrams and missing items.
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Wranghhlil
Alaska
Here
Tributa
Wagle River
Consal
Asmet
British Columbia
Telegraph Creek
Wrangell
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William D. Shepherd
William
Stewart
Crowe
Charlies C. Farman
Chicago
Victory Town Hall
Wiliam Hansen
Lucille
Agnes Paulson
Jey Hallberg
James Anderson
Griswold
Town Hall
ST. Mary’s Lake
Cherence Asin
Det
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West Hiverton
Sorens
Millerton
North Amber
Ben Jensen
E.G. Gachman
Fred Destul
Clara Dittmer
East Riverton
StellIn
Slamkowski
Tudington
Arg
Tred Inell
Fred Destel
Eagle’s Corners
Burt D. Cady
Gover
San Francisco
Calif
Tsuneo Mat ‘Sudaira
Jiro
Dr. Loppenthien
Scout
Fruit Growers
Mason County Fruit
Fordson Tractor Clinic
Kobe & Smith Auto Company
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