Oriental social at Mrs Wheeler’s shower scene
A social afternoon hosted by Mrs. Wheeler featured music by Louisa Burton and Brist Under the direction of Ed Ute. Guests enjoyed German and Irish fare, games, and gifts for the honoree. Attendees included Mrs. Barclay, Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. Lair among others, with group photos taken and a later social at Mrs. Lair’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ireland
Ika
Golleena
Liberty
Waters
Louisa Burton
Moore
Briest
Edute
Wheeler
Clarence Johnson
Ma Awheeler
Booth Custer
Patty
Frank Barclay
Hinfon
Kel Wis
Mre
Eler
Robert Barclay
Cooper
Clarence Johann
Louis Chintery
Cy Mavig
Ony van Loon
Freesoil Horse Runaway Hits Pole and Notable Notices
A Freesoil team owned by Gus A J Lindingbere ran away at Wm A Tobey Grocery striking a telephone pole near Dr Grant's office. One horse injured, wagon demolished. Also reports perfect school attendance for March across grades at Freesoil. Community notices include Mrs Tobey fracturing her shoulder, local visits and travel updates, and school association meeting on April 6 at 7 PM potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smaehes
Gus A. J. Lindingbéré
Wm. A. Tobey
Minges
Thelma
Retha “Freems
Fraedall High School
McEwen
Grant
John Schreur
Clifford_ Tubbs
Moxeyville
Harry Hagenbank
Frances
Conway
Meadville
Dorothy ‘Tobey
Western State Normal
Charles Toohey
Bat Crawford
Anna Benson
Darr
Leslie M. Spoor
Ludlington
Homer
Doe
Custer Club Singing Contest Held by Study Group
The Custer Study club met with Mrs. C EB Skifstad for an evening of song led by Mrs. C F Gromatock. Members named favorite songs, with Mrs. John OQ Deesweet performing Our Yesterdays and Down Memorys Lane as encore. A paper titled Farious Singers by Mrs. J W Howard was read, and Victrola numbers by Caruso, Gali Curel, Gluck and others pleased the group. The trio led by Mrs G Gellung won for best singing with Little Brown Jug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
C. EB
Skifstad
C. F. Gromatock
John OQ
Dee
Memory's Lane
J. W. Howard
Doc
Caruso
Gali Curel
Gluck
G. Gellung
Congregational Aid sale planned for Easter Monday
Easter Monday was set for a Congregational Aid society sale after a winter of prep. They will run baked goods and lunches with committees appointed for booths. Mrs. Reader led the event at her home, with refreshments served afterward by Mrs. Reader and Mrs. Reader and Mrs. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid Society
W. E B. Reader
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Willeh
Tgilp
Japan
Wwi
Altolm Coburn
Holland
M. Swell
Night Hawks
Charlee Lair Rivay
Pedro
Martin Chris
Mbeér Grange
Eo LaPointe
Muskegon
Ernest la Fe
Sith
Iife
Ma Chan
Oth LaPointe
West Amber
McFawland
Molly Amdt
Ruthenrad
Kala- 90
Hormal
Suriel Schutte
Italamazen
Mir
Boyd
ANG Eentre
Chas. C. Caswell
Hue UW
Ladington
Freesoil
Alma Arp
Mary Mantella
Lewis Maastella
Marshall Sletz
Zola Crawford
Junior
Mastella
John Sarnink
Evelyn Grinnell
Tussell Martin
Junior Hagstrom
Anna Kaalchil
Jde Pappes
Celia Baker
Joe Witelli
Tanies Pappes
Ludington
Wi Ho Hawley
Ludington High School
Fred Swanson
Michigan
United Tight and Power Co
Chicago
Harry Hasenbank
Herman Schreur
Gaylord
Gind
Tlomer, Iv
John
Fredsoll
Pigranay Iniury
Clistér
Larsen’s Service
James Street
Central State
Malligoh
Miks
5. A. Brayman
Clarence Brayman
Vera Mallison
Grinnell
Wangen Co
New
Jacquard
Excella
Hannanan
PNK
U. Ss. AL
Mallinson
Molly O’ Crepe
Molly O
Milady
Miss Marie Andrack
So. James St. Johnson
Linson
Silks
Ger
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