Mrs Meads Heads Guster Association in Custer
Mrs L P Meads re-elected president of the P T A in Custer Michigan as the group met for the final time of the school year. Elmer Smedberg as vice president Lola Avery secretary and Eseler Jim Hanna treasurer were also re elected. Reports were given and notes read. A birthday surprise for Mrs Meads featured a lamp and a song quartet performed with ukuleles. The dinner for eighth graders preparing for exams was arranged with several members volunteering to serve. A large list of names appears in the report of attendees and moves to a new home by residents and guests including Mrs George Burton of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Comstock
Tha Weaver
W. J. Emerson
Elmer McKenzie
Recem
Carmen Smith
Mildred Johnson
Lola Avery
Claribel Cameron
Custer School
George Mathison
George Woodhead
Bertha Bearer
David Flory
A. Jamefson
C. BF. Skifstad
Eugene Holmes
C. Forbes
Potato Farmers Organizing An Active Local Exchange
An article notes potato farmers organizing with county agent O G Barrett guiding. It lists signed members including Major Bros, Louis Andersen, Elon Colburn, J McArthur, Hans Christofferson, and many others, detailing a broad cooperative effort to promote farm development and mutual support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Henry Stark
Mil Rohrmoser
J. A.canfield
Wie M. Boughton
Oleg Erickson
N. EK. Gravenburgh
Alfred Sterling
Jon Budzinski
Joe Drega
Felika Pakis
Imma Bauskki
G. Gediman
John Gemaitis
Mike Chivis
B. Stack
Frank Norton
Joe Milus
John Kells
Frank
French in Africa gain advantage in Rif operations
French Morocco May 14 report says Abd El Krim’s Riffians were severely punished in a series of pushes that relieved two surrounded garrisons at Amrez and Talerza and left most positions held while Bibane heights were reached. One French post at Aoulay remains under siege with 12 natives able to man guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freydenberg
Amrez
Talerza
Rabat
French Morocco
Bibane
Three Liquor Raids Reported In County Homes
Officers gathered evidence of liquor violations at three residences Mrs Pearson and Joan Myers homes showed beer booze and paraphernalia with quantities noted Justice A J Tower commented on the haul at the Pearson home Myers and Lange were held on bonds while awaiting hearings Lange faced a circuit court bound over proceeding Officers recovered hundreds of pints of beer a gallon of wine hooch a still and capping outfits from the raids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Myers
Anderson
Myers
A. J. Tower
Henry F. Chidester
William Lange
West Filer Street
Lange
Ford ship offer faces opposition in policy remarks
Ford hints at enlarging foreign shipping facilities but conditions a fair price by the Shipping Board and notes that most ships bought would be scrapped. He suggests only a small number, perhaps 16 to 20, might be useful, signaling a limited scale in entering the shipping business amid opposition. Also mentions social visit to the Bradshaw home by the Brickleys and Mrs. Hetty Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ford
Shipping Board
Ford
Locke School Party Honors Mrs Lyons Birthday
Locke School in Logan Township hosted a Sunday party for Mrs Martha McDonnell celebrating her birthday. Guests included Hart Ray and family Valhalla Floyd Striker and family Ernest Wisner and daughter Ardeth Alex Johnston and son Harry and others. Mrs McDonnell attended with host and hostess Mr and Mrs Kart Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
John Potts
Mary Bame
Irvin
William Hickok
George Robinson
McDonnell
Lyons
DARR SCHOOL and district social notes in Freeroll area
DARR SCHOOL visitors from Ludington include Barry Darr and Albert Surrarrer. Miss Anna Rakauskas, teacher at Darr, spent the weekend near Scottville. Albert Surrarrer attended a Fountain area farmers meeting with Fred Swan, discussing extending power lines for rural lighting. Community members attended a play at Freeport High School. Teachers’ certificate results noted Mildred Schultz and Helen Sanford. Albert Surrarrer drove Ludington buyers, with wife and daughter Lucille later shopping. Local families visited Scottville and Freesoil homes. a Meade township baby girl blessed Frank and Mrs. Dickey. James Smith, formerly of Darr, critically ill in Freesoil. P T A talks by John Doe and D C L Grant. Panama straw shoes eyed for English resorts this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keesler
Max McCumber
Earl Juyons
Viola Wyant
Geo. M. Tyndall
Charles Frank
Essie Winslow
Grand Rapids
Celia Read
Ladies’ Aid Society
Geo. Tyndall
Fern
Agatha
Florence Tyndall
Harold Peterson
Helen
Bernice
Beatrice Kenny
C. A. Augustine
Orville Kenny
Custer
Jean Arlene Wyant
Heisler
N. B. McCumber
South Bend
Ind
Helen McCumber
Gordon Eastman
Clarence Patterson
Claude Taylor
John Tyndall
Cecil Tyndall
Frank
Florence
Mary Rupcich
Floyd Smalley
Mr. Pratt
Fred
P. Campbell
Wm. Bogner
Tom Wann
Earl Farrell
Freeroll Township
Barry Darr
Albert Surrarrer
Ludington
Anna Rakauskas
Darr
Scottville
Fountain
Fred Swanson
Michigan United Light & Power Co
Freegoll High School
Mildred Schultz
Helen Sanford
Surrarrer
Lucille
Josephine Bolek
Bertleson
St Edwards
J. C. Hakill
J. H. Chinnery
Kinne
Frank Dickey
Meade Township
James Smith
Freesoil
John C. Doe
Fern Mothers Day observance at Fern Union church
Fern observes Mothers Day with a morning service conducted by Rev. Holden in honor of mothers across parishes. Primary pupils led by Miss Dora Buttenbarger will perform numbers, Jos Hedker to sing, and other music planned. Services start at 11 o clock. Fern school PTA meets Tuesday evening May 20 at the Fern schoolhouse with a planned program and attendance expected. Aid Society meets at Mrs. R Rathbun’s home with members present and work completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Fern School
Goitre Removal Tale From Michigan Patient Report
A fragmentary notice describes Roy Crawford of viet Ave Michigan seeking relief from goitre and related symptoms after 40 years of illness. The user claims Sorbal-G Quadriple improved health and weight gain, with a testimonial from Mrs Crawford and a note to contact Wood Vanes banker Valley Park for details. Products advertised include Sorbal-G Quadriple available at drug stores and a Mechanicsburg Ohio company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Crawtoril
Viet Ave
Thentine
Michigan
Vanes
Valley Park
Family visits and summer guests (Summit area)
Family and friends visit across towns in a weekend, including Mr and Mrs Winn at Geo Shaffer home, John Tracey and Gladwin at H Bedker home, and Chadwicks from Pentwater. Custer visitors Hanna and Esjer and St Lobdell household guests noted, with Catherine Ott from Ludington and Fred Barothy from Chicago arriving for summer at Barothy farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington
John Hyatt
Verneard
Mabel
Hyatt” Ware
Kuington
Satorfay
Wie Abd Tee Hiont
Roy
Summit
Winn
Geo. Shaffer
John Tracey
Gladwin
H. Bedker
Grand Rapids
Walkerville
Wyman Chadwick
John Chadwick
Pentwater
Lillian
Rees
Ralph
Esejér Hanna
Custer
St. Lobdell
J.vangconis
Burley Jake
Catherine
Ott
Luding, Ton
Hem
Fred Barothy
Chicago
Barothy
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Prent
L. P. Meats
Meads
George Burton
Burton
Marshall Brayman
Neilan
Herman Rosenow
Johannes Andersen
Mike Close
Jacob Landis
al Freeman
F. A. Warnasky
Dan Alexander
Rasmus Hansen
Hilding Swanson
W. H. Swimmer
Geo, Messenger
Harmonist
J H. Baglay
John J. Beyer
W. Timiuenean
J. M. Hchels
Herman Beyer
Herman Kastinski
Arthur Whitaker
Dale ‘Thompson
Wm. &. Thompson
Christ Mlwood
W. L
August Dennis
James Goodrich
Robert Thompson
Geo. Ruby
H. B. Baker and Son
Geo. B. Brown
Arthur Swanson
Oscar Swansor
Axel Hagsenfeldt
Mikkel C. Mikkelsen
Harry L. Martin
Algor Johnson
Antoneus Lohmerger
Christ K. Jensen
Wm. Johnson
Chas. Johnson
Paul Weinert
Jesse Peterson
Berhard
Africa
Arthur Brickley
Hetty Bradshaw
Claud Bradshaw
Tuttle
R. H. Tuttle
Ludington Avenue
Darr School
England
Fred Petarson
Goitre
Pontiac
Ranf Sheet Metal Works
Army Store
S. James St
Mayer Shoe Factory
Castonia
Andrew’s
Murry
Ela
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