Plans for Graduation Week In Amber Grove
The May 28 issue outlines commencement week with services led by Rev. Thomas W. Ed Marshall at the Episcopal church and class night performances at Community hall. Diplomas will be presented by Dr. C. Spencer, with music by the Oriole quartet and solos by Miss Irene Tenney. County graduation plans include a field day, county sewing and handicraft judging by Miss Sylvia Wixson, and a county club exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic Mich
Thos. W
Ed Marshall
Episcopal Church
Werneth
Immunity ‘Hall
Yibvocalleh
Hev. Thos
A. Moy
Irene Tenney
Dr. C. Spencer
Oriole Quartet
Thos. A. May
Amber Grove
George D. Griswold
Sylvia Wixson
Summit Picnic At French School Ends Successful Term
Russell Tyndall and Miss Fern Tyndall closed a successful term with a Friday picnic at the French school house. A large crowd participated in morning races, with awards to Meisenheimer, Anderson, Seymour, Gustafson, Christensen, Parsons. A pot-luck dinner followed, then tenth grade graduation exercises. Principal Hawley spoke on The Debt We Owe. Fire destroyed the Delavergne home, leaving the family homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tyndall
Fern Tyndall
Philip Meisenheimer, Sr
Myrtle Anderson
Fredric Seymour
Harold Gustafson
Leona ‘Christensen
Franklin Parsons
Moon
Walter Olmstead
Leona Christensen
Ella ‘Broder
Vernice Olmstead
Wéone Christensen
Vera Piper
H. H. Hawley
Udington High School
C Russell Tyndall
Ade
Orchard Beach
Underwood
Branch
Chicago
Shobar Mre Sir Visits Levi McClautchié Home
Miss Rickey Hurtle of Pehtwater visited the Levi McClautchié home Thursday. Mrs Wasley Hawley spent Friday with her aunt Mrs Hettie Gordon of Ludington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickey ‘Hurtle
Pehtwater
Levi McClautchié
Wasley Hawley
Hettie ‘Gordon
Ludington
Tallman notes on visits and summer plans in Freeport area
Miss Elizabeth Force leaves Monday for two weeks with friends in Freeport before heading to New York to spend summer with her mother Mrs. John Pyne. Muskegon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bailey and children with Miss Mildred Wood, while Mrs. George Wakefield hosts sister Mrs. F. Leonard and Marion of Lansing. Eunice Stevens travels to Milwaukee and Chicago before returning to Detroit. Tallman lake picnic honors Miss Elizabeth Feroe and pupils with a swim. Families of Dewey and Clay Shoup and Roy Gant visit from Flint and Muskegon. Children’s Day program scheduled for June 7. Mrs. Ida Puitt and daughter Inez arrive from Greensburg to summer at Louis Anderson’s house. Carl Smith of Valhalla rents Mrs. Avin Willis’s farm in Berrien Springs. Memorial service planned at Tallman church, weather permitting an address at the cemetery by Rev. W. N. Sherrill. Mrs. Lewis Midbo relocates to Muskegon for work with Mr. Midbo.
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Tallman
Elizabeth Force
Freeport
New York
John Pyne
Chas. Bailey
Muskegon
Bailey
G. C. Wood
Mildred Wood
George Wakefield
F. Leonard
Marion
Lansing
Eunice Stevens
Jas. Edmanson
Milwaukee
Chicago
Detroit
Elizabeth Feroe
Tallman Lake
C. W. Shoup
Dewey and
Clay
Flint
Roy Gant
Harry Beehn
L. A. Chaddock
Scottville
Ida Puitt
Inez
Greensburg
Ind
Louis Anderson
Carl Smith
Valhalla
Avin Willis
Lincoln River Teachers Sign Contracts and Returns
Lincoln River district reports teacher appointments with Miss Thelen Sanford returning to Lincoln River and Miss Nettie Keith to East Lansing. Doris Timmerman Beyers to Pelton Corners, Inez Bagley to Diamondale near Lansing. In other notes, Peter Gorecki injured by a threeyearold bull with a broken rib and bruises.
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Lincoln River
Thelen Sanford
Nettie Keith
East Lansing
Doris Timmerman Beyers
Pelton Corners
Inez Bagley
Diamondale
Lansing
Peter Gorecki
Wilson School Reunion at Smith Home
Family gathering in Michigan ends with relatives from Niles Bridgman Traverse City and Ludington visiting the Smiths Granddaughter and others share meals and stories. Crane and Vall attend. Griswolds attend funeral and visit Brookside Cemetery. Teeter and Towygend greet Mrs. Gee at Bruth Ven church funeral.
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Park LaBelle
Traverse City
Traverse
EU. Garfield
Ludington
LaBelle Tame
Paul Criswell
Brookside Cemetery
John A. Griswold
Branch Thesday
Joe Cooper
Minnie Gifford
Scott
Vile Ant Hey
Curliss Gifford
Wenusha
Wis
Israel Pisher
Gris Wold
Carrie Baker
John Griswold
Mildred Teeter
Bruthven
Gee, Teeter
Indiana Tornado Described In Traveling Letter
Edgar Stuart, a traveling salesman, writes relatives about a May 21 tornado that crossed Montgomery county near Crawfordsville Indiana. He details a fiery glow, a giant spiraling cloud, and a path four miles wide with extensive barn and out-building destruction but no loss of life. Hail the size of eggs fell for 15 minutes after the storm, with greenhouses and roofs damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Mich
Edgar Stuart
Indiana
Montgomery County
Crawfordsville
Illinois
Amber Township residents share weekend visits and travels
Amber Township notes detail Mrs. Stone and relatives visiting Grand Haven and Chicago, with plans to visit La Crosse and Portland. The piece also mentions school picnic at Orchard Beach, hosting guests Leroy Pittard and families, Mrs. John Danielson’s hospital progress, and visits by Albert Skiftstad and Paulson family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pittard
W.H. Pehrada
Orron Ewald
O. A. Stone
Deer Park
Wash
John Danielson
Pauling Stearns Hospital
Albert Skiftstad
New Richmond
Wis
A. N. Berg
O. C. Skifstad
Paul Danielson
Hans ‘Paulson
St. Marys Lake Community Notices Innp.J Hogenson Works for Sorensen
Local notes from St Marys Lake list residents visiting, guests at homes, and school events. George Carr and family of Muskegon visited Floyd Bickford. Miss Munice Briggs of Scottville stayed with Miss Hansen at St Marys School May 22 as the orchestra met with John Peterson in charge. Chores include a new hen house by J W Randall and a planned incubator. Several families and individuals are noted with trips to Manistee Ludington Detroit and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthverson
Billy Hogenson
Sorensen Bros
George Carr
Muskegon
Floyd Bickford
iMunice Briggs
Scottville
Hansen
St. Mary's School
John Peterson
J. W. Randall
Riley Yaples
West Riverton
I, Bickford
New Headache Remedy Safe For The Heart
A remarkable remedy by leading physicians claims to banish severe headaches instantly without depressing the heart. The pill targets neck nerves to relieve pain with no narcotics or harmful drugs. Sold and guaranteed by Boline Droe and local druggists at five cents per box.
Puzzle of Word Clues and Trial Details
Disjointed quiz style notes mix with legal trial coverage about Ronnie Hodell's death. Key figures include Meda Hodell and Mrs Dudgeon. witnesses listed include doctors, James Patterson, Walter Read, Noble McKinley. locations imply Detroit area and Hodell farm. Trial proceedings wrap for Memorial Day with jury questions on cause and body placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Waters
Jis. Turner
Romle
Hétell
James Patterson
Walter Read
Ronnie Hodell
Meda
Harry J. Dingeman
Detroit
Hodell
Victory Park Picnics Mark Busy Local Week
Frost relief limited damage this week as families like Frank and Mrs Wood visit Fountain. Mobergs and relatives travel to Manistee, while Brown, teachers at Banner, wrap up a term with a Victory Park picnic. Schools Freeman and Lincoln River hold picnics there on May 20, highlighting the park as a popular gathering spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Park
Frank Wood
Fountain
Moberg
Manistee
H. L. Martin
Eleanor
Rosemary
Chicago
Lawrence Brown
Banner School
Elm Flats Memorial Program Plans Visit to Sugar Grove Cemetery
The Sunday school will conduct a memorial program and then, after services, the entire school will motor to Sugar Grove cemetery to place flowers on the old soldiers graves. C. J. Peterson builds a new barn with Frank Gulembo assisting carpenter work. Mrs. Clarence Reed and two children depart for Indiana for a Old Baptist church conference, visiting Goshen DIM parents. Mr and Mrs Mosher of Ludington dine with the Stevens and Rhoda Allen. Ernie Gravenberg visits Marshall Guimbo home. Mrs. Erwin Pankow and two children to stay with Myr Pankow's parents at George Rogers home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
C. J. Peterson
Frank Gulembo
Clarence Reed
Indiana
Old Baptist Church
Drakes
Goshen
Ind
Big Bass Lake Community Notes Weekend Visit and Honors
Mr and Mrs Chester Cahoon visited at Loon Lake and the Otto Bartlett home over Sunday John Milosh is home from Detroit for the summer Ken Chernowski and gon John have gone to Detroit to work Miss Ruth Derring has gone to Big Rapids to attend summer school Mrs Julius Bahr is visiting in Lowell Mich Big Bass lake school closed Saturday with a picnic Thelena Barkus of Big Bass Lake school won a diploma of honor for Lake County for never being absent or tardy during the nine month school year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cahoon
Loon Lake
Otto Bartlett
John Milosh
Detroit
Ken Chernowski
Gon
John
Ruth Derring
Big Rapids
Julius Bahr
Lowell, Mich
Big Bass Lake
Thelena Barkus
Lake County
Spelling Contest Triumph by Zawistonowicz in Fourth Year
Henry Zawistonowicz earned a perfect fourth year at tendance and won the year’s spelling contest. Mrs. Robert Hamilton joined her husband in Detroit while Jilus Bahr drove to Big Rapids on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zawistonowicz
Robert Hamilton
Detroit
Jilus Bahr
Big Rapids
Enlarge Sacred Heart Church At Victory Township
Weathered notes describe a Sacred Heart church service led by Rev. Wm. Simon to honor an acre held by the church. Altar society vote favored enlargement due to summer resorters. Apple and strawberry blossoms show damage from late frosts. Mrs. Ella Hovalt visited Irene Hovalt. Mrs. Harry Martin plans Chicago visit to her mother Mrs. Ellen Yockay. Altar sodality ladies met at Camp Arcadia, Hamlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Township
Wm. Simon
Sacred Heart
Altar Society
Ella Hovalt
Irene Hovalt
Harry Martin
Chicago
Ellen Yockay
Ladies of the Altar Soda
Sacred Heart Church
Camp Arcadia
Hamlin
Accused Mother and Son Triumph
Testimony recounts statements by Mrs Dudgeon admitting abuse with a rolling pin and expressing guilt while asserting innocence, as cross examination reveals both Lee and his mother later claimed they were innocent and sought to end the matter. The trial details focus on fear and shifting narratives surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hodell
McKinley
Hope is Abandoned for Buried Miners
Rescue efforts at the 1,800 foot level have not yielded signs of life for the trapped miners. Crews rotated through the shaft as damp conditions persisted. Six bodies were recovered at sunset, with two more found this morning, marking a grim tally for the operation.
Rescue Efforts Continue After West Virginia Mine Collapse
The mine disaster response centers on stabilizing the Main Shaft as 065 trapped workers are believed alive. Rescue units from Port Braggs, North Carolina, and hospital facilities are on standby to treat potential survivors and casualties.
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Maine
Port Brags
N. C
Move to Seek Amundsen Faces Mixed Views in Arctic Saga
Reports from Oslo cite Professor Hoel arguing air search over Spitzbergen is futile and a foot route to the pole may be safer if Amundsen is near. Norway’s defense minister pushes for a relief party, while naval authorities weigh sending two planes. Arctic weather is reported ideal with no quick change forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landa
Pole
Amundsen
Hoel
Oslo University
Spitsbergen
Arctic
Oslo
Flying boat will try for Cassiar land gold
May 28 AP report from Wrangell Alaska: Col J S William of Montreal pilot and Archibald Little of Detroit mining engineer planned to depart in a flying boat that can land on land or water. The flight aims to the Cassiar country where gold has been reported. A stray line notes a joke about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinch Rupert
B. C
J. S. William
Montreal
Archibald Little
Detroit
Wrangell
Alaska
Free Trial Offer For Asthma And Hay Fever Sufferers
A newspaper ad promises a free trial of a method to relieve asthma and hay fever without discomfort. It targets long standing or recent cases and invites all ages and occupations to request the trial at no cost, noting no postage and a coupon submission for prompt treatment.
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Traffulo
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Nuaie
Otiole Quartet
Ada
Ress
Rev
W. G. Flower
Dav
Warren Hazzard
Clayton Hazzard
Jay Hazzard
Robert Hazzard
Shelby
Delavergne
Clyde Delavergne
Mae
Richard Pitch
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Fitch
Laureen Witch
Hawley Home
Vernice ‘Nicely
Virginia
Nine Points
Waosley Hawley
Lewis Hawley
Lodington
Hawley
Viola
Bertha Hawley
Stiglby
John Polsen
William and
Donald
Lloyd Broder
Smith Hawley
O. BE. Tawely
Esther Durham
Job Polsen
Lar
Eden Sur
Jesse
al Durham
Sam Polsen
Hast Lansing
Dan Keith
Allen Lidke
Harl Keith
Stottville High School
Tage Gulbransen
Ludington High School
Wm. Swimmer
Lawrence Tobey
Origale
J. H. Bagley
Miller
John Gorecki
Smith Home
Herman Smith
Niles
Bridgman
Edward Booth
Nusband
James Blundell
Owosso
Archie Fulsher
Ray Rathbun
Kathleeen DePeel
Riverton
EL Wilson
Eagle’s Corners
Amber Township
F. A. Whitney
F. A. Ewald
Great Falls
Mont
ST. Mary’s Lake
J.T. DeLing
D. Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Chas. Cleveland
Robison
Ivan Morse
Kellaman
Charles Hawley
Claud Renwick
Martin Louis
K. F. Sehanke
Leote Fanls
Sot, Rayman
Othe Ryucurson
Boline Droe
Syltmark
Syew
Kraft’s Corners
Ranf Sheet Metal Works
Ludington Avenue
Bureau of Miliés
Spitzbargen
Flying Boat
Cassiar Land
Michigan Transit Co
A. E. Johnson
Vasus
I Leadership
Palm Furniture Company
James Street
Brooks
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