02 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Ludington Daily News
Location
Ludington, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
1
Fountain area residents share visits with relatives in Mille district Ludington and Grand Rapids. Families report illnesses operations and recoveries at Mercy sanitarium Manistee. Local clubs hold meetings and plan seasonal gatherings as residents frequent nearby towns.
Mrs Q Glive spent the past week visiting her daughter Mrs Ed Shanafelt. A large crowd attended the suction sale at the Fred Bloch farm on Tuesday Sept 22. Residents attended Hart fair on Thursday Sept 24. Vernon Shanafelt of Muskegon visited Sept 24 for vacation. Fred Bloch trips to Muskegon and Walkerville occurred Sept 24. Several from the vicinity enjoyed a Branch dance. Mrs Mary Blaney returned from Muskegon after two weeks visiting. Magic Kidder traveled to Hart Monday and Wilson trip to East Jordan planned. Ruby Creek school teacher Miss Mary Spencer spent the weekend at home. Clyde Bestor surprise party noted Sept 35.
An Evangelical church notices several gatherings including a 3 o'clock service at West Riverton Ashly School and a prayer meeting at St Man?sUible. It invites the public to join Salvation Army services and Bible study events at Summit and Losu, Summit, with further details and dates noted.
Local notice announces a for sale event featuring Uncle Wiggily style tricks and cheap bargains. Items offered include games, toys, and collectibles with emphasis on playful novelty. Event details are sparse in the readable text.
Estranged movie star Johnny Walker not attending services with wife Rena Parker. Quarterly St Pauls church meeting sermon by Rey Hig Voelker well received. Families of Gamertafelder Schwass Olmstead Schneider Houk hosted Sunday dinner. Evelyn Olmstead seriously ill at Ludington Pantint Stearns hospital. Wet week delays harvesting and Dick wing. West River counties attend Oceana event in Hart.
Mr soul Mrs Frank Pitcher traveled to Shelby to visit relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Eugene DeLine plus Danehrey, Miss Woo, attended the J I Geldighoe Wood gathering. The Wood Braydon family were Sunday guests at the A Stewart home. Lilla Pitcher has been ill the past few days. Glen Morse spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs P A Morse and son Ford. Alta traveled to Grand Rapids with family to visit relatives. Grant Schaffner and Ezra Tranc denbure did carpenter work at the Morse home. June Striker shopped in Scottville Tuesday. The Bran Hallers were in the neighborhood last week, Mr and Mrs Mee visited the Wm Rynearson home Monday. Mike Lehter and son Adolph returned to Chicago Monday.
Journal fragment records residents and visitors with names such as Johnson Brox Paulson and Larson. Mentions Drepariis work in Seattville and social visits by Mrs. David Andersen, Mr. Edward Sint Craums Haver, and the Hansen family.
An advertisement touts a product named S08.8.0 and Eczematric as a cure for eczema by purportedly building red blood cells and purging impurities. It promises relief from itching and irritation, claims all druggists sell it, and notes larger bottles are more economical.
Huldah Nelson of Lincoln Valley Sunday, V. C. Pebrson is spending a couple of days with relatives in Grand Haven.
Buell Shelley made a business trip to Ludington Tuesday Mars Dane MacArthur visits Mersen AL MacArthur Frank Dare base for Minyat town where he has employment Mrs Shultz of Ludington spo Wednesday with dear daughter Mrs Aurry F Hasenbank Howell was adding poll Ges to Preoseil last week Mrs Albert Toomer assisted Mra d J Mowell Monday Har Hasenbank and family visiting friends Sunday Georgy Blarwedl took dinner
A fire at GC T Carpenter's house Wednesday noon was noticed by the family dog which barked from the car as the fire began on the roof likely from chimney sparks. Neighbors quickly contained it with minimal roof damage.
Police extend inquiry for Mrs Gretelson Colt charged with embezzling $25 000 from a state corporation as details of the social and business networks involved are sketched amid scattered neighborhood visits and regional travel notes.
An oil lamp claiming to burn 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene was advertised as superior to ten ordinary lamps after government and university tests. Inventor L L Johnson of Chicago offered free trials and agencies, promising $250 to $500 monthly for new distributors.
In her comparatively few years here she had acquired a wide circle of acquaintances. A former president of the local Zonta club, she was recently appointed to the national Zonta finance committee. According to her associates.
An on farm auction at Bowden farm Nave rented near Scottville features eight head of cattle and two team houses goods and produce. Sale starts 9 00 o clock Wednesday October 14 with no reserve or by bidding terms 5 cash or credit on notes approved by clerk of sale. Livestock include grade jerseys roan and durham cows calves heifers steers hogs brood sow and hogs two large team horses and poultry. Produce includes 9 acres ear corn oats potatoes and various seeds. Household goods include furniture appliances utensils and tools plus farming implements such as McCormick binder mower hay machinery engines wagons and rigging. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneer Charles Spuller. Clerk I Eddy.
A single playful query asks what you possess that you no longer want and what your wants ad could turn into someone else’s desire. The riddle hints at items with hidden appeal and invites clever buyers to see value in others’ unused possessions.
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