Wolf Obsequies Held in Scottville
Funeral services for Solomon Wolf were held at the Evangelical church with Rev. T A Moyer officiating. Attendees included Mrs Wolf and family, pallbearers listed, and relatives from Detroit and Western Ohio visiting afterward. Other local items note a masquerade, church meetings, and community events through Oct. 29 with travel and university news.
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Boottville
Mich
Solomon Wolf
Evangelical Church
T. A. Moyer
Joe Cooper
Beasie Selby
Quinn
Walth
Malcolm Coburn
M. S. Stowell
Wm. Baltver
Walter Langfell
E. M. Briggs
James Neil
Douglas Wolf
Ohio
Birthday Parties Honor Two Local Girls
Mrs. M Olson hosted Ella Olson's 12th birthday with games and refreshments. Guests included Esther Doe Violet Nelson Rosetta Wing Frances Nelson Olga Juodaitis and Gladys Olson. Mrs Dan Wing marked Alice Wing's seventh birthday with games and cake Jello and cookies as guests Muth Doe Dorothy Olson Vadys Chadwick Mildred Smedberg Arora Figgins Frances Nelson Plaine Smith Grace Green Gladys Green Gladys Olson Hannah Woodhead Rosetta Wing and Mary Agnes Wing. The region saw various residents visiting or returning from trips, including Gertrude Bremer from Milwaukee Sylvia Allison of Sead ville and Miss Thyya Olson's trip to Scottville.
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Rs. M. Olson
Ella
Alice Wing
Dan Wing
Alice
Muth Doe
Dorothy Olson
Vadys Chadwick
Mildred Smedberg
Arora Figgins
Frances Nelson
Plaine Smith
Grace
Gladys Green
Gladys Olson
Hannah Woodhead
Rosetta
Mary Agnes Wing
Harvest season extends and church tasks urged in Bethlehem area
Mr and Mrs A Sax ton Nin and Mrs Clarence Brayman of Murkegoh spent Sunday at the Marshall Brayman home Bethlehem Church Miss Whanel Freidenbureh of Summit was entertained at the J J Pleiness home Sunday Oct 18 Mrs G Haldemann visited her daughter Mrs Frank Benz Thursday afternoon Mrs Paul Gerbers president Luthern Ladies Aid society asks all members at church Thursday afternoon for the fall cleaning Mr and Mrs Herman Brock of Ludington were guests of the Frank Benz family aiding nephew Robert Benz with harvest of potatoes Keson boys of Ludington visited cousin Lawrence Dittmer for pheasant hunting Mr and Mrs Henry Paap visited their parents Mr and Mrs Wm Pleiness Sr to help with fall butchering Inclement weather retards harvest of apples and potatoes farmers must work between showers to accomplish anything.
St Mary's Lake visit and local notes from Riverton Township
Mrs John Johnson and son Clea drove from Muskegon for a two day visit with relatives. Hazel Hansen returned to school after a two week potato digging break. Billy Schultz expects at least 1000 bushels of potatoes this week. Mr and Mrs Merritt hosted Shelby friends at dinner. Hogenson family joined Ed Nehm for Sunday dinner. Mrs A P Carr of Saginaw visited her daughter Floyd Bickford last week.
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ST. Mary’s Lake
Riverton Township
John Johnson
Clea
Muskegon
Hazel Hansen
St. Mary's Lake
Billy Schultz
Wm. Merritt
Shelby
Wm. Hogenson
Ed. Nehm
A. P.carr
Saginaw
Floyd Bickford
League Order Ends Balkan Squabble
Paris reports the Balkan crisis cooled as the League demanded immediate withdrawal of troops. Bulgaria and Greece agreed to frontier talks. Greek guards to return to posts and Bulgarian forces to refrain until Greeks cross the border. Britain backs covenant enforcement.
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M. Briand
Council
Paris
Bulgaria
Greece
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Widow Kazoo Editor Dies From Pneumonia
Mrs Georgianna Torrey aged 68 widow of former Kalamazoo Telegraft editor George Torrey died today of pneumonia in Jackson Michigan. The body will be taken to Kalamazoo Thursday for funeral and burial.
Uncle Wiggily’s Tricks Stirs Laughs in Howard Park
A reader note credits Robert Main for a playful Uncle Wiggily trick scene at Howard Park. The item highlights the humorous moment as families enjoyed the game and the character’s antics.
Michigan Grangers Hold Annual Meet in Adrian
The Michigan State Grange opened its annual convention in Adrian on October 27 with talks on a state legislative program. Delegates expected broad support for an income tax and strict enforcement of liquor laws, plus focus on conservation and highway financing. An injured hunter and two newspaper men were described in a separate incident.
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Adrian
Mitch
Michigan State Grange
Assembly
Grange
C. H. Bramble
Pasgram
Limit on Sheriff Terms In Force for Year
Lansing Michigan October 27 1925 The attorney general issued an opinion on a proposed constitutional amendment from the 1925 legislature to remove the consecutive term limit for sheriffs It would allow sheriffs serving a second term to seek a third term but the outcome depends on the November provisions and the electors vote The opinion notes the amendment may or may not be adopted and any change would affect the next general election context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mid
We. Lewis
Hart Tnasmuch
One Death and Four Hurt Mark Game Season
A fragmentary report notes a fatality and four injuries linked to a season opening incident near Marquette and White Pine, with references to local roads, people and places including Leer Mountain and Wilhoookite. The readable text mentions a shill, a boat, and a hospital, but details are unclear.
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Marquette
Maeh
Spuds This Year Profitable Crop
Michigan farmers benefited from potato crop profits despite reduced yields and lower acreage. Estimates from federal statistician Verne Church show per acre returns may stay high while statewide yield drops to about 26.98 million bushels from 38.25 million last year, with total value near 19.8 million dollars.
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Lansing
Michigan
Verne Tr. Church
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Ten Mason Students at Central Normal My Pleasant Mich
Mason county ranks student representation at Central Michigan Normal school in Mt Pleasant. There are few students from this county attending Mt Pleasant normal. Isabella county ranks first with 2314 students. Gratiot county is second with eight students, Montcalm and Saginaw tied for ...
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MY. Pleasant
Mich
Mason County
Central Michigan Normal School
Mt. Pleasant Normal
Isabella Countxy
Gratiot Mumey
Montcalm
Saginaw
Nervous Woman Seeks Help In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati woman describes severe nervousness and backache, writes she found relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports improved sleep, energy, and appetite and says she is able to work again. Other letters praise the medicine from Philadelphia readers asking about dosages.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
Jydia E. Pinkham
KK. Coidiit
Boete
St. Cincinnati
Aladelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Dora Holt
11Th St
Philadelphia
County Student Ranking List From Ludington Area
Third place goes to 54 students from each county. Tuscola ranks fourth with 32, Oxseeds fifth with 30, and Midland sixth with 26. County entrants include Russell Tyndall, Pranch, Reba Anthony, Fountain, fina Garson, Rhoda Stanley, Ida Tobey, Preeson, Hela Borg, Bes sie Brown, Ruth Hawley, Maarie Sehneider, Ray Sugars, Ludington.
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Tuscola
Oxseeds
Ffth
Midland
Russell Tyndall
Pranch
Reba Anthony
Fountain
Fina Garson
Rhoda Stanley
Ida Tobey
Preeson
Hela Borg
Bessie Brown
Ruth Hawley
Maarie Sehneider
Ray Sugars
Ludington
Woman shoots but once brings four ducks home
Reed City Michigan October 27 Mrs W Wooster stood on a lake shore watching ducks maneuver out of range. She pushed a small boat out and fired one shot collecting four ducks, a season's regional record. Her husband also killed a nine pound goose the largest this year locally.
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Reed City
Mich
W. Wooster
Jung
University of Michigan Press Club Meets This Week
State newspaper men gather in Ann Arbor and Detroit for the seventh annual University of Michigan Press club meeting. Clarence Cook Little is introduced as the new UM president to state journalists. Dr Morris Fishbein weighs in on newspapers and Grove Patterson discusses The New Aristocracy.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Cook Little
University of Michigan
Men
Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
University of Michigan Press Club
Michigan
Cleaning and Dyeing Shops Targeted After Explosion
Prosecutor Robert Toms will question operators at Grand River Avenue at the request of D E Keljik owner of a local plant. Stench bombs have damaged 11 shops since last Wednesday and a mysterious blast yesterday wrecked Novelty Cleaners and Dyers, owned by W H Keljik.
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Robert Toms
D. E. Keljik
Grand River Avenue
Orly
Novelty Cleaners & Dyers
W. H. Keljik
Car Plunges Into Canal Drowns Two Occupants
In Sault Ste Marie Michigan on October 27 1930 or 31 two bodies were recovered from the power canal after a car skidded at a slippery curve and plunged into the water. John Hulme 54 and Mrs James Penfold 49 were aboard and drowned the accident was not found until Sunday when the broken bridge railing was seen.
Couzens to preside at Cambridge Michigan debate
Senator James Couzens will chair the Cambridge Michigan debate Thursday night on the question Resolved That this house pities its grandchildren. The event takes place in Ann Arbor on October 27.
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Couzens
Cambridge
Ann Arbor
James Couzens
Cass County Supervisors Fight Extra Dollar Debate
In Bowagiac Michigan on October 27 Prosecution Attorney Asai K Hayden argues the extra dollar per day provision applies only to township boards not county supervisors. Berrien County board members received the extra pay while Cass County splits remain disputed amid mixed interpretations.
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Bowagiac
Mich
Asai K. Hayden
Cass County
Alstorney Hayden
Berrien
Cother
Mrs Brown Dies at Home in Hamlin After Stroke
Mrs Brown died at home in Hamlin after a seven year struggle with paralysis and a return stroke. Surviving are six children including John Brown of St. Lenace and Mary Mason of Chicago, plus numerous grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Victor.
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Han
Anat Dolan
North William Street
Joseph Brown
North Pere Minquette
Eran
Georey
Christ
Wess
Joss
Pres
Cice
Sacred Hert Catholic Ehiveh of
Victors
Cecedent
Tev.ey
William Simon
Scottville
New Charm and Beauty From a Morning Drink
A health ad urges women to start each morning with a glass of hot or cold water mixed with Jad Salts to flush the intestines. It promises faster, pleasant cleansing within about an hour, claiming acids from lemon and grape withAthia create a sparkling drink that improves complexion and vitality. The ad encourages clipping a coupon to send for Jad Salts.
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Athia
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