The County News Roundup of Local Notices
Unsigned community items from The News columns include reports of Nellie Taylor’s trip to the Pan-American, Gussie Woodley taking a job in Battle Creek, Lena Lusk at a Marshall teachers meeting, and a large E U L S gathering at H M Albertson’s with guests from Kansas City Chicago Pittsburgh Albion and Homier. The Eckford Sunday school plans a Lyon lake picnic on August 8, plus notes on heat incidents, visits, and social events at various local homes and farms. Special prices appear for picture framing at Loop and Ansturalz funeral directors, successors to EB Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Taylor
Gussie Woodley
Battle Creek
Lena Lusk
Marshall
H M Albertson
E Wail
Kansas City
Kitne Swartwout
Chicago
Claude Dickey
Loop & Sansturaz
EB. B, Hughes
Pioneer Dies In Wheatfield Dying At Eighty Five
John Hough of Wheatfield dies after a long life of farming and old age. Funeral held at his home in Ceresco with interment in Ceresco cemetery. Widow Mrs Hough came to Michigan from York state in 1888 and lived on the family farm over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hough
Wheatfield
Ceresco
Hough
Michigan
York State
Mr. Dunham
Lawton
Barker
Lee Center social and local visits noted
Nellie Walker Aggie Thomas return from Battle Creek Bellevue visit. Kate Willson went Marshall last week and had a throat tumor removed. The operation was precarious but she is recovering. Several locals including Frank Kimbell and wife visited, Epworth League topic Gaining by Losing led by S Galugha. Multiple guests at Dedrick residence and relatives visiting Clyde Clyde N. ., Philadelphia Benton Harbor and Chicago connections. Ladies Library ice cream on lawn at Commercial House. Gall lake picnic attendance noted. Teachers attending the institute listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Willson
Marshall
Frank Kimbell
Dimondale J
Epworth League
S Galugha
G Kimbell
Diamondale
Milo Paine
Rice Creek
Dedrick
Russian authorities order Kennan to leave St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on July 27 a Russian police officer told American author George Kennan he must exit Russia by 10 PM Friday. Kennan was confined to his room during the day and treated courteously. The move stems from a law allowing expulsion of undesirable foreigners, labeling Kennan as untrustworthy politically. He has informed Charlemagne Towers in this region of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
George Kennan
Keanan
Kennan
United States
Russia
Charlemagne Towers
Cresceus Sets New World Trotting Record At Glenville
Nearly 10 000 fans watch Cresceus the world champion trotting stallion race a mile in 2 02 percent establishing a new world record for trotting both sexes. Driver George Ketcham and Cresceus receive a hero’s ovation as the crowd cheers and lifts Ketcham from the sulky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cresceus
Glenville
Abbott
George Ketcham
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