Elder Miller organizes Carverville Young Peoples Society
In Carverville on Monday night Elder Miller formed a Young Peoples Society with officers elected Wayne Roupe as president Fred Cooley vice president Florence Bates recording secretary Mabel Leggett corresponding secretary Leda Weeks treasurer The first meeting was held last Sunday with strong interest noted Various local visits and teaching plans for spring are also mentioned alongside brief ads and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Miller
Young Peoples’ Society
Carverville
Wayne Roupe
Fred Cooley
Florence Bates
Mabel Leggett
Leda Weeks
Pe Place
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Local News And Notices From Emmett Area
Emmett area notes report illnesses amid smallpox fears across central towns. Deaths include Mrs. John Arnold of Newton and David Henning of Battle Creek. Election returns show Peoples party victory with Treasurer Conley on Republicans. Social events include Easter program at Maple Grove F B and Ladies Aid meetings. various residents move, visit, or recover, with numerous short notes on farm work and schooling.
Marengo Items Include Sales Total and Local Visits
Tom Reed sold 23 Jamba this week averaging 12834 Iba with a heaviest weight of 168 lbs. Mrs Emma DeReamer visited her mother in the village. W B Marston is in great demand among the ladies at the present time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reed
Emma DeReamer
W. BE. Marston
Tekonsha Bank Office Becomes International Money Order Center
TEKONSHA April 1 marks the Tekonsha post office’s upgrade to an International money order office improving service to patrons sending funds to Canada and foreign countries. Other village items note Mr. George French critically ill, land sales, pensions, church events, school changes, and local council appropriations. Archibald M. Miller, 1835–1901, a Michigan Sharpshooter veteran, died at his home March 30 after paralysis.
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Tekonsha
Canada
George French
Charles Cook
William Young
A. B. King
Walter McElhenie
Roy Baker
Coldwater
Edward Foster
Ladies of the Baptist Church and Aid Society
Hart Warner
Sherwood
William Miller
Ralph Waldo
W. B. Abrams
Jackson
Jennie Warren
St. Joseph
Horatio Parker
Jennie Fiske
Bronson
C. L. Pemberton
Huntley House
Church Street
Jase Finlay
Jesse Ward
H. B. Williams
Calla Newland
Ladies of the Methodist Church and Society
Elsie Doolittle
Michigan Business College
Archibald M. Miller
Barry
Orleans County
New York
Michigan
Fredonia
Miller
Flist
Rhepin
Quiet election and local notes in early spring
Election passed off very quietly. Alonzo Root in poor health with his son Owen in Grand Rapids caring for him. Mrs. Anna Sass recovering from illness. Roads improving. Fred Wedle and Bessie Sutherland visiting from Rattle Creek and local residents moving or traveling. Mrs. C H Sutherland recovering from typhoid. Clayton Dodge headed to Marengo for the summer. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised for coughs. Swartwort Swartwout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Root
Owen
Grand Rapids
Anna Sass
Fred Wedle
Rattle Creek
Bessie Sutherland
Clayton Dodge
Marengo
Local Notes From Fredonia and Surrounding Areas
H J Day is confined to the house with sciatic rheumatism. Miss Parsons, recently at Houston House, returns to Marshall. Bert Peck of northern Michigan visits his mother Frances Peck. Republicans jubilant over election result. Mr and Mrs J N Smailey visiting friends. Stephen Hayes, formerly of Ceresco, moves to recently purchased farm from Mrs Emily Day. Miss Ora Skinner and Harry Cronin visit friends Sunday.
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H. J. Day
Miss Parsons
Houston House
Marshall
Bert Peck
Michigan
Frances Peck
J. N. Smailey
Stephen Hayes
Ceresco
Emily Day
Ora Skinner
Harry Cronin
Carverville Y A P S holds quiet, informative meeting
The Y M C A society at Carverville, with twenty four members, met Sunday for a calm, instructive session. A donation at A Vanarman’s for Pastor C J Miller succeeded, ten dollars was raised with more promised, roads hindered attendance. Ted Henry’s daughter sick with scarlet fever, improving. Prasching services delayed to April 22 due to pastor at conference. Kline Gregg moving back to farm. Preparations underway for the Carverville Sunday school convention. Fordville Miscelladeous quotes Foley’s Kidney Cure as a postscript in a business letter.
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Carverville
A. Vanarman
C. J. Miller
Ted
Henry
Mabel Leggett
Sumware
Kline Gregg
Elllis Family Notices and Local Movements
Lawrence Hoyt of Battle Creek spent the past week with his uncle S Hoyt. Mrs John Goodrich entertained her sister and husband from Davison. Rich Luty moved onto the Edgerton farm, Beardsley left Saturday. Mrs John Katz was ill but recovering. Y P A Easter program planned after regular services Sunday evening. Frank Katz of Newton visited the Gleasons at Newton Spent Sunday with A Gleason. Remember the Farmers Club at W Pullmans on Apr 10.
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Lawrence Hoyt
Battle Creek
S. Hoyt
John Goodrich
J. Deill
Davison
Rich
Luty
Edgerton Farm
Beardsley
John Katz
Frank Katz
Newton
A Gleason
Farmer's Club
W. Pullman's
Homer Booms With New Factory Near Rail Crossing
A civic committee in Homer reports $4,401 has been subscribed to attract the Lenaweg Hoop Co for a new factory near the railroad crossing south of town. Charles A. Rafter, factory manager, has been wired that the proposition is accepted and about 100 men will gain employment once building begins.
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Homer
Lenaweg Hoop Co
Charles A. Rafter
Citizen's Entertainment Association
Wesleyan
Pallel
Democratic Party
Farm for Sale Near Marshall and Ceresco
The C D Godfrey farm offers seventy acres with first class buildings and good fences on improved land. Located four and one half miles from Marshall and half a mile from Ceresco, nine miles from Muttle Crest. Terms easy. Address C D Gourney 155 Brunsan Ave Bentot Harbor Michigan.
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C.D. Godfrey
Marshall
Ceresco
iMuttle Crest
C.D. Gourney
Brunsan Ave
Bentot Harbor
Mich
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