Local Briefs Include Births Moves and Meetings
Local notes report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Barney Stout on April 13 James Cox Jr rents a Carver house on south Gordon street Mayor Sandy relocates to a new Eagle street residence Rural carriers received an egg shower with up to sixteen dozen items included The state board of equalization will hold a special June session to equalize county taxes The post office plans improve rural service and white painted mailboxes with owners names Miss Carlotta Cook chairs a Monday club meeting with guests and talks on Alaska and local resources City officials confirmed at a council meeting including health officer Dr A Powers and alderman candidates H J Coleman and C F Gillis Buick runabout purchased Alfred Wills enters Albion College for music One tenth of US population is of unmixed descent M J Gillett offers two weeks of free music lessons The Ida vs Gear Amy case and a probate petition for insanity in Tekonsha were noted Funeral of Wellington Raesley held in Madison Street residence with Rev S Conger Hathgwar in charge and pallbearers listed Maria Winsor re elected Lansing High School faculty member at 1775 salary rise Funeral of Wellington Raesley noted and several local names appear in obit style listing. Constipation remedies advertised with Dean’s Revalets tied to local pharmacy pricing.
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Ac A Geiger
Springport
Fay Markle
T. Peters
Maria Winsor
Lansing
Aailary
Wellington Raesley
Madison Street
Reb. S
Conger Hathgwar
Arthur BE. Westbrook
W. J. Grege
E. B. Simmons
Stephen Riley
C. C. Smith
Htwell Bridge Club
Oliver Koote
Ivoesul
Afteen
Dora Hussley
Peter Vartigy
A.B. Osborh
Lucile Cox
S Cox
West State Street
James Cos, Jr
Marshal
Cook
Chainman
GL. Gallup
Alaska
Sildes
Chas
Rickett
Lolly Murphy
Rubinstein
Chopen
J. C. Beck
Erma Hubbard
James
Hubcard
Nancy Boyer
Impire
Louise Lepper
Helen Edgerton
Nina Day
Borg Hartley
Genevieve Sherman
Bethel Coleman
Mae Sinclair
Beatrice Haten
Ruths Cook
Reba Gauss
Gentle Spring Poem Describing Seasonal Rebirth
The verse celebrates spring’s arrival after winter storms highlighting gentle weather, blooming flowers, and singing birds. It portrays nature’s rejuvenation with bright colors, fragrances, bees, robins, and insect choruses, bringing joy, warmth, and renewed life to the land.
Edler Death at Barn in Lycoming County
John L. Edler, a well known farmer from Lycoming county, was found dead in his barn Saturday night around 10:30 by his son Clarence J. Buser and wife, with heart disease named as the cause. Edler, born April 22, 1858 in Pennsylvania, had lived on the family farm for five years and is survived by his wife, son, four brothers including Charles W. Edler of Burlington, and two sisters in Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements were set for Tuesday at Allerton with Rev. S. C. Buthaway officiating, burial at Houston Cemetery.
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J. J. Edler
Efredunia
Clarence J. Buser
Abdul
Kailas
Usdal
Tony
Iit Ling
Re M Gubbins
Srri- Val
EK Fur
Edler
Lyconing County
Penn
Tils
Charles W. Edler
Ree
Burlington
Pennsslvania
Uesday Allerton
Aclic
S.C. Buthaway
Houston Cemetery
Local residents share Easter visits and travels across towns
Miss Fannie Geer of Columbus plans March visit to see sisters Mrs Watson and Miss Margia Geer. Many locals, including Mr and Mrs Bentley, Wood, Powell, Pare families, and the McDermotts, spend Easter with relatives in nearby towns.
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Fannie Geer
Columbus
Nite
Mar
A. ¥. Watson
Margia Geer
Harry Aayes
Hisdale
G. Go Bentley
Tarow
Wood, Powell
California
Atlantic Fleet Ships Cruise to Baltic to Soothe German Grievance
Four battleships of the Atlantic fleet were ordered on a special Baltic cruise to appease Germany after German displeasure over the prior year’s lack of visit to German waters. The move follows a London speech by Arthur Sims urging American intervention if any nation attacked England, which prompted presidential reprimand for poor judgment.
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Atlantic
Baltic Sa
Europe
Ephey
More Albion Students Arrested in Bribery Ring
Seventeen more warrants for students suspected of voting irregularities were sworn before Justice Watson on Wednesday morning. Named suspects include L. Lee Horace Donigan Clarence Waller Hicks Geo Osborn Orsville Morrow Clarence B Harrison Lyan Lamprey Whear Oscar Olson Wai A Millar Gleen Pease Chas Thomas Farey Young Burley Lamb and John H Hall. Each man will be examined locally with individual cases advancing to the circuit court.
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Watson
Calhoun Villages Keep Liquor Sales Off Limits
The villages of Athens Homer Bur Hagton and Tekonstia in Calhoun County retain strict liquor ordinances preventing sale of alcohol. The ongoing dry rules apply regardless of county status.
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Athens
Homer
Bur- Hagton
Tekonstia
Easy to Beautify Your Home with Perma-Dac
A promotional note touts Perma-Dac as a simple solution to refresh interior woodwork floors stairs and furniture. It claims one coat makes surfaces look like hardwood and last longer with minimal cost and ease of application.
First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The First Presbyterian church annual meeting elected elders G A O Keefe Joseph Cunningham and W J Gregg for three years and Peter Wills Sr C J Gandrich for two to succeed Welch and Bacon who moved away The treasurer reported benevolences above average and all debts paid with a balance in the treasury Also trustees re elected F Bobbins H J Good Josiah Phelps and sales by Miss Gladys Alexander and Aira O G Rigkert noted.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. Hathaway
WF Grepe
G. A. O'Keefe
Joseph Cunningham
W. J Gregg
Peter Wills, Sr
C. J. Gandrich
H. K., Welch, Jr
A. J. Bacon
Reland
Welch, Jr
A EL Bacon
J R. Woremith
Sr. F. Bobbins
H. J. Good
Josiah Phelps
Taylor
Gladys Alesander
Aira O.G. Rigkert
Worship Across City Churches Sermon and Music
Presbyteran Rev S Conger Hathaway exchanges pulpits with Rev Oscar Olson of Concord to preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday worship. Special music features Gigundo’s Ave Maria with organ piano accompaniment. Also violin by Gerald Strong and other musical offerings. Sunday school at noon. Evening services planned with a sermon. Methodists report Grace Crooks will speak on missions returning from China as head of a girls’ school project. Baptist Rev A Watson Brown preaches Micah the Champion of the Poor with evening worship. Epworth League meets at 6:00 led by Mrs Bartoo. Special Easter music planned for morning service. Forty hour devotion starts one week from Sunday.
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S. Conger Hathaway
Oscar Olson
Concord
Presbyterian Church
Ing gGigunod
Vin- Hu
A.G. Rickert
Gerald Strong
Albion
Duvey Vernor
Wallace-French
Su Day School
Chris. Han Endgaver
Tharpe
Ruth Cook
Aliss Grace Crooks
Miss Crooks
Chinkiang
China
Miss Grooks
University of Michigan
Cninkiany
Mary ©. Robinson
Mary Robison
Eckford
Marshall Schools
Bartoo
Epworth League
A.A. Guiyer
Franz Abt
Volces
Hell
Messiah
German Lutheran Morning Worship at German Church
Rev. Heidenreich will conduct regular morning worship at 10 30 in the German church with an evening service to follow.
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Heidenreich
Will Allow Fifteen Saloons In Gattle Creek
Alderman Powers revises saloon rules proposing fifteen licenses at 31,000 local plus 500 state fee. Saloons may run 7 am to 9 pm, closed Sundays and holidays. Curtains glass forbidden, serving only in glass, single street entrance, no back doors. No seating or furniture restrictions. instruments allowed. Police liable for enforcement failures.
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Powers
Gattle Creek
Ceresco Farmers Club Meeting Details
The Ceresco Farmers Club schedules a meeting at 712 West State St on April 22 with Mr. and Mrs. Mills assisting. The program includes songs by the club, prayers, minutes, readings by Dorothy Cauright and Vivian More, and performances by a quartet. Rev A Watson Brown conducts readings.
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The
Cereste Farmers? Club
Mills
Mar Shall
West State St
Dorothy Cauright
A. Watson Brown
Vivian More
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio
An advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Cure from PL Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh, claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces with doses from 1 drop to a teaspoonful and offering a hundred dollar reward if it fails to cure. Also promotes Hell’s Family Pills for children.
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Foledo
Ohio
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F. J. Cheney Eco
Toledo
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