Eckford notes and county jottings of July events
Eckford July notes report Y P Y C meetings at the Presbyterian church led by Mr Pixley and a study of Christ's example. Local society events include L C T M at Eckford, Pansy Literary at Mary Bradley's, and a church seating rework. Harvest outlook hints at drought risk and ample yields alternating with heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckford
Y.P
Presbyterian Church
Pixley
Christ
New Lodge
Marian Wisner
Albion
McPherson
Henry Lusk
Dr. Parmater
Pansy Nterary Society
Mary Bradley
Calhoun County Farmers’ Alliance
Good Templars
Marshall
Homer News and Social Notices from July
July notices from Homer list visitors including Giles Cooper of St Paul and Mrs Geo Armstrong of Adisio, neighbors returning from trips, a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Albert J Ogden, and local plans. Homer bicycle riders toured Marshall, the baseball club eyed Albion, and Prof Pixley scheduled a musical at the Methodist Church. Industry notes mention Ben Warner's grain meter trial and Be mgent staffing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Toekonsha
M. E. Society
L. M. Batt
Grace Powell
Albion
Nella Batt
G. T. Smith
D. H. Pixley
Grand Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Homer
Mia
Giles E. Cooper
St. Paul
Mira
Geo. W. Armstrong
Adisio
Chas
H. Mahaney
Wifa
Great Lakes
Corper
Leigh and
Webster Streets
E. J. Rogers
Dowagiac
Robert Jones
Albert J. Ogden
W. A. Coaler
Marshall
Albion Club
J. M. Pixley
Methodist
Ben Warner
Aldrich
B. F. Goodrich
Bemgent
Cleve
Purported Pure Cetesco and local notices in Kalamazoo region
Absorbent local column reports Mrs. Henry Klose and children returning to Kalamazoo after a three week visit with the Arnold family in Ray. Stockwell of Charlotte to supply Congregational pulpit during Rev. Harbridge’s absence. Sunday services announced at Baptist and Congregational churches. Social events include a pastor’s reception at the Baptist church and various visits, with several residents traveling to Bay View and Detroit. Weather and agricultural items note a hot July with high temperatures, wheat harvests, and wind insurance discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Place
Nova Swartwout
Charlotte
A. Waite
Clubine
LeRoy
N.Y
C.E. Brooks
Marshall
Emma Harry
Marengo
Andre
Missea Frye
Maud Rogera
Cetesco
Caresco
Henry Klose
Kalamazoo
John Arnold
Ray. Stockwell
Harbridge
Ernest Vollick
iMra
Lawls
Marbridge
Hutchinson
Mias Langlealy
Bay View
Frank Bell
Kalamazoo Casket Co
Misa Emma Phelps
John Snide
Congregational Society
Nowbearry
Datroit
Toronto
Chas. Guilfrey
Parma
J. H. Cornwell
Lattle Creek
Belle Ramsley
New York
Mrs
C. C. Bly
Vision of celestial figures reported by local farmer
A Dickinton county farmer and neighbor recount a night sky event near Manchester in which a luminous body appeared, moved, and opened to reveal a procession of symbolic figures. The witnesses describe scenes of a crowned man, a warrior, and a ruling queen, with blood seen flowing as the cape of the vision unfurled, while an accompanying rider and a horned figure accompanied the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Dickinton County
Fing
H. W. J. Smith
Evangelical Visitor
The
Brethren In Christ
B. W. Blue
Andrew Thompson
Manchester
Abilens
Mr. Blue
Eyeless baby with extra finger born in New York
A child born at 154 Orchard Street is described as eyeless with an extra finger on each hand. The eight pound girl, healthy otherwise, has no sight due to prenatal development arrest. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Juda Grossman report previous child deaths over eight years. Medical examiners note no eye or optic nerve development, with no known similar modern cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyclone Inesurance
Mr. J. &. Tinckett
Tuilladate
Michigan
Dornwida
Cy. Gonek
Windstorm
Tasmanes Co
Jilsevity
Rogers
Apatiat Wind
Tadale
Gia Hecumaty
D. W. Rogers
Relly
Aasient Ban Nora
aasosAnhie
Manny
Wavkratta Hustling
BR. Hl, Cote
Calhoun County
Orchard Street
Juda Grossman
Post Graduate Medical Hospital
F. F. Reyling
Charles A. Tama
Lander
Bad Habits of Sleeping
A New York Dispatch note warns that sleep habits mirror eating habits. When the body has received enough rest, it wakes naturally. taking more sleep then becomes an excess like overeating. Poor sleep often stems from digestive system impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dispatch
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U.S
U. S. Clothing House
Southworth
E. Allen
AWE News
West Eckford
Tekonsha
Elete Bash
Jackson
Girard Laturde
J. Mabrle
Clarendon
Leone Waterman
Ypsilanti
Fred Gildersleeve
Iinoia Central
Chicago
Wilderville
Ed Williams
F. W. Frost
Frank Robinson
Englewood
Yishling S. BE. Robinson
L. &. Stout
Chilcote
Addie
Rensselaer
Ind
Mesars
Smith
Reid
Mills
Hilladale
Eviford
Hower and
Rice Creek
Ladies Aid Society
H.R. McWithy
Hood
Harry Mann
Friands
Cone
Mant
Ann Arbor
C. B. Wisner
Fred Hackett
IK. Sackett
Mary Raymond
Mra Win
Port
Albion College
Judy Tub
Parte
Minnesota
Deanetal
Low 1
Pitina
Krause
Redwood Falls
Minn
Elder
S. Beaver
McAllisterville
Juniatti County
Chaumberlain
Greene
Manshall Wacon & Windmill Co
Ofac ES
Ayer
Adironda
Wheelers
M.D. Bailey
Teller
Hank
Wheeler
Bala
A. O. Hyde, Druegist, Marshall
Mich
Rigrett
Old Atand
Rickett & French
East State St
Sin
W. Sec
Slay & WE
Keiley
Preps
Robinson & Townsend
J. Robinson
Arkos W
Gallup
First National Bank
H. McClellan
Marshall and Vicinity
Terme
Bend
WAL Wamaber & & Brown
Hiladelphia, Pa
G. Hampton & Son
Etrolt, Wich
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