Surprise Kitchen Cabinet Gift Gratitude Note in North Albion
North Albion residents express thanks to Mr and Mrs Will Millar for a kitchen cabinet given at a surprise party held weeks ago. Edna Raymond cares for Mrs Harriet Sleeper near Partello. Mrs Mabie Lake of Marengo plans visits with her parents in Rice Creek. Grenge July 26 hosts a contest between ladies and gentlemen. Edna Raymond visited Fannie Wilson. Maude Dickson returns to Detroit after visiting Mrs Charles Samson at Rice Creek. Lillian Allaugh of Jackson visits Mrs Peter Alexander. Aldie Tooley and children visit Stephen Tooley and wife. Peter Alexander and grandson visit Miles Alexander.
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Will Millar
Mrs. Millar
Edna Raymond
Mabie Lake
Marengo
Herbert Lincoln
Rice Creek
Grenge
Iedies
Edne Raymond
Fannie Wilson
Maude Dickson
Charles Samson
Detroit
Lillian Allaugh
Tackson
Peter Alexander
Aldie Tooley
Stephen Tooley
Wittle Son
Miles Alexander
Local notes from Battle Creek area social visits and school meeting
Otto Spooner and wife hosted relatives at Harvey Spooner’s while on the sick list. Dr Leland attended Otto Sunday. Ethel Randt of Emmett visited cousin Doris Randt. Jesse Burch and friend visited C J Spooner. Mrs George Brett and children visited Lewie Geogues. Bernice Mar called on Blanch Flanders. Frank Randt and family visited H Randt. Erma Weihl spent a week in Battle Creek. Arthur Gray visited C D and Harvey Spooner's. Albert Hogershaw was elected school treasurer at Monday meeting and nine months schooling approved. Families motored to Gull Lake on Sunday.
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Newton Otto Spooner
Battle Creek
Harvey Spooner
Spooner
Leland
Ethel Randt
Emmett
Doris Randt
Jesse Burch
Battie Creek
C. J. Spooner’s
George Brett
Attle Creek
Lewie
Shake fate Your Shoes Ates Foot Ease Powder Ad
Fragmentary ad copy touts Ates Foot-Ease antises powder to ease aching feet and sweating. Claims to relieve discomfort and make walks easier. Includes garbled pricing and contact hints with place names and distributors.
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Ates
Attig
Corsa and
Bealons
Leroy
Hamiltons and Friends Attend Services and Picnic
East Convis reports Mrs Eva Cummings of Bellevue hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Hamilton. Ray Van Arman Bessie Van Arman and Grace Lamphlere attended Sunday school and church as Rev A A Geiger delivered a talk from Ecclesiastes 4 9. Geiger to be away several weeks at Eaton Rapids cottage. L A S&S met small turnout last Tuesday. Grange picnic at Pine Lake drew about 65 for a bountiful dinner and cheerful time. Sunday school next Sunday at 1 30 PM with invite to bring someone.
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Fred Hamilton
Eva Cummings
Bellevue
Afr
T. Hamilton
Ray
Bessie van Arman
Grace Lamphlere
This Place
A. A. Geiger
Eccles
Bro. Geiger
Eaton Rapids
Homer Clute
Grange
Pine Lake
North Convis Community News Ripples Across Weekend
North Convis and nearby towns report visitors and family contact over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Q Kirg and children visited Elmer Barratt. Mr and Mrs Birt Huggett and daughter visited relatives in Pattie Creek. Mrs Chamberlain and two children from Grand Rapids visit sister Mrs Wire en route to Detroit. Selia Barrett sr ill. Born to Mr and Mrs Elroy House a girl on July 1. Wm Much of Battle Creek ill but improving. Mrs Waterbury at Kellogg Pentfield. seven voters at school meeting. Erin Huggett reelected treasurer. Three district students expected to enter high school in fall. Geo King hosted by daughter Mrs Moon north of Bellevue. Mrs Butterfield visiting. Mr and Mrs H Shore in Battle Creek on business. Reva Shore to teach at Nocker school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Kirg
Elmer Barratt
Birt Huggett
Pattie Creek
Chamberlain
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Hve
Wire. McAmosh
Selia Barrett
Buckints Arnica Salve Promoted By Carpenter Lopez
A Manila New York carpenter B L Lopez extols Buckints Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns wounds and skin ailments. He claims quick healing and urges purchase at J W Bradshaw’s for 25 cents.
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Lopez
Manilla
N. Y
J. W. Bradshaw's
King District News Roundup of Local Notes
Colon Krukwaey cut his heel on a cork knife and has been laid up for several days. Roy Hazal is on the sick list. The Sunday school picnic at Baw Deese lake was well attended. Several horses died from the heat last week. A Brown has been entertaining friends from Chicago. Vers McAliater is visiting in Mia skeapols. Rey Snyder is visiting in Battie Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon Krukwaey
Roy Hazal
Baw Deese Lake
A Brown
Chicago
Vers McAliater
Miaskeapols
Rey Snyder
Battie Creek
Local Social News From South Bedford Area
Mrs Yoseph Lee visited her daughter Mrs B Smith and family at Derby part of the week. Mr and Mrs Roy Tobing returned to Lansing Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E R Boyer were entertained at H J Boyers in Battle Creek Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Lindhurst and Mr and Mrs Frank Orns attended a ball game in Augusta Sunday. Marmoulh ball team beat Hollandsburg 31 to 2 in Augusta Sunday morning. Mrs Sarah Lee visited BE B y er's Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoseph Lee
B. Smith
Derby
Roy Tobing
Lansing
E.R. Boyer
H. J. Boyer
Battle
Fred Lindhurst
Frank Orns
Augusta
Marmoulh
Hollandsburg
Sarah Lee
BE. Boyer
Social Roundup From South Emmett District
Light rain shaded weekend activity as residents visited relatives in Battle Creek. Mrs. Swift of Battle Creek, a former teacher from district No. 10, toured local friends last week. Earl and Erma Latta joined George Mott’s family for weekend visits. Blanch Burdue, S. Metzger, and Mrs. Bird of Stanley were seen locally. Several residents traveled to Battle Creek at week’s end, with Mrs. Asi Fanning visiting Newton and Son Hay Fanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Francisco
Battle Creek
Swift
Blanch Burdue
Howe
S. Metzger
Charley Bird
Hitie
Stanley
Joe Schwark
Mamie Schwark
Mrs. Bird
J. R. Rott
Battie Creek
C. MH. Mett
Lawrence Fero
Hattie Creek
Asi Fanning
Newton
Hay Fanning
J. BR. Goff
Dattie Creek
Social notes from Carverville and Kalimo area
Sunday visitors and family visits headline the Carverville notes. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Arman and Mrs. Delaney visiting Mrs. Jessie Hildebrandt. Stella Mason of Kalimo visits Mrs. Wesley Dickenson and sister. George Runde adds an addition to his house with R Peterson’s help. Shults travels to Charlotte with a wagon load of whortleberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert van Arman
Fred van Arman
Martha Dickenson
Edna Mason
Walimo
Mirs
Claude van Arman
Ars. Greenman Scate
John Hockwar
John Langridge
Delaney
Jessie Hildebrandt
Stela Mason
Kalimo
Wesley Dickensor
Wesley Dickenson
Stella
Mason
Kalima
George Rundie
R. Peterson
Shults
Charlotte
North Marshall social notes from Battle Creek visits
Mgrs Callahan and daughter Lilla of Battle Creek visited at F Barretts from Thursday to Monday. Albert Van Arman and wife visited Fred Van Arman’s Sunday. Chica and Laura DeForrest of Orangeville visit relatives and friends Jere Miles Fish wife and grandson spent Monday at Claude Dewdinz’s. Mrs George M. Smith and children of Three Rivers visit S Knight’s. Hazel Miller to teach in Ward district next year. John Langridge and family called on his mother Sunday. Ruth Bentley to teach Latin next year in Cuba finals schools. Chicago visitors and El U S J will meet with Creps on old Alvertson farm. L A L meets next with Mrs M Lusk. Leni Lusk and Leona Easterly guests of Mrs Arthur Rhoades of Chicago. Clara Washburn to visit old home for a month.
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Mgrs
Callahan
Lilla
Battle Creak
F. Barrett
Albert van Arman
Fred van Arman
Chica
Laura DeForrest
Orangeville
Jere Miles Fish
Claude Dewdinz
George M. Smith
Three Rivers
W. Knight
Lita Callahen
Harold Barrett
Hazel Miller
John Langridge
Ruth Bentley
Cuba
C. S. Paxton
Redlands
Cal
Leona Paxton
Royal Oak
Chicago
EL U
Ceresco Farmers Club Meeting at M Canright Home
The Ceresco Farmers Club will meet at M Canright home on Wednesday July 26 with Mr and Mrs Canright hosting. The program features readings by Clara Paul and Mrs L J Peck, music by Pearl Water son and John De Shon, and talks on alfalfa legumes and farming in China. Mrs L L Lewis leads a discussion on wives legal rights to property.
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Ceresco ‘Farmers’ Club
M. Canright
Local social notes from Battle Creek area visits
Mrs Frank Tucker is in Battle Creek. Glenn Patterson and family of Kendallville Ind were here over Sunday. Flora Provance was Sunday guest of Hazel Walters. In Marshall Fred Atwood and wife of Union City were guests Saturday at BH. Lena Lusk and Leone Easterly of Chicago are there for several weeks. The L U S will meet next week with Mr and Mrs Craps on the old puberpand farm. The L A S meetsext time with Mrs M Lusk. Mrs Arthur Rhoades of Chicago is a guest of Mrs J A Zimmerman. Clara Washburne will be a guest.
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Frank Tucker
Battle Creek
Glenn Patterson
Kendallville
Ind
Donald Graham
Schoon
Flora
Hazel Walters
Marshall
Fred Atwood
Union City
Grangers Picnic Attended by Local Residents at Pine Lake
Several from the area attended the grangers’ picnic at Pine Lake. Local visits included Willison of Assyria staying with Mrs. A. Campbell. Mrs. Edina Cole from Marshall and three children visited Walkinshaw and Jas Hart. Edna Buckingham remembered as Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Kate Vogt visited sister Mrs. Ella War. Mrs. James Hart and daughters visited John Way’s Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Marty Walz and son Frank visited Martha Webb of Marshall Wednesday. Earl and Ross Hammond of Olivet visited Henry Walkinshaw Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert White and daughter called at Henry Walkinshaw’s Sunday evening.
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Pine Lake
Willison
Assytia
A. Campbell
Edina Cole
Marshall
Walkinshaw
Jas. Hart
Cole
Edna Buckinham
Kate Vogt
Aon Frank
Martha Webb
Peres, Earl and
Ross Hammond
Olivet
Humphreys Specifica Medical Guide Ad Listed
An old labeled advertisement touts Humphreys' Specifica used for over fifty years. It enumerates remedies for infants and children including colic, crying, diarrhea, coughs, indigestion, fever, malaria, whooping cough, asthma, nervous debility, and more. The ad notes the products are sold by druggists or mailed on receipt of price, from BU RPHERS HOKEO MEDICINE CO in New York City.
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Polo
Coldin Road
Price
Wilitemn Xail Ann
Local Social Roundup From Marengo and Nearby
Miss Gladys Mulvany and Mrs. Rena Greenhalgh appear in a Marengo based social notes roundup with visits across Bellevue Battle Creek Marshall Jackson Albion Fredonia and Union City. Names include Gildersleeve Bowers Clark Darling Newton Eyre and Adams among others with recurring host homes and weekend calls.
Athens social notes recount visits and travel
Mr. and Mrs Greve Fox and child return from Lawrence after a ten day visit. Grace Parker returns home to Coldwater from N E Millers. Gave and Byrd family guests of Mrs Vern Cummings in Frankfort. Mrs Karl Miller and Geraldine linger with L T Morris family as vacation continues. Multiple residents travel to Union City Kalamazoo Battle Creek Perry New York and northern Michigan for visits and vacations.
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Greve Fox
Litte
Lawrence
Grace Parker
N. E. Miller's
Gave
Byrd
Franktfert
Vern Cummings
Karl Miller
Geraldine of
Ashion
L. T. Morris
Mr. Miller
Marthe Fuller
Union City
Rose Manes
Kalamazoo
Guy Kelser
Frank Meade
Battle Creek
M. C
van Scoter
John Grifith
Thres Rivers
East Albion Community News and Visits
East Eckford and Albion notes show many visits among local families including Ferguson Weitzel and Kraushear households. Illnesses, travel, and family reunions mark a weekend roundup as residents recall relatives from Homer Winnsboro and Rendalville. A Michigan National Guard captain being trained to operate an airplane is noted as a possible honor.
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Michigan National Guard
Grand Rapids
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcement
North Glare nce N. 5, Barnes visited Jep Butler's Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Chas Carrier and Mrs. Wm Butler attended the Gleaner club at Claude Sebastian's near Prairie Lake. Squire's Saturday events include visits by Mrs Arthur Starks and Miss Wave Storks in Charlotte. A son was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Dick Gifford of Albion. Duck Lake L B S to hold a clan at Duck Lake Angloth. Everyone invited to attend.
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Barnes
Jep Butler
Chas. Carrier
Wm. Butler
Gleaner Club
Claude Sebastian
Prairie Lake
Grove Gribble
Byron
Squire's
Arthur Starks
Miss Wave Storks
Charlotte
Cecil Bingham
Brookfield
Byron Saukes
Frances Squires
Butler
Lovina Chapman
N.S. Barnes
Dan Starks
Birs
A. Bingham
Dotu Bingham
Stanley Courtright
Local Social Roundup From Bellevue and Battle Creek
ESTABROOK Jr and Mrs Vern Greenfield and children spent Sundays at Bari Woods Miss Julia Barrett of Bellevue visited in the neighborhood last week Mr Lafayette Platt elected moderator at the school meeting July Tith Miss Duke Wetmore of Battie Creek visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J G Wetmore Miles Hadwin of Olivet spent Sunday at home with his parents Mrs and Mrs E Hadwin Miss Myra Wetmore entertained last week Wednesday afternoon the Misses Fern Persons Beta Carpenter Ruth Campbell Eva Weed of Lee Center Chros Welmore of Battle Creek and Julia Barrett of Bellevue It was to celebrate the hostess birthday A Mrs Benjamin Brown has been on the sick list She is improving at this writing.
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Vern Greenfield
Bari Wood
Julia Barrett
Bellevue
Lafayette Platt
Duke Wetmore
Battie Creek
J. G. Wetmore
Miles Hadwin
Olivet
Mrr
E. Hadwin
Myra Wetmore
Fern Persons
Beta Carpenter
Ruth Campbell
Eva Aveed
Lee Center
Chros Welmore
Battle Creek
Hellevue
Benjamin Brown
Raymond Ladies Aid Met With Mrs Bradford Last Week
The Ladies Aid society of the Raymond school met with Mrs Bradford last Wednesday. They will not meet again until September. Miss Lulu Peck visited W J Waterson's Sunday. The group and the Sunday school held a picnic at Goguac lake Wednesday. Mrs Myrtle Wechsl from Battle Creek visited Canrights. Daisy delivered ten cents per week.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Raymond School
Ofrs
Bradford
Lulu Peck
W. J. Waterson
Raymond Sunday School
Goguac Lake
Myrtle Wechsl
Battle Creek
Canright
Mothers Fever Relief Powder for Children
FHIS WILL INTENSIT MOTHERS. Mother Gras's Sweet Powders for Children relieve Feverishness, Head ache, Had Stomach, Teething Disor ders, move and regulate the Bones and destroy worms. They break up Colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 22 years. All druggists, 280. Sample "REE. Address, a. S. Olm sted, LeRoy, N. .
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Mother Gras
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy
Ruddock family visits and local calls noted
Marshall visitors Mrs Thomas Ruddock and son George spent Sunday with Mrs James Ruddock. R C Potter and Mrs H C Botter called. Charles Lave and wife W We Pendill and wife visited Battle Creek guests Mr and Mrs William White. James Ruddock wife and daughter Eloise from Brace Lake visited Lee home. Getting a preserving kettle at a bar Bain Hopper's closes out odd colors.
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Myr
Thomas Ruddock
George
Marshall
James Ruddock
R. C. Potter
H. C. Botter
Charles Lave
W. We. Pendill
Battle Creek
Wiliam White
Eloise
Bracelake
Lee
Hopper's
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